In this user interface, you can query and modify attributes and status of SNCP services.
In the NE Explorer, select the NE and choose from the Function Tree.
Button |
Description |
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Function |
Query Switching Status |
Queries the protection group status. |
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Clear |
Clears switching for the selected port. |
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Force to Protection |
Forces the service to switch from the working channel to the protection channel. This switching is performed regardless of the protection channel state, unless the protection channel is satisfying a higher priority bridging request. |
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Force to Working |
Forces services to switch from the protection channel to the working channel. This switching is performed regardless of the working channel state, unless the working channel is satisfying a higher priority bridging request. |
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Manual to Protection |
Performs manual switching from the working channel to the protection channel. If the protection channel is normal, the switching takes place. If the protection channel has a failure or must satisfy higher priority switching, the switching does not take place. |
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Manual to Working |
Performs manual switching from the protection channel to the working channel. If the working channel is normal, the switching takes place. If the working channel has a failure or must satisfy higher priority switching, the switching does not take place. |
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Lockout |
The switching request for the port is denied, but the reversion of switching is allowed. |
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Query |
Queries the attributes and statuses for all SNCP services from the NE. |
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Apply |
Applies the configuration to the NE. |
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Field |
Value |
Description |
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Source Channel |
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Displays the service source timeslot of the service. |
Service Sink |
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Displays the service sink timeslot of the service. |
Level |
GE, Any, ODU1, ODU2, ODU3, ODU5G |
Displays the service level. |
Current Status |
Normal, Lockout, Forced Switching, Forced Switching to Working, Forced Switching to Protection, SF Switching, SD Switching, Manual Switching, Manual Switching to Working, Manual Switching to Protection, Automatic Switching, WTR, DNR, Unknown |
Displays the current switching status of the protection group. |
Revertive Mode |
Revertive, Non-Revertive |
Displays the revertive mode. Whether the working service is switched back from the protection service after it returns normal. |
WTR Time (s) |
300 to 720 |
Sets the wait-to-restore time. Refer to the period of time starting when it is detected the working service returns to normal and ending when the working service is switched back after the protection switching. If the revertive mode is non-revertive, skip this step. |
Delay Time (100ms) |
0 to 100, in the unit of 100 milliseconds |
Sets a period of time starts when the system detects signal degrade and ends when service switching occurs, so as to avoid duplicate switching when the service status is unstable. Sets 100 milliseconds as the unit time for switching. 5 indicates that the hold-off time is 500 milliseconds. |
SNCP Type |
SW SNCP, SNC/I, SNC/N, SNC/S, MSSNCP |
Displays the protection type of a service. |
OTN Level |
PM, TCM1, TCM2, TCM3, TCM4, TCM5, TCM6 |
Displays the OTN level of a service. |
SD Enabling Flag |
Enabled, Disabled |
Sets the SD enabling flag. |
ODUflex Service Type |
For example: FC400 |
Indicate the service type of the configured port.
NOTE:
Set this parameter when Service Type of a WDM cross-connection is ODUflex. |
Occupied ODTUk Timeslots |
1 to 8 |
Indicates the quantity of ODUflex timeslots.
NOTE:
Recommended value for Occupied ODTUk Timeslots:
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Service Rate(bit/s) |
1 to 9993964557 |
Indicates or sets the service rate.
NOTE:
Set this parameter when Level of a WDM cross-connection is ODUflex and Service Type is Custom. |
Current Channel |
For example: Delaying to Start |
Displays what the current protection group selectively receives: the working or the protection service. |