In this user interface, you can create, configure and modify the port protection group. Port protection is used to switch the service to the protection port when the working port becomes faulty. It ensures service availability. A working port and the corresponding protection port are regarded as a port protection group.
In the NE Explorer, select an NE and choose from the Function Tree.
For the protection switching command, the U2000 Web LCT considers only whether a command is successfully issued, but not the result of executing the command. Therefore, after the U2000 Web LCT issues a switching command, you need to manually query the switching status of the equipment.
Button |
Description |
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Query |
Queries configuration data from the NE. |
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New |
Creates a port protection group. |
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State |
IS |
Sets the state of the port protection group to be in service. |
OOS |
Sets the state of the port protection group to be out of service. |
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Delete |
Deletes a port protection group. |
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Modify |
Modifies the attributes of the protection group. |
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Function |
Lock |
Locks to the working unit. |
Force to Working Channel |
Performs a forced switch to the working port, regardless of the working port status. |
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Force to Protection Channel |
Performs a forced switch to the protection port, regardless of the protection port status. |
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Manual to Working Channel |
When the working port is normal, the service is switched to the working port. When the working port is unavailable, the switch does not occur. |
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Manual to Protection Channel |
When the protection port is normal, the service is switched to the protection port. When the protection port is unavailable, the switch does not occur. |
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Clear |
Clears the current switching status. |
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Field |
Value |
Description |
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Protection Group Name |
For example: NE122-69-1 |
Displays the protection group name. |
Protection Type |
Optical Line Protection, Intra-Board 1+1 Protection, Client 1+1 Protection |
Displays the protection type of the protection group. |
Revertive Mode |
Revertive, Non-Revertive |
Indicates whether the service is automatically switched from the standby channel to the active channel after the active channel becomes normal. Revertive means that the service can be automatically switched. Non-Revertive means that the service is not switched to the active channel after the active channel becomes normal. |
WTR Time (mm:ss) |
5:00 to 12:00 |
WTR time indicates the time interval between the time when the active channel becomes normal and the time when the service is switched from the standby channel to the active one. The Revertive Mode is valid only when the value is Revertive. |
SD Switching |
Enabled, Disabled |
Displays the SD trigger flag. NOTE:
The optical line protection only supports the value Disabled. |
Switching Status |
Idle, Switching, Unknown |
Displays the current switching status of the protection group. NOTE:
Unknown: Click Query, the current Switching Status, Working Channel Status and Protection Channel
Status will be displayed. |
Remarks |
The maximum length is 64 characters. |
Enters extra notes of the NE if desired. NOTE:
The following characters are not permitted: =, :, ,, ;, ", \, ?. |
NE with Control Channel/Monitoring Channel |
For example: NE93 |
Sets the NE with the control channel. |
Board with Control Channel/Monitoring Channel |
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Sets the board with the control channel. |
Group State |
IS, OOS |
Displays the state of the protection group. Clicks State to modify the state of the protection group. IS: In Service OSS: Out of Service |
| Switching Mode | Unidirectional Switching, Bidirectional Switching | Sets and displays the switchover mode of the protection group. NOTE:
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| APS Channel | 0 to 7 Default: 7 |
Displays the APS channel. NOTE:
This parameter can be set when Switching Mode is Bidirectional Switching. |
Field |
Value |
Description |
|---|---|---|
Protection Group Name |
For example: NE122-69-1 |
Displays the protection group name. |
Current Channel |
Work, Protect, Unknown |
Displays the path of the current service. |
Working Channel |
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Displays the working channel of the protection group. |
Working Channel Status |
Idle, SF Switched, SD Switched, Locked, Force Switching, Manual Switching, WTR, DNR, Unknown |
Displays the status of the working channel. |
Working Channel Hold-Off Time (100ms) |
0 to 100 |
Displays the delay time of the switch from the working channel to the protection channel. Delay time is the time delayed for the protection group to switch from the current channel to another channel. It effectively avoids repeated switching when the service status is not stable. |
NE with Control Channel/Monitoring Channel |
For example: NE93 |
Sets the NE with the control channel. |
Board with Control Channel/Monitoring Channel |
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Sets the board with the control channel. |
Control Channel/Detection Channel |
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Displays the protected channel information of the control board. |
NE with Protection Channel |
For example: NE93 |
Sets the NE with the protection channel. |
Board with Protection Channel |
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Sets the board with the protection channel. |
Protection Channel |
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Displays the protection channel of the protection group. |
Protection Channel Status |
Idle, Locked, SF Switched, SD Switched, Force Switching, Manual Switching, Unknown |
Displays the status of the protection channel. |
Protection Channel Hold-Off Time (100ms) |
0 to 100 |
Displays the delay time of the switch from the protection channel to the working channel. |