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2.2 Parameter Values and Defaults
2.2.2 Default Parameter Values
2.2.3 Topology Neighbor Configuration
TL1 Command Components
This chapter describes the components of TL1 commands and autonomous messages for the Cisco ONS 15530 including:
• Parameter Values and Defaults
• Errors
2.1 Generic Parameter Types
This section provides a description of generic parameter types defined for the TL1 messages used in the Cisco ONS 15530.
2.1.1 CTAG
The CTAG (correlation tag) is included in each command by the user and is repeated by the NE in the response to allow the user to associate the command and response messages.
Note The valid values for a CTAG are strings of up to 6 characters comprised of identifiers (alphanumeric, beginning with a letter) or decimal numerals (a string of decimal digits with an optional non-trailing ".").
2.1.2 TID
The TID (target identifier) is the name of the NE where the command is addressed. TID is the Telcordia name for the system.
2.2 Parameter Values and Defaults
This section lists the command parameters, the valid values, and the default values.
2.2.1 Parameter Values
Table 2-1 lists the commands parameters and the valid values.
Table 2-1 Command Parameters
Component ValuesASSOCTYPE
PEER
SERVERATTENMODE
AUTO
MANCDP
N
YCLKPERIOD
0 TO 4294967295 clock ticks1
CMDMODE
FRCD
NORMALCONTYPE
ESS
SEFS-S
SESS
CVRD
CDLHECCTYPE
1WAY
2WAYDESATTEN
17 to 300 tenths of dB
DESPOWER
-50 to 250 tenths of dBm
DSCRVY
CDP
MANUALENCAP
ESCON
FC-1G
FC-2G
FDDI
FE
FICON
GIGE
OC3
OC12
OC48
STM1
STM4
STM16
SYSPLEX-CLO
SYSPLEX-ETR
SYSPLEX-ISC-COMP
SYSPLEX-ISC-PEER
TENGIGE
UNKNOWNENSWOTM
1 to 120 seconds
ERRTYPE
CDLHEC
CVRD
CVSFLC
N
YFRCENDHOP
N
YFROMDEV
BOOFLASH
DISK-0
SBY-BOOTFLASH
SBY-DISK-0HELLOHLDWN
150 to 30000 milliseconds
HELLOINTV
100 to 10000 milliseconds
HOLDTIME
10 to 255 seconds
INACTFCTR
1 to 50
INDEX
1 to 64
LINKDIRN
BOTH
RX
TXLPBKTYPE
FACILITY
TERMINALLSC
N
YMASTER
N
YMAXASSOC
0 TO 4294967295 clock ticks1
MODE
FRCD
NORMALMSGCH
AUTO
DCC
IP
OSCMSGHOLDCOUNT
2 to 10 messages
MSGHOLDTM
100 to 10000 milliseconds
MSGMAXINTVTM
1 to 120 seconds
MSTRATUM
1 to 16
NTFCNCDE
CR
MJ
MNOFC
N
YPMSTATE
ON
OFFPSDIRN
BI
UNIRATE
16000 to 2500000 kHz
RVRTM
0 to 720 seconds
RXFLOWID
1 to 254
SENDVER
1 to 2
THRTYPE
ALMTHR
DEGR
EVTHR
FAILTODEV
BOOFLASH
DISK-0
SBY-BOOTFLASH
SBY-DISK-0TRGAPS
N
YTXFLOWID
1 to 254
UAP
MAINT
PROV
RTRV
SUPERUPDATETIME
5 to 254 seconds
UPDCAL
N
YVALUE
1 to 9
YCABLE
N
Y
1 A clock this is equal to 2-32 second.
2.2.2 Default Parameter Values
This section describe the default parameter values for the different categories of autonomous messages.
2.2.2.1 10-Gbps Interface Configuration
Table 2-2 lists the default values for the autonomous messages in the 10-Gbps interface configuration category.
2.2.2.2 APS
Table 2-3 lists the default values for the autonomous messages in the APS category.
Table 2-3 APS Default Values
Parameter DefaultPSDIRN
UNI
RVRTV
N
RVRTM
300
YCABLE
N
ENSWOTM
N
MSGCH
AUTO
MSGHOLDTM
5000
MSGMAXINTVTM
15
MSGHOLDCOUNT
2
2.2.2.3 CDP
Table 2-4 lists the default values for the autonomous messages in the CDP category.
2.2.2.4 Memory Management
Table 2-5 lists the default values for the autonomous messages in the memory management category.
2.2.2.5 NTP
Table 2-6 lists the default values for the autonomous messages in the NTP category.
2.2.2.6 OSCP
Table 2-7 lists the default values for the autonomous messages in the OSCP category.
2.2.2.7 Redundancy
Table 2-8 lists the default values for the autonomous messages in the redundancy category.
2.2.2.8 Security
Table 2-9 lists the default values for the autonomous messages in the security category.
2.2.2.9 Threshold List Configuration
Table 2-10 lists the default values for the autonomous messages in the threshold list configuration category.
Table 2-10 Threshold List Configuration Default Values
Parameter DefaultTRGAPS
N
INDEX
Lowest available index
2.2.3 Topology Neighbor Configuration
Table 2-11 lists the default values for the autonomous messages in the topology neighbor configuration category.
2.2.3.1 Transparent Interface Configuration
Table 2-12 lists the default values for the autonomous messages in the transparent interface configuration category.
Table 2-12 Transparent and VOA Interface Configuration Default Values
Parameter DefaultCDP
Y
FLC
N
LASERFREQ
The lower laser frequency for the 2.5-Gbps transponder module
LSC
N
OFC
N
2.2.3.2 VOA Module Interface Configuration
Table 2-13 lists the default values for the autonomous messages in the VOA module interface configuration category.
Table 2-13 Transparent and VOA Interface Configuration Default Values
Parameter DefaultATTENMODE
AUTO
DESATTEN
-25 dBm
DESPOWER
-25 dBm
2.3 Access Identifiers
The AID code directs an input command to its intended physical or data entity inside the NE. Equipment modules and facilities are typical examples of entities addressed by the access code. Table 2-14 lists the AIDs for the Cisco ONS 15530.
2.4 Errors
Errors may be generated by any command or command response message. The format of an error message is as follows:
SID DATE TIME
M CTAG DENY
<ERRCDE>
/* <ERRMSG> */Table 2-15 lists the error codes and messages.
Table 2-15 Error Codes and Messages
Error Code Error MessageEANS
Access not supported
EATN
Invalid for access type
EFON
Feature option not provided
EN2T
Not 2-wire terminate and leave
ENAC
Not equipped with alarm cutoff
ENAD
Not equipped with audit capability
ENAR
Not equipped with automatic reconfiguration
ENAT
Request invalid for access type
ENDG
Not equipped with diagnostic capability
ENDS
Not equipped with duplex switching
ENEA
Not equipped with error analysis capability
ENEQ
Not equipped
ENEX
Not equipped with exercise capability
ENFE
Feature not provided
ENFL
Not equipped for fault locating
ENHN
Not hybrid network
ENMB
Not multipoint bridge
ENMD
Not equipped with memory device
ENPM
Not equipped for performance monitoring
ENPS
Not equipped with protection switching
ENRE
Not recognized equipage
ENRI
Not equipped for retrieving specified information
ENRS
Not equipped for restoration
ENSA
Not equipped for scheduling audit
ENSG
Not software generic
ENSI
Not equipped for setting specified information
ENSS
Not equipped with synchronization switching
ENTL
Not terminate and leave
ERLC
Red-lined circuit
ERNS
RTU does not support command
ESPG
Software program
ETNS
TSC does not support command
FNCR
NE fail.-circuit restored to last cond.-mon-term1
FNDT
No dial tone detected
FNEC
NTE has lost 8-kHz byte clock
FNSC
NTE has lost 64-kHz bit clock
FRCE
RTU component or configuration error
FRDA
RTU does not answer the call
FREC
RTU 8-kHz byte clock lost
FRNR
RTU does not reply
IBEX
Block, extra
IBMS
Block, missing
IBNC
Block, not consistent
ICNV2
Invalid command
IDMS
Data missing
IDNC
Data not consistent
IDNV
Data invalid
IDRG
Data range error
IEAE
Entity to be created already exists
IENE
Specified object entity does not exist
IIAC
Invalid access identifier (AID)
IICM3
Invalid command
IICT
Invalid correlation tag
IIDT
Invalid data parameter
IIFM
Invalid data format
IIPG
Invalid parameter grouping
IISP
Invalid syntax or punctuation
IITA
Invalid target identifier
INAC
Access number not correct
INUP
Non-null unimplemented parameter
IPEX
Parameter extra
IPMS
Parameter missing
IPNC
Parameter not consistent
IPNV
Parameter invalid
ISCH
Syntax invalid character
ISPC
Syntax punctuation
ITSN
Invalid/inactive test session number
PICC
Illegal command code
PIMA
Invalid memory address
PIMF
Invalid memory file
PIUC
Stated user privilege code is illegal
PLNA
Login not active
RABY
All taps busy
RALB
All units of requested type are busy
RANB
Access network busy
RCBY
Circuit busy
RCIN
Requested circuit ID does not exist
RNAN
Requested NE access number does not exist
RNAU
Requested NE access number unassigned
RNBY
NE is busy
RRCB
Unit specified by routing code busy
RRNG
Requested change exceeds range
RTBY
Requested tap busy
RTEN
Requested tap does not exist
RTUB
Test unit busy
SAAL
Already allowed
SAAS
Already assigned
SABT
Aborted
SACS
Access unit cannot sync on facility signal
SADC
Already disconnected
SADS
Access unit in diagnostic state
SAIN
Already inhibited
SAIS
Already in-service
SAMS
Already in maintenance state
SAOP
Already operated
SAOS
Already out-of-service
SAPF
Access path continuity check failed
SAPR
Already in protection state
SARB
All resources busy
SATF
Automatic test failed
SCAT
Circuit is already connected to another tap
SCBS
Channel busy
SCIS
Circuit in split condition
SCNA
Command not able to be aborted
SCNF
Command not found
SCNS
Circuit not in split condition
SCOS
Channel out-of-service
SCSD
Cannot split DS0B circuit
SCSN
Invalid command sequence
SDAS
Diagnosis already started
SDBE
Internal data base error
SDFA
Duplex unit failed
SDLD
Duplex unit locked
SDNA
Duplex unit not available
SDNC
Input data is not consistent with NE data
SDNR
Data not ready
SDNS
Diagnosis not started yet
SEOS
NTE is out-of-service
SFAS
Fault locating already started
SFNS
Fault locating not started yet
SFYA
Facility reports yellow alarm
SLNS
Log not started yet
SLOS
TSC to RTU link out-of-service
SNCC
Not cross-connected
SNCN
NTE unable to execute command
SNDS
NTE is in a diagnostic state
SNIM
NTE access complete, circuit was in monitor state
SNIS
Not in service
SNML
No monitor line established
SNNB
NTE could not sync on DS0B signal
SNNS
NTE could not sync on DS1 signal
SNOS
NTE is out-of-service
SNPR
Not in protection state
SNRM
System not in restoration mode
SNRS
Not reserved
SNSR
No switch request outstanding
SNVS
Not in valid state
SNYA
NTE has detected a yellow alarm
SOSE
Operating system error
SOST
Out-of-service, testing
SPFA
Protection unit failed
SPLD
Protection unit locked
SPNA
Process not able to be aborted
SPNF
Process not found
SRAC
Requested access configuration is invalid
SRAN
Unable to release access system
SRCI
Requested command(s) inhibited
SRCN
Requested condition already exists
SROF
Requested operation failed
SROS
Required RTU out-of-service
SRQN
Invalid request
SRTN
Unable to release tap
SRTO
Reply timeout occurred
SSCE
Systemic (snider) communications error
SSNG
Subrate selected is incorrect
SSNP
Test signal not pseudo-random
SSNQ
Test signal not QRS
SSPN
Speed selected is incorrect
SSRD
Switch request denied
SSRE
System resources exceeded
SSTP
Execution stopped due to hardware or software problem
STAB
Test aborted
STLC
Tap unable to locate channel
STNO
TSC/RTU to TAU link out of service
STOS
Test access unit out of service
STTI
Tap idle
SWFA
Working unit failed
SWLD
Working unit locked
1 Network element failure. The circuit is restored to the last condition, monitor, or terminate and leave.
2 For historical reasons, ICNV and IICM have been left in as valid error codes even though from inspection they are not unique (descriptions for both say Invalid Command). ICNV and IICM are not the preferred error codes for invalid, that is, unsupported commands by a test system controller (TSC) or NE. Where possible, specific DENY messages associated with a particular command should be used. However, when used, the ICNV is appropriate for responses originating from a TSC, and IICM is the choice for an NE.
3 An identical error code found in GR-833-CORE (SNOS STATUS, NOT CURRENTLY OUT OF SERVICE) is omitted here and will be removed from the list of valid error codes in a subsequent issue of GR-833-CORE.
2.5 Commands by Category
Table 2-16 lists the TL1 commands for the Cisco ONS 15530 by category.
Posted: Mon Dec 6 17:31:54 PST 2004
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