Table Of Contents
Database Schema Tables
1.1 CTM Sequence Numbers
1.2 CTM Tables (Non-MGX Voice Gateway)
1.2.1 Ack_Table
1.2.2 Active_Alarm_Table
1.2.3 Additional_Device_Info
1.2.4 Admin_Job_Table
1.2.5 Alarm_Ack_Config_Table
1.2.6 Alarm_Count_Table
1.2.7 Alarm_Event_Cause_Table
1.2.8 Alarm_Event_Table
1.2.9 Alarm_Event_Type_ENUM_Table
1.2.10 APS_Group_Table
1.2.11 Audit_Log_Mapping_Table
1.2.12 Audit_Log_Table
1.2.13 BLSR_Node
1.2.14 BLSR_SPAN
1.2.15 BLSR_Table
1.2.16 Bridge_Group_Table
1.2.17 C_MetaData
1.2.18 C_MetaData_Attr_Presentation
1.2.19 C_MetaData_Col
1.2.20 C_MetaData_Filter
1.2.21 C_MetaData_Grp_Presentation
1.2.22 C_MetaData_NETypes
1.2.23 C_Property_Sheet_Info_Table
1.2.24 C_Tab_Metadata_Info_Table
1.2.25 C_Tab_Metadata_Table
1.2.26 Cerent_NE_Group_Table
1.2.27 Circuit_BS_Tbl
1.2.28 Circuit_Ctp_Tbl
1.2.29 Circuit_Dest_Tbl
1.2.30 Circuit_Size_Table
1.2.31 Circuit_Span_BS_Tbl
1.2.32 Circuit_Span_Tbl
1.2.33 Circuit_Tbl
1.2.34 Circuit_VCG_Tbl
1.2.35 Circuit_VLAN_Tbl
1.2.36 CLISession_Command_History_Tbl
1.2.37 CORBA_Functions_Table
1.2.38 CORBA_GW_Active_User_Table
1.2.39 CORBA_Interface_Table
1.2.40 CORBA_Permission_Table
1.2.41 CTC_Model_Const_Table
1.2.42 CTC_UserProfile_Table
1.2.43 CTM_Config_Table
1.2.44 CTM_Unique_ObjectType_Table
1.2.45 DB_Pruning_Table
1.2.46 Debug_Module_Mapping_Table
1.2.47 Debug_Module_Table
1.2.48 Deleted_User_Table
1.2.49 Diskspace_Usage_Table
1.2.50 Domain_Table
1.2.51 Ems_Alarm_Table
1.2.52 Enum_Table
1.2.53 EQPT_Info_Table
1.2.54 Eqpt_Relationship_Table
1.2.55 Error_Log_Table
1.2.56 Forwarding_Table
1.2.57 GWCORBA_PM_Mapping_Table
1.2.58 GNE_Table
1.2.59 Group_Info_Table
1.2.60 HA_Table
1.2.61 HFR_ACL_Policy_Config
1.2.62 HFR_BGP_PEER_PM_Table
1.2.63 HFR_Common_Interface_Config
1.2.64 HFR_ETHER_Interface_Config
1.2.65 HFR_Interface_DRC_PM_Table
1.2.66 HFR_Interface_GC_PM_Table
1.2.67 HFR_Interface_Helper_Address
1.2.68 HFR_Interface_MTU_Layer2
1.2.69 HFR_Interface_Secondary_Addr
1.2.70 HFR_MPLS_Interface_PM_Table
1.2.71 HFR_MPLS_LDP_PM_Table
1.2.72 HFR_MPLS_TE_Link_PM_Table
1.2.73 HFR_MPLS_TE_Tunnel_PM_Table
1.2.74 HFR_Node_CPU_PM_Table
1.2.75 HFR_Node_Memory_PM_Table
1.2.76 HFR_Node_Process_PM_Table
1.2.77 HFR_OSPF_V2_PM_Table
1.2.78 HFR_OSPF_V3_PM_Table
1.2.79 HFR_POS_Interface_Config
1.2.80 HFR_SONET_Interface_Config
1.2.81 HFR_SONET_Interface_Path
1.2.82 HFR_Version_Info
1.2.83 IF_Cross_Connect
1.2.84 IF_DWDM_Channel_Group
1.2.85 IF_Optical_Phy_Config_Table
1.2.86 IFIndex_Rule_Table
1.2.87 Interface_APS_Info
1.2.88 Interface_DWDM_Frequency
1.2.89 Interface_Stack_Table
1.2.90 Interface_Table
1.2.91 IOS_Parser_Static_Tree_Table
1.2.92 L2_FrontPort_Table
1.2.93 L2_Interface_QoSClass_Table
1.2.94 L2_Interface_Table
1.2.95 L2QoSTemplate_QoSClass_Table
1.2.96 L2QoSTemplate_Table
1.2.97 L2Topology_Circuits_Table
1.2.98 L2Topology_Table
1.2.99 L2_Vlan_Table
1.2.100 Link_Table
1.2.101 Managed_Et_Table
1.2.102 Map_Coordinate_Table
1.2.103 Map_Cust_Table
1.2.104 Map_Image_Table
1.2.105 Map_Link_Table
1.2.106 MIB2_Interface_Table
1.2.107 Model_Type_Table
1.2.108 Module155xx_Community_String
1.2.109 Module155xx_VTOID_Table
1.2.110 Module_Type_Mll_Info
1.2.111 Module_Type_Table
1.2.112 NE_Audit_Trail_Table
1.2.113 NE_Info_Table
1.2.114 NE_Inventory_Table
1.2.115 NE_Model_State_Table
1.2.116 NE_Model_Type_Table
1.2.117 NE_Port_Status_Table
1.2.118 NE_Swimage_Table
1.2.119 Network_Partition_Table
1.2.120 ObjectAttributeTable
1.2.121 Object_Relationship_Table
1.2.122 ObjectTypeTable
1.2.123 ONS15216_Active_User_Table
1.2.124 ONS15216_NE_Inventory_Table
1.2.125 ONS15216_Privilege_Table
1.2.126 ONS15216_User_Table
1.2.127 ONS1530x_HO_PM_Table
1.2.128 ONS1530x_IP_PM_Table
1.2.129 ONS1530x_LO_PM_Table
1.2.130 ONS1530x_MS_PM_Table
1.2.131 ONS1530x_NE_Inventory_Table
1.2.132 ONS1530x_RS_PM_Table
1.2.133 ONS15454_327_NE_Table
1.2.134 ONS15454_8B10B_PM_Table
1.2.135 ONS15454_Active_User_Table
1.2.136 ONS15454_CBQoS_Info_Table
1.2.137 ONS15454_CLASSMAP_PM_Table
1.2.138 ONS15454_CMS_Storage_Table
1.2.139 ONS15454_COS_PM_Table
1.2.140 ONS15454_DS1_PM_Table
1.2.141 ONS15454_DS3_PM_Table
1.2.142 ONS15454_ENET_PM_Table
1.2.143 ONS15454_FC_PM_Table
1.2.144 ONS15454_GFP_PM_Table
1.2.145 ONS15454_IFX_PM_Table
1.2.146 ONS15454_Match_STMT_PM_Table
1.2.147 ONS15454_NE_Inventory_Table
1.2.148 ONS15454_OTN_Fec_PM_Table
1.2.149 ONS15454_OTN_Path_PM_Table
1.2.150 ONS15454_OTN_Sec_PM_Table
1.2.151 ONS15454_PHY_LAYER_PM_Table
1.2.152 ONS15454_Police_PM_Table
1.2.153 ONS15454_POS_PM_Table
1.2.154 ONS15454_Privilege_Table
1.2.155 ONS15454_SONET_Line_PM_Table
1.2.156 ONS15454_SONET_Path_PM_Table
1.2.157 ONS15454_SONET_Sec_PM_Table
1.2.158 ONS15454_SONET_VT_PM_Table
1.2.159 ONS15454_User_Table
1.2.160 ONS15454SDH_E1_PM_Table
1.2.161 ONS15454SDH_E3_PM_Table
1.2.162 ONS15454SDH_E4_PM_Table
1.2.163 ONS15454SDH_HO_PM_Table
1.2.164 ONS15454SDH_LO_PM_Table
1.2.165 ONS15454SDH_MS_PM_Table
1.2.166 ONS15454SDH_RS_PM_Table
1.2.167 ONS15501_NE_Explorer_Table
1.2.168 ONS15501_Opt_Power_PM_Table
1.2.169 ONS155xx_CDL_Flow_Config
1.2.170 ONS155xx_CDL_IF_Config
1.2.171 ONS155xx_CDL_PM_Table
1.2.172 ONS155xx_Circuit_CC_Tbl
1.2.173 ONS155xx_Circuit_Path_Tbl
1.2.174 ONS155xx_Circuit_Stack_Tbl
1.2.175 ONS155xx_Condtype_Map
1.2.176 ONS155xx_DCRP_Definition_Table
1.2.177 ONS155xx_DCRP_Table
1.2.178 ONS155xx_Discovery_Info_Table
1.2.179 ONS155xx_Ether_Hist_PM_Table
1.2.180 ONS155xx_FCM_PE_PM_Table
1.2.181 ONS155xx_Flash_Device_Table
1.2.182 ONS155xx_Flash_Partition_Table
1.2.183 ONS155xx_GRA_CC_TO_CKT_CC_Tbl
1.2.184 ONS155xx_Granular_CC_Tbl
1.2.185 ONS155xx_IF_Circuit_Params_Tbl
1.2.186 ONS155xx_IF_Optical_Power
1.2.187 ONS155xx_IF_Phy_Info_Table
1.2.188 ONS155xx_NE_Info_Table
1.2.189 ONS155xx_NE_Type_Table
1.2.190 ONS155xx_Opt_Power_PM_Table
1.2.191 ONS155xx_Path_Hop_Tbl
1.2.192 ONS155xx_Path_Tbl
1.2.193 ONS155xx_Phy_PM_Table
1.2.194 ONS155xx_SONET_Sec_PM_Table
1.2.195 ONS15600_ENET_PM_Table
1.2.196 ONS15600_POS_PM_Table
1.2.197 ONS15600_Sonet_Line_PM_Table
1.2.198 ONS15600_Sonet_Path_PM_Table
1.2.199 ONS15600_Sonet_Sec_PM_Table
1.2.200 ONS15600SDH_HO_PM_Table
1.2.201 ONS15600SDH_MS_PM_Table
1.2.202 ONS15600SDH_RS_PM_Table
1.2.203 ONS158xx_Amplifier_PM_Table
1.2.204 ONS158xx_BCS_PM_Table
1.2.205 ONS158xx_CMP_PM_Table
1.2.206 ONS158xx_IOC_W_PM_Table
1.2.207 ONS158xx_LAC_Active_User_Table
1.2.208 ONS158xx_LAC_Log_Status_Table
1.2.209 ONS158xx_LAC_Log_Table
1.2.210 ONS158xx_LAC_Profile_Table
1.2.211 ONS158xx_LAC_User_Table
1.2.212 ONS158xx_LSM_PM_Table
1.2.213 ONS158xx_NE_IP_Table
1.2.214 ONS158xx_OAD_PM_Table
1.2.215 ONS158xx_OADM_PM_Table
1.2.216 ONS158xx_OSU_PM_Table
1.2.217 ONS158xx_OTS_PTP_Table
1.2.218 ONS158xx_PM_ACT_MOD_Table
1.2.219 ONS158xx_PTPType_Table
1.2.220 ONS158xx_SCF_PM_Table
1.2.221 ONS158xx_TimeStamp_PM_Table
1.2.222 ONS158xx_Transponder_PM_Table
1.2.223 ONS158xx_WD_PM_Table
1.2.224 ONS158xx_WD_RX_PM_Table
1.2.225 Operation_Permissions_Table
1.2.226 Operations_Table
1.2.227 OSS_Active_User_Table
1.2.228 OSS_AID_ENUM_Table
1.2.229 OSS_Alarm_Filter_Table
1.2.230 OSS_Alarm_Fltr_AID_Deny_Tbl
1.2.231 OSS_Alarm_Fltr_TID_Deny_Tbl
1.2.232 OSS_CORBA_User_Table
1.2.233 OSS_User_Table
1.2.234 Password_History_Table
1.2.235 PatchCord_Table
1.2.236 PM_ATTR_Value_Mapping_Table
1.2.237 PM_ATTRID_Mapping_Table
1.2.238 PM_Cerent_Info_Table
1.2.239 PM_Historical_Appointments
1.2.240 PM_Metadata_Info_Table
1.2.241 PM_Metadata_Table
1.2.242 Proxy_Server_Table
1.2.243 Purged_NE_Table
1.2.244 Roll_Table
1.2.245 Router_Link_Table
1.2.246 Router_User_Settings_Table
1.2.247 Schedule_Info_Table
1.2.248 Server_Monitor_Table
1.2.249 Server_Parameter_Table
1.2.250 Subnetwork_Table
1.2.251 SVC_Config_Table
1.2.252 SVC_Info_Table
1.2.253 SVC_NEModel_Table
1.2.254 SVC_Package_Table
1.2.255 Sway_User_Port_Table
1.2.256 Table_Info
1.2.257 TCA_Event_Table
1.2.258 TCA_Event_Type_Table
1.2.259 Threshold_Table
1.2.260 Transaction_Log_Table
1.2.261 Unmanaged_NE_Inventory_Table
1.2.262 User_Map_Table
1.2.263 User_NE_Table
1.2.264 User_Preference_Table
1.2.265 User_Table
1.2.266 CTM_Unknown_User_Table
1.2.267 User_Type_Table
1.2.268 Version_Table
1.2.269 Wavemux_NE
1.2.270 XML_Parser_Static_Tree_Table
1.3 CTM Tables (MGX Voice Gateway)
1.3.1 AAL2_CROSS_CONN
1.3.2 AAL2_5_DATA_PROFILE
1.3.3 ADDR_CUG
1.3.4 APS
1.3.5 ATM_ADDR
1.3.6 ATM_CONNECTION
1.3.7 ATM_PHY
1.3.8 AUSM_PORT
1.3.9 AUSM_PORT_DATA
1.3.10 AU4TUG3
1.3.11 AXSM_CONN_DATA
1.3.12 AXSME_CONN_DATA
1.3.13 CALL_CONTROL_PROFILE
1.3.14 CARD_DESC
1.3.15 CONN_TEMPL_PARAM
1.3.16 CONN_TEMPLATE
1.3.17 CONTROLLER
1.3.18 CUG
1.3.19 DBKR_TEMP
1.3.20 DS0_CONNECT
1.3.21 DSP_STATUS
1.3.22 ELEMENT_TEMPLATE
1.3.23 ELEMENT_TEMPL_PARAM
1.3.24 IF_SHUTDOWN
1.3.25 IMA_GROUP
1.3.26 IMA_GROUP_DESC
1.3.27 IMA_LINK
1.3.28 IMA_LINK_DESC
1.3.29 LAPD_TRUNK
1.3.30 LICENSE_IN_USE
1.3.31 LICENSE_POOL
1.3.32 LIF
1.3.33 LINE_DESC
1.3.34 LINEDISTRIBUTION
1.3.35 LINEDISTRIBUTION_DESC
1.3.36 MG_DNAME
1.3.37 MEGACO_CONFIG
1.3.38 MEGACO_PROFILE
1.3.39 MEGACO_TERM
1.3.40 MG_SUP_PRTCL
1.3.41 MGC_GRP
1.3.42 MGC_IP
1.3.43 MGC_RES
1.3.44 MGCG_PARAM
1.3.45 MGCG_PROTOCOL
1.3.46 MGX8880_NE_INFO_TABLE
1.3.47 NETWORK
1.3.48 NETWORK_DESC
1.3.49 NHM_MANAGEABILITY
1.3.50 NHM_STATS
1.3.51 NODE_DESC
1.3.52 NODE_THRESH
1.3.53 NODE_GROOM
1.3.54 PATH_DESC
1.3.55 PNNI_IF
1.3.56 PORT_DESC
1.3.57 PROGRAM_TONE
1.3.58 REDUNDANTCARD
1.3.59 RPM_CONNECTION
1.3.60 RPM_PORT
1.3.61 RSC_PART
1.3.62 RSC_POLICY
1.3.63 RTP_CONN
1.3.64 RUDP_SESSION
1.3.65 SENSOR_THRHD
1.3.66 SESSION_GROUP
1.3.67 SESSION_SET
1.3.68 SHELF
1.3.69 SRCP_PARAM
1.3.70 SRCP_PEER
1.3.71 STAT_ENABLE
1.3.72 SVC_CAC
1.3.73 SVC_OPERATION
1.3.74 SVC_PORT
1.3.75 TONE_DETECT
1.3.76 TONE_ID
1.3.77 TONE_PLAN
1.3.78 USER_CONNECTION
1.3.79 USER_CONN_DESC
1.3.80 VIRTUAL_PORT
1.3.81 VISM_ANNOUNCE
1.3.82 VISM_CARD
1.3.83 VISM_CAS_BIT
1.3.84 VISM_CID
1.3.85 VISM_CODEC
1.3.86 VISM_DS0
1.3.87 VISM_ENDPT
1.3.88 VISM_HDLC
1.3.89 VISM_LAPD
1.3.90 VISM_LINE
1.3.91 VISM_MGC
1.3.92 VISM_MGCP
1.3.93 VISM_PROFILE
1.3.94 VISM_TEMPLATE
1.3.95 VOICE_CONN
1.3.96 VXSM_CARD
1.3.97 VXSM_CAS_PROFILE
1.3.98 VXSM_CAS_VARIANT
1.3.99 VXSM_EVENT_MAP
1.3.100 VXSM_FAX_RELAY
1.3.101 VXSM_GENERAL_CONFIG
1.3.102 VXSM_IKE_PEER_AUTH
1.3.103 VXSM_IKE_TUNNEL
1.3.104 VXSM_IN_LINE_SIGNAL
1.3.105 VXSM_IPSEC_TUNNEL
1.3.106 VXSM_LINE_SIGNAL_TIMER
1.3.107 VXSM_NETWORK_INTERFACE
1.3.108 VXSM_OUT_LINE_SIGNAL
1.3.109 VXSM_PH1_PTRF_ASSOC
1.3.110 VXSM_PH2_PTRF_ASSOC
1.3.111 VXSM_PHASE1_PROPOSAL
1.3.112 VXSM_PHASE1_TRANSFORM
1.3.113 VXSM_PHASE2_PROPOSAL
1.3.114 VXSM_PHASE2_TRANSFORM
1.3.115 VXSM_PVC_IP
1.3.116 VXSM_RTCP_CIPHERSUITE
1.3.117 VXSM_RTP_CIPHERSUITE
1.3.118 VXSM_SECURITY_POLICY
1.3.119 VXSM_SPD_KEY_MGR_ASSOC
1.3.120 VXSM_TTY_PROFILE
1.3.121 VXSM_VDB_PROFILE
1.3.122 VXSM_VIF
1.3.123 XGCP_GW
1.3.124 XGCP_MGC
1.3.125 XGCP_PEER
1.4 NE Statistics-Related Tables
1.4.1 AXSM_CARD_DATA
1.4.2 AXSM_CONN_DATA
1.4.3 AXSM_LINE_DATA
1.4.4 AXSM_PORT_DATA
1.4.5 AXSME_CONN_DATA
1.4.6 AXSME_LINE_DATA
1.4.7 AXSME_PORT_DATA
1.4.8 AXSMESONET_PL_DATA
1.4.9 AXSMET1E1_PL_DATA
1.4.10 AXSMET3E3_PL_DATA
1.4.11 IMA_GROUP_DATA
1.4.12 IMA_LINK_DATA
1.4.13 LAPD_IN_DS1INDS3_DATA
1.4.14 LAPD_IN_DS1INVT_DATA
1.4.15 LAPDIN_T1E1_DATA
1.4.16 LAPD_IN_T3E3_DATA
1.4.17 MEGACO_DATA
1.4.18 MEGACO_EPH_TERM_DATA
1.4.19 MEGACO_PHY_TERM_DATA
1.4.20 SCMCARD
1.4.21 SCMCARDCOLL
1.4.22 SCMCARDCOLLHOST
1.4.23 SCMCARDENABLE
1.4.24 SCMCARDFAMILY
1.4.25 SCMCARDFAMILYDEF
1.4.26 SCMCARDFAMILYSTAT
1.4.27 SCMCARDTEMPLATE
1.4.28 SCMCOLLSVR
1.4.29 SCMCOLPAR
1.4.30 SCMCOLPARSTAT
1.4.31 SCMCOLPARSUBOBJ
1.4.32 SCMENABLETYPE
1.4.33 SCMIDMAP
1.4.34 SCMNODECOLL
1.4.35 SCMNODECOLLHOST
1.4.36 SCMNODEENABLE
1.4.37 SCMNODESTAT
1.4.38 SCMNODETEMPLATE
1.4.39 SCMOBJ
1.4.40 SCMSTAT
1.4.41 SCMSTATSKEY
1.4.42 SCMSUBOBJ
1.4.43 SCMDB_SCMCOLLSVR
1.4.44 SCMENABLELIST
1.4.45 SCMENABLESUBTYPE
1.4.46 SCMFRAGDATATABLES
1.4.47 SCMIDMAPDEF
1.4.48 SCMNODESTAT
1.4.49 SCMNODE
1.4.50 SCMOLDSTATKEY
1.4.51 SCMSTATKEY
1.4.52 SCMTABLEKEY
1.4.53 SCTP_ASSOCIATION_DATA
1.4.54 SCTP_GATEWAY_DATA
1.4.55 SESSION_DATA
1.4.56 SONET_LINE_DATA
1.4.57 SRTPERFKEY
1.4.58 SRTRPORTKEY
1.4.59 STATSDB_CONFIG
1.4.60 STS_DS3_DS1_PATH_DATA
1.4.61 STS_VTGROUP_DS1_PATH_DATA
1.4.62 XG_CONN_DATA
1.4.63 XGCP_DATA
1.4.64 XG_DS3PATH_DATA
1.4.65 XG_PATH_DATA
1.4.66 XG_PL_DATA
1.4.67 XG_PORT_DATA
Database Schema Tables
This chapter describes tables and table sequence numbers.
1.1 CTM Sequence Numbers
Sequence numbers are Oracle integers of up to 38 digits that are defined in the database. A sequence generates a serial list of unique numbers for numeric columns in a database's tables. Sequences simplify application programming by automatically generating unique numerical values for the rows in one or in multiple tables. The sequence numbers used in the CTM schema are listed in Table 1-1.
Table 1-1 Sequence Numbers used in the CTM Schema
Sequence Number
|
Description
|
ACKINDEX_SEQ
|
Used when an alarm acknowledgement is added to Ack_Table.
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ACTIVEALARMINDEX_SEQ
|
Used when an alarm is added to the Active_Alarm_Table.
|
ALARMFILTERID_SEQ
|
Used when adding a filter profile name to the OSS_Alarm_Filter_Table.
|
BLSRID_SEQ
|
Used to generate ID number when adding a new BLS ring to the BLSR_Table.
|
COORDINDEX_SEQ
|
Used when adding a map coordinate to the Map_Coordinate_Table.
|
CKTSPANID_SEQ
|
Used when adding a circuit span to the Circuit_Span_Tbl.
|
CUSTOMIZATIONID_SEQ
|
Used when adding a map customization to the Map_Cust_Table.
|
DCRPDBID_SEQ
|
Used when discrepancies are added to the ONS155xx_Dcrp_Table.
|
DEVICEID_SEQ
|
Used when adding a device to Additional_Device_Info.
|
DT_TREENODEID_SEQ
|
Used when group or NE nodes are added to the Domain_Table.
|
EVENTINDEX_SEQ
|
Used while inserting alarms and events in the Alarm_Event_Table.
|
FLASHDEVDBID_SEQ
|
Used for the Flash devices in the ONS155xx_Flash_Device_Table.
|
FLASHPARTDBID_SEQ
|
Used for Flash devices in the ONS155xx_Flash_Partition_Table.
|
GNEID_SEQ
|
Used when a GNE is added to the GNE_Table.
|
GROUPID_SEQ
|
Used when groups are added to the Group_Info_Table.
|
IF_XC_SEQ
|
Used when adding cross-connects to the IF_Cross_Connect.
|
IFDACCESSID_SEQ
|
Used for parameters in the MIB2_Interface_Table.
|
IFSTACK_SEQ
|
Used for underlying/overlaying layer relationships in the Interface_Stack_Table.
|
JARID_SEQ
|
Used for the ONS15454_CMS_Storage_Table.
|
JOBID_SEQ
|
Used when a job is added to the Admin_Job_Table.
|
LINKID_SEQ
|
Used when adding a link to the Link_Table.
|
MAPIMAGEID_SEQ
|
Used when adding a map image to the Map_Image_Table.
|
MAPLINKID_SEQ
|
Used when adding a map link to the Map_Link_Table.
|
MGX8880_SNMP_INDEX_SEQ
|
Used when user connections are added to the User_Connection_Table.
|
NEDBACCESSID_SEQ
|
Used when NEs are added to the NE_Info_Table.
|
NPID_SEQ
|
Used when adding a new network partition to Network_Partition_Table.
|
ONS155XX_CIRCUIT_CC_DBID_SEQ
|
Used for circuit-specific cross-connects in the ONS155xx_Circuit_CC_Tbl.
|
ONS155XX_GRANULAR_CC_DBID_SEQ
|
Used for NE-specific cross-connects in the ONS155xx_Granular_CC_Tbl.
|
ONS155XX_PATH_DBID_SEQ
|
Used for the ONS155xx_Path_Tbl.
|
QOSTEMPLATEID_SEQ
|
Used to generate a QoS template ID when a new QoS template is added.
|
SERVER_PARAMETER_SEQ
|
Used as parameter index in Server_Parameter_Table.
|
SID_SEQ
|
Used to generate a service ID when a service is added.
|
SUBNETID_SEQ
|
Used when adding a subnetwork to the Subnetwork_Table.
|
TASKID_SEQ
|
Used when a task is added to the Admin_Job_Table.
|
TRANSID_SEQ
|
Used when adding a transaction to the NE_SWIMAGE_Table.
|
USERID_SEQ
|
Used when CTM users are added to the User_Table.
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USERTYPEID_SEQ
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Used when a new usertype is added to the User_Type_Table.
|
1.2 CTM Tables (Non-MGX Voice Gateway)
This section describes the non-MGX Voice Gateway database tables created by CTM, listed in alphabetical order.
MGX Voice Gateway database tables are described in CTM Tables (MGX Voice Gateway).
Note
The following tables are partitioned in medium, large, and high-end configurations:
•
HFR (CRS-1) PM tables
•
ONS 1530x PM tables
•
ONS 15454 PM tables
•
ONS 155xx PM tables
•
ONS 15600 PM tables
•
ONS 158xx PM tables
1.2.1 Ack_Table
The Ack_Table (Table 1-2) provides information about the user who acknowledged an alarm and the time that the alarm was acknowledged.
Primary key: ALARM_ACK_PK
Tablespace: BASE_DATA_TABLESPACE
Table 1-2 Ack_Table
Column Name
|
Oracle Data Type
|
Integrity Constraints
|
Description
|
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NUMBER(10)
|
—
|
Index of the alarm acknowledgement. A unique sequence number whose value is saved in the database and incremented in memory. There is a single value of 0 for all unacknowledged alarms. Acknowledged alarms have an entry in this table and the AckIndex is stored in the AckIndex of the Active_Alarm_Table. Values are:
0: Unacknowledged
Any other number: Acknowledged
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VARCHAR2(64)
|
—
|
Name of the user.
|
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DATE
|
—
|
Date and time of the acknowledgement.
|
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NUMBER(1)
|
—
|
Whether acknowledgment is manual or automatic:
0: Manual
1: Automatic
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1.2.2 Active_Alarm_Table
The Active_Alarm_Table (Table 1-3) contains information about all standing conditions on NEs.
Note
For medium, large, and high-end configurations, this table is partitioned.
Primary key: ACTIVE_ALARM_PK
Tablespace: BASE_DATA_TABLESPACE
Table 1-3 Active_Alarm_Table
Column Name
|
Oracle Data Type
|
Integrity Constraints
|
Description
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
NOT NULL
|
ID to access this table for an NE; same as NEDBAccessID in the NE_Info_Table.
|
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NUMBER(20)
|
NOT NULL
|
Unique sequence number of the alarm as referenced by the NE.
|
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NUMBER(20)
|
NOT NULL
|
Unique long data type that identifies an interface in the NE; same as ifStaticIndex in the Interface_Table.
|
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DATE
|
NOT NULL
|
Date and time when the active alarm was generated.
|
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NUMBER(5)
|
NOT NULL
|
Alarm event type. Values are rows of the Alarm_Event_Type_Enum_Table.
|
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NUMBER(1)
|
NOT NULL
|
Severity level of the alarm. Values are:
3: Not alarmed
4: Warning
5: Minor
6: Major
7: Critical
|
|
NUMBER(1)
|
NOT NULL
|
Values:
0: Alarm does not affect service
1: Alarm affects service
2: Unknown
|
ActiveAlarmAdditionalInfo
|
VARCHAR2(512)
|
—
|
Additional information about the current alarm.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
NOT NULL
|
Index of the alarm acknowledgement.
|
|
NUMBER(1)
|
DEFAULT 0
|
Active alarm flag, which the server uses to synchronize the database to the NE information.
|
|
VARCHAR2(2014)
|
—
|
Alarm comments.
|
|
DATE
|
DEFAULT NULL
|
Date and time when the alarm was cleared.
|
|
DATE
|
NOT NULL
|
Date and time when the alarm was generated as viewed by the NE.
|
|
NUMBER(8)
|
NOT NULL
|
Unique alarm sequence number as created by the database.
|
|
NUMBER(8)
|
DEFAULT 0
|
Module type.
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
DEFAULT 0
|
Physical location.
|
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NUMBER(1)
|
NOT NULL
|
Whether alarm is active or clear:
0: Active
1: Clear
|
|
DATE
|
—
|
When the NE alarm was cleared.
|
|
VARCHAR2(1024)
|
—
|
External environment condition for the NEs.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT 0
|
Model type.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT 0
|
Object type.
|
|
VARCHAR2(256)
|
—
|
StrObjInstance name.
|
1.2.3 Additional_Device_Info
The Additional_Device_Info (Table 1-4) contains information on additional devices.
Primary key: ADDITIONAL_DEVICE_INFO
Tablespace: BASE_DATA_TABLESPACE
Table 1-4 Additional_Device_Info
Column Name
|
Oracle Data
Type
|
Integrity Constraints
|
Description
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
NOT NULL
|
Unique ID generated by the database.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
NOT NULL
|
ID to access the Additional_Device_Info table; same as NEDBAccessID in the NE_Info_Table.
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
NOT NULL
|
Physical location of the card.
|
|
NUMBER(8)
|
NOT NULL
|
Module type of the additional device.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
—
|
IP address of the additional device.
|
|
NUMBER(1)
|
NOT NULL
|
State of the additional device. Valid values are:
1: Device In Service
2: Device Out of Service
3: Device Pre-Provisioned
4: Device Under Maintenance
|
|
NUMBER(1)
|
NOT NULL
|
Values are:
0: Unreachable
1: Device is reachable from CTM server
|
|
NUMBER(1)
|
—
|
Device discovery state. Valid values are:
1: Device undiscovered
2: Device Initializing
3: Device synch configuration
4: Device discovered
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1.2.4 Admin_Job_Table
The Admin_Job_Table (Table 1-5) contains information about all administrative tasks and their status.
Primary key: ADMIN_JOB_TABLE_PK
Tablespace: BASE_DATA_TABLESPACE
Table 1-5 Admin_Job_Table
Column Name
|
Oracle Data
Type
|
Integrity Constraints
|
Description
|
|
NUMBER(12)
|
NOT NULL
|
Unique job identifier.
|
|
NUMBER(12)
|
NOT NULL
|
Unique identifier for the task within a job.
|
|
NUMBER(2)
|
NOT NULL
|
Type of job. Valid types are:
0: NE User Add
1: NE User Modify
2: NE User Delete
3: NE User Logout
4: NE User Conn Delete
5: NE User Enable Log
6: NE User Disable Log
7: NE User Delete Log
8: Image Activate
9: Image Revert
10: Image Download
11: Memory Auto Backup
12: Memory Backup
13: Memory Restore
14: Image Download and Activate
15: SNTP Setup Job
22: BLSR Exercise Ring Backup
|
|
VARCHAR2(64)
|
—
|
Owner of job.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
—
|
NEDBAccessID of the NE for which the job was scheduled; same as NEDBAccessID in the NE_Info_Table.
|
|
NUMBER(1)
|
—
|
Status of the job. Values are:
0: Uninitialized
1: Queued
2: Running
3: Cancelled
4: Failed
5: Succeeded
6: Unknown
7: Waiting
|
|
DATE
|
—
|
Time stamp when the job was created.
|
|
DATE
|
—
|
Time stamp when the job was scheduled to run.
|
|
DATE
|
—
|
Time stamp when the job was actually started.
|
|
DATE
|
—
|
Time stamp when the job was completed.
|
|
VARCHAR2(4000)
|
—
|
Any additional information.
|
|
VARCHAR2(2048)
|
—
|
Any comments entered by the user.
|
|
VARCHAR2(4000)
|
—
|
List of parameters specific to a job.
|
|
VARCHAR2(4000)
|
—
|
String that displays job-specific information according to specific criteria.
|
1.2.5 Alarm_Ack_Config_Table
The Alarm_Ack_Config_Table (Table 1-6) stores information about whether or not automatic alarm acknowledgement is enabled.
Primary key: None
Tablespace: BASE_DATA_TABLESPACE
Table 1-6 Alarm_Ack_Config_Table
Column Name
|
Oracle Data Type
|
Integrity Constraints
|
Description
|
|
NUMBER(1)
|
NOT NULL
|
A global, C-style, Boolean variable that represents whether alarm acknowledgement is on for all alarms. Values are:
0: Off
1: On
|
1.2.6 Alarm_Count_Table
The Alarm_Count_Table (Table 1-7) stores the alarm count for each level of severity for every NE.
Primary key: ALARM_COUNT_PK
Tablespace: BASE_DATA_TABLESPACE
Table 1-7 Alarm_Count_Table
Column Name
|
Oracle Data Type
|
Integrity Constraints
|
Description
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
NOT NULL
|
ID to access this table for an NE; same as NEDBAccessID in the NE_Info_Table.
|
|
NUMBER(1)
|
NOT NULL
|
Alarm count type:
4: Warning
5: Minor
6: Major
7: Critical
-1: Total cleared
-2: Total acknowledged
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
—
|
Total alarm count.
|
1.2.7 Alarm_Event_Cause_Table
The Alarm_Event_Cause_Table (Table 1-8) statically maps alarm and event cause indexes to strings.
Primary key: ALARM_EVENT_CAUSE_PK
Tablespace: BASE_DATA_TABLESPACE
Table 1-8 Alarm_Event_Cause_Table
Column Name
|
Oracle Data Type
|
Integrity Constraints
|
Description
|
|
NUMBER(4)
|
—
|
Index of alarm or event cause.
|
|
VARCHAR2(64)
|
—
|
Alarm or event cause string for the EnumIndex.
|
1.2.8 Alarm_Event_Table
The Alarm_Event_Table (Table 1-9) contains information about all events reported by NEs.
Primary key: None
Tablespace: EVENT_DATA_TABLESPACE
Table 1-9 Alarm_Event_Table
Column Name
|
Oracle Data Type
|
Integrity Constraints
|
Description
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
NOT NULL
|
ID to access this table for an NE; same as NEDBAccessID in the NE_Info_Table.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
NOT NULL
|
Index of alarm or event. Unique sequence number generated by the database.
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
NOT NULL
|
Unique integer that identifies an interface in the NE; same as ifStaticIndex in the Interface_Table.
|
|
NUMBER(5)
|
NOT NULL
|
Type of alarm or event. The Alarm_Event_Type_ENUM_Table lists valid types. Range is 1 to n.
|
|
DATE
|
NOT NULL
|
Date and time when the alarm or event was generated.
|
|
NUMBER(4)
|
NOT NULL
|
Cause of alarm or event. The Alarm_Event_Cause_Table lists valid types. Range is 1 to n.
|
|
NUMBER(1)
|
NOT NULL
|
Severity level of the alarm.
|
|
NUMBER(1)
|
NOT NULL
|
Values:
0: Alarm does not affect service
1: Alarm affects service
2: Unknown
|
|
VARCHAR2(512)
|
DEFAULT Not applicable
|
Display string of alarm or event.
|
|
NUMBER(8)
|
DEFAULT 0
|
Module type.
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
DEFAULT 0
|
Physical location.
|
|
DATE
|
NOT NULL
|
Time stamp of the NE event.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT 0
|
Model type.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT 0
|
Model type.
|
|
VARCHAR2(256)
|
—
|
StrObjInstance name.
|
1.2.9 Alarm_Event_Type_ENUM_Table
The Alarm_Event_Type_ENUM_Table (Table 1-10) statically maps alarm and event type indexes to strings.
Primary key: ALARM_EVENT_TYPE_ENUM_PK
Tablespace: BASE_DATA_TABLESPACE
Table 1-10 Alarm_Event_Type_ENUM_Table
Column Name
|
Oracle Data Type
|
Integrity Constraints
|
Description
|
|
NUMBER(5)
|
—
|
Index of alarm or event type.
|
|
VARCHAR2(128)
|
—
|
Alarm or event type string for the EnumIndex.
|
|
VARCHAR2(64)
|
—
|
Transaction language 1 (TL1) string for the alarm.
|
|
VARCHAR2(64)
|
DEFAULT UNIDENTIFIED
|
TMF mapping string for the alarm
|
|
NUMBER(1)
|
DEFAULT 1
|
Type of event. Values are:
1: NE_ALARM
2: NE_EVENT
3: EMS_EVENT
4: EMS_ALARM
|
1.2.10 APS_Group_Table
The APS_Group_Table (Table 1-11) contains information about the automatic protection switching (APS) groups configured in each device.
Primary key: APS_GROUP_PK
Tablespace: ONS155XX_DATA_TABLESPACE
Table 1-11 APS_Group_Table
Column Name
|
Oracle Data Type
|
Integrity Constraints
|
Description
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
NOT NULL
|
Specific NE instance; same as NEDBAccessID in the NE_Info_Table.
|
|
VARCHAR2(64)
|
NOT NULL
|
Group name for APS.
|
|
NUMBER(2)
|
DEFAULT 1
|
APS group architecture. Values are:
1: 1+1
2: 1:N
3: 1+1 compatible
4: 1+1 optimized
|
|
NUMBER(2)
|
DEFAULT 1
|
Revertive mode. Values are:
1: Nonrevertive
2: Revertive
|
|
NUMBER(2)
|
DEFAULT 1
|
Direction. Values are:
1: Unidirectional
2: Bidirectional
|
|
DATE
|
—
|
Time when this group was created.
|
|
NUMBER(2)
|
DEFAULT 1
|
Type of span. Values are:
1: Hop-by-hop
2: End-to-end
|
|
NUMBER(2)
|
DEFAULT 1
|
Type of protection. Values are:
1: None
2: Splitter
3: Y-cable
4: Trunk
|
|
NUMBER(2)
|
DEFAULT 1
|
Y-cable configuration if y-cable protection is used. Values are:
1: Not y-cable
2: Y-cable
3: Y-cable cross-connect common
|
|
NUMBER(2)
|
DEFAULT 0
|
Protection channel number.
|
1.2.11 Audit_Log_Mapping_Table
The Audit_Log_Mapping_Table (Table 1-12) contains information about the audit log mapping table.
Primary key: None
Tablespace: BASE_DATA_TABLESPACE
Table 1-12 Audit_Log_Mapping_Table
Column Name
|
Oracle Data Type
|
Integrity Constraints
|
Description
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
—
|
Defines whether user type is Service or User.
|
|
VARCHAR(256)
|
—
|
Name agreed upon by client and server.
|
|
VARCHAR(256)
|
—
|
Name currently used by the server.
|
1.2.12 Audit_Log_Table
The Audit_Log_Table is obsolete.
1.2.13 BLSR_Node
The BLSR_Node (Table 1-13) contains information about the BLSR node.
Primary key: None
Tablespace: BASE_DATA_TABLESPACE
Table 1-13 BLSR_Node
Column Name
|
Oracle Data Type
|
Integrity Constraints
|
Description
|
|
NUMBER(8)
|
NOT NULL
|
BLSR ID.
|
|
VARCHAR(8)
|
NOT NULL
|
Ring ID.
|
|
NUMBER(8)
|
NOT NULL
|
Node ID.
|
|
NUMBER(8)
|
NOT NULL
|
Ring node ID.
|
1.2.14 BLSR_SPAN
The BLSR_SPAN (Table 1-14) contains information about the BLSR span.
Primary key: None
Tablespace: BASE_DATA_TABLESPACE
Table 1-14 BLSR_Span
Column Name
|
Oracle Data Type
|
Integrity Constraints
|
Description
|
|
NUMBER(8)
|
NOT NULL
|
BLSR ID.
|
|
VARCHAR(8)
|
NOT NULL
|
Ring ID.
|
|
NUMBER(8)
|
NOT NULL
|
Link ID.
|
|
NUMBER(1)
|
NOT NULL
|
Working span.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
NOT NULL
|
Node ID of the BLSR (west line).
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
NOT NULL
|
Node ID of the BLSR (east line).
|
1.2.15 BLSR_Table
The BLSR_Table (Table 1-15) contains information about BLSRs.
Primary key: None
Tablespace: BASE_DATA_TABLESPACE
Table 1-15 BLSR_Table
Column Name
|
Oracle Data Type
|
Integrity Constraints
|
Description
|
|
NUMBER(8)
|
NOT NULL
|
BLSR ID.
|
|
VARCHAR(8)
|
NOT NULL
|
Ring ID.
|
|
NUMBER(2)
|
NOT NULL
|
Ring type.
|
|
NUMBER(2)
|
NOT NULL
|
Line rate.
|
|
VARCHAR2(12)
|
NOT NULL
|
Ring status.
|
|
NUMBER(8, 2)
|
NOT NULL
|
Ring reversion time.
|
|
NUMBER(8, 2)
|
NOT NULL
|
Span reversion time.
|
|
VARCHAR2(512)
|
NOT NULL
|
Nodes associated with the ring.
|
1.2.16 Bridge_Group_Table
The Bridge_Group_Table (Table 1-16) contains information about the bridge group table.
Primary key: None
Tablespace: BASE_DATA_TABLESPACE
Table 1-16 Bridge_Group_Table
Column Name
|
Oracle Data Type
|
Integrity Constraints
|
Description
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
NOT NULL
|
Node ID of the source node of the circuit.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
NOT NULL
|
Unique number to identify the VLAN.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
NOT NULL
|
NE ID.
|
|
NUMBER(3)
|
NOT NULL
|
Slot number.
|
|
NUMBER(3)
|
NOT NULL
|
Bridge group number.
|
1.2.17 C_MetaData
The C_MetaData table (Table 1-17) defines overall graphical user interface (GUI) information for a given database table or view.
Note
C_MetaData is the parent table; C_MetaData_Col, C_MetaData_Filter, and C_MetaData_NETypes are the children.
Primary key: C_METADATA_PK
Tablespace: BASE_DATA_TABLESPACE
Table 1-17 C_MetaData
Column Name
|
Oracle Data Type
|
Integrity Constraints
|
Description
|
|
NUMBER(4)
|
NOT NULL
|
Unique ID for each GUI table metadata.
|
|
VARCHAR2(30)
|
NOT NULL
|
Name of the table.
|
|
VARCHAR2(128)
|
—
|
JDAQ name.
|
|
NUMBER(1)
|
—
|
Title of table frame. Values are FM (fault management), PM, CM (configuration management), and other.
|
|
VARCHAR2(132)
|
—
|
Title of the table.
|
|
VARCHAR2(132)
|
—
|
String used as the name of the HTML report.
|
|
VARCHAR2(132)
|
—
|
String used as a filename when the HTML report is generated.
|
|
VARCHAR2(132)
|
—
|
Filename of the .gif file that appears in the upper left corner of the table frame.
|
|
VARCHAR2(132)
|
—
|
Help button on the table frame.
|
|
VARCHAR2(132)
|
—
|
Help button on the filter dialog box.
|
|
NUMBER(3)
|
—
|
Count of the number of columns in the database table or view.
|
|
NUMBER(3)
|
—
|
Index number of the threshold crossing alert (TCA). Number is usually -1, except for the PM tables where it is the index of the TCAColumn used to color the background of the cells in red.
|
|
NUMBER(3)
|
—
|
Index of the default column. The table is presorted when it is launched the first time.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
—
|
Bit mask that contains bits for each tab in the filter dialog box.
|
|
NUMBER(1)
|
—
|
AutoRefresh = true if the table is updated automatically when an event occurs. AutoRefresh = false if the table is not updated automatically when an event occurs.
|
|
NUMBER(3)
|
—
|
Total number of rows in the main table.
|
|
NUMBER(3)
|
—
|
Total number of rows in the vertical table.
|
|
NUMBER(3)
|
—
|
Total number of columns in the table.
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
—
|
Bit mask that contains bits for each GUI table toolbar and for menu bar buttons.
|
|
NUMBER(3)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
Database column index of the NEDBAccessId column in the respective view or table.
|
1.2.18 C_MetaData_Attr_Presentation
The C_MetaData_Attr_Presentation table (Table 1-18) stores information about ONS 15327 and ONS 15454 attributes. This information is used to lay out the property sheets in the NE Explorer.
Primary key: C_METADATA_ATTR_PK
Tablespace: BASE_DATA_TABLESPACE
Table 1-18 C_MetaData_Attr_Presentation
Column Name
|
Oracle Data Type
|
Integrity Constraints
|
Description
|
|
NUMBER(5)
|
NOT NULL
|
Metadata index of the event.
|
|
NUMBER(5)
|
NOT NULL
|
Index of attribute.
|
|
NUMBER(2)
|
NOT NULL
|
Values taken by widget IDs:
0: Default value
1: Text field
2: Password field
3: Subnet mask
4: IP address
5: Timing Communications and Control Card (TCC) Common Object Request Broker Architecture (CORBA) port
|
|
NUMBER(2)
|
NOT NULL
|
6: List
7: Check box
8: Combo box
9: Buttons
10: Combo text field
11: Button group
12: Dynamic combo box
|
|
NUMBER(2)
|
NOT NULL
|
13: Enum check box
14: Number field
15: Time field
16: Dynamic enum combo box
17: Time zone combo box
18: Soak time
19: Pattern text field
|
|
NUMBER(2)
|
NOT NULL
|
20: Spin editor
21: Fixed length string
22: Editor pane
23: Text area
24: Double spin editor
25: Slider
26: Letter or digit text field
27: Area ID text field
28: Enum text field
29: Dynamic generic combo box
99: Adjacent text fields
|
1.2.19 C_MetaData_Col
The C_MetaData_Col table (Table 1-19) stores overall information about all the columns in the CTM GUI.
Primary key: None
Tablespace: BASE_DATA_TABLESPACE
Table 1-19 C_MetaData_Col
Column Name
|
Oracle Data Type
|
Integrity Constraints
|
Description
|
|
NUMBER(4)
|
NOT NULL
|
ID in the parent table (C_MetaData).
|
|
VARCHAR2(50)
|
—
|
String used for the table header.
|
|
VARCHAR2(350)
|
—
|
String used when you point your mouse over a column header.
|
|
NUMBER(4)
|
—
|
Width (in pixels) of the table column.
|
|
NUMBER(3)
|
—
|
Order in which the columns are displayed.
|
|
NUMBER(1)
|
—
|
Specifies whether the table column is sortable.
|
|
NUMBER(1)
|
—
|
Specifies whether the cells in the column are editable.
|
|
NUMBER(3)
|
—
|
Actual database column index for this GUI table column.
|
|
VARCHAR2(128)
|
—
|
Renderer class used for the column.
|
|
NUMBER(3)
|
—
|
Specifies which columns are filterable.
|
|
NUMBER(3)
|
—
|
Actual database column index used for sorting this GUI table column.
|
|
VARCHAR2(128)
|
—
|
Used to display an icon instead of a value.
|
|
NUMBER(3)
|
—
|
Used to interpret the values from the database.
|
|
NUMBER(3)
|
—
|
Used for PM tables, which have a Threshold Crossing Alert (TCA) value.
|
|
NUMBER(1)
|
—
|
True if ascending; false if descending.
|
|
NUMBER(1)
|
DEFAULT 0
|
Identifies a column as a physical location column.
|
|
NUMBER(1)
|
DEFAULT 0
|
Identifies a column as a logical interface location column.
|
|
NUMBER(1)
|
DEFAULT 0
|
Identifies a column as a time stamp column.
|
|
VARCHAR2 (1000)
|
—
|
Identifies whether or not a particular column is graphable.
|
1.2.20 C_MetaData_Filter
The C_MetaData_Filter table (Table 1-20) stores overall information about all the filters in the CTM GUI.
Primary key: None
Tablespace: BASE_DATA_TABLESPACE
Table 1-20 C_MetaData_Filter
Column Name
|
Oracle Data Type
|
Integrity Constraints
|
Description
|
|
NUMBER(4)
|
NOT NULL
|
ID in the parent table (C_MetaData).
|
|
NUMBER(3)
|
—
|
Index of a filterable column.
|
|
NUMBER(3)
|
—
|
Index of a filterable column if this column is used in the initial filter. The value is -1 if it is not used in the initial filter.
|
|
NUMBER(3)
|
—
|
Order in which the columns are displayed.
|
1.2.21 C_MetaData_Grp_Presentation
The C_MetaData_Grp_Presentation table (Table 1-21) stores group information for ONS 15327 and ONS 15454. This information is used to lay out group attributes in NE Explorer property sheets.
Primary key: C_METADATA_GRP_PK
Tablespace: BASE_DATA_TABLESPACE
Table 1-21 C_MetaData_Grp_Presentation
Column Name
|
Oracle Data Type
|
Integrity Constraints
|
Description
|
|
NUMBER(5)
|
NOT NULL
|
Foreign key from ObjectAttributeTable.
|
|
NUMBER(5)
|
NOT NULL
|
Attribute group.
|
|
NUMBER(5)
|
NOT NULL
|
Parent group index.
|
|
VARCHAR2(32)
|
—
|
Group name.
|
|
VARCHAR2(256)
|
—
|
User interface (UI) display text used as border text in a panel.
|
|
NUMBER(4)
|
—
|
Not used (reserved for future use).
|
|
NUMBER(4)
|
—
|
Not used (reserved for future use).
|
|
VARCHAR2(1024)
|
—
|
List of AATRIDs from ObjectAttributeTable that are children of this group. The IDs are separated by vertical bars (|).
|
|
NUMBER(3)
|
—
|
User interface panel type.
|
1.2.22 C_MetaData_NETypes
The C_MetaData_NETypes table (Table 1-22) stores information about the supported NE types for the table identified in the C_MetaData table.
Primary key: None
Tablespace: BASE_DATA_TABLESPACE
Table 1-22 C_MetaData_NETypes
Column Name
|
Oracle Data Type
|
Integrity Constraints
|
Description
|
|
NUMBER(4)
|
NOT NULL
|
ID in the parent table (C_MetaData).
|
|
VARCHAR2(15)
|
—
|
Models supported by this table.
|
|
NUMBER(3)
|
—
|
Order in which the columns are displayed.
|
1.2.23 C_Property_Sheet_Info_Table
The C_Property_Sheet_Info_Table (Table 1-23) stores metadata information for the various CTM property sheets.
Primary key: None
Tablespace: BASE_DATA_TABLESPACE
Table 1-23 C_Property_Sheet_Info_Table
Column Name
|
Oracle Data Type
|
Integrity Constraints
|
Description
|
|
NUMBER(4)
|
—
|
NE model index. Number in this column corresponds to a number in the Version_Table.
|
|
NUMBER(4)
|
—
|
Number to identify a specific property sheet in the NE specified by the ModelIndex.
|
|
NUMBER(5)
|
—
|
Number to identify a tab in the property sheet. This number refers to TabIndex in the C_Tab_Metadata_Table.
|
|
NUMBER(2)
|
—
|
Number to identify the position of the tab in the property sheet.
|
1.2.24 C_Tab_Metadata_Info_Table
The C_Tab_Metadata_Info_Table (Table 1-24) stores information about the relationship between the tabs and subtabs in the CTM property sheets.
Primary key: None
Tablespace: BASE_DATA_TABLESPACE
Table 1-24 C_Tab_Metadata_Info_Table
Column Name
|
Oracle Data Type
|
Integrity Constraints
|
Description
|
|
NUMBER(5)
|
—
|
Number to identify a tab on the property sheet.
|
|
NUMBER(5)
|
—
|
Number to identify a subtab in the tab corresponding to the TabIndex.
|
|
NUMBER(2)
|
—
|
Number to identify the subtab position.
|
1.2.25 C_Tab_Metadata_Table
The C_Tab_Metadata_Table (Table 1-25) stores information about the tabs in the CTM property sheets.
Primary key: C_TAB_METADATA_PK
Tablespace: BASE_DATA_TABLESPACE
Table 1-25 C_Tab_Metadata_Table
Column Name
|
Oracle Data Type
|
Integrity Constraints
|
Description
|
|
NUMBER(5)
|
UNIQUE
|
Number to identify the tab on a property sheet.
|
|
VARCHAR2(200)
|
—
|
Name of the tab.
|
|
VARCHAR2(512)
|
—
|
Stores a list of data objects represented on the tab. The data objects in the list are separated by vertical bars (|). Each data object contains the following values, separated by a colon:
ObjectIndex:MetaDataGroupIndex:GroupName:editable
|
|
VARCHAR2(512)
|
—
|
Comment field.
|
|
VARCHAR2 (128)
|
—
|
Key that is cross-referenced in the user's security profile, which stores the user's access for this tab.
|
1.2.26 Cerent_NE_Group_Table
The Cerent_NE_Group_Table (Table 1-26) indicates how the CTC-based NEs' discovered NEs are grouped based on the grouping rule.
Primary key: None
Tablespace: BASE_DATA_TABLESPACE
Table 1-26 Cerent_NE_Group_Table
Column Name
|
Oracle Data Type
|
Integrity Constraints
|
Description
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
NOT NULL
|
NE database access ID.
|
|
NUMBER(1)
|
DEFAULT 0
|
Values are:
0: Default grouping
1: Group by discovered NE
2: Group by subnet
|
1.2.27 Circuit_BS_Tbl
The Circuit_BS_Tbl (Table 1-27) stores basic information about the circuit.
Primary key: CIRCUIT_BS_TBL_PK
Tablespace: BASE_DATA_TABLESPACE
Table 1-27 Circuit_BS_Tbl
Column Name
|
Oracle Data Type
|
Integrity Constraints
|
Description
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
NOT NULL
|
Node ID of the source node of the circuit.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
NOT NULL
|
Unique number within each source node. The CktNodeId and CktUniqueId combine to form a circuit ID that is unique in the network. Note that these are internal fields and should not be displayed.
|
|
VARCHAR2(64)
|
—
|
Name of the circuit.
|
|
VARCHAR2(256)
|
—
|
Description of the circuit.
|
|
VARCHAR2(256)
|
—
|
Customer ID.
|
|
VARCHAR2(256)
|
—
|
Service ID.
|
|
NUMBER(2)
|
—
|
Type of circuit. Valid values are:
0: ETHERNET
1: STS_CIRCUIT
2: VT_CIRCUIT
3: VT_TUNNEL
4: VT_AGGREGATION
5: STS_VCAT_CIRCUIT
6: VT_VCAT_CIRCUIT
7: GIGABIT_ETHERNET
8: TENGIGABIT_ETHERNET
9: FIBERCHANNEL
10: FICON
11: ESCON
12: SDH_CIRCUIT
13: ISC_COMPATIBLE
14: ISC_PEER
15: SYSPLEX
16: DWDM_TRANSPARENT_ANY
|
|
NUMBER(2)
|
—
|
17: VC_HO_PATH_CIRCUIT
18: VC_LO_PATH_CIRCUIT
19: VC_LO_PATH_TUNNEL
20: VC_LO_PATH_AGGREGATION
21: VC_HO_VCAT_CIRCUIT
22: VC_LO_VCAT_CIRCUIT
23: DWDM_WAVELENGTH
24: FAST_ETHERNET
25: FDDI
26: SYSPLEX_TIMER_ETR
27: SYSPLEX_TIMER_CLO
28: TENGIGABIT_ETHERNET_WAVELENGTH
29: POINT5GIGABIT_ETHERNET_WAVELENGTH
30: TENGIGABIT_ETHERNET_TRUNK
31: SONET_CIRCUIT
32: OCHNC_CIRCUIT
|
|
NUMBER(2)
|
—
|
Size of circuit. Valid values are:
0: VT1_5
1: 1 = STS1
2: STS3C
3: STS6C
4: STS9C
5: STS12C
6: STS24C
7: STS48C
8: STS192C
9: TS768C
10: DWDM_2POINT5G
11: DWDM_10G
12: VC_11
13: VC_12
14: VC_3
15: VC_4
16: VC_4_2C
17: VC_4_3C
18: VC_4_4C
19: VC_4_8C
20: VC_4_16C
|
|
NUMBER(2)
|
—
|
21: VC_4_64C
22: FIBERCHANNEL1
23: FIBERCHANNEL2
24: FICON
25: ESCON
26: SYSPLEX
27: FAST_ETHERNET
28: GIGABIT_ETHERNET
29: TENGIGABIT_ETHERNET
30: VT_2
|
|
NUMBER(2)
|
—
|
31: FDDI
32: OCHNC_NOTEQUIPPED
33: OCHNC_MULTIRATE
34: OCHNC_2_5G_FEC
35: OCHNC_2_5G_NOFEC
36: OCHNC_10G_FEC
37: OCHNC_10G_NOFEC
38: STS36C
39: VC_4_12C
40: STS18C
41: VC_4_6C
42: STM1C
43: STM4C
44: STM16C
45: STM64C
46: ISC_COMPATIBLE
47: ISC_PEER
48: SYSPLEX_TIMER_ETR
49: SYSPLEX_TIMER_CLO
50: TWO_GIGABIT_ETHERNET
51: E1
52: T1
53: DVB
54: SDI
|
|
NUMBER(1)
|
—
|
Type of traffic that the circuit carries. Values are:
0: Unidirectional
1: Bidirectional
|
|
NUMBER(1)
|
—
|
Whether the circuit is a monitor circuit. Values are:
0: False
1: True
|
|
NUMBER(2)
|
—
|
State of the circuit. Values are:
0: CREATING
1: ACTIVE
2: DELETING
3: DROP_PENDING
4: INCOMPLETE
5: UPGRADABLE
6: INCOMPLETE_UPGRADABLE
7: ERRORED
8: NOT_UPGRADABLE
9: INCOMPLETE_NOT_UPGRADABLE
10: ROLL_PENDING
11: NOT_ACTIVATED
|
|
NUMBER(2)
|
—
|
Administrative state of the circuit.
|
|
NUMBER(2)
|
—
|
Circuit protection type.
|
|
VARCHAR2(64)
|
—
|
Additional information about the circuits.
|
|
VARCHAR2(2014)
|
—
|
—
|
|
NUMBER(1)
|
—
|
Whether the circuit uses LAP. Values are:
0: False
1: True
|
|
NUMBER(2)
|
—
|
Values are:
0: NOT_APPLICABLE
1: OCHNC_30_33
2: OCHNC_31_12
3: OCHNC_31_90
4: OCHNC_32_68
5: OCHNC_34_25
6: OCHNC_35_04
7: OCHNC_35_82
8: OCHNC_36_61
9: OCHNC_38_19
10: OCHNC_38_98
11: OCHNC_39_77
12: OCHNC_40_56
13: OCHNC_42_14
14: OCHNC_42_94
15: OCHNC_43_73
16: OCHNC_44_53
17: OCHNC_46_12
18: OCHNC_46_92
19: OCHNC_47_72
20: FALSE OCHNC_48_51
21: FALSE OCHNC_50_12
22: OCHNC_50_92
23: OCHNC_51_72
24: MANUAL OCHNC_52_52
25: OCHNC_54_13
26: OCHNC_54_94
27: OCHNC_55_75
28: OCHNC_56_55
29: OCHNC_58_17
30: CHNC_58_98
31: OCHNC_59_79
32: OCHNC_60_61
|
|
NUMBER(1)
|
—
|
Direction of the OCHNC circuit. Values are:
0: East-to-west
1: West-to-east
2: Not applicable
|
|
NUMBER(1)
|
DEFAULT 1
|
Whether or not the circuit has a duplicate name. Values are:
0: Duplicate
1: Not duplicate
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
—
|
Network partition ID to which the subnetwork belongs.
|
|
NUMBER(1)
|
—
|
The type of span. Values are:
0: Regular span
1: VT tunnel span
|
1.2.28 Circuit_Ctp_Tbl
The Circuit_Ctp_Tbl (Table 1-28) stores the circuit termination points.
Foreign key: FK_CIRCUIT_CTPNPID
Tablespace: BASE_DATA_TABLESPACE
Table 1-28 Circuit_Ctp_Tbl
Column Name
|
Oracle Data Type
|
Integrity Constraints
|
Description
|
CTPAccessID
|
NUMBER(10)
|
NOT NULL
|
Unique sequence number generated by the database. This is the link between the table and the Circuit_Span_BS_Tbl that contains CTPs. Values are:
1: Circuit termination point CTP
2: L2 VLAN
|
CTP_Type
|
NUMBER(5)
|
NOT NULL
|
CTP entity type. Values are:
0: SRC
1: SEC_SRC
2: DROP
3: SPAN_SRC
4: SPAN_DEST
5: SPAN_SRC_THRU_TUNNEL
6: SPAN_DEST_THRU_TUNNEL
7: SPAN_SRC_VTT_EXPANDED
8: SPAN_DEST_VTT_EXPANDED
|
CktNodeId
|
NUMBER(10)
|
NOT NULL
|
The node ID of the source node of the circuit.
|
CktUniqueId
|
NUMBER(10)
|
NOT NULL
|
Unique number within each source node. The CktNodeId and CktUniqueId combine to form a circuit ID that is unique in the network. Note that these are internal fields and should not be displayed.
|
CktCtpNodeId
|
NUMBER(10)
|
—
|
CTP circuit node ID.
|
CKTCTPNeDBAccessId
|
NUMBER(10)
|
NOT NULL
|
NE database ID.
|
CktCtpModuleType
|
NUMBER(8)
|
|
Module type of the CTP.
|
CktCtpIfIndex
|
NUMBER(20)
|
—
|
If_Static_Index at the destination.
|
CktCtpObjectType
|
NUMBER(10)
|
—
|
Object type at the destination.
|
CktCtpPhysicalLoc
|
NUMBER(20)
|
—
|
Physical location of the destination node.
|
CktCtpModelType
|
NUMBER(4)
|
—
|
Model type of the destination node.
|
CktCtpDropProt
|
NUMBER(1)
|
—
|
Whether the endpoint is protected. Values are:
0: False
1: True
|
CktCtpPathProt
|
NUMBER(1)
|
—
|
Path protection for this drop. Values are:
0: PATH FULLY PROTECTED
1: PATH PROTECTED
2: PATH UNPROTECTED
3: PATH FULLY UNPROTECTED
|
CktCtpDropProtType
|
NUMBER(1)
|
—
|
Protection type. Values are:
0: NO_PROTECTION
1: UNKNOWN_PROTECTION
2: SPLITTER_PROTECTION
3: Y_CABLE_OR_LINE_CARD_PROTECTION
4: TRUNK_CARD_PROTECTION
|
CktCtpPortName
|
VARCHAR2(64)
|
—
|
Destination port name of the circuit.
|
CktCtpAdditionalInfo
|
VARCHAR2(64)
|
DEFAULT NULL
|
Additional information about the circuit destination.
|
NPID
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT 0
|
Network partition ID to which the subnetwork belongs.
|
1.2.29 Circuit_Dest_Tbl
The Circuit_Dest_Tbl (Table 1-29) shows the end and drop points for network circuits.
Primary key: None
Tablespace: BASE_DATA_TABLESPACE
Table 1-29 Circuit_Dest_Tbl
Column Name
|
Oracle Data Type
|
Integrity Constraints
|
Description
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
NOT NULL
|
Node ID of the source node of the circuit.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
NOT NULL
|
Unique number within each source node. The CktNodeId and CktUniqueId combine to form a circuit ID that is unique in the network. Note that these are internal fields and should not be displayed.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
—
|
Destination node ID.
|
|
NUMBER(8)
|
—
|
Module type at destination.
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
—
|
Static index of the interface at the destination.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
—
|
Object type at the destination.
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
—
|
Physical location of the destination node.
|
|
NUMBER(4)
|
—
|
Model type of the destination node.
|
|
NUMBER(1)
|
—
|
Whether the endpoint is protected. Values are:
0: False
1: True
|
|
NUMBER(1)
|
—
|
Path protection for this drop. Values are:
0: Path fully protected
1: Path protected
2: Path unprotected
3: Path fully unprotected
|
|
NUMBER(1)
|
—
|
Protection type for ONS 15540:
0: No protection
1: Unknown protection
2: Splitter protection
3: Y-cable or line-card protection
4: Trunk card protection
|
|
VARCHAR2(64)
|
—
|
Destination port name of the circuit.
|
|
VARCHAR2(64)
|
DEFAULT NULL
|
Additional information for the circuit destination.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT 0
|
Network partition ID.
|
1.2.30 Circuit_Size_Table
The Circuit_Size_Table (Table 1-30) contains information about the circuit sizes.
Primary key: None
Tablespace: BASE_DATA_TABLESPACE
Table 1-30 Circuit_Size_Table
Column Name
|
Oracle Data Type
|
Integrity Constraints
|
Description
|
|
NUMBER(4)
|
—
|
User ID.
|
|
NUMBER(2)
|
—
|
Circuit size.
|
|
NUMBER(2)
|
—
|
Circuit size ID.
|
|
VARCHAR2(32)
|
—
|
Name of the circuit size.
|
1.2.31 Circuit_Span_BS_Tbl
The Circuit_Span_BS_Tbl (Table 1-31) stores circuit span information. Each span consists of the span base information, span source circuit termination point, and span destination circuit termination point. The span base information is stored in the Circuit_Span_BS_Tbl. The span source circuit termination point is stored in the Circuit_CTP_Tbl and a reference to the CIRCUIT_CTP_TBL row (that is, database row ID) is stored in the Circuit_Span_BS_Tbl as CIRCUIT_SPAN_SRC_CTP_ACCESSID. Similarly, the span destination circuit termination point is stored in the Circuit_CTP_Tbl and a reference to the CIRCUIT_CTP_TBL row (database row ID) is stored in the Circuit_Span_BS_Tbl as CIRCUIT_SPAN_DEST_CTP_ACCESSID.
Foreign key: FK_CIRCUIT_SPAN_BS_NPID
Tablespace: BASE_DATA_TABLESPACE
Table 1-31 Circuit_Span_BS_Tbl
Column Name
|
Oracle Data Type
|
Integrity Constraints
|
Description
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
NOT NULL
|
Unique sequence number generated by the database.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
—
|
Node ID of the source node of the circuit to which the span belongs.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
—
|
Unique number within each source node. The CktNodeId and CktUniqueId combine to form a circuit ID that is unique in the network. Note that these are internal fields and should not be displayed.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
—
|
ID of the link to which this span belongs.
|
|
NUMBER(5)
|
NOT NULL
|
Type of span.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
—
|
CTP ID of the span source.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
—
|
CTP ID of the span destination.
|
|
NUMBER(1)
|
—
|
State of the circuit span from the source circuit node's point of view. Values are:
0: INACTIVE
1: STRANDED
2: ROUTED
3: TENTATIVE
4: ACTIVE
|
|
NUMBER(1)
|
—
|
State of the circuit span from the destination circuit node's point of view. Values are:
0: INACTIVE
1: STRANDED
2: ROUTED
3: TENTATIVE
4: ACTIVE
|
|
NUMBER(1)
|
—
|
Whether the circuit span is forwarding; valid for Ethernet circuit spans only. Values are:
0: False
1: True
|
|
NUMBER(1)
|
—
|
Whether the circuit span is part of a UPSR ring. Values are:
0: False
1: True
|
|
NUMBER(1)
|
—
|
Whether the circuit span is a working span. Values are:
0: False
1: True
|
|
NUMBER(1)
|
—
|
Whether the circuit span carries active traffic. Values are:
0: False
1: True
|
|
NUMBER(1)
|
—
|
Last successful span protection operation performed on this span. Values are:
1: Manual
2: Force
3: Lockout
|
|
NUMBER(3)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
(Applicable only to ONS 155xx circuits) Source CDL flow identifier. The valid range is from 0 to 254.
|
|
VARCHAR2(64)
|
—
|
Span source port name of the circuit.
|
|
VARCHAR2(64)
|
—
|
Span destination name of the circuit.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT 0
|
Network partition ID to which the subnetwork belongs.
|
1.2.32 Circuit_Span_Tbl
The Circut_Span_Tbl (Table 1-32) contains information about spans associated with circuits.
Primary key: None
Tablespace: BASE_DATA_TABLESPACE
Table 1-32 Circuit_Span_Tbl
Column Name
|
Oracle Data Type
|
Integrity Constraints
|
Description
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
NOT NULL
|
Unique sequence number generated by the database.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
—
|
Node ID of the source node of the circuit to which the span belongs.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
—
|
Unique number within each source node. The CktNodeId and CktUniquieId combine to form a circuit ID that is unique in the network. Note that these are internal fields and should not be displayed.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
—
|
ID of the link to which this span belongs.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
—
|
Node ID of the span source.
|
|
NUMBER(8)
|
—
|
Module type at the span source.
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
—
|
Static index of the interface at the span source.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
—
|
Object type at span source.
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
—
|
Physical location of the source node of the span.
|
|
NUMBER(4)
|
—
|
Model type for source node of span.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
—
|
Node ID of the span destination.
|
|
NUMBER(8)
|
—
|
Module type at the span destination.
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
—
|
Static index of the interface at the span destination.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
—
|
Object type at span destination.
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
—
|
Physical location of the destination node of the span.
|
|
NUMBER(4)
|
—
|
Model type for destination node of span.
|
|
NUMBER(1)
|
—
|
State of the circuit span from the source circuit node. Values are:
0: Inactive
1: Stranded
2: Routed
3: Tentative
4: Active
|
|
NUMBER(1)
|
—
|
State of the circuit span from the destination circuit. Values are:
0: Inactive
1: Stranded
2: Routed
3: Tentative
4: Active
|
|
NUMBER(1)
|
—
|
Whether the circuit span is forwarding (for Ethernet circuit spans only):
0: False
1: True
|
|
NUMBER(1)
|
—
|
Whether the circuit span is part of a unidirectional path switched ring (UPSR) ring. Values are:
0: False
1: True
|
|
NUMBER(1)
|
—
|
Whether the circuit span is a working span. Values are:
0: False
1: True
|
|
NUMBER(1)
|
—
|
Whether the circuit span carries active traffic. Values are:
0: False
1: True
|
|
NUMBER(1)
|
—
|
Last successful span protection operation performed on this span. Values are:
0: Clear
1: Manual
2: Force
3: Lockout
|
|
VARCHAR2(64)
|
DEFAULT NULL
|
Additional information for the circuit span.
|
|
NUMBER(3)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
Source converged data link (CDL) flow identifier; applies only to ONS 15501, ONS 15530, and ONS 15540 circuits. Valid range is 0 to 254.
|
|
VARCHAR2(64)
|
—
|
Span source port name of the circuit.
|
|
VARCHAR2(64)
|
—
|
Span destination port name of the circuit.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT 0
|
Network partition ID.
|
1.2.33 Circuit_Tbl
The Circuit_Tbl (Table 1-33) shows circuit information for an entire network.
Primary key: CIRCUIT_TBL_PK
Tablespace: BASE_DATA_TABLESPACE
Table 1-33 Circuit_Tbl
Column Name
|
Oracle Data Type
|
Integrity Constraints
|
Description
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
NOT NULL
|
Node ID of the source node of the circuit.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
NOT NULL
|
Unique number within each source node. The CktNodeId and CktUniqueId combine to form a circuit ID that is unique in the network. Note that these are internal fields and should not be displayed.
|
|
VARCHAR2(64)
|
—
|
Name of the circuit.
|
|
VARCHAR2(256)
|
—
|
Description of the circuit.
|
|
VARCHAR2(256)
|
—
|
Customer ID.
|
|
VARCHAR2(256)
|
—
|
Service ID.
|
|
NUMBER(2)
|
—
|
Circuit type. Values are:
0: Ethernet
1: Synchronous transport signal (STS) circuit
2: Virtual Tributary (VT) circuit
3: VT tunnel
4: VT aggregation
5: STS VCAT circuit
6: VT VCAT circuit
7: Gigabit Ethernet
8: 10-Gigabit Ethernet
9: Fiber channel
10: Fiber connectivity (FICON)
11: Enterprise System Connection (ESCON)
12: SDH circuit
13: Intersystem channel (ISC)-compatible
14: ISC peer
15: SYSPLEX
16: Dense wavelength division multiplexing (DWDM) transparent any
17: Virtual channel (VC) high order path circuit
18: VC low order path circuit
19: VC low order path tunnel
|
|
NUMBER(2)
|
—
|
20: VC low order path aggregation
21: VC high order VCAT circuit
22: VC low order VCAT circuit
23: DWDM wavelength
24: Fast Ethernet
25: FDDI
26: SYSPLEX_TIMER_ETR
27: SYSPLEX_TIMER_CLO
28: 10-Gigabit Ethernet wavelength
29: 2.5-Gigabit Ethernet wavelength
30: 10-Gigabit Ethernet trunk
31: SONET circuit
32: OCHNC circuit
33: Two_Gigabit_Ethernet
34: E1 circuit
35: T1 circuit
|
|
NUMBER(2)
|
—
|
Size of the circuit. Values are:
0: VT 1.5
1: STS1
2: STS3C
3: STS6C
4: STS9C
5: STS12C
6: STS24C
7: STS48C
8: STS192C
9: STS768C
10: DWDM 2.5 G
11: DWDM 10 G
12: VC_11
13: VC_12
14: VC_3
15: VC_4
|
CktSize (continued)
|
NUMBER(2)
|
—
|
16: VC_4_2C
17: VC_4_3C
18: VC_4_4C
19: VC_4_8C
20: VC_4_16C
21: VC_4_64C
22: Fiber channel 1
23: Fiber channel 2
24: FICON
25: ESCON
26: SYSPLEX
27: Fast Ethernet
28: Gigabit Ethernet
29: 10-Gigabit Ethernet
30: VT_2
31: FDDI
32: Optical CHannel Network Connection (OCHNC) not equipped
33: OCHNC multirate
34: OCHNC 2.5G FEC
35: OCHNC 2.5G NOFEC
36: OCHNC 10G FEC
37: OCHNC 10G NOFEC
38: STM 1C
39: STM 4C
40: STM 16C
41: STM 64C
42: ISC compatible
43: ISC peer
44: SYSPLEX_TIMER_ETR
45: SYSPLEX_TIMER_CLO
46: TWO_GIGABIT_ETHERNET
47: E1
48: T1
|
|
NUMBER(1)
|
—
|
Type of traffic that the circuit carries. Values are:
0: Unidirectional
1: Bidirectional
|
|
NUMBER(1)
|
—
|
Whether the circuit is a monitor circuit. Values are:
0: False
1: True
|
|
NUMBER(2)
|
—
|
State of the circuit. Values are:
0: Creating
1: Active
2: Deleting
3: Drop-pending
4: Incomplete
5: Upgradeable
6: Incomplete-upgradeable
7: Errored
8: Not upgradeable
9. Incomplete-not upgradeable
10: Roll-pending
11: Duplicate ID
12: Not activated
|
|
NUMBER(2)
|
—
|
Administrative state of the circuit. Values are:
0: IS
1: OOS
2: OOS_MT
3: OOS_AINS
4: CES_NOT_DEFINED
5: OOS_PARTIAL
6: OOS_MT_PARTIAL
7: OOS_AINS_PARTIAL
8: IS_PARTIAL
9: UNKNOWN_ADMIN_STATE
|
|
NUMBER(2)
|
—
|
Circuit protection type. Values are:
0: BLSR2F
1: OnePlusOne
2: NotDefined
3: UnProt
4: BLSR4F
5: PCA2F
6: PCA4F
7: NotDefined1
8: Protected
9: BLSR
10: UPSR
11: PCA
12: Lost
13: Unknown
14: None
15: UPSRDRI
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
—
|
Source node ID.
|
|
NUMBER(8)
|
—
|
Module type at source.
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
—
|
Static index of the interface at the source.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
—
|
Source object type.
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
—
|
Source node physical location.
|
|
NUMBER(4)
|
—
|
Source node model type.
|
|
NUMBER(1)
|
—
|
Whether the endpoint is protected. Values are:
0: False
1: True
|
|
NUMBER(1)
|
—
|
Protection type for ONS 15540:
0: No protection
1: Unknown protection
2: Splitter protection
3: Y-cable or line-card protection
4: Trunk card protection
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
—
|
Secondary source node ID.
|
|
NUMBER(8)
|
—
|
Module type at secondary source node.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
—
|
Static index of the interface at the secondary source node.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
—
|
Secondary source object type.
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
—
|
Secondary source node physical location.
|
|
NUMBER(4)
|
—
|
Model type for the secondary source node.
|
|
NUMBER(1)
|
—
|
Whether the secondary endpoint is protected. Values are:
0: False
1: True
|
|
NUMBER(1)
|
—
|
Protection type for ONS 15540:
0: No protection
1: Unknown protection
2: Splitter protection
3: Y-cable or line-card protection
4: Trunk card protection
|
|
VARCHAR2(64)
|
—
|
Additional information about the circuits.
|
|
VARCHAR2(4000)
|
—
|
Node name of the circuit destination.
|
|
VARCHAR2(4000)
|
—
|
Module name of the circuit destination.
|
|
VARCHAR2(4000)
|
—
|
Physical location of the circuit destination.
|
|
VARCHAR2(4000)
|
—
|
Model type of the circuit destination.
|
|
VARCHAR2(4000)
|
—
|
Circuit destination node ifindex.
|
|
VARCHAR2(4000)
|
—
|
Object type.
|
|
VARCHAR2(2014)
|
—
|
Circuit comment.
|
|
VARCHAR2(64)
|
—
|
Port name of the circuit source.
|
|
VARCHAR2(64)
|
—
|
Port name of the circuit secondary circuit source.
|
|
VARCHAR2(4000)
|
—
|
Port name of the circuit destination.
|
|
NUMBER(1)
|
—
|
Indicates if the circuit uses a lap. Values are:
0: False
1: True
|
|
NUMBER(2)
|
—
|
Circuit OCHNC channel number. Values are:
0: Not applicable
1: OCHNC_30_33
2: OCHNC_31_12
3: OCHNC_31_90
4: OCHNC_32_68
5: OCHNC_34_25
6: OCHNC_35_04
7: OCHNC_35_82
8: OCHNC_36_61
9: OCHNC_38_19
10: OCHNC_38_98
11: OCHNC_39_77
12: OCHNC_40_56
13: OCHNC_42_14
14: OCHNC_42_94
15: OCHNC_43_73
16: OCHNC_44_53
17: OCHNC_46_12
18: OCHNC_46_92
19: OCHNC_47_72
20: OCHNC_48_51
21: OCHNC_50_12
22: OCHNC_50_92
23: OCHNC_51_72
24: OCHNC_52_52
25: OCHNC_54_13
26: OCHNC_54_94
27: OCHNC_55_75
28: OCHNC_56_55
29: OCHNC_58_17
30: OCHNC_58_98
31: OCHNC_59_79
32: OCHNC_60_61
|
|
NUMBER(1)
|
—
|
Direction of the OCHNC circuit. Values are:
0: East to west
1: West to east
2: Not applicable
|
|
NUMBER(1)
|
DEFAULT 1
|
Valid values are:
0: DUPLICATE
1: NOT_DUPLICATE
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT 0
|
Network partition ID.
|
1.2.34 Circuit_VCG_Tbl
The Circuit_VCG_Tbl (Table 1-34) contains the inventory of virtual concatenation group circuits.
Primary key: none
Tablespace: BASE_DATA_TABLESPACE
Table 1-34 Circuit_VCG_Tbl
Column Name
|
Oracle Data Type
|
Integrity Constraints
|
Description
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
NOT NULL
|
Node ID of the source circuit node.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
NOT NULL
|
Unique number within each source node. The combination of the CktNodeId and CktUniqueId result in a unique circuit ID in the whole network. Note that these are internal fields and should not be displayed.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
NOT NULL
|
Node ID of the source node of the parent VCAT circuit.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
NOT NULL
|
Unique number within each source node. The combination of ParentCktNodeId and ParentCktUniqueId result in a unique circuit ID in the whole network. Note that these are internal fields and should not be displayed.
|
|
NUMBER(1)
|
—
|
VCG direction. Values are:
0: None
1: Forward
2: Backward
3: Bidirectional
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT 0
|
Network partition ID.
|
|
NUMBER(1)
|
DEFAULT 0
|
VCAT member state.
|
1.2.35 Circuit_VLAN_Tbl
The Circuit_VLAN_Tbl (Table 1-35) contains information about VLANs associated with circuits.
Primary key: CIRCUIT_VLAN_PK
Tablespace: BASE_DATA_TABLESPACE
Table 1-35 Circuit_VLAN_Tbl
Column Name
|
Oracle Data Type
|
Integrity Constraints
|
Description
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
NOT NULL
|
Node ID of the source node of the circuit.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
NOT NULL
|
Unique number within each source node. The CktNodeId and CktUniqueId combine to form a circuit ID that is unique in the network. Note that these are internal fields and should not be displayed.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
—
|
VLAN ID.
|
|
VARCHAR2(64)
|
—
|
VLAN name.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT 0
|
Network partition ID.
|
1.2.36 CLISession_Command_History_Tbl
The CLISession_Command_History_Tbl (Table 1-36) provides a list of commands used by a specific user in a CLI session.
Primary key: CLISESSION_COMMAND_HISTORY_PK
Tablespace: BASE_DATA_TABLESPACE
Table 1-36 CLISession_Command_History_Tbl
Column Name
|
Oracle Data Type
|
Integrity Constraints
|
Description
|
|
VARCHAR2(32)
|
NOT NULL
|
Session tag.
|
|
VARCHAR2(64)
|
NOT NULL
|
Name of the user.
|
|
VARCHAR2(256)
|
NOT NULL
|
Command history.
|
1.2.37 CORBA_Functions_Table
The CORBA_Functions_Table (Table 1-37) contains information about the different GateWay/CORBA function name and types.
Primary key: None
Tablespace: BASE_DATA_TABLESPACE
Table 1-37 CORBA_Functions_Table
Column Name
|
Oracle Data Type
|
Integrity Constraints
|
Description
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
NOT NULL
|
Interface to which the function belongs.
|
|
VARCHAR(32)
|
NOT NULL
|
Name of function.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
NOT NULL
|
Type of the function. Values are:
1: Read
2: Modify
|
1.2.38 CORBA_GW_Active_User_Table
The CORBA_GW_Active_User_Table (Table 1-38) contains information about the active CTM GateWay/CORBA users.
Primary key: CORBA_GW_ACTIVE_USER_TABLE_PK
Tablespace: BASE_DATA_TABLESPACE
Table 1-38 CORBA_GW_Active_User_Table
Column Name
|
Oracle Data Type
|
Integrity Constraints
|
Description
|
active_session_id
|
VARCHAR2(128)
|
NOT NULL
|
Session ID.
|
user_name
|
VARCHAR2(128)
|
NOT NULL
|
Username of the OSS user.
|
client_end_ip
|
NUMBER(10)
|
NOT NULL
|
IP address of the OSS user.
|
LastLoginTime
|
DATE
|
—
|
Most recent user login date and time.
|
1.2.39 CORBA_Interface_Table
The CORBA_Interface_Table (Table 1-39) contains information about the GateWay/CORBA interface.
Primary key: CORBA_INTERFACE_PK
Tablespace: BASE_DATA_TABLESPACE
Table 1-39 CORBA_Interface_Table
Column Name
|
Oracle Data Type
|
Integrity Constraints
|
Description
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
NOT NULL
|
Index used for mapping of operations.
|
|
VARCHAR(32)
|
NOT NULL
|
Name of the interface.
|
|
NUMBER(1)
|
NOT NULL
|
Type of interface. Valid values are:
0: No permissions
1: All read
2: All write
|
|
VARCHAR(128)
|
NOT NULL
|
Helper class name used to get the repository ID.
|
|
NUMBER(10
|
NOT NULL
|
Base interface.
|
1.2.40 CORBA_Permission_Table
The CORBA_Permission_Table (Table 1-40) contains information about the GateWay/CORBA interface operation permissions.
Primary key: None
Tablespace: BASE_DATA_TABLESPACE
Table 1-40 CORBA_Permission_Table
Column Name
|
Oracle Data Type
|
Integrity Constraints
|
Description
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
NOT NULL
|
Index of the CORBA interface.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
NOT NULL
|
Operation ID from the Operations_Table.
|
1.2.41 CTC_Model_Const_Table
The CTC_Model_Const_Table (Table 1-41) contains information about Cisco Transport Controller (CTC) models.
Primary key: None
Tablespace: BASE_DATA_TABLESPACE
Table 1-41 CTC_Model_Const_Table
Column Name
|
Oracle Data Type
|
Integrity Constraints
|
Description
|
|
VARCHAR2(40)
|
—
|
CTC package name.
|
|
VARCHAR2(40)
|
—
|
CTC model name.
|
|
VARCHAR2(128)
|
—
|
Corresponding CTM model name.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
—
|
Metadata object Index as defined in ObjectAttributeTable.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
—
|
Model type as defined in Model_Type_Table.
|
1.2.42 CTC_UserProfile_Table
The CTC_UserProfile_Table (Table 1-42) contains information about CTC user profiles.
Primary key: CTC_USR_PROF_TABLE_PK
Tablespace: None
Table 1-42 CTC_UserProfile_Table
Column Name
|
Oracle Data Type
|
Integrity Constraints
|
Description
|
|
VARCHAR2(64)
|
—
|
User ID of the CTC user type.
|
|
VARCHAR2(64)
|
NOT NULL
|
Password of the CTC user type.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
NOT NULL
|
Privilege ID of the CTC user type.
|
|
VARCHAR2(256)
|
NOT NULL
|
Description of the CTC user type.
|
1.2.43 CTM_Config_Table
The CTM_Config_Table (Table 1-43) stores CTM configuration information. For detailed definitions on the parameters within this table, see Appendix B, "Ctm_Config_Table Parameters."
Primary key: ctm_config_table_pk
Tablespace: BASE_DATA_TABLESPACE
Table 1-43 CTM_Config_Table
Column Name
|
Oracle Data Type
|
Integrity Constraints
|
Description
|
|
VARCHAR2(40)
|
NOT NULL
|
Name of the section.
|
|
VARCHAR2(40)
|
NOT NULL
|
Name of the parameter.
|
|
VARCHAR2(128)
|
—
|
Active value of the parameter.
|
|
NUMBER(1)
|
NOT NULL
|
Whether or not the value can be changed. Values are:
0: False
1: True
|
|
VARCHAR2(128)
|
—
|
Permanent value of the parameter.
|
1.2.44 CTM_Unique_ObjectType_Table
The CTM_Unique_ObjectType_Table (Table 1-44) contains a list of unique object types.
Primary key: None
Tablespace: BASE_DATA_TABLESPACE
Table 1-44 CTM_Unique_ObjectType_Table
Column Name
|
Oracle Data Type
|
Integrity Constraints
|
Description
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
UNIQUE, NOT NULL
|
Object type.
|
|
VARCHAR2(256)
|
NOT NULL
|
Object name of the object type.
|
1.2.45 DB_Pruning_Table
The DB_Pruning_Table (Table 1-45) contains information about the database pruning table.
Primary key: None
Tablespace: BASE_DATA_TABLESPACE
Table 1-45 DB_Pruning_Table
Column Name
|
Oracle Data Type
|
Integrity Constraints
|
Description
|
|
VARCHAR(32)
|
NOT NULL
|
Name of the database procedure.
|
|
VARCHAR(32)
|
NOT NULL
|
Property name in the CTM_Config_Table.
|
|
VARCHAR(32)
|
NOT NULL
|
Threshold parameter name in the Server_Threshold_Parameter_Table.
|
1.2.46 Debug_Module_Mapping_Table
The Debug_Module_Mapping_Table (Table 1-46) defines the mapping between classes and modules, and defines which class belongs to which module.
Primary key: none
Tablespace: BASE_DATA_TABLESPACE
Table 1-46 Debug_Module_Mapping_Table
Column Name
|
Oracle Data Type
|
Integrity Constraints
|
Description
|
|
VARCHAR2(80)
|
—
|
Class or package name.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
NOT NULL
|
Module ID.
|
1.2.47 Debug_Module_Table
The Debug_Module_Table (Table 1-47) contains a list of modules for module level debugging.
Primary key: DEBUG_MODULE_TABLE_PK
Tablespace: BASE_DATA_TABLESPACE
Table 1-47 Debug_Module_Table
Column Name
|
Oracle Data Type
|
Integrity Constraints
|
Description
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
NOT NULL
|
Module ID.
|
|
VARCHAR2(40)
|
—
|
Name of module.
|
|
VARCHAR2(20)
|
—
|
Located under debug section in the CTM_Config_Table where the module severity is stored.
|
1.2.48 Deleted_User_Table
The Deleted_User_Table (Table 1-48) contains information about CTM users that were deleted.
Primary key: None
Tablespace: BASE_DATA_TABLESPACE
Table 1-48 Deleted_User_Table
Column Name
|
Oracle Data Type
|
Integrity Constraints
|
Description
|
|
VARCHAR2(64)
|
—
|
Username.
|
|
DATE
|
—
|
Date username was deleted.
|
1.2.49 Diskspace_Usage_Table
The Diskspace_Usage_Table (Table 1-49) stores information about database disk space usage.
Primary key: None
Tablespace: BASE_DATA_TABLESPACE
Table 1-49 Diskspace_Usage_Table
Column Name
|
Oracle Data Type
|
Integrity Constraints
|
Description
|
|
NUMBER(2)
|
NOT NULL
|
Name of the partition. Values are:
0: oraclesw9i
1: db01
2: db02
3: db03
4: db04
5: db05
|
|
NUMBER(3)
|
—
|
Database usage threshold.
|
1.2.50 Domain_Table
The Domain_Table (Table 1-50) contains information about the hierarchy of group and NE nodes in the domain.
Primary key: DOMAIN_TABLE_PK
Tablespace: BASE_DATA_TABLESPACE
Table 1-50 Domain_Table
Column Name
|
Oracle Data Type
|
Integrity Constraints
|
Description
|
|
NUMBER(4)
|
NOT NULL
|
Unique sequence number generated by the database. Each node in the Domain Explorer tree is assigned a unique number that is used as an index to access group information in other tables.
|
|
NUMBER(2)
|
NOT NULL
|
Indicates that the parent is a group.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
NOT NULL
|
ID of the group.
|
|
NUMBER(2)
|
NOT NULL
|
Type of tree node. Values are:
1: Root node
2: Group node
3: NE node
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
NOT NULL
|
ID of the group or NE.
|
1.2.51 Ems_Alarm_Table
The Ems_Alarm_Table (Table 1-51) shows information about EMS alarms.
Primary key: EMS_ALARM_TABLE_PK
Tablespace: BASE_DATA_TABLESPACE
Table 1-51 Ems_Alarm_Table
Column Name
|
Oracle Data Type
|
Integrity Constraints
|
Description
|
|
VARCHAR2(128)
|
—
|
Name of the alarm displayed to client.
|
|
NUMBER(5)
|
—
|
EMS index of alarm or group.
|
|
NUMBER(1)
|
—
|
Whether or not this alarm belongs to a group. Values are:
0: FALSE
1: TRUE
|
|
NUMBER(1)
|
DEFAULT 4
|
Alarm severity. Values are:
-1: N/A
4: Warning
5: Minor
6: Major
7: Critical
|
1.2.52 Enum_Table
The Enum_Table (Table 1-52) is used by link management to display link information in the link table.
Primary key: ENUM_TABLE_PK
Tablespace: BASE_DATA_TABLESPACE
Table 1-52 Enum_Table
Column Name
|
Oracle Data Type
|
Integrity Constraints
|
Description
|
|
NUMBER(4)
|
—
|
Value of attribute base.
|
|
NUMBER(3)
|
—
|
Possible values of the attribute base.
|
|
VARCHAR2(128)
|
—
|
String representation of attribute base.
|
1.2.53 EQPT_Info_Table
The EQPT_Info_Table (Table 1-53) stores equipment provisioning information.
Primary key: EQPT_INFO_TABLE_PK
Tablespace: BASE_DATA_TABLESPACE
Table 1-53 EQPT_Info_Table
Column Name
|
Oracle Data Type
|
Integrity Constraints
|
Description
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
NOT NULL
|
Database access ID; same as NEDBAccessID in the NE_Info_Table.
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
NOT NULL
|
Physical location.
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
NOT NULL
|
Interface index.
|
|
NUMBER(8)
|
—
|
Module type.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
NOT NULL
|
Metadata object index.
|
|
NUMBER(4)
|
NOT NULL
|
Model type.
|
|
VARCHAR2(256)
|
—
|
Columns 1 to 250 store attribute values as defined by the metadata.
|
|
VARCHAR2(256)
|
—
|
Columns 1 to 250 store attribute values as defined by the metadata.
|
|
VARCHAR2(256)
|
—
|
Columns 1 to 250 store attribute values as defined by the metadata.
|
|
VARCHAR2(256)
|
|
Columns 1 to 250 store attribute values as defined by the metadata.
|
|
VARCHAR2(256)
|
—
|
Columns 1 to 250 store attribute values as defined by the metadata.
|
...
|
|
VARCHAR2(4000)
|
—
|
Columns 1 to 250 store attribute values as defined by the metadata.
|
1.2.54 Eqpt_Relationship_Table
The Eqpt_Relationship_Table (Table 1-54) contains information about the equipment relationship table.
Primary key: EQPT_RELATIONSHIP_TABLE_PK
Tablespace: BASE_DATA_TABLESPACE
Table 1-54 Eqpt_Relationship_Table
Column Name
|
Oracle Data
Type
|
Integrity Constraints
|
Description
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
NOT NULL
|
NE database access ID.
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
NOT NULL
|
Physical location (equipment 1).
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
NOT NULL
|
If index (equipment 1).
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
NOT NULL
|
Module type (equipment 1).
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
NOT NULL
|
Model type.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
NOT NULL
|
Object index.
|
|
VARCHAR2(4000)
|
NOT NULL
|
—
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
NOT NULL
|
Physical location (equipment 2).
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
NOT NULL
|
If index (equipment 2).
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
NOT NULL
|
Module type (equipment 2).
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
NOT NULL
|
Model type.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
NOT NULL
|
Object index.
|
|
VARCHAR2(4000)
|
NOT NULL
|
—
|
1.2.55 Error_Log_Table
The Error_Log_Table (Table 1-55) contains information about all errors reported by CTM.
Primary key: None
Tablespace: BASE_DATA_TABLESPACE
Table 1-55 Error_Log_Table
Column Name
|
Oracle Data
Type
|
Integrity Constraints
|
Description
|
|
DATE
|
—
|
Time stamp of log message.
|
|
NUMBER(2)
|
NOT NULL
|
One of the predefined modules. Values are:
1: ServiceWay
2: TL1
3: ThruWay
4: Transport Manager
|
|
NUMBER(2)
|
NOT NULL
|
Severity of error message. Values are:
1: Critical
2: Major
3: Minor
4: Informational
|
|
NUMBER(2)
|
—
|
Submodules for modules.
|
|
VARCHAR2(256)
|
—
|
Name of the file from which the message was printed.
|
|
NUMBER(4)
|
—
|
Line number from which the message was printed.
|
|
VARCHAR2(1024)
|
—
|
Text of the error message.
|
1.2.56 Forwarding_Table
The Forwarding_Table is obsolete.
1.2.57 GWCORBA_PM_Mapping_Table
The GWCORBA_PM_Mapping_Table (Table 1-56) contains PM data mapping information for CTM GateWay/CORBA.
Primary key: None
Tablespace: BASE_DATA_TABLESPACE
Table 1-56 GWCORBA_PM_Mapping_Table
Column Name
|
Oracle Data Type
|
Integrity Constraints
|
Description
|
MODELTYPE
|
NUMBER(4)
|
NOT NULL
|
Unique number associated with each NE model type.
|
LAYERRATE
|
NUMBER(10)
|
NOT NULL
|
Layer rate(s) associated with each PM type.
|
OBJECTINDEX
|
NUMBER(10)
|
NOT NULL
|
Unique object type associated with a specific PM type.
|
LOCATION
|
NUMBER(2)
|
NOT NULL
|
Whether the PM data is near-end or far-end data. Values are:
1: Near end
2: Far end
|
DIRECTION
|
NUMBER(2)
|
NOT NULL
|
Whether the PM data is receive or transmit. Values are:
1: Receive (Rx)
2: Transmit (Tx)
|
TERMINATIONPOINT
|
NUMBER(2)
|
NOT NULL
|
Whether the PM parameters are for noncircuit or circuit data. Values are:
0: Noncircuit
1: Circuit
|
PMVIEWNAME
|
VARCHAR2(64)
|
NOT NULL
|
Name of the PM view in the CTM database from which the PM data is retrieved.
|
1.2.58 GNE_Table
The GNE_Table (Table 1-57) contains information about the various GNEs in the network.
Primary key: GNE_TABLE_PK
Tablespace: BASE_DATA_TABLESPACE
Table 1-57 GNE_Table
Column Name
|
Oracle Data Type
|
Integrity Constraints
|
Description
|
|
NUMBER(4)
|
NOT NULL
|
GNE identifier. Unique sequence number generated by the database. This is the link between this table and GNEID in the NE_Info_Table.
|
|
NUMBER(4)
|
DEFAULT 1
|
Values are:
1: Unknown
2: Self
3: ISR_as_GNE
4: Foreign_GNE_TL1
5: Foreign_GNE_CLNP
6: Foreign_GNE_IP
|
|
NUMBER(8)
|
—
|
Identifies the ring to which the NE is connected. NEs with similar RING_IDs are in the same ring.
|
|
VARCHAR2(128)
|
NOT NULL
|
Name of the GNE.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
NOT NULL
|
IP address of the next hop used to reach the GNE.
|
|
VARCHAR2(512)
|
—
|
Comment for the GNE.
|
|
NUMBER(1)
|
DEFAULT 0
|
Values are:
0: Default grouping
1: Group by GNE
2: Group by Subnet
|
|
VARCHAR2(12)
|
—
|
Group prefix that may be used for group names.
|
|
NUMBER(4)
|
DEFAULT 0
|
Value of 0 means no owner.
|
1.2.59 Group_Info_Table
The Group_Info_Table (Table 1-58) contains information about all groups defined in the Domain Explorer tree.
Primary key: GROUP_INFO_TABLE_PK
Tablespace: BASE_DATA_TABLESPACE
Table 1-58 Group_Info_Table
Column Name
|
Oracle Data Type
|
Integrity Constraints
|
Description
|
|
NUMBER(4)
|
NOT NULL
|
ID of the group; a unique sequence number generated by the database.
|
|
VARCHAR2(32)
|
UNIQUE, NOT NULL
|
Name of the group.
|
|
VARCHAR2(256)
|
—
|
Description field.
|
|
VARCHAR2(64)
|
—
|
Users for this group.
|
|
VARCHAR2(64)
|
—
|
Location of this group.
|
1.2.60 HA_Table
The HA_Table (Table 1-59) provides a list of testing dates in a high-availability environment.
Primary key: None
Tablespace: BASE_DATA_TABLESPACE
Table 1-59 HA_Table
Column Name
|
Oracle Data Type
|
Integrity Constraints
|
Description
|
|
DATE
|
—
|
Test table for HA.
|
1.2.61 HFR_ACL_Policy_Config
The HFR_ACL_Policy_Config (Table 1-60) contains CRS-1 ACL policy configurations data.
Primary key: HFR_ACL_POLICY_CFG_PK
Tablespace: HFR_DATA_TABLESPACE
Table 1-60 HFR_ACL_Policy_Config
Column Name
|
Oracle Data Type
|
Integrity Constraints
|
Description
|
|
NUMBER(8)
|
NOT NULL
|
NE database access ID.
|
|
VARCHAR2(32)
|
NOT NULL
|
—
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
NOT NULL
|
—
|
|
VARCHAR2(6)
|
—
|
—
|
|
VARCHAR2(10)
|
—
|
—
|
|
VARCHAR2(16)
|
—
|
—
|
|
VARCHAR2(16)
|
—
|
—
|
|
VARCHAR2(16)
|
—
|
—
|
|
VARCHAR2(16)
|
—
|
—
|
|
VARCHAR2(256)
|
—
|
—
|
|
VARCHAR2(6)
|
—
|
—
|
|
VARCHAR2(8)
|
—
|
—
|
|
VARCHAR2(15)
|
—
|
—
|
|
VARCHAR2(12)
|
—
|
—
|
|
VARCHAR2(15)
|
—
|
—
|
|
VARCHAR2(15)
|
—
|
—
|
|
VARCHAR2(12)
|
—
|
—
|
|
VARCHAR2(15)
|
—
|
—
|
|
VARCHAR2(15)
|
—
|
—
|
|
VARCHAR2(12)
|
—
|
—
|
|
NUMBER(3)
|
—
|
—
|
|
NUMBER(3)
|
—
|
—
|
|
VARCHAR2(15)
|
—
|
—
|
|
VARCHAR2(5)
|
—
|
—
|
1.2.62 HFR_BGP_PEER_PM_Table
Primary key: HFR_PM_BGP_PEER_PK
Tablespace: HFR_DATA_TABLESPACE
Table 1-61 HFR_BGP_PEER_PM_Table
Column Name
|
Oracle Data Type
|
Integrity Constraints
|
Description
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
NOT NULL
|
ID to access this table for an NE; same as NEDBAccessID in the NE_Info_Table.
|
|
NUMBER(4)
|
NOT NULL
|
Module type to which the PM refers.
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
DEFAULT 0
|
Physical location.
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
NOT NULL
|
Table index for the interface.
|
|
DATE
|
NOT NULL
|
Time stamp that shows the interval at which the set of statistics was stored.
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
NOT NULL
|
Indicates the status of the PM bucket. Valid values are:
0: Valid period
Other: Bit Mask Value (information about the PM statistics)
|
|
NUMBER(1)
|
—
|
Whether NE was under maintenance when the PM bucket was collected.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
—
|
Threshold value for the PM bucket during the 15-minute interval.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
—
|
Threshold value for the PM bucket for the day.
|
|
NUMBER(1)
|
NOT NULL
|
Specifies whether the PM data is for 24-hour or 15-minute intervals. Valid values are:
1: 24 hour
0: 15 minutes
|
|
VARCHAR2(16)
|
NOT NULL
|
IP address.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
—
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
—
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
—
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
—
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
—
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
—
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
—
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
—
|
|
NUMBER(10
|
DEFAULT 0
|
Model type.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT 0
|
Object type.
|
|
VARCHAR2(256)
|
—
|
StrObjInstance name.
|
1.2.63 HFR_Common_Interface_Config
The HRF_Common_Interface_Config (Table 1-62) contains CRS-1 common interface configuration date, including Ethernet and POS.
Primary key: HFR_COM_INTF_CFG_PK
Tablespace: HFR_DATA_TABLESPACE
Table 1-62 HFR_Common_Interface_Config
Column Name
|
Oracle Data Type
|
Integrity Constraints
|
Description
|
|
VARCHAR2(256)
|
NOT NULL
|
—
|
|
VARCHAR2(3)
|
NOT NULL
|
—
|
|
NUMBER(8)
|
NOT NULL
|
—
|
|
VARCHAR2(256)
|
—
|
—
|
|
VARCHAR2(256)
|
—
|
—
|
|
VARCHAR2(256)
|
—
|
—
|
|
VARCHAR2(16)
|
—
|
—
|
|
VARCHAR2(16)
|
—
|
—
|
|
NUMBER(1)
|
—
|
—
|
|
VARCHAR2(256)
|
—
|
—
|
|
NUMBER(6)
|
—
|
—
|
|
NUMBER(1)
|
—
|
—
|
|
NUMBER(1)
|
—
|
—
|
|
NUMBER(1)
|
—
|
—
|
|
NUMBER(1)
|
—
|
—
|
|
VARCHAR2(16)
|
—
|
—
|
|
NUMBER(2)
|
—
|
—
|
|
NUMBER(6)
|
—
|
—
|
|
NUMBER(6)
|
—
|
—
|
|
NUMBER(3)
|
—
|
—
|
|
NUMBER(1)
|
—
|
—
|
1.2.64 HFR_ETHER_Interface_Config
The HFR_ETHER_Interface_Config (Table 1-63) contains CRS-1 Ethernet interface configuration data.
Primary key: HFR_ETHER_INTF_CFG_PK
Tablespace: HFR_DATA_TABLESPACE
Table 1-63 HFR_ETHER_Interface_Config
Column Name
|
Oracle Data Type
|
Integrity Constraints
|
Description
|
|
NUMBER(8)
|
NOT NULL
|
ID to access this table for an NE; same as NEDBAccessID in the NE_Info_Table.
|
|
VARCHAR2(256)
|
NOT NULL
|
—
|
|
VARCHAR2(3)
|
NOT NULL
|
—
|
|
NUMBER(1)
|
—
|
—
|
|
NUMBER(1)
|
—
|
—
|
|
NUMBER(1)
|
—
|
—
|
|
NUMBER(8)
|
—
|
—
|
|
VARCHAR2(12)
|
—
|
—
|
|
VARCHAR2(6)
|
—
|
—
|
|
VARCHAR2(4)
|
—
|
—
|
1.2.65 HFR_Interface_DRC_PM_Table
Primary key: HFR_PM_INTERFACE_DRC_PK
Tablespace: HFR_DATA_TABLESPACE
Table 1-64 HFR_Interface_DRC_PM_Table
Column Name
|
Oracle Data Type
|
Integrity Constraints
|
Description
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
NOT NULL
|
ID to access this table for an NE; same as NEDBAccessID in the NE_Info_Table.
|
|
NUMBER(4)
|
NOT NULL
|
Module type to which the PM refers.
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
DEFAULT 0
|
Physical location.
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
NOT NULL
|
Table index for the interface.
|
|
DATE
|
NOT NULL
|
Time stamp that shows the interval at which the set of statistics was stored.
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
NOT NULL
|
Indicates the status of the PM bucket. Valid values are:
0: Valid period
Other: Bit Mask Value (information about the PM statistics)
|
|
NUMBER(1)
|
—
|
Whether NE was under maintenance when the PM bucket was collected.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
—
|
Threshold value for the PM bucket during the 15-minute interval.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
—
|
Threshold value for the PM bucket of the day.
|
|
NUMBER(1)
|
NOT NULL
|
Specifies whether the PM data is for 24-hour or 15-minute intervals. Valid values are:
1: 24 hour
0: 15 minutes
|
|
VARCHAR2(64)
|
NOT NULL
|
Interface name.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
—
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
—
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
—
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
—
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
—
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
—
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
—
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
—
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
—
|
|
NUMBER(10
|
DEFAULT 0
|
Model type.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT 0
|
Object type.
|
|
VARCHAR2(256)
|
—
|
StrObjInstance name.
|
1.2.66 HFR_Interface_GC_PM_Table
Primary key: HFR_PM_INTERFACE_GC_PK
Tablespace: HFR_DATA_TABLESPACE
Table 1-65 HFR_Interface_GC_PM_Table
Column Name
|
Oracle Data Type
|
Integrity Constraints
|
Description
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
NOT NULL
|
ID to access this table for an NE; same as NEDBAccessID in the NE_Info_Table.
|
|
NUMBER(4)
|
NOT NULL
|
Module type to which the PM refers.
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
DEFAULT 0
|
Physical location.
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
NOT NULL
|
Table index for the interface.
|
|
DATE
|
NOT NULL
|
Time stamp that shows the interval at which the set of statistics was stored.
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
NOT NULL
|
Indicates the status of the PM bucket. Valid values are:
0: Valid period
Other: Bit Mask Value (information about the PM statistics)
|
|
NUMBER(1)
|
—
|
Whether the NE was under maintenance when the PM bucket was collected.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
—
|
Threshold value for the PM bucket during the 15-minute interval.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
—
|
Threshold value for the PM bucket of the day.
|
|
NUMBER(1)
|
NOT NULL
|
Specifies whether the PM data is for 24-hour or 15-minute intervals. Valid values are:
1: 24 hour
0: 15 minutes
|
|
VARCHAR2(64)
|
NOT NULL
|
Interface name.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
—
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
—
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
—
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
—
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
—
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
—
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
—
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
—
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
—
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
—
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
—
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
—
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
—
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
—
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
—
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
—
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
—
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
—
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
—
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
—
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT 0
|
Model type.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT 0
|
Object type.
|
|
VARCHAR2(256)
|
—
|
StrObjInstance name.
|
1.2.67 HFR_Interface_Helper_Address
The HFR_Interface_Helper_Address (Table 1-66) is a subtable of HFR_Common_Interface_Config.
Primary key: HFR_COM_INTF_HELPADDR_PK
Tablespace: HFR_DATA_TABLESPACE
Table 1-66 HFR_Interface_Helper_Address
Column Name
|
Oracle Data Type
|
Integrity Constraints
|
Description
|
|
VARCHAR2(16)
|
NOT NULL
|
Primary key and the actual helper IP address.
|
|
NUMBER(8)
|
NOT NULL
|
—
|
|
NUMBER(1)
|
—
|
Boolean status for the helper IP address.
|
|
VARCHAR2(256)
|
NOT NULL
|
—
|
|
VARCHAR2(3)
|
NOT NULL
|
—
|
1.2.68 HFR_Interface_MTU_Layer2
Primary key: HFR_COM_INTF_MTULAYER2_PK
Tablespace: HFR_DATA_TABLESPACE
Table 1-67 HFR_Interface_MTU_Layer2
Column Name
|
Oracle Data Type
|
Integrity Constraints
|
Description
|
|
VARCHAR2(16)
|
NOT NULL
|
—
|
|
NUMBER(8)
|
NOT NULL
|
—
|
|
NUMBER(16)
|
—
|
—
|
|
VARCHAR2(256)
|
NOT NULL
|
—
|
|
VARCHAR2(3)
|
NOT NULL
|
—
|
1.2.69 HFR_Interface_Secondary_Addr
The HFR_Interface_Secondary_Addr (Table 1-68) is a subtable of HFR_Common_Interface_Config.
Primary key: HFR_COM_INTF_SECONDADDR_PK
Tablespace: HFR_DATA_TABLESPACE
Table 1-68 HFR_Interface_Secondary_Addr
Column Name
|
Oracle Data Type
|
Integrity Constraints
|
Description
|
|
VARCHAR2(16)
|
NOT NULL
|
Primary key and the actual secondary IP address.
|
|
NUMBER(8)
|
NOT NULL
|
—
|
|
VARCHAR2(16)
|
—
|
IP address representing the subnet mask.
|
|
VARCHAR2(256)
|
NOT NULL
|
—
|
|
VARCHAR2(3)
|
NOT NULL
|
—
|
1.2.70 HFR_MPLS_Interface_PM_Table
Primary key: HFR_PM_MPLS_INTERFACE_PK
Tablespace: HFR_DATA_TABLESPACE
Table 1-69 HFR_MPLS_Interface_PM_Table
Column Name
|
Oracle Data Type
|
Integrity Constraints
|
Description
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
NOT NULL
|
ID to access this table for an NE; same as NEDBAccessID in the NE_Info_Table.
|
|
NUMBER(4)
|
NOT NULL
|
Module type to which the PM refers.
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
DEFAULT 0
|
Physical location.
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
NOT NULL
|
Table index for the interface.
|
|
DATE
|
NOT NULL
|
Time stamp that shows the interval at which the set of statistics was stored.
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
NOT NULL
|
Indicates the status of the PM bucket. Valid values are:
0: Valid period
Other: Bit Mask Value (information about the PM statistics)
|
|
NUMBER(1)
|
—
|
Whether the NE was under maintenance when the PM bucket was collected.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
—
|
Threshold value for the PM bucket during the 15-minute interval.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
—
|
Threshold value for the PM bucket of the day.
|
|
NUMBER(1)
|
NOT NULL
|
Specifies whether the PM data is for 24-hour or 15-minute intervals. Valid values are:
1: 24 hour
0: 15 minutes
|
|
VARCHAR2(64)
|
NOT NULL
|
Interface name.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
—
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
—
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT 0
|
Model type.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT 0
|
Object type.
|
|
VARCHAR2(256)
|
—
|
StrObjInstance name.
|
1.2.71 HFR_MPLS_LDP_PM_Table
Primary key: HFR_PM_MPLS_LDP_PK
Tablespace: HFR_DATA_TABLESPACE
Table 1-70 HFR_MPLS_LDP_PM_Table
Column Name
|
Oracle Data Type
|
Integrity Constraints
|
Description
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
NOT NULL
|
ID to access this table for an NE; same as NEDBAccessID in the NE_Info_Table.
|
|
NUMBER(4)
|
NOT NULL
|
Module type to which the PM refers.
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
DEFAULT 0
|
Physical location.
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
NOT NULL
|
Table index for the interface.
|
|
DATE
|
NOT NULL
|
Time stamp that shows the interval at which the set of statistics was stored.
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
NOT NULL
|
Status of the PM bucket. Valid values are:
• 0: Valid period
• Other: Bit mask value (information about the PM statistics)
|
|
NUMBER(1)
|
—
|
Whether NE was under maintenance when the PM bucket was collected.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
—
|
Threshold value for the PM bucket during the 15-minute interval.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
—
|
Threshold value for the PM bucket during the 24-hour interval.
|
|
NUMBER(1)
|
NOT NULL
|
Whether the PM data is for 24-hour or 15-minute intervals. Valid values are:
• 1: 24 hour
• 0: 15 minutes
|
|
VARCHAR2(16)
|
NOT NULL
|
IP address.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
—
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
—
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
—
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
—
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
—
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
—
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
—
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
—
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
—
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
—
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
—
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
—
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
—
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
—
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
—
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
—
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
—
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT 0
|
Model type.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT 0
|
Object type.
|
|
VARCHAR2(256)
|
—
|
StrObjInstance name.
|
1.2.72 HFR_MPLS_TE_Link_PM_Table
Primary key: HFR_PM_MPLS_TE_LINK_PK
Tablespace: HFR_DATA_TABLESPACE
Table 1-71 HFR_MPLS_TE_Link_PM_Table
Column Name
|
Oracle Data Type
|
Integrity Constraints
|
Description
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
NOT NULL
|
ID to access this table for an NE; same as NEDBAccessID in the NE_Info_Table.
|
|
NUMBER(4)
|
NOT NULL
|
Module type to which the PM refers.
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
DEFAULT 0
|
Physical location.
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
NOT NULL
|
Table index for the interface.
|
|
DATE
|
NOT NULL
|
Time stamp that shows the interval at which the set of statistics was stored.
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
NOT NULL
|
Indicates the status of the PM bucket. Valid values are:
0: Valid period
Other: Bit Mask Value (information about the PM statistics)
|
|
NUMBER(1)
|
—
|
Whether the NE was under maintenance when the PM bucket was collected.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
—
|
Threshold value for the PM bucket during the 15-minute interval.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
—
|
Threshold value for the PM bucket of the day.
|
|
NUMBER(1)
|
NOT NULL
|
Specifies whether the PM data is for 24-hour or 15-minute intervals. Valid values are:
1: 24 hour
0: 15 minutes
|
|
VARCHAR2(64)
|
NOT NULL
|
Interface name.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
—
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT 0
|
Model type.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT 0
|
Object type.
|
|
VARCHAR2(256)
|
—
|
StrObjInstance name.
|
1.2.73 HFR_MPLS_TE_Tunnel_PM_Table
Primary key: HFR_PM_MPLS_TE_TUNNEL_PK
Tablespace: HFR_DATA_TABLESPACE
Table 1-72 HFR_MPLS_TE_Link_PM_Table
Column Name
|
Oracle Data Type
|
Integrity Constraints
|
Description
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
NOT NULL
|
ID to access this table for an NE; same as NEDBAccessID in the NE_Info_Table.
|
|
NUMBER(4)
|
NOT NULL
|
Module type to which the PM refers.
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
DEFAULT 0
|
Physical location.
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
NOT NULL
|
Table index for the interface.
|
|
DATE
|
NOT NULL
|
Time stamp that shows the interval at which the set of statistics was stored.
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
NOT NULL
|
Indicates the status of the PM bucket. Valid values are:
0: Valid period
Other: Bit Mask Value (information about the PM statistics)
|
|
NUMBER(1)
|
—
|
Whether the NE was under maintenance when the PM bucket was collected.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
—
|
Threshold value for the PM bucket during the 15-minute interval.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
—
|
Threshold value for the PM bucket of the day.
|
|
NUMBER(1)
|
NOT NULL
|
Specifies whether the PM data is for 24-hour or 15-minute intervals. Valid values are:
1: 24 hour
0: 15 minutes
|
|
VARCHAR2(64)
|
NOT NULL
|
Interface name.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
—
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
—
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
—
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
—
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
—
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
—
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
—
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
—
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
—
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT 0
|
Model type.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT 0
|
Object type.
|
|
VARCHAR2(256)
|
—
|
StrObjInstance name.
|
1.2.74 HFR_Node_CPU_PM_Table
Primary key: HFR_PM_NODE_CPU_PK
Tablespace: HFR_DATA_TABLESPACE
Table 1-73 HFR_Node_CPU_PM_Table
Column Name
|
Oracle Data Type
|
Integrity Constraints
|
Description
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
NOT NULL
|
ID to access this table for an NE; same as NEDBAccessID in the NE_Info_Table.
|
|
NUMBER(4)
|
NOT NULL
|
Module type to which the PM refers.
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
DEFAULT 0
|
Physical location.
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
NOT NULL
|
Table index for the interface.
|
|
DATE
|
NOT NULL
|
Time stamp that shows the interval at which the set of statistics was stored.
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
NOT NULL
|
Indicates the status of the PM bucket. Valid values are:
0: Valid period
Other: Bit Mask Value (information about the PM statistics)
|
|
NUMBER(1)
|
—
|
Whether the NE was under maintenance when the PM bucket was collected.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
—
|
Threshold value for the PM bucket during the 15-minute interval.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
—
|
Threshold value for the PM bucket of the day.
|
|
NUMBER(1)
|
NOT NULL
|
Specifies whether the PM data is for 24-hour or 15-minute intervals. Valid values are:
1: 24 hour
0: 15 minutes
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
NOT NULL
|
Node ID.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
—
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
—
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT 0
|
Model type.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT 0
|
Object type.
|
|
VARCHAR2(256)
|
—
|
StrObjInstance name.
|
1.2.75 HFR_Node_Memory_PM_Table
Primary key: HFR_PM_NODE_MEMORY_PK
Tablespace: HFR_DATA_TABLESPACE
Table 1-74 HFR_Node_Memory_PM_Table
Column Name
|
Oracle Data Type
|
Integrity Constraints
|
Description
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
NOT NULL
|
ID to access this table for an NE; same as NEDBAccessID in the NE_Info_Table.
|
|
NUMBER(4)
|
NOT NULL
|
Module type to which the PM refers.
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
DEFAULT 0
|
Physical location.
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
NOT NULL
|
Table index for the interface.
|
|
DATE
|
NOT NULL
|
Time stamp that shows the interval at which the set of statistics was stored.
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
NOT NULL
|
Indicates the status of the PM bucket. Valid values are:
0: Valid period
Other: Bit Mask Value (information about the PM statistics)
|
|
NUMBER(1)
|
—
|
Whether the NE was under maintenance when the PM bucket was collected.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
—
|
Threshold value for the PM bucket during the 15-minute interval.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
—
|
Threshold value for the PM bucket of the day.
|
|
NUMBER(1)
|
NOT NULL
|
Specifies whether the PM data is for 24-hour or 15-minute intervals. Valid values are:
1: 24 hour
0: 15 minutes
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
NOT NULL
|
Node ID.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
—
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
—
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT 0
|
Model type.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT 0
|
Object type.
|
|
VARCHAR2(256)
|
—
|
StrObjInstance name.
|
1.2.76 HFR_Node_Process_PM_Table
Primary key: HFR_PM_NODE_PROCESS_PK
Tablespace: HFR_DATA_TABLESPACE
Table 1-75 HFR_Node_Process_PM_Table
Column Name
|
Oracle Data Type
|
Integrity Constraints
|
Description
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
NOT NULL
|
ID to access this table for an NE; same as NEDBAccessID in the NE_Info_Table.
|
|
NUMBER(4)
|
NOT NULL
|
Module type to which the PM data refers.
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
DEFAULT 0
|
Physical location.
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
NOT NULL
|
Table index for the interface.
|
|
DATE
|
NOT NULL
|
Time stamp that shows the interval at which the set of statistics was stored.
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
NOT NULL
|
Status of the PM interval. Valid values are:
• 0: Valid period
• Other: Bit mask value (information about the PM statistics)
|
|
NUMBER(1)
|
—
|
Whether NE was under maintenance when the PM bucket was collected.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
—
|
Threshold value for the PM bucket during the 15-minute interval.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
—
|
Threshold value for the PM bucket during the 24-hour interval.
|
|
NUMBER(1)
|
NOT NULL
|
Whether the PM data is for 24-hour or 15-minute intervals. Valid values are:
• 1: 24 hour
• 0: 15 minutes
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
NOT NULL
|
Node ID.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
NOT NULL
|
Process ID.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
—
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
—
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
—
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT 0
|
Model type.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT 0
|
Object type.
|
|
VARCHAR2(256)
|
—
|
StrObjInstance name.
|
1.2.77 HFR_OSPF_V2_PM_Table
Primary key: HFR_PM_OSPF_V2_PK
Tablespace: HFR_DATA_TABLESPACE
Table 1-76 HFR_OSPF_V2_PM_Table
Column Name
|
Oracle Data Type
|
Integrity Constraints
|
Description
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
NOT NULL
|
ID to access this table for an NE; same as NEDBAccessID in the NE_Info_Table.
|
|
NUMBER(4)
|
NOT NULL
|
Module type to which the PM data refers.
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
DEFAULT 0
|
Physical location.
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
NOT NULL
|
Table index for the interface; same as IfStaticIndex in the Interface_Table.
|
|
DATE
|
NOT NULL
|
Time stamp showing the interval for which the set of statistics is stored.
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
NOT NULL
|
Status of the PM interval. Valid values are:
• 0: Valid period
• Other: Bit mask value (information about the PM statistics)
|
|
NUMBER(1)
|
—
|
Whether NE was under maintenance when the PM bucket was collected.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
—
|
Threshold value for the PM bucket during the 15-minute interval.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
—
|
Threshold value for the PM bucket during the 24-hour interval.
|
|
NUMBER(1)
|
NOT NULL
|
Whether the PM data is for 24-hour or 15-minute intervals. Valid values are:
• 1: 24 hour
• 0: 15 minutes
|
|
VARCHAR2(64)
|
NOT NULL
|
Instance name.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
—
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
—
|
|
NUMBER(100
|
DEFAULT -1
|
—
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
—
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
—
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
—
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
—
|
OUTDBDSLSA
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
—
|
INLSREQUESTS
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
—
|
INLSREQUESTSLSA
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
—
|
OUTLSREQUESTS
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
—
|
OUTLSREQUESTSLSA
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
—
|
INLSAUPDATES
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
—
|
INLSAUPDATESLSA
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
—
|
OUTLSAUPDATESLSA
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
—
|
INLSAACKS
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
—
|
INLSAACKSLSA
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
—
|
OUTLSAACKS
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
—
|
OUTLSAACKSLSA
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
—
|
CHECKSUMERRS
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
—
|
ModelType
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT 0
|
Model type.
|
ObjectType
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT 0
|
Object type.
|
StrObjInstance
|
VARCHAR2(256)
|
—
|
StrObjInstance name.
|
1.2.78 HFR_OSPF_V3_PM_Table
Primary key: HFR_PM_OSPF_V3_PK
Tablespace: HFR_DATA_TABLESPACE
Table 1-77 HFR_OSPF_V3_PM_Table
Column Name
|
Oracle Data Type
|
Integrity Constraints
|
Description
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
NOT NULL
|
ID to access this table for an NE; same as NEDBAccessID in the NE_Info_Table.
|
|
NUMBER(4)
|
NOT NULL
|
Module type to which the PM data refers.
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
DEFAULT 0
|
Physical location.
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
NOT NULL
|
Table index for the interface; same as IfStaticIndex in the Interface_Table.
|
|
DATE
|
NOT NULL
|
Time stamp showing the interval for which the set of statistics is stored.
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
NOT NULL
|
Status of the PM interval. Valid values are:
• 0: Valid period
• Other: Bit mask value (information about the PM statistics)
|
|
NUMBER(1)
|
—
|
Whether NE was under maintenance when the PM bucket was collected.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
—
|
Threshold value for the PM bucket during the 15-minute interval.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
—
|
Threshold value for the PM bucket during the 24-hour interval.
|
|
NUMBER(1)
|
NOT NULL
|
Whether the PM data is for 24-hour or 15-minute intervals. Valid values are:
• 1: 24 hours
• 0: 15 minutes
|
|
VARCHAR2(64)
|
NOT NULL
|
Instance name.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
—
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
—
|
|
NUMBER(100
|
DEFAULT -1
|
—
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
—
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
—
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
—
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
—
|
OUTDBDSLSA
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
—
|
INLSREQUESTS
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
—
|
INLSREQUESTSLSA
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
—
|
OUTLSREQUESTS
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
—
|
OUTLSREQUESTSLSA
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
—
|
INLSAUPDATES
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
—
|
INLSAUPDATESLSA
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
—
|
OUTLSAUPDATES
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
—
|
OUTLSAUPDATESLSA
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
—
|
INLSAACKS
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
—
|
INLSAACKSLSA
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
—
|
OUTLSAACKS
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
—
|
OUTLSAACKSLSA
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
—
|
CHECKSUMERRS
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
—
|
ModelType
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT 0
|
Model type.
|
ObjectType
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT 0
|
Object type.
|
StrObjInstance
|
VARCHAR2(256)
|
—
|
StrObjInstance name.
|
1.2.79 HFR_POS_Interface_Config
The HFR_POS_Interface_Config (Table 1-78) contains CRS-1 POS (Packet Over SONET) interface configuration data.
Primary key: HFR_POS_INTF_CFG_PK
Tablespace: HFR_DATA_TABLESPACE
Table 1-78 HFR_POS_Interface_Config
Column Name
|
Oracle Data Type
|
Integrity Constraints
|
Description
|
|
NUMBER(8)
|
NOT NULL
|
ID to access this table for an NE; same as NEDBAccessID in the NE_Info_Table.
|
|
VARCHAR2(256)
|
NOT NULL
|
—
|
|
VARCHAR2(3)
|
NOT NULL
|
—
|
|
VARCHAR2(5)
|
—
|
—
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
—
|
—
|
|
NUMBER(2)
|
—
|
—
|
|
NUMBER(2)
|
—
|
—
|
|
NUMBER(2)
|
—
|
—
|
|
NUMBER(2)
|
—
|
—
|
|
NUMBER(1)
|
—
|
—
|
|
NUMBER(1)
|
—
|
—
|
|
NUMBER(1)
|
—
|
—
|
|
VARCHAR2(256)
|
—
|
—
|
|
NUMBER(2)
|
—
|
—
|
|
NUMBER(3)
|
—
|
—
|
|
NUMBER(2)
|
—
|
—
|
|
VARCHAR2(8)
|
—
|
—
|
|
VARCHAR2(128)
|
—
|
—
|
|
VARCHAR2(128)
|
—
|
—
|
|
VARCHAR2(8)
|
—
|
—
|
|
VARCHAR2(128)
|
—
|
—
|
|
VARCHAR2(128)
|
—
|
—
|
1.2.80 HFR_SONET_Interface_Config
The HFR_SONET_Interface_Config (Table 1-79) contains CRS-1 SONET controllers configuration data.
Primary key: HFR_SONET_INTF_CFG_PK
Tablespace: HFR_DATA_TABLESPACE
Table 1-79 HFR_SONET_Interface_Config
Column Name
|
Oracle Data Type
|
Integrity Constraints
|
Description
|
|
NUMBER(8)
|
NOT NULL
|
ID to access this table for an NE; same as NEDBAccessID in the NE_Info_Table.
|
|
VARCHAR2(256)
|
NOT NULL
|
—
|
|
VARCHAR2(3)
|
NOT NULL
|
—
|
|
NUMBER(1)
|
—
|
—
|
|
VARCHAR2(10)
|
—
|
—
|
|
VARCHAR2(5)
|
—
|
—
|
|
VARCHAR2(10)
|
—
|
—
|
|
NUMBER(3)
|
—
|
—
|
|
NUMBER(1)
|
—
|
—
|
|
NUMBER(3)
|
—
|
—
|
|
NUMBER(1)
|
—
|
—
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
—
|
—
|
|
NUMBER(1)
|
—
|
—
|
|
NUMBER(1)
|
—
|
—
|
|
NUMBER(1)
|
—
|
—
|
|
NUMBER(1)
|
—
|
—
|
|
NUMBER(1)
|
—
|
—
|
|
NUMBER(1)
|
—
|
—
|
|
NUMBER(1)
|
—
|
—
|
|
NUMBER(1)
|
—
|
—
|
|
NUMBER(1)
|
—
|
—
|
|
NUMBER(1)
|
—
|
—
|
|
NUMBER(1)
|
—
|
—
|
|
NUMBER(1)
|
—
|
—
|
1.2.81 HFR_SONET_Interface_Path
The HFR_SONET_Interface_Path (Table 1-80) is a subtable of HFR_SONET_Interface_Config.
Primary key: HFR_SONET_INTF_PATHREC_PK
Tablespace: HFR_DATA_TABLESPACE
Table 1-80 HFR_SONET_Interface_Path
Column Name
|
Oracle Data Type
|
Integrity Constraints
|
Description
|
|
NUMBER(8)
|
NOT NULL
|
—
|
|
VARCHAR2(256)
|
NOT NULL
|
—
|
|
VARCHAR2(3)
|
NOT NULL
|
—
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
NOT NULL
|
Primary key and the path number associated with the SONET interface.
|
|
NUMBER(1)
|
—
|
—
|
|
NUMBER(3)
|
—
|
—
|
|
VARCHAR2(8)
|
—
|
—
|
|
NUMBER(4)
|
—
|
—
|
|
VARCHAR2(64)
|
—
|
—
|
|
NUMBER(1)
|
—
|
—
|
|
NUMBER(1)
|
—
|
—
|
|
NUMBER(1)
|
—
|
—
|
|
NUMBER(1)
|
—
|
—
|
|
NUMBER(1)
|
—
|
—
|
|
NUMBER(1)
|
—
|
—
|
|
NUMBER(1)
|
—
|
—
|
|
NUMBER(1)
|
—
|
—
|
1.2.82 HFR_Version_Info
The HFR_Version_Info (Table 1-81) is used to store various XML schema version information in the database.
Primary key: HFR_VERSION_INFO_PK
Tablespace: HFR_DATA_TABLESPACE
Table 1-81 HFR_Version_Info
Column Name
|
Oracle Data Type
|
Integrity Constraints
|
Description
|
|
NUMBER(8)
|
NOT NULL
|
Unique NE identifier.
|
|
NUMBER(8)
|
NOT NULL
|
Integer representing the corresponding sysdb space for the schema.
|
|
NUMBER(8)
|
NOT NULL
|
Value used to index any required substring. It starts from 0 and increments by 1.
|
|
VARCHAR2(4000)
|
—
|
Actual XML string returned from the router (CRS-1).
|
1.2.83 IF_Cross_Connect
The IF_Cross_Connect table (Table 1-82) contains information about cross-connects between interfaces on the same network element. Point-to-point (p2p) and point-to-multipoint (p2mp) are supported.
Primary key: None
Tablespace: ONS155XX_DATA_TABLESPACE
Table 1-82 IF_Cross_Connect
Column Name
|
Oracle Data Type
|
Integrity Constraints
|
Description
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
NOT NULL
|
Unique sequence number (can be a foreign key).
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
NOT NULL
|
ID to access this table for an NE; same as NEDBAccessID in the NE_Info_Table.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
NOT NULL
|
Source interface endpoint.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
NOT NULL
|
Destination interface endpoint.
|
|
NUMBER(2)
|
DEFAULT 4
|
Type of switching element used:
1: Unknown
2: Electrical cross-connect
3: Optical cross-connect
4: Autoselect
|
|
NUMBER(2)
|
DEFAULT 5
|
Type of call control to establish cross-connect:
1: Provisioned
2: Automatic
3: Dynamic
4: Protection
5: Other
|
|
DATE
|
—
|
Time when this cross-connect was created.
|
|
NUMBER(2)
|
NOT NULL
|
Operational state from source to destination:
1: Up
2: Down
3: Dormant
4: Unknown
|
|
NUMBER(2)
|
NOT NULL
|
Operational state from destination to source:
1: Up
2: Down
3: Dormant
4: Unknown
|
|
DATE
|
—
|
Sysuptime value when the cross-connect in this direction changed its operational state.
|
|
DATE
|
—
|
Sysuptime value when the cross-connect in this direction changed its operational state.
|
1.2.84 IF_DWDM_Channel_Group
The IF_DWDM_Channel_Group table (Table 1-83) contains information about interfaces representing groups of DWDM channels.
Primary key: IF_DWDM_CHAN_FREQ_PK
Tablespace:ONS155XX_DATA_TABLESPACE
Table 1-83 IF_DWDM_Channel_Group
Column Name
|
Oracle Data Type
|
Integrity Constraints
|
Description
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
NOT NULL
|
Reference to IFDBAccessID in the MIB2_Interface_Table.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
NOT NULL
|
ID to access this table for an NE; same as NEDBAccessID in the NE_Info_Table.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
NOT NULL
|
Lowest frequency in the bitmap for bit 0.
|
|
NUMBER(4)
|
NOT NULL
|
Frequency spacing between successive bits.
|
|
NUMBER(2)
|
DEFAULT 1
|
Whether frequencies in the bitmap are carried or blocked. Values are:
1: Carried
2: Blocked
|
|
VARCHAR2(64)
|
NOT NULL
|
List of frequencies as a bitmap.
|
1.2.85 IF_Optical_Phy_Config_Table
The IF_Optical_Phy_Config_Table (Table 1-84) describes extended physical properties for certain interfaces.
Primary key: IF_OPTICAL_PHY_PK
Tablespace: ONS155XX_DATA_TABLESPACE
Table 1-84 IF_Optical_Phy_Config_Table
Column Name
|
Oracle Data Type
|
Integrity Constraints
|
Description
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
NOT NULL
|
Reference to IFDBAccessID in the MIB2_Interface_Table.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
NOT NULL
|
ID to access this table for an NE; same as NEDBAccessID in the NE_Info_Table.
|
|
NUMBER(2)
|
DEFAULT 1
|
Mode of operation. Values are:
1: mode2R
2: mode3R
|
|
NUMBER(2)
|
DEFAULT 1
|
Client-side protocol to be monitored. Values are:
1: Other
2: Unknown
3: Gigabit Ethernet
4: 10-Gigabit Ethernet
5: Fiber channel
6: FICON
7: ESCON
8: SONET
|
|
NUMBER(4)
|
—
|
Clock rate for client interface.
|
|
NUMBER(1)
|
—
|
Monitor state. Values are:
1: Enabled
2: Disabled
|
|
NUMBER(2)
|
DEFAULT 1
|
Loopback status. Values are:
1: No loop
2: Diagnostic loop
3: Line loop
4: Other loop
|
|
NUMBER(1)
|
—
|
OFC state. Values are:
1: Enabled
2: Disabled
|
|
NUMBER(1)
|
—
|
Trunk-side laser safety control (LSC) state. Values are:
1: Enabled
2: Disabled
|
|
NUMBER(1)
|
—
|
State of forward laser control (FLC). Values are:
1: Enabled
2: Disabled
|
1.2.86 IFIndex_Rule_Table
The IFIndex_Rule_Table (Table 1-85) contains information on the rules to construct the IfIndex for each object type of an NE model.
Primary key: IFINDEX_RULE_PK
Tablespace: BASE_DATA_TABLESPACE
Table 1-85 IFIndex_Rule_Table
Column Name
|
Oracle Data Type
|
Integrity Constraints
|
Description
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
NOT NULL
|
Model type.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
NOT NULL
|
Object type.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
NOT NULL
|
Integer constant of the attribute.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
NOT NULL
|
Sequential number.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
NOT NULL
|
Size of the attribute in bytes.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
NOT NULL
|
Type of the attribute.
|
1.2.87 Interface_APS_Info
The Interface_APS_Info table (Table 1-86) contains APS information for interfaces that are members of an APS group.
Primary key: IF_APS_INFO_PK
Tablespace:ONS155XX_DATA_TABLESPACE
Table 1-86 Interface_APS_Info
Column Name
|
Oracle Data Type
|
Integrity Constraints
|
Description
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
NOT NULL
|
Reference to IFDBAccessID in the MIB2_Interface_Table.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
NOT NULL
|
ID to access this table for an NE; same as NEDBAccessID in the NE_Info_Table.
|
|
VARCHAR2(64)
|
—
|
APS group name.
|
|
NUMBER(2)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
Working or protected channel.
|
|
NUMBER(2)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
Current state of interface in the group:
1: Locked out
2: Signal degrade
3: Signal failure
4: Switched
|
|
DATE
|
—
|
Time since switch to protection channel.
|
|
NUMBER(2)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
Active or standby:
-1: Unknown
1: Active
2: Standby
|
1.2.88 Interface_DWDM_Frequency
The Interface_DWDM_Frequency table (Table 1-87) contains wavelength information for certain optical interfaces carrying DWDM frequencies.
Primary key: IF_DWDM_FREQ_PK
Tablespace: ONS155XX_DATA_TABLESPACE
Table 1-87 Interface_DWDM_Frequency
Column Name
|
Oracle Data Type
|
Integrity Constraints
|
Description
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
NOT NULL
|
Reference to IFDBAccessID in the MIB2_Interface_Table.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
NOT NULL
|
ID to access this table for an NE; same as NEDBAccessID in the NE_Info_Table.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
NOT NULL
|
DWDM frequency.
|
1.2.89 Interface_Stack_Table
The Interface_Stack_Table (Table 1-88) provides information about underlying and overlaying layer relationships between interfaces.
Primary key: IFSTACK_PK
Tablespace: ONS155XX_DATA_TABLESPACE
Table 1-88 Interface_Stack_Table
Column Name
|
Oracle Data Type
|
Integrity Constraints
|
Description
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
NOT NULL
|
Unique sequence number. Acts as foreign key.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
NOT NULL
|
ID to access this table for an NE; same as NEDBAccessID in the NE_Info_Table.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
NOT NULL
|
IFDBAccessID at the higher layer in the stack.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
NOT NULL
|
IFDBAccessID at the lower layer in the stack.
|
|
NUMBER(2)
|
NOT NULL
|
Operational state of lower layer. Values are:
1: Up
2: Down
3: Testing
4: Unknown
5: Dormant
6: Not present
7: Lower layer down
|
1.2.90 Interface_Table
The Interface_Table (Table 1-89) contains static interface indexes and names for an NE managed by CTM.
Primary key: INTERFACE_TABLE_PK
Tablespace: BASE_DATA_TABLESPACE
Table 1-89 Interface_Table
Column Name
|
Oracle Data Type
|
Integrity Constraints
|
Description
|
|
NUMBER(1)
|
NOT NULL
|
Type of NE. Values are:
-1: Common ifNames
Any-other-number: NEModelIndex of the NE_Info_Table
|
|
NUMBER(4)
|
NOT NULL
|
Interface table static index; unique value for each interface on the NE.
|
|
VARCHAR2(64)
|
NOT NULL
|
Name of the interface.
|
1.2.91 IOS_Parser_Static_Tree_Table
The IOS_Paerser_Static_Tree_Table (Table 1-90) contains information about the IOS parser static tree table.
Primary key: IOS_PARSER_STATIC_TREE_PK
Tablespace: BASE_DATA_TABLESPACE
Table 1-90 IOS_Parser_Static_Tree_Table
Column Name
|
Oracle Data Type
|
Integrity Constraints
|
Description
|
|
NUMBER(8)
|
NOT NULL
|
Model index for the static tree.
|
|
VARCHAR(128)
|
NOT NULL
|
Index of the static tree.
|
|
NUMBER(8)
|
NOT NULL
|
Index of the node.
|
|
NUMBER(8)
|
NOT NULL
|
Parent node index: -1 for the root node.
|
|
VARCHAR(128)
|
NOT NULL
|
Name of the IOS node.
|
|
VARCHAR(128)
|
—
|
Value of the nodes.
|
|
VARCHAR(128)
|
—
|
Corresponding CTM attribute name.
|
|
NUMBER(8)
|
NOT NULL
|
Position of the attribute in the object index.
|
1.2.92 L2_FrontPort_Table
The L2_FrontPort_Table (Table 1-91) contains information about the L2 front port table.
Primary key: L2_FRONTPORT_PK
Tablespace: BASE_DATA_TABLESPACE
Table 1-91 L2_FrontPort_Table
Column Name
|
Oracle Data Type
|
Integrity Constraints
|
Description
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
NOT NULL
|
NE ID.
|
|
NUMBER(2)
|
NOT NULL
|
Slot number.
|
|
NUMBER(2)
|
NOT NULL
|
Port number.
|
|
NUMBER(1)
|
—
|
Port type.
|
|
NUMBER(1)
|
—
|
Port type.
|
|
NUMBER(1)
|
—
|
Connection type.
|
|
NUMBER(1)
|
—
|
Connection type.
|
|
NUMBER(1)
|
—
|
Connection type.
|
|
NUMBER(3)
|
—
|
—
|
|
NUMBER(3)
|
—
|
—
|
|
NUMBER(1)
|
—
|
Port state. Valid values are:
0: PORT_STATE_DISABLED
1: PORT_STATE_ENABLED
|
|
NUMBER(1)
|
—
|
—
|
1.2.93 L2_Interface_QoSClass_Table
The L2_Interface_QoSClass_Table (Table 1-92) stores all the QoS parameters that are configured on a Layer 2 service drop. The Layer 2 services are configured on a Layer 2 topology. The table is populated when a new Layer 2 service is created or discovered in CTM.
Primary key: None
Tablespace: BASE_DATA_TABLESPACE
Table 1-92 L2_Interface_QoSClass_Table
Column Name
|
Oracle Data Type
|
Integrity Constraints
|
Description
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
NOT NULL
|
NE ID.
|
|
NUMBER(3)
|
NOT NULL
|
Slot number.
|
|
NUMBER(3)
|
NOT NULL
|
Bridge group number.
|
|
NUMBER(2)
|
NOT NULL
|
Port number.
|
|
NUMBER(4)
|
—
|
Subinterface number on the port.
|
|
NUMBER(1)
|
—
|
Matches any traffic.
|
|
NUMBER(1)
|
—
|
Matches the DSCP. DSCP value needs to be specified.
|
|
NUMBER(1)
|
—
|
Matches the class of service.
|
|
NUMBER(1)
|
—
|
Matches the IP precedence value.
|
|
VARCHAR2(64)
|
—
|
DSCP value is used with Match_DSCP.
|
|
VARCHAR2(32)
|
—
|
COS value is used with Match_COS.
|
MATCH_IP_PRECEDENCE_V
ALUE
|
VARCHAR2(32)
|
—
|
IP precedence value is used with Match_IP_Precedence.
|
|
NUMBER(1)
|
—
|
And/or condition.
|
|
VARCHAR2(60)
|
—
|
Name of class map.
|
|
NUMBER(2)
|
—
|
CIR type. Values are:
0: Line rate CIR
1: Rate-limited CIR
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
—
|
Maximum allowed rate in kbps.
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
—
|
Size of the burst in bps.
|
|
NUMBER(2)
|
—
|
Committed CoS mark type. Values are:
0: Trust
1: Mark CoS
|
|
NUMBER(2)
|
—
|
If CIR_COS_TYPE is 1 then this is the CoS value.
|
|
NUMBER(2)
|
—
|
Excess traffic action. Values are:
0: Discard
1: Allow
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
—
|
Peak information rate burst value in bps.
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
—
|
Peak information rate in kbps.
|
|
NUMBER(2)
|
—
|
PIR CoS type. Values are:
0: Trust
1: Mark CoS
|
|
NUMBER(2)
|
—
|
PIR CoS marking value.
|
|
NUMBER(2)
|
—
|
Violate action. Values are:
0: Discard
1: Allow
|
|
NUMBER(2)
|
—
|
CoS marking for violation traffic.
|
|
NUMBER(2)
|
—
|
Best effort type. Values are:
0: Line rate
1: Rate limited
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
—
|
Best effort maximum rate in kbps.
|
|
NUMBER(20
|
—
|
Best effort burst size in bps.
|
1.2.94 L2_Interface_Table
The L2_Interface_Table (Table 1-93) contains information about L2 interfaces.
Primary key: None
Tablespace: BASE_DATA_TABLESPACE
Table 1-93 L2_Interface_Table
Column Name
|
Oracle Data Type
|
Integrity Constraints
|
Description
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
NOT NULL
|
NE ID.
|
|
NUMBER(3)
|
NOT NULL
|
Slot number.
|
|
NUMBER(3)
|
NOT NULL
|
Bridge group number.
|
|
NUMBER(2)
|
NOT NULL
|
Port number.
|
|
NUMBER(4)
|
—
|
Port subinterface.
|
|
VARCHAR2(30)
|
—
|
Interface name.
|
|
NUMBER(3)
|
—
|
Interface type:
1: POS
2: FAST ETHERNET
3: GIGABIT ETHERNET
|
|
NUMBER(2)
|
—
|
Port types:
1: UNI
2: NNI
|
|
NUMBER(2)
|
—
|
Connection types:
1: QinQ
2: Dot1Q
3: Untagged
|
|
NUMBER(2)
|
—
|
Port state. Valid values are:
0: PORT_STATE_DISABLED
1: PORT_STATE_ENABLED
|
|
NUMBER(2)
|
—
|
Policing type.
|
|
VARCHAR2(30
|
—
|
Name of the QOS template.
|
|
VARCHAR2(30)
|
—
|
Maximum transmission unit (MTU) size.
|
|
VARCHAR2(30)
|
—
|
Speed:
10: MIN_SPEED
100: MAX_SPEED
auto: AUTO_SPEED
|
|
VARCHAR2(30)
|
—
|
Duplex value:
full: FULL_DUPLEX
half: HALF_DUPLEX
auto: AUTO_DUPLEX
|
|
VARCHAR2(30)
|
—
|
Flow Control (send) value.
|
|
VARCHAR2(30)
|
—
|
Flow Control (receive) value.
|
1.2.95 L2QoSTemplate_QoSClass_Table
The L2QoSTemplate_QoSClass_Table (Table 1-94) is used to store all the Quality of Service (QoS) parameters defined in a QoS profile. QoS profiles are used during Layer 2 services creation to specify the QoS parameters for the service drops.
Primary key: None
Tablespace: BASE_DATA_TABLESPACE
Table 1-94 L2QoSTemplate_QoSClass_Table
Column Name
|
Oracle Data Type
|
Integrity Constraints
|
Description
|
|
NUMBER(6)
|
NOT NULL
|
QoS template ID.
|
|
NUMBER(1)
|
—
|
Matches any traffic.
|
|
NUMBER(1)
|
—
|
Match DSCP. DSCP value needs to be specified.
|
|
NUMBER(1)
|
—
|
Match class of service.
|
|
NUMBER(1)
|
—
|
Match IP precedence value.
|
|
VARCHAR2(64)
|
—
|
DSCP value is used along with Match_DSCP.
|
|
VARCHAR2(32)
|
—
|
COS value is used along with Match_COS.
|
MATCH_IP_PRECEDENCE_V
ALUE
|
VARCHAR2(32)
|
—
|
IP precedence value is used along with Match_IP_Precedence.
|
|
NUMBER(1)
|
—
|
And/or condition.
|
|
VARCHAR2(60)
|
—
|
Name of class map.
|
|
NUMBER(2)
|
—
|
CIR type. Values are:
0: Line rate CIR
1: Rate-limited CIR
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
—
|
Maximum allowed rate in kbps.
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
—
|
Size of the burst in bps.
|
|
NUMBER(2)
|
—
|
Committed CoS mark type. Values are:
0: Trust
1: Mark CoS
|
|
NUMBER(2)
|
—
|
If CIR_COS_TYPE is 1 then this is the CoS value.
|
|
NUMBER(2)
|
—
|
Excess traffic action. Values are:
0: Discard
1: Allow
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
—
|
Peak information rate burst value in bps.
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
—
|
Peak information rate in kbps.
|
|
NUMBER(2)
|
—
|
PIR CoS types. Values are:
0: Trust
1: Mark CoS
|
|
NUMBER(2)
|
—
|
PIR CoS marking value.
|
|
NUMBER(2)
|
—
|
Violate action. Values are:
0: Discard
1: Allow
|
|
NUMBER(2)
|
—
|
CoS marking for violation traffic.
|
|
NUMBER(2)
|
—
|
Best effort type. Values are:
0: Line rate
1: Rate limited
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
—
|
Best effort maximum rate in kbps.
|
|
NUMBER(20
|
—
|
Best effort burst size in bps.
|
1.2.96 L2QoSTemplate_Table
The L2QoSTemplate_Table (Table 1-95) contains information about the L2 QoS template.
Primary key: L2QOSTEMPLATE_PK
Tablespace: BASE_DATA_TABLESPACE
Table 1-95 L2QoSTemplate_Table
Column Name
|
Oracle Data Type
|
Integrity Constraints
|
Description
|
|
NUMBER(6)
|
NOT NULL
|
QoS template ID.
|
|
VARCHAR2(50)
|
NOT NULL
|
Unique name of the QoS template.
|
|
NUMBER(2)
|
—
|
QoS template types:
1: BEST_EFFORT
2: CIR_PIR
3: ADVANCED
|
|
VARCHAR2(257)
|
—
|
QoS template description.
|
1.2.97 L2Topology_Circuits_Table
The L2Topology_Circuits_Table (Table 1-96) contains information about the L2 Topology Table.
Primary key: None
Tablespace: BASE_DATA_TABLESPACE
Table 1-96 L2Topology_Circuits_Table
Column Name
|
Oracle Data Type
|
Integrity Constraints
|
Description
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
NOT NULL
|
Node ID of the source node of the circuit where Point-to-Point topology is used. Where Shared Packet Ring (SPR) is used, it is the node ID of the node that is equal to the maximum of all node IDs in the SPR.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
NOT NULL
|
Unique number within the node.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
NOT NULL
|
Node ID of the source node of the circuit.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
NOT NULL
|
Unique number within the node.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
NOT NULL
|
Unique number within the link.
|
1.2.98 L2Topology_Table
The L2Topology_Table (Table 1-97) contains information about L2 topologies.
Primary key: L2TOPOLOGY_PK
Tablespace: BASE_DATA_TABLESPACE
Table 1-97 L2Topology_Table
Column Name
|
Oracle Data Type
|
Integrity Constraints
|
Description
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
NOT NULL
|
Node ID of the source node of the circuit.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
NOT NULL
|
Unique number within the node.
|
|
NUMBER(2)
|
—
|
Topology types:
1: Point to point
2: SPR
3: Hub and spoke
|
|
VARCHAR2(50)
|
—
|
CTM name for the topology.
|
|
VARCHAR2(256)
|
—
|
Description of topology.
|
|
NUMBER(2)
|
—
|
Alarm severity.
|
|
NUMBER(2)
|
—
|
Status of the topology.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
—
|
Size of the topology.
|
|
NUMBER(2)
|
—
|
Topology protection.
|
|
NUMBER(2)
|
—
|
Topology resynchronization states:
0: TOPO_SYNC_NEEDED
1: TOPO_SYNC_IN_PROGRESS
2: TOPO_SYNC_COMPLETED
|
|
NUMBER(2)
|
—
|
Operational status of the topology.
|
|
NUMBER(3)
|
—
|
Displays the bandwidth percentage used for the service provider (SP) management traffic class.
|
|
NUMBER(3)
|
—
|
Displays the bandwidth percentage used for the Committed Information Rate (CIR) traffic class.
|
|
NUMBER(3)
|
—
|
Displays the bandwidth percentage used for the best-effort traffic class.
|
|
NUMBER(2)
|
—
|
Displays CTM status after trying to synchronize the configuration of all the multilayer cards in the topology.
|
|
NUMBER(3)
|
—
|
Committed class of service (CoS) value.
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
—
|
Percentage of utilized bandwidth.
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
—
|
Percentage of available bandwidth.
|
|
NUMBER(3)
|
—
|
Percentage of bandwidth for AVVID call control.
|
|
VARCHAR2(128)
|
—
|
CoS for SP management.
|
|
VARCHAR2(128)
|
—
|
CoS for committed rate.
|
|
VARCHAR2(128)
|
—
|
CoS for AVVID voice video.
|
|
VARCHAR2(128)
|
—
|
CoS for AVVID control.
|
|
NUMBER(3)
|
—
|
First bandwidth group.
|
|
NUMBER(3)
|
—
|
Second bandwidth group.
|
|
VARCHAR2(128)
|
—
|
First CoS group.
|
|
VARCHAR2(128)
|
—
|
Second CoS group.
|
1.2.99 L2_Vlan_Table
The L2_Vlan_Table (Table 1-98) contains information about the VLANs in an L2 Topology.
Primary key: VLAN_PK
Tablespace: BASE_DATA_TABLESPACE
Table 1-98 L2_Vlan_Table
Column Name
|
Oracle Data Type
|
Integrity Constraints
|
Description
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
NOT NULL
|
Node ID of the source node of the circuit where Point-to-Point topology is used. Where Shared Packet Ring (SPR) is used, it is the node ID of the node that is equal to the maximum of all node IDs in the SPR.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
NOT NULL
|
Unique number within the node.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
NOT NULL
|
Unique number to identify the VLAN.
|
|
VARCHAR2(50)
|
—
|
CTM service ID.
|
|
VARCHAR2(50)
|
—
|
CTM customer ID.
|
|
NUMBER(2)
|
—
|
VLAN status.
|
1.2.100 Link_Table
The Link_Table (Table 1-99) contains information about the links on the CTM Network Map.
Primary key: LINK_TABLE_PK
Tablespace: BASE_DATA_TABLESPACE
Table 1-99 Link_Table
Column Name
|
Oracle Data Type
|
Integrity Constraints
|
Description
|
|
NUMBER(8)
|
NOT NULL
|
Unique number created by the database.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
NOT NULL
|
Source node.
|
|
NUMBER(8)
|
NOT NULL
|
Module type at the source.
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
NOT NULL
|
Source node physical location.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
NOT NULL
|
Whether there is a static index at the source. This is not applicable to the Cisco ONS 15327 or Cisco ONS 15454.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
—
|
Type from object ID.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
NOT NULL
|
Source node (node network element database ID [NEDBID]).
|
|
NUMBER(8)
|
NOT NULL
|
Module type at the source.
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
NOT NULL
|
Source node physical location.
|
|
NUMBER(4)
|
NOT NULL
|
Destination node physical location.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
NOT NULL
|
Whether there is a static index at the destination. This is not applicable to the ONS 15327 or ONS 15454.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
—
|
Object type from object ID.
|
|
NUMBER(1)
|
NOT NULL
|
Type of link layer. Values are:
0: Link Layer Physical
1: Link Layer OTS
2: Link Layer OMS
3: Link Layer OCH
4: Link Layer SONET_SDH
5: Link Layer Layer2
6: Link Layer Invalid
7: Link Layer Layer3
|
|
NUMBER(2)
|
NOT NULL
|
Size of the link. Values are:
0: OC-3
1: OC-12
2: OC-48
3: OC-192
4: OC-768
5: DWDM
6: DWDM 1CH
7: DWDM 8CH
8: DWDM 16CH
9: DWDM 32CH
10: OTS
11: VT tunnel
12: 10BaseT
13:100BaseT
|
|
NUMBER(2)
|
NOT NULL
|
14: GIGE
15: Tunnel
16: Unknown
17: Not applicable
18: STM 1
19: STM 4
20: STM 16
21: STM 64
22: STM 256
23: OMS
24: 10GIG ITU
25: 2_5GIG ITU
26: LAYER2
27: 10 GIGE
28: ROUTING PROTOCOL
|
|
NUMBER(1)
|
NOT NULL
|
Link validity. Values are:
0: Valid
1: Invalid
|
|
NUMBER(1)
|
DEFAULT 1
|
Link sequence number of the leg.
|
|
NUMBER(8)
|
DEFAULT 0
|
Same for all legs of a link.
|
|
NUMBER(1)
|
NOT NULL
|
Type of link provisioning. Values are:
0: Link autodiscovered
1: Link manual
2: Link virtual
2: Link unmanaged
|
|
NUMBER(1)
|
NOT NULL DEFAULT 0
|
Connection type of the link. Values are:
0: Inter-NE
1: Intra-NE
|
|
NUMBER(2)
|
NOT NULL
|
Type of link. Values are:
0: OC-N
1: VT tunnel
2: DWDM
3: CDL
4: PCA
5: Ethernet
6: POS
7: DPT
8: MPLS Tunnel
9: IPSEC Tunnel
10: Not applicable
11: Y-cable
12: LAP
13: Virtual
14: BGP CONFEDERATE
15: BGP EXTERNAL
16: BGP INTERNAL
|
|
NUMBER(2)
|
NOT NULL
|
Protection scheme of the link. Values are:
0: BLSR two fiber (2F)
1: 1+1
2: VT tunnel
3: Unprotected
4: BLSR four fiber (4F)
5: BLSR two fiber PCA
6: BLSR four fiber PCA
7: BLSR
8: Unprotected
9: PCA
10: Unknown
11: Not applicable
12: Partially protected
13: Y-cable
|
|
NUMBER(1)
|
NOT NULL
|
Protection role of the link. Values are:
0: Link protect
1: Link working
2: Link protection not applicable
|
|
NUMBER(1)
|
NOT NULL
|
Direction of the link. Values are:
0: Bidirectional
1: Unidirectional
|
|
NUMBER(1)
|
NOT NULL
|
State of the link. Values are:
0: Link state unknown
1: Link state up
2: Link state down
|
|
NUMBER(1)
|
DEFAULT 1 NOT NULL
|
Whether the link should be used for routing. Values are:
0: False
1: True
|
|
VARCHAR2(256)
|
NOT NULL
|
User-defined name of the link.
|
|
VARCHAR2(256)
|
—
|
Any user-defined notes for the link.
|
|
NUMBER(8)
|
DEFAULT 0
|
Number of critical alarms on the link.
|
|
NUMBER(8)
|
DEFAULT 0
|
Number of major alarms on the link.
|
|
NUMBER(8)
|
DEFAULT 0
|
Number of minor alarms on the link.
|
|
NUMBER(8)
|
DEFAULT 0
|
Number of warning alarms on the link.
|
|
VARCHAR2(30)
|
DEFAULT NULL
|
Source physical location if unmanaged NE is a termination point.
|
|
VARCHAR2(30)
|
DEFAULT NULL
|
Destination physical location if unmanaged NE is a termination point.
|
|
NUMBER(1)
|
DEFAULT 0
|
Whether a link has at least one unmanaged NE. Values are:
0: False
1: True
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT 1
|
Link weight.
|
|
VARCHAR2(256)
|
DEFAULT NULL
|
User-defined SRL groups for the link.
|
1.2.101 Managed_Et_Table
The Managed_Et_Table (Table 1-100) contains information about the managed entity table.
Primary key: MANAGED_ET_TAB_PK
Tablespace: BASE_DATA_TABLESPACE
Table 1-100 Managed_Et_Table
Column Name
|
Oracle Data Type
|
Integrity Constraints
|
Description
|
|
NUMBER(5)
|
NOT NULL
|
Managed entity type. Valid values are:
1: Circuit termination point (CTP)
2: VLAN
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
NOT NULL
|
Managed entity ID number.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
NOT NULL
|
Managed entity ID 2 number.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
NOT NULL
|
NE database ID.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
NOT NULL
|
Polymorphic field module type.
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
NOT NULL
|
Polymorphic field physical location.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
NOT NULL
|
Polymorphic field If index.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
NOT NULL
|
Polymorphic field object index.
|
|
VARCHAR2(256)
|
—
|
Customer ID string representation.
|
|
VARCHAR2(256)
|
—
|
Service ID string representation.
|
1.2.102 Map_Coordinate_Table
The Map_Coordinate_Table (Table 1-101) contains coordinates for nodes in the CTM Network Map as customized by the user.
Primary key: MAP_COORDINATE_PK
Tablespace: BASE_DATA_TABLESPACE
Table 1-101 Map_Coordinate_Table
Column Name
|
Oracle Data Type
|
Integrity Constraints
|
Description
|
|
NUMBER(32)
|
NOT NULL
|
Unique number generated by the system.
|
|
NUMBER(1)
|
—
|
Type of parent node.
|
|
NUMBER(6)
|
—
|
Depending on the ParentNodeType, ParentNodeId is NEDBAccessId, GroupId, or SubnetId.
|
|
NUMBER(1)
|
—
|
Type of child node.
|
|
NUMBER(6)
|
—
|
Depending on the ChildNodeType, ChildNodeId is NEDBAccessId, GroupId, or SubnetId.
|
|
NUMBER(8)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
X coordinate of the map.
|
|
NUMBER(8)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
Y coordinate of the map.
|
|
NUMBER(4)
|
—
|
User ID.
|
1.2.103 Map_Cust_Table
The Map_Cust_Table (Table 1-102) contains information about maps as customized by the CTM user.
Primary key: MAP_CUST_PK
Tablespace: BASE_DATA_TABLESPACE
Table 1-102 Map_Cust_Table
Column Name
|
Oracle Data Type
|
Integrity Constraints
|
Description
|
|
NUMBER(8)
|
NOT NULL
|
Unique number created by the database.
|
|
NUMBER(8)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
X coordinate for the mapping of the NE.
|
|
NUMBER(8)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
Y coordinate for the mapping of the NE.
|
|
NUMBER(8)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
Index to the Map_Image_Table that represents the icon image for the NE.
|
|
NUMBER(8)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
Index to the Map_Image_Table that represents the background image for the NE.
|
|
NUMBER(4)
|
—
|
User ID that maps the User_Map_Table.
|
|
NUMBER(8)
|
—
|
Nedbaccessid of the NE_Info_Table.
|
|
NUMBER(1)
|
—
|
Node type in the User_Map_Table.
|
|
NUMBER (6,3)
|
DEFAULT 1
|
Zoom factor for the map background.
|
|
NUMBER(8)
|
DEFAULT 0
|
View port setting, x coordinate.
|
|
NUMBER(8)
|
DEFAULT 0
|
View port setting, y coordinate.
|
|
NUMBER(1)
|
DEFAULT 0
|
Show all layers or not. Values are:
0: False
1: True
|
|
VARCHAR2(24)
|
DEFAULT "ALL LAYERS"
|
Show all layers or not. Values are:
0: False
1: True
|
1.2.104 Map_Image_Table
The Map_Image_Table (Table 1-103) contains information about the image files used for display in the CTM Network Map.
Primary key: MAP_IMAGE_PK
Tablespace: BASE_DATA_TABLESPACE
Table 1-103 Map_Image_Table
Column Name
|
Oracle Data Type
|
Integrity Constraints
|
Description
|
|
NUMBER(8)
|
NOT NULL
|
Unique number created by the database.
|
|
VARCHAR2(256)
|
—
|
Name of the image.
|
|
BLOB
|
—
|
Actual binary image.
|
1.2.105 Map_Link_Table
The Map_Link_Table (Table 1-104) contains information about the links between nodes as displayed in the CTM Network Map.
Primary key: MAP_LINK_PK
Tablespace: BASE_DATA_TABLESPACE
Table 1-104 Map_Link_Table
Column Name
|
Oracle Data Type
|
Integrity Constraints
|
Description
|
|
NUMBER(8)
|
UNIQUE, NOT NULL
|
Unique number created by the database.
|
|
NUMBER(1)
|
NOT NULL
|
Type of end 1 node. Values are:
1: Area
2: Group
3: NE
4: Subnetwork
|
|
NUMBER(8)
|
NOT NULL
|
Corresponds to -1, GroupID, NEDBAccessID, and SubnetworkID, respectively, depending on Node1Type.
|
|
NUMBER(1)
|
NOT NULL
|
Type of end 2 node. Values are:
1: Area
2: Group
3: NE
4: Subnetwork
|
|
NUMBER(8)
|
NOT NULL
|
Corresponds to -1, GroupID, NEDBAccessID, and SubnetworkID, respectively, depending on Node2Type.
|
|
NUMBER(8)
|
—
|
Color of the link. Value is determined by the client interface code.
|
|
NUMBER(4)
|
—
|
Width of the link. Value is determined by the client interface code.
|
|
VARCHAR2(32)
|
—
|
Name of the link.
|
|
VARCHAR2(64)
|
—
|
Description of the link.
|
|
VARCHAR2(64)
|
—
|
User-specified name of the screen area for the link.
|
1.2.106 MIB2_Interface_Table
The MIB2_Interface_Table (Table 1-105) corresponds to the MIB2 table in IF-MIB.
Primary key: MIB2_INTERFACE_PK
Tablespace: ONS155XX_DATA_TABLESPACE
Table 1-105 MIB2_Interface_Table
Column Name
|
Oracle Data Type
|
Integrity Constraints
|
Description
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
NOT NULL
|
Unique sequence number generated by the database.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
NOT NULL
|
Refers to the NEDBAccessID in the NE_Info_Table.
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
NOT NULL
|
Physical location.
|
|
NUMBER(8)
|
DEFAULT 0
|
Module type.
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
NOT NULL
|
Encoded value for name derivation.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
NOT NULL
|
Object type.
|
|
NUMBER(5)
|
NOT NULL
|
Model type.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT 0
|
Entity PhyIndex that realizes this interface.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
NOT NULL
|
ifindex in mib-2.
|
|
NUMBER(4)
|
NOT NULL
|
ifType as described in IF-MIB:ifTable MIB.
|
|
NUMBER(4)
|
DEFAULT 0
|
Extended type (if any).
|
|
NUMBER(4)
|
DEFAULT 0
|
Any device-specific type.
|
|
VARCHAR2(255)
|
NOT NULL
|
ifDescr as described in IF-MIB:ifTable MIB.
|
|
VARCHAR2(50)
|
NOT NULL
|
ifName as described in IF-MIB:ifTable MIB.
|
|
VARCHAR2(15)
|
—
|
ifSpeed as described in IF-MIB:ifTable MIB.
|
|
NUMBER(2)
|
NOT NULL
|
Administrative state of the interface. Values are:
1: Up
2: Down
3: Testing
|
|
NUMBER(2)
|
NOT NULL
|
Operational state of the interface. Values are:
1: Up
2: Down
3: Testing
4: Unknown
5: Dormant
6: Not present
7: Lower layer down
|
|
VARCHAR2(15)
|
—
|
High speed that is capable on the interface, in 1,000,000 bits per second. The value is derived from the IF-MIB.
|
1.2.107 Model_Type_Table
The Model_Type_Table (Table 1-106) contains a list of NE models supported by CTM.
Primary key: MODEL_TYPE_PK
Tablespace: BASE_DATA_TABLESPACE
Table 1-106 Model_Type_Table
Column Name
|
Oracle Data Type
|
Integrity Constraints
|
Description
|
|
NUMBER(4)
|
NOT NULL
|
Model type. Values are:
0: Unknown
1: Cisco ONS 15303
2: Cisco ONS 15304
3: Cisco ONS 15454
4: Cisco ONS 15800
5: Cisco ONS 15327
6: Cisco ONS 15801
7: Cisco ONS 15200
9: Cisco ONS 15540
10: Cisco ONS 15808
|
|
NUMBER(4)
|
NOT NULL
|
11: Cisco ONS 15540 XPS
12: Cisco ONS 15530
13: Cisco ONS 15501
14: Cisco ONS 15454 SDH
15: Cisco ONS 15216 EDFA2
16: Cisco ONS 15216 Optical Add/Drop Multiplexer (OADM)
17: Cisco ONS 15216 DWDM
18: Cisco ONS 15600
19: Cisco ONS 15216 OSC
20: Cisco ONS 15216 DCU
|
|
NUMBER(4)
|
NOT NULL
|
21: Cisco ONS 15302
22: Cisco ONS 15305
23: Cisco ONS 15216 UNIDIRFILTER
24: Unmanaged NE
25: Cisco ONS 15216 EDFA3
26: Cisco HFR
27: GSR IOX
28: Cisco 6509
29: Cisco ONS 15310 CL
30: Cisco ONS 15600 SDH
31: Cisco ONS 15216 EDFA1
32: Cisco 15305 CTC
33: Cisco MDS9000
34: Cisco MGX 8880
|
|
VARCHAR2(64)
|
NOT NULL
|
Name of the model.
|
1.2.108 Module155xx_Community_String
The Module155xx_Community_String table (Table 1-107) contains the community strings for ONS 15501, ONS 15530, and ONS 15540 devices.
Primary key: MODULE155XX_TARGET_PK
Tablespace: ONS155XX_DATA_TABLESPACE
Table 1-107 Module155xx_Community_String
Column Name
|
Oracle Data Type
|
Integrity Constraints
|
Description
|
|
VARCHAR2(64)
|
NOT NULL
|
Target IP address.
|
|
VARCHAR2(64)
|
DEFAULT 'public'
|
Read community string.
|
|
NUMBER(2)
|
DEFAULT 1
|
Number of times to retry a connection.
|
|
NUMBER(2)
|
DEFAULT 6
|
Time to wait before timing out a connection attempt.
|
|
VARCHAR2(64)
|
NOT NULL
|
Write community string.
|
1.2.109 Module155xx_VTOID_Table
The Module155xx_VTOID_Table (Table 1-108) contains relating the module type to the vendor object ID.
Primary key: MODULE155XX_TYPE_PK
Tablespace: ONS155XX_DATA_TABLESPACE
Table 1-108 Module155xx_VTOID_Table
Column Name
|
Oracle Data Type
|
Integrity Constraints
|
Description
|
|
NUMBER(8)
|
NOT NULL
|
Module type.
|
|
VARCHAR2(64)
|
NOT NULL
|
Vendor object ID.
|
1.2.110 Module_Type_Mll_Info
The Module_Type_Mll_Info table (Table 1-109) defines the possible layer rates for each type of module.
Primary key: MLL_TYPE_PK
Tablespace: BASE_DATA_TABLESPACE
Table 1-109 Module_Type_Mll_Info
Column Name
|
Oracle Data Type
|
Integrity Constraints
|
Description
|
|
NUMBER(8)
|
NOT NULL
|
Type of module, filled in at installation time.
|
|
NUMBER(1)
|
—
|
Link layers.
|
|
NUMBER(4)
|
—
|
Type of model.
|
1.2.111 Module_Type_Table
The Module_Type_Table (Table 1-110) contains inventory information about the NE module types.
Primary key: MODULE_TYPE_PK
Tablespace: BASE_DATA_TABLESPACE
Table 1-110 Module_Type_Table
Column Name
|
Oracle Data Type
|
Integrity Constraints
|
Description
|
|
NUMBER(8)
|
NOT NULL
|
Type of module, filled in at installation time. Possible values are:
1: ISR A
2: ISR E
3: Cerent DS1
4: Cerent DS3
5: Cerent DS3XM
6: Cerent EC1
7: Cerent EPOS 100
8: Cerent EPOS 1000
9: Cerent OC3
10: Cerent OC12
11: Cerent OC48
60: Cerent OC192
86: Cerent STM64_64
87: Cerent STM16_16
|
|
NUMBER(8)
|
NOT NULL
|
20000: MGX8880 NE
20002: MGX8880 CARD
20030: MGX8880 PERIPHERAL
20050: MGX8880 LINE
20051: MGX8880 DS1
20053: MGX8880 SONET
20056: MGX8880 PATH
20057: MGX8880 LINEGRP
20058: MGX8880 LINELINK
20075: MGX8880 VIRTUALPORT
20080: MGX8880 CONNECTION
|
|
VARCHAR2(64)
|
—
|
Name of the equipment.
|
|
NUMBER(4)
|
—
|
Type of model.
|
1.2.112 NE_Audit_Trail_Table
The NE_Audit_Trail_Table (Table 1-111) shows ONS 15327 and ONS 15454 audit trail information.
Primary key: NE_AUDIT_TRAIL_TABLE_PK
Tablespace: ONS15454_DATA_TABLESPACE
Table 1-111 NE_Audit_Trail_Table
Column Name
|
Oracle Data Type
|
Integrity Constraints
|
Description
|
NEDBAccessID
|
NUMBER(10)
|
NOT NULL
|
ID to access this table for an NE; same as NEDBAccessID in the NE table.
|
SequenceNumber
|
NUMBER(6)
|
NOT NULL
|
Sequence number of the entry. Possible values are 1 to 59,999.
|
Timestamp
|
DATE
|
NOT NULL
|
Time stamp in Greenwich Mean Time (GMT).
|
OperationDescription
|
VARCHAR2(256)
|
NOT NULL
|
Server combines information obtained from multiple sources to create the description.
|
OperationStatus
|
VARCHAR2(1)
|
—
|
Operational status. Values are:
P: Passed
F: Failed
X: Aborted
|
NEUserId
|
VARCHAR2(64)
|
—
|
CTC user ID.
|
1.2.113 NE_Info_Table
The NE_Info_Table (Table 1-112) contains information about all NEs managed by CTM.
Primary key: NE_INFO_PK
Tablespace: BASE_DATA_TABLESPACE
Table 1-112 NE_Info_Table
Column Name
|
Oracle Data Type
|
Integrity Constraints
|
Description
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
NOT NULL
|
Unique sequence number generated by the database. NEDBAccessID is the link between the NE_Info_Table and other tables that contain NE information such as inventory, alarms, PM data, and so on.
|
|
VARCHAR2(128)
|
NOT NULL
|
NE system ID.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
UNIQUE
|
NE IP address. The assumption is that the NE IP address is unique across the domains. The CTM GUI and server convert the IP address to a number before storing the address in the database.
|
|
VARCHAR2(60)
|
UNIQUE
|
NE OSI network service access point (NSAP) address.
|
|
NUMBER(1)
|
NOT NULL
|
State of the NE. Values are:
1: In service
2: Out of service
3: Preprovisioned
4: Under maintenance
|
|
NUMBER(1)
|
NOT NULL
|
Whether the NE is reachable or unreachable from the CTM server. Values are:
1: Reachable
0: Unreachable
|
|
NUMBER(4)
|
—
|
Index of the GNE in the GNE_Table that is used to route messages to the NE.
|
|
VARCHAR2(256)
|
—
|
Description of the NE.
|
|
NUMBER(2)
|
—
|
Configuration mode of the NE. Values are:
0: Back-to-Back Terminal
1: BLSR add/drop multiplexer (ADM)
2: Hybrid
3: Line Extender Module
4: MS-SPRing ADM
5: Optical ADM
6: Optical Line Amplifier
7: Subnetwork connection protection (SNCP) ring ADM
8: Terminal
9: UPSR ADM
10: Other
11: Unknown
12: East Terminal
13: West Terminal
14: Not applicable
15: FULL-BLUE-OADM
16: FULL-RED-OADM
17: FULL-RED-BLUE-OADM
18: Extended Long Haul (ELH) West Terminal
19: ELH East Terminal
20: ELH Optical Line Amplifier
21: ELH Line Extender Module
22: ELH Optical ADM
23: ELH Terminal
25: ONS 15216 200-GHz OADM1
26: ONS 15216 200-GHz OADM2
27: ONS 15216 100-GHz OADM1
28: ONS 15216 100-GHz OADM2
29: ONS 15216 100-GHz OADM4
30: ONS 15216 EDFA1
31: ONS 15216 EDFA2
32: ONS 15216 Red 200-GHz DWDM Filter
33: ONS 15216 Blue 200-GHz DWDM Filter
|
|
NUMBER(2)
|
—
|
34: ONS 15216 Red 100-GHz DWDM Filter
35: ONS 15216 Blue 100-GHz DWDM Filter
36: DCS
37: Linear ADM
38: Regeneration opt ADM
39: ELH Regeneration opt ADM
40: ONS 15216 OSC 1510 nm
41: ONS 15216 DCU
44: ONS 15216 UNIDIRFILTER
45: Unmanaged NE
46: Line
47: Hub
48: ONS 15216 EDFA3
49: Terminal Hub East
50: Terminal Hub West
51: Terminal OADM East
52: Terminal OADM West
53: Active TDM Hybrid Site
54: Active Line Site
55: Passive Line Site
56: DWDM Hub Node
57: Amplified OADM
58: Passive OADM
59: Line Amplifier
60: DWDM Terminal
61: OSC Regeneration Site
62: hfr
63: hsr
64: miniq
65: gsriox
66: FULLQ
67: HALFQ
68: CAT6509
69: ROADM
|
|
NUMBER(2)
|
—
|
70: Postamplifier
71: Preamplifier
72: MDS9100
73: MDS9200
74: MDS9500
75: MDSPAA
76: MDSSNM
77: CRS1MC
78: SNCP
79: GSR 12006
80: GSR 12008
81: GSR 12010
82: GSR 12012
83: GSR 12016
84: GSR 12404
85: GSR 12406
86: GSR 12410
87: GSR 12416
88: GSR 12810
89: GSR 12816
|
|
VARCHAR2(64)
|
—
|
SNMP community string of the NE.
|
|
VARCHAR2(64)
|
—
|
CLLI code of the NE.
|
|
DATE
|
—
|
Time stamp of last state change of the NE.
|
|
NUMBER(4)
|
DEFAULT 1
|
Type of NE.
|
|
NUMBER(4)
|
DEFAULT 0
|
Index of the appropriate database record for the version. The value 0 represents an unknown model index.
|
|
NUMBER(4)
|
DEFAULT 0
|
Operational state of the NE model index. This is the server status view of the index. The NEModelStatus variable should not be set by the client. Values are:
0: Unknown model (probably being fetched)
1: Valid model
2: Mismatched model (NE type does not match)
3: Unknown model type
4: Unknown model software version
|
|
NUMBER(8)
|
DEFAULT 0
|
Reference to the subnetwork in which this NE belongs.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT 0
|
Time offset between UNIX and the NE.
|
|
RAW(8)
|
DEFAULT '0000000000000000'
|
Reflects all LEDs on the NE front panel.
|
|
VARCHAR2(64)
|
DEFAULT NULL
|
Title for this NE.
|
|
VARCHAR2(64)
|
DEFAULT NULL
|
Name of the user of this NE.
|
|
VARCHAR2(32)
|
DEFAULT NULL
|
NE vendor name.
|
|
VARCHAR2(128)
|
DEFAULT NULL
|
Version string for the NE.
|
NENumActiveCriticalErrors
|
NUMBER(8)
|
DEFAULT 0
|
Current number of active critical errors for the NE.
|
|
NUMBER(8)
|
DEFAULT 0
|
Current number of active major errors for the NE.
|
|
NUMBER(8)
|
DEFAULT 0
|
Current number of active minor errors for the NE.
|
|
NUMBER(1)
|
DEFAULT 1
|
Whether PM data collection is enabled or disabled for PM data other than robust PM. Values are:
0: PM collection is disabled
1: PM collection is enabled
2: 15-minute PM collection is enabled
3: 1-day PM collection is enabled
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
—
|
Used to specify an ONS 15327 or ONS 15454 NE from other NEs.
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
—
|
Used to specify the last time an ONS 15327 or ONS 15454 NE changed its inventory.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
—
|
Subnet mask.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
—
|
Default gateway.
|
NENumUnActiveCriticalErrors
|
NUMBER(8)
|
DEFAULT 0
|
Current number of inactive critical errors for the NE.
|
|
NUMBER(8)
|
DEFAULT 0
|
Current number of inactive major errors for the NE.
|
|
NUMBER(8)
|
DEFAULT 0
|
Current number of inactive minor errors for the NE.
|
|
NUMBER(8)
|
DEFAULT 0
|
Current number of cleared errors for the NE.
|
|
VARCHAR2(15)
|
—
|
Display string for the NE.
|
|
VARCHAR2(20)
|
DEFAULT NULL
|
Default TL1 username.
|
|
VARCHAR2(20)
|
DEFAULT NULL
|
Default TL1 password.
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
DEFAULT 0
|
Which instances of NE and PM service are currently managing this NE.
|
|
NUMBER(1)
|
DEFAULT 0
|
State of deletion. Values are:
0: Working
1: Deleted
2: Purge in progress
3: Purge failed
|
|
NUMBER(1)
|
DEFAULT 0
|
Configuration resynchronization status. Values are:
0: Initial
1: Queued
2: In Progress
3: Successful
|
|
VARCHAR2(64)
|
DEFAULT NULL
|
Default NE username.
|
|
VARCHAR2 (64)
|
DEFAULT NULL
|
Default NE password.
|
|
NUMBER(1)
|
NOT NULL
|
State of the NE under discovery. Values are:
1: NE undiscovered
2: NE initializing
3: NE synch configuration
4: NE discovered
|
|
NUMBER(1)
|
DEFAULT 0
|
Whether robust PM data collection is enabled or disabled. Values are:
0: Robust PM data collection is disabled.
1: Robust PM data collection is enabled.
2: 15-minute Robust PM data collection is enabled.
3: 1-day Robust PM data collection is enabled.
|
|
VARCHAR2(32)
|
DEFAULT NULL
|
Default ticket.
|
|
DATE
|
—
|
Time stamp of 15-minute Robust PM data collection is enabled.
|
|
NUMBER(1)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
Debug level for the NE. Values are:
-1: Service
0: Fatal
1: Major
2: Minor
3: Info
4: Debug
5: Trace
|
|
DATE
|
—
|
Time stamp of 1-day Robust PM data collection is enabled.
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
DEFAULT 0
|
Offset—Number of seconds behind Coordinated Universal Time (UTC).
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
DEFAULT 0
|
Offset—Number of seconds Daylight Saving Time (DST) is behind UTC.
|
1.2.114 NE_Inventory_Table
The NE_Inventory_Table (Table 1-113) contains inventory information about each NE managed by CTM.
Primary key: NE_INVENTORY_PK
Tablespace: BASE_DATA_TABLESPACE
Table 1-113 NE_Inventory_Table
Column Name
|
Oracle Data Type
|
Integrity Constraints
|
Description
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
NOT NULL
|
ID to access this table for an NE; same as NEDBAccessID in the NE Table.
|
|
NUMBER(4)
|
NOT NULL
|
Unique integer that identifies a subcomponent in a chassis; same as ifStaticIndex in the Interface_Table.
|
|
VARCHAR2(32)
|
—
|
Name of the module on the NE whose inventory information is stored in this row.
|
|
VARCHAR2(32)
|
—
|
Module part number.
|
|
VARCHAR2(32)
|
—
|
Module CLEI code.
|
|
VARCHAR2(32)
|
—
|
Module hardware version.
|
|
VARCHAR2(32)
|
—
|
Module software version.
|
|
VARCHAR2(32)
|
—
|
Module serial number.
|
|
DATE
|
—
|
Module date of manufacture.
|
|
DATE
|
—
|
Time stamp when this entry was made.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
—
|
Number of hours the module was in use when the entry was made. Current hours in use = (Current Time - ModuleDateOfEntry) + ModuleHoursInUse.
|
1.2.115 NE_Model_State_Table
This table is not in use in CTM R6.0.
1.2.116 NE_Model_Type_Table
This table is not in use in CTM R6.0.
1.2.117 NE_Port_Status_Table
The NE_Port_Status_Table (Table 1-114) contains information about the tagged status of all ports on an NE.
Primary key: None
Tablespace: BASE_DATA_TABLESPACE
Table 1-114 NE_Port_Status_Table
Column Name
|
Oracle Data Type
|
Integrity Constraints
|
Description
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
NOT NULL
|
NEDBAccessID of the NE for which the port status information is stored; same as NEDBAccessID in the NE_Info_Table.
|
|
NUMBER(4)
|
NOT NULL
|
Static index of the port.
|
|
NUMBER(2)
|
NOT NULL
|
State of the port. Values are:
1: Preprovisioned
2: Under maintenance
3: In service
4: Out of service
|
1.2.118 NE_Swimage_Table
The NE_Swimage_Table (Table 1-115) stores information about the active and standby software images on the NE.
Primary key: None
Tablespace: BASE_DATA_TABLESPACE
Table 1-115 NE_Swimage_Table
Column Name
|
Oracle Data Type
|
Integrity Constraints
|
Description
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
—
|
ID to access this table for an NE; same as NEDBAccessID in the NE_Info_Table.
|
|
VARCHAR2(64)
|
—
|
Active image name.
|
|
VARCHAR2(64)
|
—
|
Standby image name.
|
|
VARCHAR2(64)
|
—
|
Default image name.
|
|
NUMBER(1)
|
DEFAULT 0
|
Whether there is an activate or revert procedure in progress. Values are:
0: False
1: True
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
Physical location.
|
1.2.119 Network_Partition_Table
The Network_Partition_Table (Table 1-117) stores network partition information.
Primary key: NETWORK_PARTITION_PK
Tablespace: BASE_DATA_TABLESPACE
Table 1-116 Network_Partition_Table
Column Name
|
Oracle Data Type
|
Integrity Constraints
|
Description
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
—
|
Network partition ID.
|
|
VARCHAR2(128)
|
UNIQUE, NOT NULL
|
String name of the network partition.
|
|
VARCHAR2(256)
|
—
|
Description of the network partition.
|
1.2.120 ObjectAttributeTable
The ObjectAttributeTable (Table 1-117) stores metadata attribute information for all attributes of objects in the ObjectTypeTable.
Primary key: OBJECTATTRIBUTETABLE_PK
Tablespace: BASE_DATA_TABLESPACE
Table 1-117 ObjectAttributeTable
Column Name
|
Oracle Data Type
|
Integrity Constraints
|
Description
|
|
NUMBER(5)
|
NOT NULL
|
Metadata index of the object.
|
|
NUMBER(5)
|
—
|
Index of the attribute.
|
|
NUMBER(5)
|
—
|
Index of the parent attribute.
|
|
NUMBER(4)
|
NOT NULL
|
Column ID used to store the attribute value in the EQPT_Info_Table.
|
|
VARCHAR2(64)
|
—
|
Name of the attribute.
|
|
VARCHAR2(256)
|
—
|
Display name of the attribute on CTM UI client.
|
|
NUMBER(4)
|
—
|
Attribute class. Values are:
1: Equipment
2: Analog input/output
3: Digital input/output
4: Threshold
5: Severity
6: Action
7: WRKP
8: Real time
|
|
NUMBER(4)
|
—
|
Attribute type. Values are:
1: Integer
2: Float
3: Enum
4: Boolean
5: String
6: Exponential
7: Float string
10: Group SONET PM Threshold
11: Group DWDM PM Threshold
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
—
|
Base of the exponential for exponential attributes.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
—
|
Exponent of the exponential for exponential attributes.
|
|
VARCHAR2(32)
|
—
|
Factory default value.
|
|
VARCHAR2(32)
|
—
|
Customer default value.
|
|
VARCHAR2(32)
|
—
|
Minimum allowable value for the attribute.
|
|
VARCHAR2(32)
|
—
|
Maximum allowable value for the attribute.
|
|
VARCHAR2(1024)
|
—
|
ENUM values for the attribute.
|
|
NUMBER(7,3)
|
—
|
Increments allowed for the attribute.
|
|
VARCHAR2(60)
|
—
|
Unit of the attribute.
|
|
NUMBER(3)
|
—
|
Type of access. Values are:
1: Read-write
2: Read-only
3: Read-create
|
|
NUMBER(1)
|
—
|
Whether the attribute is mandatory. Values are:
0: Not mandatory
1: Mandatory
|
|
NUMBER(2)
|
—
|
Type of group. Values are:
1: Temperature
2: Current
3: Power
4: Input power
5: Output power
6: Analog
7: Digital
8: Info
9: Action
10: Current value
11: Extra pump (EP) power
12: Analog battery management module (BAT)
13: Analog data communications channel (DCC)
14: Analog fan
15: Digital in
16: Digital out
17: Config
18: Optical power
19: Performance
20: Quality of service (QoS)
21: Security
22: Insertion
23: Attenuation
24: Pump power
25: Collision
26: Widget action
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
—
|
Maximum length of attribute.
|
|
NUMBER(2)
|
—
|
Values are:
1: Temperature
2: Current
3: Power
4: Input power
5: Output power
6: Analog
7: Digital
8: Info
9: Action
10: Current value
11: EP power
12: Analog BAT
13: Analog DCC
14: Analog fan
15: Digital in
16: Digital out
17: Config
18: Optical power
19: Performance
20: QoS
21: Security
22: Insertion
23: Attenuation
24: Pump power
25: Collision
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
—
|
Maximum length of an attribute string.
|
1.2.121 Object_Relationship_Table
The Object_Relationship_Table (Table 1-118) contains information about CTM object relationships.
Primary key: OBJECT_RELATIONSHIP_TABLE_PK
Tablespace: BASE_DATA_TABLESPACE
Table 1-118 Object_Relationship_Table
Column Name
|
Oracle Data Type
|
Integrity Constraints
|
Description
|
|
NUMBER(4)
|
NOT NULL
|
Model type.
|
|
NUMBER(1)
|
NOT NULL
|
Relationship type. Valid values are:
0: Self
1: Association
2: Parent
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
NOT NULL
|
—
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
NOT NULL
|
—
|
1.2.122 ObjectTypeTable
The ObjectTypeTable (Table 1-119) stores metadata information for the various object types that CTM manages.
Primary key: None
Tablespace: BASE_DATA_TABLESPACE
Table 1-119 ObjectTypeTable
Column Name
|
Oracle Data Type
|
Integrity Constraints
|
Description
|
|
NUMBER(4)
|
NOT NULL
|
Model type.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
NOT NULL
|
Metadata object index.
|
|
NUMBER(5)
|
—
|
Index in the ObjectAttributeTable.
|
|
VARCHAR2(32)
|
NOT NULL
|
Short name for the object.
|
|
VARCHAR2(128)
|
—
|
Long name for the object.
|
|
NUMBER(5)
|
—
|
Index of the parent object.
|
|
VARCHAR2(32)
|
—
|
Name of the object (module).
|
1.2.123 ONS15216_Active_User_Table
Primary key: ONS15216_ACTIVE_USER_TABLE_PK
Tablespace: ONS152xx_DATA_TABLESPACE
Table 1-120 ONS15216_Active_User_Table
Column Name
|
Oracle Data Type
|
Integrity Constraints
|
Description
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
NOT NULL
|
ID to access this table for an NE; same as NEDBAccessID in the NE_Info_Table.
|
|
VARCHAR2(64)
|
NOT NULL
|
ONS 15216 username.
|
1.2.124 ONS15216_NE_Inventory_Table
The ONS15216_NE_Inventory_Table (Table 1-121) stores ONS 15216 inventory information.
Primary key: ONS15216_NE_INVENTORY_PK
Tablespace: ONS152XX_DATA_TABLESPACE
Table 1-121 ONS15216_NE_Inventory_Table
Column Name
|
Oracle Data Type
|
Integrity Constraints
|
Description
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
NOT NULL
|
ID to access this table for an NE; same as NEDBAccessID in the NE_Info_Table.
|
|
VARCHAR2(32)
|
—
|
CLEI code for the card.
|
|
VARCHAR2(32)
|
—
|
Part number of the module.
|
|
VARCHAR2(32)
|
—
|
Serial number of the module.
|
|
VARCHAR2(32)
|
—
|
Firmware version.
|
|
VARCHAR2(32)
|
—
|
Date of firmware update.
|
|
VARCHAR2(64)
|
—
|
Wavelength.
|
|
NUMBER(2)
|
—
|
Module number.
|
|
VARCHAR2 (17)
|
—
|
MAC address of the module.
|
1.2.125 ONS15216_Privilege_Table
The ONS15216_Privilege_Table (Table 1-122) contains information on privilege levels allowed for the ONS 15216 NE.
Primary key: PK_ONS15216_PRIV_ID
Tablespace: ONS152xx_DATA_TABLESPACE
Table 1-122 ONS15216_Privilege_Table
Column Name
|
Oracle Data Type
|
Integrity Constraints
|
Description
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
NOT NULL
|
ID to access this table.
|
|
VARCHAR2(30)
|
NOT NULL
|
Privilege level.
|
|
VARCHAR(64)
|
—
|
Description.
|
1.2.126 ONS15216_User_Table
The ONS15216_User_Table (Table 1-123) contains information about ONS 15216 users.
Primary key: ONS15216_USER_TABLE_PK
Tablespace: ONS152xx_DATA_TABLESPACE
Table 1-123 ONS15216_User_Table
Column Name
|
Oracle Data Type
|
Integrity Constraints
|
Description
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
NOT NULL
|
ID to access an NE in this table.
|
|
VARCHAR2(64)
|
NOT NULL
|
ONS 15216 username.
|
|
VARCHAR2(64)
|
—
|
ONS 15216 password.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
—
|
Privilege level.
|
|
DATE
|
—
|
Time stamp of the last login.
|
|
NUMBER(3)
|
DEFAULT 0
|
Change password on next login status.
|
1.2.127 ONS1530x_HO_PM_Table
The ONS1530x_HO_PM_Table (Table 1-124) contains information about the ONS 1530x high-order PM parameters.
Note
For medium, large, and high-end configurations, this table is partitioned.
Primary key: ONS1530x_HO_PM_PK
Tablespace: ONS153xx_DATA_TABLESPACE
Table 1-124 ONS1530x_HO_PM_Table
Column Name
|
Oracle Data Type
|
Integrity Constraints
|
Description
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
NOT NULL
|
NE database access ID.
|
|
NUMBER(8)
|
NOT NULL
|
Module type.
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
NOT NULL
|
Physical location.
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
NOT NULL
|
—
|
|
DATE
|
NOT NULL
|
—
|
|
VARCHAR2(40)
|
—
|
Background block error.
|
|
VARCHAR2(40)
|
—
|
Errored seconds.
|
|
VARCHAR2(40)
|
—
|
Severely errored seconds.
|
|
VARCHAR2(40)
|
—
|
Unavailable seconds.
|
|
VARCHAR2(40)
|
—
|
Background block error (far end).
|
|
VARCHAR2(40)
|
—
|
Errored seconds (far end).
|
|
VARCHAR2(40)
|
—
|
Severely errored seconds (far end).
|
|
VARCHAR2(40)
|
—
|
Unavailable seconds (far end).
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
—
|
Object type.
|
|
VARCHAR2(256)
|
—
|
—
|
|
NUMBER(1)
|
NOT NULL
|
Whether the PM data is collected in 24-hour or 15-minute increments. Values are:
1: 24 hour
0: 15-minute
|
1.2.128 ONS1530x_IP_PM_Table
The ONS1530x_IP_PM_Table (Table 1-125) contains information about the ONS1530x IP PM table.
Note
For medium, large, and high-end configurations, this table is partitioned.
Primary key: ONS1530x_IP_PM_PK
Tablespace: ONS153xx_DATA_TABLESPACE
Table 1-125 ONS1530x_IP_PM_Table
Column Name
|
Oracle Data Type
|
Integrity Constraints
|
Description
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
NOT NULL
|
ID used to access the ONS1530x_NE_Inventory_Table; same as NEDBAccessID in the NE_Info_Table.
|
|
NUMBER(8)
|
—
|
Module type.
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
NOT NULL
|
Physical location of the card.
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
NOT NULL
|
—
|
|
DATE
|
NOT NULL
|
Date and time when statistics were stored.
|
|
VARCHAR2(40)
|
—
|
—
|
|
VARCHAR2(40)
|
—
|
—
|
|
VARCHAR2(40)
|
—
|
—
|
|
VARCHAR2(40)
|
—
|
—
|
|
VARCHAR2(40)
|
—
|
—
|
|
VARCHAR2(40)
|
—
|
—
|
|
VARCHAR2(40)
|
—
|
—
|
|
VARCHAR2(40)
|
—
|
—
|
|
VARCHAR2(40)
|
—
|
—
|
|
VARCHAR2(40)
|
—
|
—
|
|
VARCHAR2(40)
|
—
|
—
|
|
VARCHAR2(40)
|
—
|
—
|
|
VARCHAR2(40)
|
—
|
—
|
|
VARCHAR2(40)
|
—
|
—
|
|
VARCHAR2(40)
|
—
|
—
|
|
NUMBER(1)
|
NOT NULL
|
—
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
NOT NULL
|
Object type.
|
|
VARCHAR2(256)
|
—
|
—
|
|
NUMBER(1)
|
NOT NULL
|
Whether the PM data is collected in 24-hour or 15-minute increments. Values are:
1: 24 hour
0: 15-minute
|
1.2.129 ONS1530x_LO_PM_Table
The ONS1530x_LO_PM_Table (Table 1-126) contains information about the ONS 1530x low-order PM parameters.
Note
For medium, large, and high-end configurations, this table is partitioned.
Primary key: ONS1530x_LO_PM_PK
Tablespace: ONS153xx_DATA_TABLESPACE
Table 1-126 ONS1530x_LO_PM_Table
Column Name
|
Oracle Data Type
|
Integrity Constraints
|
Description
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
NOT NULL
|
NE database access ID.
|
|
NUMBER(8)
|
NOT NULL
|
Module type.
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
NOT NULL
|
Physical location.
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
NOT NULL
|
—
|
|
DATE
|
NOT NULL
|
—
|
|
VARCHAR2(40)
|
—
|
Background block error.
|
|
VARCHAR2(40)
|
—
|
Errored seconds.
|
|
VARCHAR2(40)
|
—
|
Severely errored seconds.
|
|
VARCHAR2(40)
|
—
|
Unavailable seconds.
|
|
VARCHAR2(40)
|
—
|
Background block error (far end).
|
|
VARCHAR2(40)
|
—
|
Errored seconds (far end).
|
|
VARCHAR2(40)
|
—
|
Severely errored seconds (far end).
|
|
VARCHAR2(40)
|
—
|
Unavailable seconds (far end).
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
—
|
Object type.
|
|
VARCHAR2(256)
|
—
|
—
|
|
NUMBER(1)
|
NOT NULL
|
Whether the PM data is collected in 24-hour or 15-minute increments. Values are:
1: 24 hour
0: 15-minute
|
1.2.130 ONS1530x_MS_PM_Table
The ONS1530x_MS_PM_Table (Table 1-127) contains information about the ONS 1530x multiplex section PM parameters.
Note
For medium, large, and high-end configurations, this table is partitioned.
Primary key: ONS1530x_MS_PM_PK
Tablespace: ONS153xx_DATA_TABLESPACE
Table 1-127 ONS1530x_MS_PM_Table
Column Name
|
Oracle Data Type
|
Integrity Constraints
|
Description
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
NOT NULL
|
NE database access ID.
|
|
NUMBER(8)
|
NOT NULL
|
Module type.
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
NOT NULL
|
Physical location.
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
NOT NULL
|
—
|
|
DATE
|
NOT NULL
|
—
|
|
VARCHAR2(40)
|
—
|
Background block error.
|
|
VARCHAR2(40)
|
—
|
Errored seconds.
|
|
VARCHAR2(40)
|
—
|
Severely errored seconds.
|
|
VARCHAR2(40)
|
—
|
Unavailable seconds.
|
|
VARCHAR2(40)
|
—
|
Background block error (far end).
|
|
VARCHAR2(40)
|
—
|
Errored seconds (far end).
|
|
VARCHAR2(40)
|
—
|
Severely errored seconds (far end).
|
|
VARCHAR2(40)
|
—
|
Unavailable seconds (far end).
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
—
|
Object type.
|
|
VARCHAR2(256)
|
—
|
—
|
|
NUMBER(1)
|
NOT NULL
|
Whether the PM data is collected in 24-hour or 15-minute increments. Values are:
1: 24 hour
0: 15-minute
|
1.2.131 ONS1530x_NE_Inventory_Table
The ONS1530x_NE_Inventory_Table (Table 1-128) contains information about the ONS 1530x equipment inventory table.
Primary key: ONS1530x_NE_INVENTORY_TABLE_PK
Tablespace: ONS153xx_DATA_TABLESPACE
Table 1-128 ONS1530x_NE_Inventory_Table
Column Name
|
Oracle Data Type
|
Integrity Constraints
|
Description
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
NOT NULL
|
ID used to access the ONS1530x_NE_Inventory_Table; same as NEDBAccessID in the NE_Info_Table.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
—
|
Equipment type.
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
NOT NULL
|
Physical location of the card.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
—
|
Equipment name.
|
|
VARCHAR2(40)
|
—
|
State of the module. Values are:
0: In Service
1: Out of Service
2: Out of Service By Maintenance
3: Service N/A
4: Out of Service Pending
|
|
VARCHAR2(16)
|
—
|
Software version of the module.
|
|
VARCHAR2(16)
|
—
|
Serial number of the module.
|
|
VARCHAR2(16)
|
—
|
Hardware version of the module.
|
|
VARCHAR2(40)
|
—
|
State of the slot. Values are:
0: Empty
1: Installed and Expected
2: Expected and Not Installed
3: Installed and Not Expected
4: Mismatch of Installed and Expected
5: Unavailable
6: Unknown
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
—
|
Expected module in the slot.
|
1.2.132 ONS1530x_RS_PM_Table
The ONS1530x_RS_PM_Table (Table 1-129) contains information about the ONS 1530x regeneration section PM parameters.
Note
For medium, large, and high-end configurations, this table is partitioned.
Primary key: ONS1530x_RS_PM_PK
Tablespace: ONS153xx_DATA_TABLESPACE
Table 1-129 ONS1530x_RS_PM_Table
Column Name
|
Oracle Data Type
|
Integrity Constraints
|
Description
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
NOT NULL
|
NE database access ID.
|
|
NUMBER(8)
|
NOT NULL
|
Module type.
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
NOT NULL
|
Physical location.
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
NOT NULL
|
—
|
|
DATE
|
NOT NULL
|
—
|
|
VARCHAR2(40)
|
—
|
Background block error.
|
|
VARCHAR2(40)
|
—
|
Errored seconds.
|
|
VARCHAR2(40)
|
—
|
Severely errored seconds.
|
|
VARCHAR2(40)
|
—
|
Unavailable seconds.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
—
|
Object type.
|
|
VARCHAR2(256)
|
—
|
—
|
|
NUMBER(1)
|
NOT NULL
|
Whether the PM data is collected in 24-hour or 15-minute increments. Values are:
1: 24 hour
0: 15-minute
|
1.2.133 ONS15454_327_NE_Table
The ONS15454_327_NE_Table (Table 1-130) shows audit configuration information for the ONS 15327 and ONS 15454 SONET.
Primary key: ONS15454_327_NE_Table_PK
Tablespace: ONS15454_DATA_TABLESPACE
Table 1-130 ONS15454_327_NE_Table
Column Name
|
Oracle Data Type
|
Integrity Constraints
|
Description
|
NEDBAccessID
|
NUMBER(10)
|
NOT NULL
|
ID to access this table for an NE; same as NEDBAccessID in the NE table.
|
|
NUMBER(1)
|
DEFAULT 0
|
Whether the audit trail is enabled. Values are:
0: Disabled
1: Enabled
|
NEAuditTrailLastSequenceNumber
|
NUMBER(8)
|
DEFAULT 0
|
Maximum sequence number for which audit trail information has already been collected.
|
NELastAuditTrailCollectedTime
|
DATE
|
DEFAULT NULL
|
Last time the audit trail was collected.
|
|
NUMBER(2)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
Stores DWDM NE types. A list of possible DWDM NE types can also be found in the NEConfigMode column in the NE_INFO_TABLE.
|
|
DATE
|
DEFAULT NULL
|
The last time when the 15-minute PM data was collected.
|
|
DATE
|
DEFAULT NULL
|
The last time when the 1-day PM data was collected.
|
1.2.134 ONS15454_8B10B_PM_Table
This table (Table 1-131) is used for fiber channel transport PM data accumulated on the FC_MR-4 card.
Primary key: ONS15454_8B10B_PM_PK
Tablespace: ONS15454_DATA_TABLESPACE
Table 1-131 ONS15454_8B10B_PM_Table
Column Name
|
Oracle Data Type
|
Integrity Constraints
|
Description
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
NOT NULL
|
ID to access this table for an NE; same as NEDBAccessID in the NE table.
|
|
NUMBER(4)
|
NOT NULL
|
Module type to which the PM refers.
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
DEFAULT 0
|
Physical location.
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
NOT NULL
|
Table index for the interface.
|
|
DATE
|
NOT NULL
|
Time stamp that shows the interval at which the set of statistics was stored.
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
DEFAULT 0
|
Indicates the status of the PM bucket. Valid values are:
0: Valid period
Other: Bit mask value
|
|
NUMBER(1)
|
—
|
Whether the NE was under maintenance when the PM bucket was collected.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
—
|
Threshold values for the PM bucket for the 15-minute interval.
|
|
VARCHAR2(1024)
|
—
|
Threshold value for the PM bucket for the day.
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
8b10b valid packets.
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
8b10b invalid packets.
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
8b10b code group violations.
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
8b10b idle ordered sets.
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
8b10b nonidle ordered sets.
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
8b10b data code groups.
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
8b10b total packets received.
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
8b10b errors in received packets.
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
8b10b encoding errors.
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
8b10b data ordered sets.
|
|
VARCHAR2(1024)
|
—
|
8b10 data payload.
|
|
NUMBER(1)
|
NOT NULL
|
Whether the PM data is collected in 24-hour or 15-minute increments. Values are:
1: 24 hour
0: 15 minute
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT 0
|
Model type.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT 0
|
Object type.
|
|
VARCHAR2(256)
|
—
|
StrObjInstance name.
|
|
VARCHAR2(1024)
|
—
|
Invalidity list for PM data.
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
8b10b invalid ordered sets.
|
1.2.135 ONS15454_Active_User_Table
The ONS15454_Active_User_Table (Table 1-132) contains information about the ONS 15454 SONET and ONS 15454 SDH Active Users Table.
Primary key: ONS15454_ACTIVE_USER_TABLE_PK
Tablespace: ONS15454_DATA_TABLESPACE
Table 1-132 ONS15454_Active_User_Table
Column Name
|
Oracle Data Type
|
Integrity Constraints
|
Description
|
NEDBAccessID
|
NUMBER(10)
|
NOT NULL
|
ID to access this table for an NE.
|
|
VARCHAR2(64)
|
NOT NULL
|
Cisco ONS 15454 username.
|
|
VARCHAR2(64)
|
NOT NULL
|
Client IP address.
|
|
VARCHAR2(20)
|
DEFAULT NULL
|
Type of session.
|
|
DATE
|
DEFAULT NULL
|
Date and time of most recent user login.
|
|
DATE
|
DEFAULT NULL
|
Date and time of most recent user activity.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT 0
|
Ticket for the session.
|
1.2.136 ONS15454_CBQoS_Info_Table
Primary key: ONS15454_CBQOS_INFO_PK
Tablespace: ONS15454_DATA_TABLESPACE
Table 1-133 ONS15454_CBQoS_Info_Table
Column Name
|
Oracle Data Type
|
Integrity Constraints
|
Description
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
NOT NULL
|
ID to access this table for an NE; same as NEDBAccessID in the NE table.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
NOT NULL
|
Physical location of the card.
|
|
NUMBER(8)
|
—
|
Card type.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
NOT NULL
|
—
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
NOT NULL
|
—
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
NOT NULL
|
—
|
|
NUMBER(2)
|
—
|
Valid values are:
1: Policymap
2: Classmap
3: MatchStatement
4: Queueing
5: RandomDetect
6: TrafficShaping
7: Police
8: Set
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
NOT NULL
|
—
|
|
VARCHAR2(4000)
|
—
|
Name of the object.
|
|
VARCHAR2(4000)
|
—
|
Complete name of the object.
|
|
NUMBER(1)
|
DEFAULT 0
|
Valid values are:
0: False
1: True
|
1.2.137 ONS15454_CLASSMAP_PM_Table
This table is used for CBQOS PM data where the module type is an ML-series card.
Primary key: ONS15454_QOSCM_PM_PK
Tablespace: ONS15454_DATA_TABLESPACE
Table 1-134 ONS15454_CLASSMAP_PM_Table
Column Name
|
Oracle Data Type
|
Integrity Constraints
|
Description
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
NOT NULL
|
ID to access this table for an NE.
|
|
NUMBER(4)
|
NOT NULL
|
Module type to which the PM refers.
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
DEFAULT 0
|
Physical location.
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
NOT NULL
|
Table index for the interface.
|
|
DATE
|
NOT NULL
|
Time stamp that shows the interval at which the set of statistics was stored.
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
DEFAULT 0
|
Indicates status of the PM bucket. Valid values are:
0: Valid period
Other: Bit Mask value
|
|
NUMBER(1)
|
—
|
Whether the NE was under maintenance when the PM bucket was collected.
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
DEFAULT 0
|
—
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
DEFAULT 0
|
—
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
DEFAULT 0
|
—
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
DEFAULT 0
|
—
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
DEFAULT 0
|
—
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
DEFAULT 0
|
—
|
|
NUMBER(1)
|
NOT NULL
|
Whether the PM data is collected in 24-hour or 15-minute increments. Values are:
1: 24 hour
0: 15-minute
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT 0
|
Model type.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT 0
|
Object type.
|
|
VARCHAR2(256)
|
—
|
StrObjInstance name.
|
|
VARCHAR2(1024)
|
—
|
Invalidity list for PM data.
|
1.2.138 ONS15454_CMS_Storage_Table
The ONS15454_CMS_Storage_Table (Table 1-135) stores information about the CTC binary. The table can have multiple entries; each entry indicates a different CTC package that was manually uploaded by the user. At any one time, only one of the packages can be active. The active package is used by the CTM client to launch CTC. The Preferred-jar-path value in the CTM_Config_Table points to the entry in the ONS15454_CMS_Storage_Table that is active at that time.
Primary key: ONS15454_CMS_STORAGE_TABLE_PK
Tablespace: ONS15454_DATA_TABLESPACE
Table 1-135 ONS15454_CMS_Storage_Table
Column Name
|
Oracle Data Type
|
Integrity Constraints
|
Description
|
|
NUMBER(4)
|
NOT NULL
|
Running number that is incremented by one for each insertion into the table.
|
|
VARCHAR2(128)
|
NOT NULL
|
Used to store the system recommended JAR file version number.
|
|
DATE
|
NOT NULL
|
Date of the JAR.
|
|
VARCHAR2(128)
|
NOT NULL
|
User profile when JAR file is active.
|
1.2.139 ONS15454_COS_PM_Table
The ONS15454_COS_PM_Table (Table 1-136) contains historical PM data collected in each interface and class of service level for the ML-series cards of CTC-based NEs.
Primary key: ONS15454_COS_PM_PK
Tablespace: ONS15454_DATA_TABLESPACE
Table 1-136 ONS15454_COS_PM_Table
Column Name
|
Oracle Data Type
|
Integrity Constraints
|
Description
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
NOT NULL
|
ID to access this table for an NE; same as NEDBAccessID in the NE table.
|
|
NUMBER(4)
|
NOT NULL
|
Module type to which the PM refers.
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
DEFAULT 0
|
Physical location.
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
NOT NULL
|
Table index for the interface.
|
|
DATE
|
NOT NULL
|
Time stamp that shows the interval at which the set of statistics was stored.
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
DEFAULT 0
|
Indicates status of the PM bucket. Valid values are:
0: Valid period
Other: Bit mask value
|
|
NUMBER(1)
|
—
|
Whether the NE was under maintenance when the PM bucket was collected.
|
|
VARCHAR2(40)
|
NOT NULL
|
—
|
|
VARCHAR2(40)
|
NOT NULL
|
—
|
|
NUMBER(1)
|
NOT NULL
|
—
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
—
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
—
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
—
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
—
|
|
NUMBER(1)
|
NOT NULL
|
Whether the PM data is collected in 24-hour or 15-minute increments. Values are:
1: 24 hour
0: 15 minute
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT 0
|
Model type.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT 0
|
Object type.
|
|
VARCHAR2(256)
|
—
|
StrObjInstance name.
|
|
VARCHAR2(1024)
|
—
|
Invalidity list for PM data.
|
1.2.140 ONS15454_DS1_PM_Table
The ONS15454_DS1_PM_Table (Table 1-137) stores DS-1 PM information for ONS 15327 and ONS 15454 NEs. This table is used when the module type is a DS1, DS1N, or DS3XM.
Note
For medium, large, and high-end configurations, this table is partitioned.
Primary key: ONS15454_DS1_PM_PK
Tablespace: ONS15454_DATA_TABLESPACE
Table 1-137 ONS15454_DS1_PM_Table
Column Name
|
Oracle Data Type
|
Integrity Constraints
|
Description
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
NOT NULL
|
ID to access this table for an NE; same as NEDBAccessID in NE_INFO_TABLE.
|
|
NUMBER(4)
|
NOT NULL
|
Module type to which this PM pertains.
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
DEFAULT 0
|
Physical location.
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
NOT NULL
|
Table index for the interface; same as IfStaticIndex in the Interface_Table.
|
|
DATE
|
NOT NULL
|
Time stamp that shows the interval at which the set of statistics was stored.
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
DEFAULT 0
|
Status of the PM bucket. Values are:
0: Valid period
Other: Bit mask value (information about PM statistics)
|
|
NUMBER(1)
|
—
|
Whether the NE was under maintenance when the PM bucket was collected.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
—
|
Threshold value for the PM bucket for the 15-minute interval.
|
|
VARCHAR2 (1024)
|
—
|
Threshold value for the PM bucket for the day.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
Number of line code violations (LCVs) encountered by a DS1 interface in the interval. This field is valid for the DS1 interface on the DS1 line card only.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
Number of errored seconds encountered by a DS1 interface in the interval. This field is valid for the DS1 interface on the DS1 line card only.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
Number of severely errored seconds encountered by a DS1 interface in the interval. This field is valid for the DS1 interface on the DS1 line card only.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
Number of alarm indication signal seconds encountered by a DS1 interface in the interval. This field is valid for the DS1 interface on the DS3XM card and the DS1 line card.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
Number of errored seconds encountered by a DS1 interface in the interval. This field is valid for the DS1 interface on the DS3XM card and the DS1 line card.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
Number of severely alarmed seconds encountered by a DS1 interface in the interval. This field is valid for the DS1 interface on the DS3XM card and the DS1 line card.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
Number of severely errored seconds encountered by a DS1 interface in the interval. This field is valid for the DS1 interface on the DS3XM card and the DS1 line card.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
Number of unavailable seconds encountered by a DS1 interface in the interval. This field is valid for the DS1 interface on the DS3XM card and the DS1 line card.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
Number of LCVs encountered by a DS1 interface in the interval. This field is valid for the DS1 interface on the DS3XM card and the DS1 line card.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
Number of alarm indication signal seconds encountered by a DS1 interface in the interval. This field is valid for the DS1 interface on the DS1 line card only.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
Number of errored seconds encountered by a DS1 interface in the interval. This field is valid for the DS1 interface on the DS1 line card only.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
Number of severely alarmed seconds encountered by a DS1 interface in the interval. This field is valid for the DS1 interface on the DS1 line card only.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
Number of severely errored seconds encountered by a DS1 interface in the interval. This field is valid for the DS1 interface on the DS1 line card only.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
Number of unavailable seconds encountered by a DS1 interface in the interval. This field is valid for the DS1 interface on the DS1 line card only.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
Number of line code violations encountered by a DS1 interface in the interval. This field is valid for the DS1 interface on the DS1 line card only.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
Loss of signal seconds line. Count of 1-second intervals containing one or more LOS defects.
|
|
NUMBER(1)
|
NOT NULL
|
Whether the PM data is collected in 24-hour or 15-minute increments. Values are:
1: 24 hour
0: 15-minute
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
Number of far-end path CV (ESF).
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
Number of far-end path ES (ESF).
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
Number of far-end path ES-Type A(ESF).
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
Number of far-end path ES-Type B (ESF).
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
Number of far-end path SES (ESF).
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
Number of far-end path SEFS (ESF).
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
Number of far-end path Controlled Slip Seconds (ESF).
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
Number of far-end path UAS (ESF).
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
Number of far-end path FC (ESF).
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
Number of far-end line ES (ESF).
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT 0
|
Model type.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT 0
|
Object type.
|
|
VARCHAR2(256)
|
—
|
StrObjInstance name.
|
|
VARCHAR2(1024)
|
—
|
Invalidity list for PM data.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
Number of far-end network performance errored seconds.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
Number of far-end network performance severely errored seconds.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
Number of far-end network performance unavailable seconds.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
Number of far-end network performance errored seconds.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
Number of far-end network performance severely errored seconds.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
Number of far-end network performance unavailable seconds.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
Number of receive path background block errors.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
Receive path errored seconds ratio.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
Receive path severely errored seconds ratio.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
Receive path background block error ratio.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
Number of transmit path background block errors.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
Transmit path errored seconds ratio.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
Transmit path severely errored seconds ratio.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
Transmit path background block error ratio.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
Receive path failure count.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
Far-end path errored seconds ratio.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
Far-end path severely errored seconds ratio.
|
1.2.141 ONS15454_DS3_PM_Table
The ONS15454_DS3_PM_Table (Table 1-138) stores DS-3 PM information for ONS 15327 and ONS 15454 NEs. This table is used for DS3 PM data where the module type is a DS3, DS3E, DS3N, DS3NE, or DS3XM line card.
Note
For medium, large, and high-end configurations, this table is partitioned.
Primary key: ONS15454_DS3_LINE_PM_PK
Tablespace: ONS15454_DATA_TABLESPACE
Table 1-138 ONS15454_DS3_PM_Table
Column Name
|
Oracle Data Type
|
Integrity Constraints
|
Description
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
NOT NULL
|
ID to access this table for an NE; same as NEDBAccessID in NE_INFO_TABLE.
|
|
NUMBER(4)
|
NOT NULL
|
Module type to which this PM pertains.
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
DEFAULT 0
|
Physical location.
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
NOT NULL
|
Table index for the interface; same as IfStaticIndex in the Interface_Table.
|
|
DATE
|
DEFAULT 0
|
Time stamp that shows the interval at which the set of statistics was stored.
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
NOT NULL
|
Status of the PM bucket. Values are:
0: Valid period
Other: Bit mask value (information about PM statistics)
|
|
NUMBER(1)
|
—
|
Whether the NE was under maintenance when the PM bucket was collected.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
—
|
Threshold value for the PM bucket for the 15-minute interval.
|
|
VARCHAR2 (1024)
|
—
|
Threshold value for the PM bucket for the day.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
Number of LCVs encountered by a DS3 interface in the interval. This is valid for the DS3XM and DS3 line cards.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
Number of errored seconds encountered by a DS3 interface in the interval. This is valid for the DS3XM and DS3 line cards.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
Number of severely errored seconds encountered by a DS3 interface in the interval. This is valid for the DS3XM and DS3 line cards.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
Number of loss of signal seconds encountered by a DS3 interface in the interval.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
Number of alarm indication signal seconds encountered by a DS3 interface in the P-bit of the interface in the interval. This is a path variable and is available on the DS3XM card only.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
Number of LCVs encountered by a DS3 interface in the P-bit of the interface in the interval. This is a path variable and is available on the DS3XM card only.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
Number of errored seconds encountered by a DS3 interface in the P-bit of the interface in the interval. This is a path variable and is available on the DS3XM card only.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
Number of severely alarmed seconds encountered by a DS3 interface in the P-bit of the interface in the interval. This is a path variable and is available on the DS3XM card only.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
Number of severely errored seconds encountered by a DS3 interface in the P-bit of the interface in the interval. This is a path variable and is available on the DS3XM card only.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
Number of unavailable seconds encountered by a DS3 interface in the P-bit of the interface in the interval. This is a path variable and is available on the DS3XM card only.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
Number of LCVs encountered by a DS3 interface in the CP-bit of the interface in the interval. This is a path variable and is available on the DS3XM card only.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
Number of errored seconds encountered by a DS3 interface in the CP-bit of the interface in the interval. This is a path variable and is available on the DS3XM card only.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
Number of severely alarmed seconds encountered by a DS3 interface in the CP-bit of the interface in the interval. This is a path variable and is available on the DS3XM card only.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
Number of severely errored seconds encountered by a DS3 interface in the CP-bit of the interface in the interval. This is a path variable and is available on the DS3XM card only.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
Number of unavailable seconds encountered by a DS3 interface in the CP-bit of the interface in the interval. This is a path variable and is available on the DS3XM card only.
|
|
NUMBER(1)
|
NOT NULL
|
Whether the PM data is collected in 24-hour or 15-minute increments. Values are:
1: 24 hour
0: 15-minute
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
Number of far end line code violations encountered by a DS3 interface in the CP-bit of the interface in the interval. This is a path variable and is available on the DS3XM card only.
|
|
NUMBER (10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
Number of far end errored seconds encountered by a DS3 interface in the CP-bit of the interface in the interval. This is a path variable and is available on the DS3XM card only.
|
|
NUMBER (10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
Number of far end errored severely alarmed seconds encountered by a DS3 interface in the CP-bit of the interface in the interval. This is a path variable and is available on the DS3XM card only.
|
|
NUMBER (10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
Number of far end severely errored seconds encountered by an DS3 interface in the CP-bit of the interface in the interval. This is a path variable and is available on the DS3XM card only.
|
FeDS3CpBitUnavailableSecs
|
NUMBER (10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
Number of far end unavailable seconds encountered by an DS3 interface in the CP-bit of the interface in the interval. This is a path variable and is available on the DS3XM card only.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT 0
|
Model type.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT 0
|
Object type.
|
|
VARCHAR2(256)
|
—
|
StrObjInstance name.
|
|
VARCHAR2(1024)
|
—
|
Invalidity list for the PM data.
|
1.2.142 ONS15454_ENET_PM_Table
The ONS15454_ENET_PM_Table (Table 1-139) contains Ethernet PM data for ONS 15327 and ONS 15454 SONET NEs.
Note
For medium, large, and high-end configurations, this table is partitioned.
Primary key: ONS15454_ENET_PM_PK
Tablespace: ONS15454_DATA_TABLESPACE
Table 1-139 ONS15454_ENET_PM_Table
Column Name
|
Oracle Data Type
|
Integrity Constraints
|
Description
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
NOT NULL
|
ID to access this table for an NE; same as NEDBAccessID in the NE_Info_Table.
|
|
NUMBER(4)
|
NOT NULL
|
Module type (Ethernet line card) to which this PM data pertains.
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
DEFAULT 0
|
Physical location.
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
NOT NULL
|
Table index for the interface; same as IfStaticIndex in the Interface_Table.
|
|
DATE
|
DEFAULT 0
|
Time stamp that shows the interval at which the set of statistics was stored.
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
NOT NULL
|
Status of the PM bucket. Values are:
0: Valid period
Other: Bit mask value (information about PM statistics)
|
|
NUMBER(1)
|
—
|
Whether the NE was under maintenance when the PM bucket was collected.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
—
|
Threshold value for the PM bucket for the 15-minute interval.
|
|
VARCHAR2 (1024)
|
—
|
Threshold value for the PM bucket for the day.
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
Total number of octets of data (including those in bad packets) received on the network (excluding framing bits but including frame check sequence [FCS] octets).
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
Number of packets, delivered by this sublayer to a higher layer, which were not addressed to a multicast or broadcast address at this sublayer.
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
Total number of good packets received that were directed to a multicast address. This number does not include packets directed to the broadcast address.
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
Total number of good packets received that were directed to the broadcast address. This number does not include multicast packets.
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
Total number of errors received.
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
Total number of octets transmitted out of the interface, including framing characters.
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
Total number of packets that higher-level protocols requested to be transmitted that were not addressed to a multicast or broadcast address at this sublayer, including those that were discarded or not sent.
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
Number of good packets transmitted by this address that were directed to a multicast address. This number does not include packets directed to the broadcast address.
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
Number of good packets transmitted by this address that were directed to the broadcast address.
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
Total number of packets received that had a length (excluding framing bits, but including FCS octets) of between 64 and 1518 octets, inclusive, but had either a bad FCS with an integral number of octets (FCS error) or a bad FCS with a nonintegral number of octets (alignment error).
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
Count of frames received on a particular interface that are an integral number of octets in length but do not pass the FCS check.
|
Dot3StatsSingleCollisionFrames
|
NUMBER(20)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
Count of successfully transmitted frames on a particular interface for which transmission is inhibited by exactly one collision.
|
Dot3StatsMultiCollisionFrames
|
NUMBER(20)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
Count of successfully transmitted frames on a particular interface for which transmission is inhibited by more than one collision.
|
Dot3StatsDeferredTransmissions
|
NUMBER(20)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
Count of frames for which the first transmission attempt on a particular interface is delayed because the medium is busy. The count represented by an instance of this object does not include frames involved in collisions.
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
Number of times a collision is detected on a particular interface later than 512 bit-times into the transmission of a packet. 512 bit-times corresponds to 51.2 microseconds on a 10-Mbps system. A late collision included in a count represented by an instance of this object is also considered a generic collision for purposes of other collision-related statistics.
|
Dot3StatsExcessiveCollisions
|
NUMBER(20)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
Count of frames for which transmission on a particular interface fails due to excessive collisions.
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
Total number of packets received that were less than 64 octets long (excluding framing bits, but including FCS octets) and were otherwise well formed.
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
Total number of packets received that were less than 64 octets in length (excluding framing bits but including FCS octets) and had either a bad FCS with an integral number of octets (FCS error) or a bad FCS with a nonintegral number of octets (alignment error).
Note that it is normal for Ethernet fragments to increment, because the count includes runts (which are normal occurrences due to collisions) and noise hits.
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
Total number of packets received that were longer than 1518 octets (excluding framing bits, but including FCS octets) and were otherwise well formed.
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
Total number of packets received that were longer than 1518 octets (excluding framing bits, but including FCS octets), and had either a bad FCS with an integral number of octets (FCS error) or a bad FCS with a nonintegral number of octets (alignment error). Note that this definition of jabber is different than the definition in IEEE-802.3 section 8.2.1.5 (10BASE-5) and section 10.3.1.4 (10BASE-2). These documents define jabber as the condition where any packet exceeds 20 ms. The allowed range to detect jabber is between 20 ms and 150 ms.
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
Number of received Ethernet 802.3x pause frames.
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
Number of transmitted 802.3x pause frames.
|
RxPktsDropInternalCongestion
|
NUMBER(20)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
Number of received packets dropped due to overflow in G1000-4 frame buffer.
|
TxPktsDropInternalCongestion
|
NUMBER(20)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
Number of transmit queue drops due to drops in the G1000-4 frame buffer.
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
Number of packets received since the last counter reset.
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
Number of packets transmitted since the last counter reset.
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
Total number of receive errors.
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
Total number of frames received that are less than 64 bytes in length and have a CRC error.
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
Number of packets received that are greater than 1548 bytes in length.
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
Number of transmit packets that are collisions; the port and the attached device transmitting at the same time caused collisions.
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
Gigabit Ethernet MAC drop counts.
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
Number of packets received with a length longer than 1518 octets.
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
Drop counts per port.
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
Number of packets transmitted that are greater than 1548 bytes in length.
|
|
NUMBER(1)
|
NOT NULL
|
Whether the PM data is collected in 24-hour or 15-minute increments. Values are:
1: 24 hour
0: 15-minute
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
The line utilization number expresses the average of ingress and egress traffic as a percentage of the total capacity.
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
HDLC packet drop.
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
Receive control frames.
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
Receive unknown opcode frames.
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
—
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
—
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
—
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
—
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
—
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
—
|
Dot3StatsCarrierSenseErrors
|
NUMBER(20)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
—
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
—
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
—
|
EtherStatsPkts65to127Octets
|
NUMBER(20)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
—
|
EtherStatsPkts128to255Octets
|
NUMBER(20)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
—
|
EtherStatsPkts256to511Octets
|
NUMBER(20)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
—
|
EtherStatsPkts512to1023Octets
|
NUMBER(20)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
—
|
EtherStatsPkts1024to1518Octets
|
NUMBER(20)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
—
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
—
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
—
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
—
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
—
|
EtherStatsCollisionFrames
|
NUMBER(20)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
—
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
—
|
MediaIndStatsRxFramesTruncated
|
NUMBER(20)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
—
|
MediaIndStatsRxFramesTooLong
|
NUMBER(20)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
—
|
MediaIndStatsRxFramesBadCRC
|
NUMBER(20)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
—
|
MediaIndStatsTxFramesBadCRC
|
NUMBER(20)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
—
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
—
|
MediaIndStatsOversizeDropped
|
NUMBER(20)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
—
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
—
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
—
|
Dot3StatsInternalMacTxErrors
|
NUMBER(20)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
—
|
Dot3StatsInternalMacRxErrors
|
NUMBER(20)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
—
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
—
|
MediaIndStatsTxFramesTooLong
|
NUMBER(20)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
—
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
—
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
—
|
|
DATE
|
—
|
Time stamp when Ethernet statistics were last cleared.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT 0
|
Model type.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT 0
|
Object type.
|
|
VARCHAR2(256)
|
—
|
StrObjInstance name.
|
|
VARCHAR2(1024)
|
—
|
Invalidity list for PM data.
|
1.2.143 ONS15454_FC_PM_Table
The ONS15454_FC_PM_Table (Table 1-140) is used for fiber channel transport PM data accumulated on FCMR_4 cards.
Primary key: ONS15454_FC_PM_PK
Tablespace: ONS15454_DATA_TABLESPACE
Table 1-140 ONS15454_FC_PM_Table
Column Name
|
Oracle Data Type
|
Integrity Constraints
|
Description
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
NOT NULL
|
ID to access this table for an NE; same as NEDBAccessID in NE_INFO_TABLE.
|
|
NUMBER(4)
|
NOT NULL
|
Module type to which this PM pertains.
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
DEFAULT 0
|
Physical location.
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
NOT NULL
|
Table index for the interface; same as IfStaticIndex in the Interface_Table.
|
|
DATE
|
NOT NULL
|
Time stamp that shows the interval at which the set of statistics was stored.
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
DEFAULT 0
|
Status of the PM bucket. Values are:
0: Valid period
Other: Bit mask value (information about PM statistics)
|
|
NUMBER(1)
|
—
|
Whether the NE was under maintenance when the PM bucket was collected.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
—
|
Fifteen-minute interval threshold value for the PM bucket.
|
|
VARCHAR2 (1024)
|
—
|
Daily threshold value for the PM bucket.
|
fibreStatsInvalidOrderedS
ets
|
NUMBER(20)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
Number of invalid ordered sets received.
|
fibreStatsEncodingDispErr
ors
|
NUMBER(20)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
A count of the disparity errors received by the serial/deserializer.
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
A count of 10b errors received by the serial/deserializer.
|
fibreStatsRxFramesTruncat
ed
|
NUMBER(20)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
A count of the received fiber channel frames < 36 bytes including CRC, start of frame (SOF), and end of frame (EOF).
|
fibreStatsRxFramesTooLong
|
NUMBER(20)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
A count of the received fiber channel frames > 2116 bytes of the payload. Four bytes are allowed for supporting VSAN tags sent.
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
A count of the received fiber channel frames with errored CRCs.
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
A count of the number of fiber channel frames received without errors.
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
A count of the number of bytes received without error for the fiber channel payload.
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
Number of inbound discarded packets.
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
A count of the transmitted fiber channel frames with errored CRCs.
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
A count of the number of transmitted fiber channel frames.
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
A count of the number of bytes transmitted from the fiber channel frame.
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
Number of discarded packets.
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
A count of the FC-MR software initiated link recovery attempts toward the FC line side because of SONET protection switches.
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
A count of generic framing procedure (GFP) single bit errors in the core header error check (CHEC).
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
A count of GFP multibit errors in the core header error check (CHEC).
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
A count of GFP invalid user payload identifier (UPI) field in the type field.
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
A count of superblock CRC errors in the transparent GFP frame.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT -2
|
Percentage of received line bandwidth used by the ports during consecutive time segments.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT -2
|
Percentage of transmitted line bandwidth used by the ports during consecutive time segments.
|
|
DATE
|
—
|
Time stamp indicating the last time statistics were reset.
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
—
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
—
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
—
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
—
|
FCIngressRxDistanceExtBuf
fers
|
NUMBER(20)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
—
|
FCEgressTTxDistanceExtBuf
fers
|
NUMBER(20)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
—
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
—
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
—
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
—
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
—
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
—
|
|
NUMBER(1)
|
NOT NULL
|
Whether the PM data is collected in 24-hour or 15-minute increments. Values are:
1: 24 hour
0: 15 minute
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT 0
|
Model type.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT 0
|
Object type.
|
|
VARCHAR2(256)
|
—
|
StrObjInstance name.
|
|
VARCHAR2(1024)
|
—
|
Invalidity list for PM data.
|
1.2.144 ONS15454_GFP_PM_Table
The ONS15454_GFP_PM_Table (Table 1-141) provides monitoring capability to allow operators to identify performance degradation in the generic framing procedure (GFP) multiplexing and framing. GFP describes a framing and encapsulation format for transporting L2/L3 data over SONET, SDH, or OTN transport networks.
Primary key: ONS15454_GFP_PM_PK
Tablespace: ONS15454_DATA_TABLESPACE
Table 1-141 ONS15454_GFP_PM_Table
Column Name
|
Oracle Data Type
|
Integrity Constraints
|
Description
|
NEDBAccessID
|
NUMBER(10)
|
NOT NULL
|
ID to access this table for an NE; same as NEDBAccessID in NE_INFO_TABLE.
|
ModuleType
|
NUMBER(4)
|
NOT NULL
|
Module type to which this PM pertains.
|
PhysicalLoc
|
NUMBER(20)
|
DEFAULT 0
|
Physical location.
|
NEIfIndex
|
NUMBER(20)
|
NOT NULL
|
Table index for the interface; same as IfStaticIndex in the Interface_Table.
|
TimeStamp
|
DATE
|
NOT NULL
|
Time stamp that shows the interval at which the set of statistics was stored.
|
NEIfPMStatus
|
NUMBER(20)
|
DEFAULT 0
|
Status of the PM bucket. Values are:
0: Valid period
Other: Bit mask value (information about PM statistics)
|
inMaintenance
|
NUMBER(1)
|
—
|
Whether the NE was under maintenance when the PM bucket was collected.
|
fifteenMinThresholdMask
|
NUMBER(10)
|
—
|
Fifteen-minute interval threshold value for the PM bucket.
|
thresholdList
|
VARCHAR2(1024)
|
—
|
Daily threshold value for the PM bucket.
|
GFPSTATSCSFRAISED
|
NUMBER(20)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
Number of GFP client signal fail frames.
|
GFPSTATSLFDRAISED
|
NUMBER(20)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
Number of GFP LFD frames.
|
GFPSTATSROUNDTRIPLATENCY
|
NUMBER(20)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
Round-trip delay (in milliseconds [ms]) for the end-to-end FC transport.
|
GFPSTATSRXCIDINVALID
|
NUMBER(20)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
Number of received data frames with an invalid CID.
|
GFPSTATSRXCRCERRORS
|
NUMBER(20)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
Number of superblock CRC errors in the transparent GFP frame.
|
GFPSTATSRXFRAME
|
NUMBER(20)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
Number of received data frames.
|
GFPSTATSRXMBITERRORS
|
NUMBER(20)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
Number of GFP multibit errors in the CHEC.
|
GFPSTATSRXOCTETS
|
NUMBER(20)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
Number of received data octets.
|
GFPSTATSRXSBITERRORS
|
NUMBER(20)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
Number of GFP single-bit errors in the CHEC.
|
GFPSTATSRXSBLKCRCERRORS
|
NUMBER(20)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
Number of super block CRC errors detected in the received GFP-T frames.
|
GFPSTATSRXTYPEINVALID
|
NUMBER(20)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
Number of GFP invalid UPI fields in the type field.
|
GFPSTATSTXFRAME
|
NUMBER(20)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
Number of transmitted data frames.
|
GFPSTATSTXOCTETS
|
NUMBER(20)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
Number of transmitted data octets.
|
GFPSTATSRXDISTANCEEXTBUFFERS
|
NUMBER(20)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
Number of receive buffer credits for GFP-T (valid only if distance extension is enabled).
|
GFPSTATSTXDISTANCEEXTBUFFERS
|
NUMBER(20)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
Number of transmit buffer credits for GFP-T (valid only if distance extension is enabled).
|
IS24H
|
NUMBER(1)
|
NOT NULL
|
Whether the PM data is collected in 24-hour or 15-minute increments. Values are:
1: 24 hour
0: 15 minute
|
ModelType
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT 0
|
Model type.
|
ObjectType
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT 0
|
Object type.
|
StrObjInstance
|
VARCHAR2(256)
|
—
|
StrObjInstance name.
|
InvalidityList
|
VARCHAR2(1024)
|
—
|
Invalidity list for PM data.
|
1.2.145 ONS15454_IFX_PM_Table
The ONS15454_IFX_PM_Table (Table 1-142) is used for IFX PM data where the module type is an ML-series card.
Primary key: ONS15454_IFX_PM_PK
Tablespace: ONS15454_DATA_TABLESPACE
Table 1-142 ONS15454_IFX_PM_Table
Column Name
|
Oracle Data Type
|
Integrity Constraints
|
Description
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
NOT NULL
|
ID to access this table for an NE; same as NEDBAccessID in NE_INFO_TABLE.
|
|
NUMBER(4)
|
NOT NULL
|
Module type to which this PM pertains.
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
DEFAULT 0
|
Physical location.
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
NOT NULL
|
Table index for the interface; same as IfStaticIndex in the Interface_Table.
|
|
DATE
|
NOT NULL
|
Time stamp that shows the interval at which the set of statistics was stored.
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
DEFAULT 0
|
Status of the PM bucket. Values are:
0: Valid period
Other: Bit mask value (information about PM statistics)
|
|
NUMBER(1)
|
—
|
Whether the NE was under maintenance when the PM bucket was collected.
|
|
VARCHAR2(40
|
—
|
—
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
DEFAULT 0
|
—
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
DEFAULT 0
|
—
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
DEFAULT 0
|
—
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
DEFAULT 0
|
—
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
DEFAULT 0
|
—
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
DEFAULT 0
|
—
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
DEFAULT 0
|
—
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
DEFAULT 0
|
—
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
DEFAULT 0
|
—
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
DEFAULT 0
|
—
|
|
NUMBER(1)
|
NOT NULL
|
Whether the PM data is collected in 24-hour or 15-minute increments. Values are:
1: 24 hour
0: 15-minute
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT 0
|
Model type.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT 0
|
Object type.
|
|
VARCHAR2(256)
|
—
|
StrObjInstance name.
|
|
VARCHAR2(1024)
|
—
|
Invalidity list for PM data.
|
1.2.146 ONS15454_Match_STMT_PM_Table
This table is used for PM data where the module type is an ML-series card.
Primary key: None
Tablespace: ONS15454_DATA_TABLESPACE
Table 1-143 ONS15454_Match_STMT_PM_Table
Column Name
|
Oracle Data Type
|
Integrity Constraints
|
Description
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
NOT NULL
|
ID to access this table for an NE; same as NEDBAccessID in the NE_Info_Table.
|
|
NUMBER(4)
|
NOT NULL
|
Module type to which the PM refers.
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
DEFAULT 0
|
Physical location.
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
NOT NULL
|
Table index for the interface.
|
|
DATE
|
NOT NULL
|
Time stamp that shows the interval at which the set of statistics was stored.
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
DEFAULT 0
|
Indicates status of the PM bucket. Valid values are:
0: Valid period
Other: Bit Mask Value
|
|
NUMBER(1)
|
—
|
Whether the NE was under maintenance when the PM bucket was collected.
|
CBQosMatchPrePolic
yPkt64
|
NUMBER(20)
|
DEFAULT 0
|
—
|
CBQosMatchPrePolic
yByte64
|
NUMBER(20)
|
DEFAULT 0
|
—
|
|
NUMBER(1)
|
NOT NULL
|
Whether the PM data is collected in 24-hour or 15-minute increments. Values are:
1: 24 hour
0: 15-minute
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT 0
|
Model type.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT 0
|
Object type.
|
|
VARCHAR2(256)
|
—
|
StrObjInstance name.
|
|
VARCHAR2(1024)
|
—
|
Invalidity list for PM data.
|
1.2.147 ONS15454_NE_Inventory_Table
The ONS15454_NE_Inventory_Table (Table 1-144) stores inventory information about ONS 15454 SONET and ONS 15454 SDH NEs.
Primary key: ONS15454_NE_INVENTORY_PK
Tablespace: ONS15454_DATA_TABLESPACE
Table 1-144 ONS15454_NE_Inventory_Table
Column Name
|
Oracle Data Type
|
Integrity Constraints
|
Description
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
NOT NULL
|
ID to access this table for an NE; same as NEDBAccessID in the NE_Info_Table.
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
NOT NULL
|
Physical location of the card.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
—
|
Equipment type index in the Module_Type_Table. This value represents the configured value of the slot.
|
|
VARCHAR2(32)
|
—
|
Admin state of the equipment.
|
|
VARCHAR2(150)
|
—
|
Service state of the equipment.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
—
|
Equipment type index in the Module_Type_Table. This value represents the actual card in the slot.
|
|
VARCHAR2(16)
|
—
|
Hardware version of the module.
|
|
VARCHAR2(16)
|
—
|
Serial number of the module.
|
|
VARCHAR2(100)
|
—
|
Name of the module.
|
|
VARCHAR2(30)
|
—
|
Name of the software binary file for the module.
|
|
VARCHAR2(4000)
|
—
|
Extra information about the module.
|
|
VARCHAR2(16)
|
—
|
Firmware version of the module.
|
|
NUMBER(1)
|
DEFAULT 1
|
State of the module. Values are:
0: Not Present
1: Mismatch
2: Loading
3: Failed
4: Standby
5: Active
6: Empty
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
—
|
Entity ID assigned to the module.
|
|
VARCHAR2(7)
|
—
|
Manufacturer/hardware revision.
|
|
VARCHAR2(20)
|
—
|
CLEI code for the card.
|
|
VARCHAR2(40)
|
DEFAULT NULL
|
Provisionable inventory code.
|
|
VARCHAR2(20)
|
DEFAULT NULL
|
Product ID.
|
|
VARCHAR2(20)
|
DEFAULT NULL
|
Version ID.
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
DEFAULT 0
|
Last interface change time stamp.
|
1.2.148 ONS15454_OTN_Fec_PM_Table
The ONS15454_OTN_Fec_PM_Table (Table 1-145) is used for OC-N PM data where the module type is an OC-N line card.
Note
For medium, large, and high-end configurations, this table is partitioned.
Primary key: ONS15454_OTNFEC_PM_PK
Tablespace: ONS15454_DATA_TABLESPACE
Table 1-145 ONS15454_OTN_Fec_PM_Table
Column Name
|
Oracle Data Type
|
Integrity Constraints
|
Description
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
NOT NULL
|
ID used to access the ONS15454_OTN_Fec_PM_Table; same as NEDBAccessID in the NE_Info_Table.
|
|
NUMBER(4)
|
NOT NULL
|
Module type.
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
DEFAULT 0
|
Physical location.
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
NOT NULL
|
Table index for the interface. Same as IfStaticIndex of INTERFACE_TABLE.
|
|
DATE
|
NOT NULL
|
Time stamp that shows the interval at which the set of statistics was stored.
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
DEFAULT 0
|
Status of the PM bucket. Values are:
0: Valid Period
Other: Bit Mask Value (info about PM stats)
|
|
NUMBER(1)
|
—
|
Whether the NE was under maintenance when the PM bucket was collected.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
—
|
Threshold value for the PM bucket for the 15-minute interval.
|
|
VARCHAR2 (1024)
|
—
|
Threshold value for the PM bucket for the day.
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
Number of bit errors corrected.
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
Number of byte errors corrected.
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
Number of zero bit errors detected.
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
Number of one-bit errors detected.
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
Number of uncorrectable words.
|
|
NUMBER(1)
|
NOT NULL
|
Whether the PM data is collected in 24-hour or 15-minute increments. Values are:
1: 24 hour
0: 15-minute
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT 0
|
Model type.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT 0
|
Object type.
|
|
VARCHAR2(256)
|
—
|
StrObjInstance name.
|
|
VARCHAR2(1024)
|
—
|
Invalidity list for PM data.
|
1.2.149 ONS15454_OTN_Path_PM_Table
The ONS15454_OTN_Path_PM_Table (Table 1-146) is used for OCN PM data where the module type is an OCN Line card.
Note
For medium, large, and high-end configurations, this table is partitioned.
Primary key: ONS15454_OTNPATH_PM_PK
Tablespace: ONS15454_DATA_TABLESPACE
Table 1-146 ONS15454_OTN_Path_PM_Table
Column Name
|
Oracle Data Type
|
Integrity Constraints
|
Description
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
NOT NULL
|
ID used to access the ONS15454_OTN_Path_PM_Table; same as NEDBAccessID in the NE_Info_Table.
|
|
NUMBER(4)
|
NOT NULL
|
Module type.
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
DEFAULT 0
|
Physical location.
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
NOT NULL
|
Table index for the interface. Same as IfStaticIndex of INTERFACE_TABLE.
|
|
DATE
|
NOT NULL
|
Time stamp that shows the interval at which the set of statistics was stored.
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
DEFAULT 0
|
Status of the PM bucket. Values are:
0: Valid Period
Other: Bit Mask Value (info about PM stats)
|
|
NUMBER(1)
|
—
|
Whether the NE was under maintenance when the PM bucket was collected.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
—
|
Threshold value for the PM bucket for the 15-minute interval.
|
|
VARCHAR2 (1024)
|
—
|
Threshold value for the PM bucket for the day.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
Number of seconds when at least one path layer BIP error is detected or an SEF or LOS defect is present.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
Count when K or more path layer BIP errors are detected. (Refer to Telcordia GR-253-CORE for the value of K.)
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
Number of unavailable seconds encountered by a path interface in the interval.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
Number of background block errors in the interval.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
Number of failed events.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
Error seconds ratio when at least one path layer BIP error is detected or an SEF or LOS is detected.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
Severely errored seconds ratio.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
Number of background block errors ratio in the interval.
|
|
NUMBER(1)
|
NOT NULL
|
Whether the PM data is collected in 24-hour or 15-minute increments. Values are:
1: 24 hour
0: 15-minute
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
Number of far-end errored seconds encountered by an OCN interface in the interval. This is valid for the OC12, OC3, and EC1 cards.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
Number of far-end severely errored seconds encountered by an OCN interface in the interval. This is valid for the OC12, OC3, and EC1 cards.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
Number of far-end unavailable seconds encountered by an OCN interface in the interval. This is valid for the OC12, OC3, and EC1 cards.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
Number of far-end background block errors in the interval.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
Number of far-end failure count encountered in the interval.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
Far-end error seconds ratio when at least one path layer BIP error was detected or an SEF or LOS defect is present.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
Far-end severely errored seconds ratio.
|
FeBackGroundBlockErrRatio
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
Number of far-end background block errors ratio in the interval.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT 0
|
Model type.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT 0
|
Object type.
|
|
VARCHAR2(256)
|
—
|
StrObjInstance name.
|
|
VARCHAR2(1024)
|
—
|
Invalidity list for PM data.
|
1.2.150 ONS15454_OTN_Sec_PM_Table
The ONS15454_OTN_Sec_PM_Table (Table 1-147) is used for OCN PM data where the module type is an OCN Line card.
Note
For medium, large, and high-end configurations, this table is partitioned.
Primary key: ONS15454_OTNSEC_PM_PK
Tablespace: ONS15454_DATA_TABLESPACE
Table 1-147 ONS15454_OTN_Sec_PM_Table
Column Name
|
Oracle Data Type
|
Integrity Constraints
|
Description
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
NOT NULL
|
ID used to access this table for an NE; same as NEDBAccessID in the NE_Info_Table.
|
|
NUMBER(4)
|
NOT NULL
|
Module type.
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
DEFAULT 0
|
Physical location.
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
NOT NULL
|
Table index for the interface.
|
|
DATE
|
NOT NULL
|
Time stamp that shows the interval at which the set of statistics was stored.
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
DEFAULT 0
|
Status of the PM bucket. Values are:
0: Valid Period
Other: Bit Mask Value (info about PM stats)
|
|
NUMBER(1)
|
—
|
Whether the NE was under maintenance when the PM bucket was collected.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
—
|
Threshold value for the PM bucket for the 15-minute interval.
|
|
VARCHAR2 (1024)
|
—
|
Threshold value for the PM bucket for the day.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
Number of seconds when at least one section layer BIP error is detected or an SEF or LOS defect is present.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
Count when K or more section layer BIP errors are detected. (Refer to Telcordia GR-253-CORE for the value of K.)
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
Number of unavailable seconds encountered by a Section interface in the interval.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
Number of background block error in the interval.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
Number of failed events.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
Error seconds ratio when at least one section layer BIP error is detected or an SEF or LOS is detected.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
Severely errored seconds ratio.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
Number of background block errors ratio in the interval.
|
|
NUMBER(1)
|
NOT NULL
|
Whether the PM data is collected in 24-hour or 15-minute increments. Values are:
1: 24 hour
0: 15-minute
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
Number of far-end errored seconds encountered by a CHANNEL interface in the interval. This is valid for the XP_MR_10G and MXP_2.5G_10G cards.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
Number of far-end severely errored seconds encountered by a CHANNEL interface in the interval. This is valid for the XP_MR_10G and MXP_2.5G_10G cards.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
Number of far-end unavailable seconds encountered by a CHANNEL interface in the interval. This is valid for the XP_MR_10G and MXP_2.5G_10G cards.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
Number of far-end back ground block errors in the interval.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
Number of far-end failure count encountered in the interval.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
Far-end error seconds ratio when at least one section layer BIP error was detected or an SEF or LOS defect is present.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
Far-end severely errored seconds ratio.
|
FeBackGroundBlockErrRatio
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
Number of far-end background block errors ratio in the interval.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT 0
|
Model type.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT 0
|
Object type.
|
|
VARCHAR2(256)
|
—
|
StrObjInstance name.
|
|
VARCHAR2(1024)
|
—
|
Invalidity list for PM data.
|
1.2.151 ONS15454_PHY_LAYER_PM_Table
The ONS 15454_PHY_LAYER_PM_Table (Table 1-148) is used for OC-N/STM Physical PM data of the ONS 15327, ONS 15454 SONET, ONS 15454 SDH, and ONS 15600 NEs.
Note
For medium, large, and high-end configurations, this table is partitioned.
Primary key: ONS15454_PHY_LAYER_PM_PK
Tablespace: ONS15454_DATA_TABLESPACE
Table 1-148 ONS15454_PHY_LAYER_PM_Table
Column Name
|
Oracle Data Type
|
Integrity Constraints
|
Description
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
NOT NULL
|
ID used to access this table; same as NEDBAccessID in the NE_Info_Table.
|
|
NUMBER(4)
|
NOT NULL
|
Module type.
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
DEFAULT 0
|
Physical location.
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
NOT NULL
|
Table index for the interface.
|
|
DATE
|
NOT NULL
|
Time stamp that shows the interval at which the set of statistics was stored.
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
DEFAULT 0
|
Status of the PM bucket. Values are:
0: Valid Period
Other: Bit Mask Value (info about PM stats)
|
|
NUMBER(1)
|
—
|
Whether the NE was under maintenance when the PM bucket was collected.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
—
|
Threshold value for the PM bucket for the 15-minute interval.
|
|
VARCHAR2 (1024)
|
—
|
Threshold value for the PM bucket for the day.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
Laser bias current (normalized).
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
Optical power transmitted (normalized).
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
Optical power received (normalized).
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
Minimum laser bias.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
Average laser bias.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
Maximum laser bias.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
Minimum laser temperature.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
Average laser temperature.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
Maximum laser temperature.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
Minimum received laser temperature.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
Average received laser temperature.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
Maximum received laser temperature.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
Minimum transreceiver voltage.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
Average transreceiver voltage.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
Maximum transreceiver voltage.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
Minimum transmitted power.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
Average transmitted power.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
Maximum transmitted power.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
Minimum received power.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
Average received power.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
Maximum received power.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
Minimum passthrough power.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
Average passthrough power.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
Maximum passthrough power.
|
|
NUMBER(1)
|
NOT NULL
|
Whether the PM data is collected in 24-hour or 15-minute increments. Values are:
1: 24 hour
0: 15-minute
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT 0
|
Model type.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT 0
|
Object type.
|
|
VARCHAR2(256)
|
—
|
StrObjInstance name.
|
|
VARCHAR2(1024)
|
—
|
Invalidity list for PM data.
|
1.2.152 ONS15454_Police_PM_Table
This table (Table 1-149) is used for CBQOS PM data where the module type is an ML-series card.
Primary key: ONS15454_QOSPLS_PM_PK
Tablespace: ONS15454_DATA_TABLESPACE
Table 1-149 ONS15454_Police_PM_Table
Column Name
|
Oracle Data Type
|
Integrity Constraints
|
Description
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
NOT NULL
|
ID used to access this table; same as NEDBAccessID in the NE_Info_Table.
|
|
NUMBER(4)
|
NOT NULL
|
Module type to which the PM refers.
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
DEFAULT 0
|
Physical location.
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
NOT NULL
|
Table index for the interface.
|
|
DATE
|
NOT NULL
|
Time stamp that shows the interval at which the set of statistics was stored.
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
DEFAULT 0
|
Indicates the status of the PM bucket. Valid values are:
0: Valid period
Other: Bit mask value
|
|
NUMBER(1)
|
—
|
Whether the NE was under maintenance when the PM bucket was collected.
|
CBQosPoliceConform
edPkt64
|
NUMBER(20)
|
DEFAULT 0
|
—
|
CBQosPoliceConform
edByte64
|
NUMBER(20)
|
DEFAULT 0
|
—
|
CBQosPoliceExceede
dPkt64
|
NUMBER(20)
|
DEFAULT 0
|
—
|
CBQosPoliceExceede
dByte64
|
NUMBER(20)
|
DEFAULT 0
|
—
|
CBQosPoliceViolate
dPkt64
|
NUMBER(20)
|
DEFAULT 0
|
—
|
CBQosPoliceViolate
dByte64
|
NUMBER(20)
|
DEFAULT 0
|
—
|
|
NUMBER(1)
|
NOT NULL
|
Whether the PM data is collected in 24-hour or 15-minute increments. Values are:
1: 24 hour
0: 15-minute
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT 0
|
Model type.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT 0
|
Object type.
|
|
VARCHAR2(256)
|
—
|
StrObjInstance name.
|
|
VARCHAR2(1024)
|
—
|
Invalidity list for PM data.
|
1.2.153 ONS15454_POS_PM_Table
The ONS15454_POS_PM_Table (Table 1-150) is used for POS PM data where the module type is an ML-series card.
Note
For medium, large, and high-end configurations, this table is partitioned.
Primary key: ONS15454_DATA_TABLESPACE
Tablespace: ONS15454_DATA_TABLESPACE
Table 1-150 ONS15454_POS_PM_Table
Column Name
|
Oracle Data Type
|
Integrity Constraints
|
Description
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
NOT NULL
|
ID used to access this table; same as NEDBAccessID in the NE_Info_Table.
|
|
NUMBER(4)
|
NOT NULL
|
Module type.
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
DEFAULT 0
|
Physical location.
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
NOT NULL
|
Table index for the interface. Same as IfStaticIndex of INTERFACE_TABLE.
|
|
DATE
|
NOT NULL
|
Time stamp that shows the interval at which the set of statistics was stored.
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
DEFAULT 0
|
Status of the PM bucket. Values are:
0: Valid Period
Other: Bit Mask Value (info about PM stats)
|
|
NUMBER(1)
|
—
|
Whether the NE was under maintenance when the PM bucket was collected.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
—
|
Threshold value for the PM bucket for the 15-minute interval.
|
|
VARCHAR2 (1024)
|
—
|
Threshold value for the PM bucket for the day.
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
Number of bytes received prior to the bytes undergoing high-level data link control (HDLC) encapsulation by the policy engine.
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
Number of bytes received after the bytes undergoing HDLC encapsulation by the policy engine.
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
Number of packets received since the last counter reset.
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
Number of normal packets received since the last counter reset.
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
Number of short packets received since the last counter reset.
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
Total number of frames received that are less than 64 bytes in length and have a CRC error.
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
Number of long packets received since the last counter reset.
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
Total number of received errors.
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
Cyclic Redundancy Check (CRC) errors on received frames.
|
PosStatsRxInputDropPackets
|
NUMBER(20)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
Number of packets received that have been dropped in input.
|
PosStatsRxInputAbortPackets
|
NUMBER(20)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
Number of packets received that have been aborted in input.
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
Good pre-HDLC bytes transmitted. Bytes from packets which were aborted due to FIFO underflow or an error from the system interface or are smaller than the programmed minimum number of bytes are not included,. These bytes are from the system interface before flags, stuffing, or FCS.
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
Good post-HDLC bytes transmitted. These bytes are from the system interface after the escaping flags and FCS are added.
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
Number of packets transmitted since the last counter reset.
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
Drop counts per port.
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
—
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
—
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
—
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
—
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
—
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
—
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
—
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
—
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
—
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
—
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
—
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
—
|
MediaIndStatsRxFramesTooLong
|
NUMBER(20)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
—
|
MediaIndStatsRxFramesBadCRC
|
NUMBER(20)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
—
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
—
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
—
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
—
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
—
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
—
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
—
|
RxPktsDropInternalCongestion
|
NUMBER(20)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
—
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
—
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
—
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
—
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
—
|
|
NUMBER(1)
|
NOT NULL
|
Whether the PM data is collected in 24-hour or 15-minute increments. Values are:
1: 24 hour
0: 15-minute
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT 0
|
Model type.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT 0
|
Object type.
|
|
VARCHAR2(256)
|
—
|
StrObjInstance name.
|
|
VARCHAR2(1024)
|
—
|
Invalidity list for PM data.
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
Number of payload CRC errors received since the last counter reset.
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
Number of payload CRC errors transmitted since the last counter reset.
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
Number of oversize packets transmitted since the last counter reset.
|
1.2.154 ONS15454_Privilege_Table
The ONS15454_Privilege_Table (Table 1-151) stores user privilege information for ONS 15454 SONET and ONS 15454 SDH NEs.
Primary key: PK_ONS15454_PRIV_ID
Tablespace: ONS15454_DATA_TABLESPACE
Table 1-151 ONS15454_Privilege_Table
Column Name
|
Oracle Data Type
|
Integrity Constraints
|
Description
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
NOT NULL
|
Privilege ID. Values are:
0: Retrieve
1: Maintenance
2: Provisioning
3: Superuser
|
|
VARCHAR2(30)
|
NOT NULL
|
Privilege level. Values are:
0: Retrieve
1: Maintenance
2: Provisioning
3: Superuser
|
|
VARCHAR2(64)
|
—
|
Description.
|
1.2.155 ONS15454_SONET_Line_PM_Table
The ONS15454_SONET_Line_PM_Table (Table 1-152) stores SONET line PM information for ONS 15327 and ONS 15454 SONET NEs. This table is used for OC-N PM data where the module type is an OC-N or EC1 line card.
Note
For medium, large, and high-end configurations, this table is partitioned.
Primary key: ONS15454_LINE_PM_PK
Tablespace: ONS15454_DATA_TABLESPACE
Table 1-152 ONS15454_SONET_Line_PM_Table
Column Name
|
Oracle Data Type
|
Integrity Constraints
|
Description
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
NOT NULL
|
ID to access this table for an NE; same as NEDBAccessID in the NE_INFO_TABLE.
|
|
NUMBER(4)
|
NOT NULL
|
Module type to which this PM pertains.
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
DEFAULT 0
|
Physical location.
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
NOT NULL
|
Table index for the interface; same as IfStaticIndex in the Interface_Table.
|
|
DATE
|
NOT NULL
|
Time stamp that shows the interval at which the set of statistics was stored.
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
DEFAULT 0
|
Status of the PM bucket. Values are:
0: Valid period
Other: Bit mask value (information about PM statistics)
|
|
NUMBER(1)
|
—
|
Whether the NE was under maintenance when the PM bucket was collected.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
—
|
Threshold value for the PM bucket for the 15-minute interval.
|
|
VARCHAR2 (1024)
|
—
|
Threshold value for the PM bucket for the day.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
Number of LCVs encountered by an OC-N interface in the interval. This is valid for the OC12, OC3, and EC1 cards.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
Number of errored seconds encountered by an OC-N interface in the interval. This is valid for the OC12, OC3, and EC1 cards.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
Number of severely errored seconds encountered by an OC-N interface in the interval. This is valid for the OC12, OC3, and EC1 cards.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
Number of unavailable seconds encountered by an OC-N interface in the interval. This is valid for the OC12, OC3, and EC1 cards.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
Positive Pointer Justification Count, Path Detected is a count of the positive pointer justifications detected on a particular path on an incoming signal.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
Negative Pointer Justification Count, Path Detected is a count of the negative pointer justifications detected on a particular path on an incoming signal.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
Positive Pointer Justification Count, Path Generated is a count of the positive pointer justifications generated for a particular path.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
Negative Pointer Justification Count, Path Generated is a count of the negative pointer justifications generated for a particular path.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
Line failure count (FC-L) encountered by an OC-N interface in the interval. This is valid for the OC12, OC3, and EC1 cards. FC-L is a count of the number of near-end line failure events. A failure event begins when a line alarm indication signal (AIS-L) failure is declared or when a lower-layer, traffic-related, near-end failure is declared. This failure event ends when the failure is cleared. A failure event that begins in one period and ends in another period is counted only in the period where it begins.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
Protection switching count (PSC) encountered by an OC-N interface in the interval. This is valid for the OC12 and OC3 only. In a 1 + 1 protection scheme for a working card, PSC is a count of the number of times service switches from a working card to a protection card plus the number of times service switches back to the working card. For a protection card, PSC is a count of the number of times service switches to a working card from a protection card plus the number of times service switches back to the protection card. The PSC PM is only applicable if revertive line-level protection switching is used.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
Protection switching duration (PSD) count encountered by an OC-N interface in the interval. This is valid for the OC12 and OC3 only. PSD applies to the length of time, in seconds, that service is carried on another line. For a working line, PSD is a count of the number of seconds that service was carried on the protection line. For the protection line, PSD is a count of the seconds that the line was used to carry service. The PSD PM is only applicable if revertive line-level protection switching is used.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
Displays the sum of the absolute values of differences between positive transmitted and received, and negative transmitted and received. The important metric on pointer justification is not the exact counts, but how many were absorbed.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
Indicates the number of Pointer Justification Count Seconds detected on a particular path.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
Indicates the number of Pointer Justification Count Seconds generated for a particular path.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
Protection switching count-working.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
Protection switching duration-working.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
Protection switching count-ring.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
Protection switching duration-ring.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
Protection switching count-span.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
Protection switching duration-span.
|
|
NUMBER(1)
|
NOT NULL
|
Whether the PM data is collected in 24-hour or 15-minute increments. Values are:
1: 24 hour
0: 15-minute
|
|
NUMBER (10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
Number of line code violations encountered by an OC-N interface in the interval. This is valid for the OC12, OC3, and EC1 cards.
|
|
NUMBER (10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
Number of errored seconds encountered by an OC-N interface in the interval. This is valid for the OC12, OC3, and EC1 cards.
|
|
NUMBER (10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
Number of severely errored seconds encountered by an OC-N interface in the interval. This is valid for the OC12, OC3, and EC1 cards.
|
|
NUMBER (10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
Number of unavailable seconds encountered by an OC-N interface in the interval. This is valid for the OC12, OC3, and EC1 cards.
|
|
NUMBER (10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
Number of failure count encountered by an OC-N interface in the interval. This is valid for the OC12, OC3, and EC1 cards.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT 0
|
Model type.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT 0
|
Object type.
|
|
VARCHAR2(256)
|
—
|
StrObjInstance name.
|
|
VARCHAR2(1024)
|
—
|
Invalidity list for PM data.
|
1.2.156 ONS15454_SONET_Path_PM_Table
The ONS15454_SONET_Path_PM_Table (Table 1-153) stores SONET path PM information for ONS 15327 and ONS 15454 SONET NEs. This table is used for path PM data where the module type is a DS1, DS1N, DS3, DS3E, DS3N, DS3NE, DS3XM, OC-N, or EC1 line card.
Note
For medium, large, and high-end configurations, this table is partitioned.
Primary key: ONS15454_PATH_LINE_PM_PK
Tablespace: ONS15454_DATA_TABLESPACE
Table 1-153 ONS15454_SONET_Path_PM_Table
Column Name
|
Oracle Data Type
|
Integrity Constraints
|
Description
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
NOT NULL
|
ID to access this table for an NE; same as NEDBAccessID in the NE_INFO_TABLE.
|
|
NUMBER(4)
|
NOT NULL
|
Module type to which this PM pertains.
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
DEFAULT 0
|
Physical location.
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
NOT NULL
|
Table index for the interface; same as IfStaticIndex in the Interface_Table.
|
|
DATE
|
DEFAULT 0
|
Time stamp that shows the interval at which the set of statistics was stored.
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
NOT NULL
|
Status of the PM bucket. Values are:
0: Valid period
Other: Bit mask value (information about PM statistics)
|
|
NUMBER(1)
|
—
|
Whether the NE was under maintenance when the PM bucket was collected.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
—
|
Threshold value for the PM bucket for the 15-minute interval.
|
|
VARCHAR2 (1024)
|
—
|
Threshold value for the PM bucket for the day.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
Number of LCVs encountered by a path interface in the interval. This is valid for the OC12, OC3, and DS3XM cards.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
Number of errored seconds encountered by a path interface in the interval. This is valid for the OC12, OC3, and DS3XM cards.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
Number of severely errored seconds encountered by a path interface in the interval. This is valid for the OC12, OC3, and DS3XM cards.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
Number of unavailable seconds encountered by a path interface in the interval. This is valid for the OC12, OC3, and DS3XM cards.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
Failure count. Number of path failure events.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
Positive Pointer Justification Count, Path Detected is a count of the positive pointer justifications detected on a particular path on an incoming signal.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
Negative Pointer Justification Count, Path Detected is a count of the negative pointer justifications detected on a particular path on an incoming signal.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
Positive Pointer Justification Count, Path Generated is a count of the positive pointer justifications generated for a particular path.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
Negative Pointer Justification Count, Path Generated is a count of the negative pointer justifications generated for a particular path.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
Displays the sum of the absolute values of differences between positive transmitted and received, and negative transmitted and received. The important metric on pointer justification is not the exact counts, but how many were absorbed.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
Indicates the number of Pointer Justification Count Seconds detected on a particular path.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
Indicates the number of Pointer Justification Count Seconds generated for a particular path.
|
|
NUMBER(1)
|
NOT NULL
|
Whether the PM data is collected in 24-hour or 15-minute increments. Values are:
1: 24 hour
0: 15-minute
|
FeSonetPathCodeViolations
|
NUMBER (10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
Number of code violations encountered by a path interface in the interval. This is valid for the far-end OC12, OC3, and DS3XM cards.
|
|
NUMBER (10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
Number of errored seconds encountered by a path interface in the interval. This is valid for the far-end OC12, OC3, and DS3XM cards.
|
|
NUMBER (10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
Number of severely errored seconds encountered by a path interface in the interval. This is valid for the far-end OC12, OC3, and DS3XM cards.
|
FeSonetPathUnavaliableSecs
|
NUMBER (10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
Number of unavailable seconds encountered by a path interface in the interval. This is valid for the far-end OC12, OC3, and DS3XM cards.
|
|
NUMBER (10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
Number of far-end path failure events.
|
|
NUMBER (4)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
Size of the STS. This is valid for the OC-N/STM-N cards. Possible values are:
1: STS-1
3: STS-3c
6: STS-6c
12: STS-12c
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT 0
|
Model type.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT 0
|
Object type.
|
|
VARCHAR2(256)
|
—
|
StrObjInstance name.
|
|
VARCHAR2(1024)
|
—
|
Invalidity list for PM data.
|
1.2.157 ONS15454_SONET_Sec_PM_Table
The ONS15454_SONET_Sec_PM_Table (Table 1-154) stores OC-N or EC1 line card PM information for ONS 15327 and ONS 15454 SONET NEs.
Note
For medium, large, and high-end configurations, this table is partitioned.
Primary key: ONS15454_SONET_SEC_PM_PK
Tablespace: ONS15454_DATA_TABLESPACE
Table 1-154 ONS15454_SONET_Sec_PM_Table
Column Name
|
Oracle Data Type
|
Integrity Constraints
|
Description
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
NOT NULL
|
ID to access this table for an NE; same as NEDBAccessID in the NE_INFO_TABLE.
|
|
NUMBER(4)
|
NOT NULL
|
Module type to which this PM pertains.
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
DEFAULT 0
|
Physical location.
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
NOT NULL
|
Table index for the interface; same as IfStaticIndex in the Interface_Table.
|
|
DATE
|
NOT NULL
|
Time stamp that shows the interval at which the set of statistics was stored.
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
DEFAULT 0
|
Status of the PM bucket. Values are:
0: Valid period
Other: Bit mask value (information about PM statistics)
|
|
NUMBER(1)
|
—
|
Whether the NE was under maintenance when the PM bucket was collected.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
—
|
Threshold value for the PM bucket for the 15-minute interval.
|
|
VARCHAR2 (1024)
|
—
|
Threshold value for the PM bucket for the day.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
Number of section severely errored frame seconds encountered by an OC-N interface in the interval. This is valid for the OC12, OC3, and EC1 cards.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
Number of bit interleaved parity (BIP) errors detected at the session layer.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
Number of seconds when at least one section layer BIP error was detected or a severely errored frame (SEF) or LOS defect was present.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
Severely errored seconds is a count when K or more section-layer BIP errors were detected. (Refer to Telcordia GR-253-CORE for the value of K.)
|
|
NUMBER(1)
|
NOT NULL
|
Whether the PM data is collected in 24-hour or 15-minute increments. Values are:
1: 24 hour
0: 15-minute
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT 0
|
Model type.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT 0
|
Object type.
|
|
VARCHAR2(256)
|
—
|
StrObjInstance name.
|
|
VARCHAR2(1024)
|
—
|
Invalidity list for PM data.
|
1.2.158 ONS15454_SONET_VT_PM_Table
The ONS15454_SONET_VT_PM_Table (Table 1-155) stores VT line card PM information for ONS 15327 and ONS 15454 SONET NEs. This table is used for VT PM data where the module type is a DS1, DS1N, or DS3XM line card.
Note
For medium, large, and high-end configurations, this table is partitioned.
Primary key: ONS15454_VT_LINE_PM_PK
Tablespace: ONS15454_DATA_TABLESPACE
Table 1-155 ONS15454_SONET_VT_PM_Table
Column Name
|
Oracle Data Type
|
Integrity Constraints
|
Description
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
NOT NULL
|
ID to access this table for an NE; same as NEDBAccessID in NE_INFO_TABLE.
|
|
NUMBER(4)
|
NOT NULL
|
Module type to which this PM pertains.
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
DEFAULT 0
|
Physical location.
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
NOT NULL
|
Table index for the interface; same as IfStaticIndex in the Interface_Table.
|
|
DATE
|
DEFAULT 0
|
Time stamp that shows the interval at which the set of statistics was stored.
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
NOT NULL
|
Status of the PM bucket. Values are:
0: Valid period
Other: Bit mask value (information about PM statistics)
|
|
NUMBER(1)
|
—
|
Whether the NE was under maintenance when the PM bucket was collected.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
—
|
Threshold value for the PM bucket for the 15-minute interval.
|
|
VARCHAR2 (1024)
|
—
|
Threshold value for the PM bucket for the day.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
Number of coding violations encountered by a SONET VT in the interval.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
Number of errored seconds encountered by a VT interface in the interval. This is valid for the DS3XM card.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
Number of severely errored seconds encountered by a VT interface in the interval. This is valid for the DS3XM card.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
Number of unavailable seconds encountered by a VT interface in the interval. This is valid for the DS3XM card.
|
|
NUMBER(1)
|
NOT NULL
|
Whether the PM data is collected in 24-hour or 15-minute increments. Values are:
1: 24 hour
0: 15-minute
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
Number of coding violations encountered by a SONET VT in the interval (far end).
|
|
NUMBER (10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
Number of errored seconds encountered by a VT interface in the interval (far end). This is valid for the DS3XM card.
|
|
NUMBER (10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
Number of severely errored seconds encountered by a VT interface in the interval (far end). This is valid for the DS3XM card.
|
FeSonetLineUnavailableSecs
|
NUMBER (10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
Number of unavailable seconds encountered by a VT interface in the interval (far end). This is valid for the DS3XM card.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT 0
|
Model type.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT 0
|
Object type.
|
|
VARCHAR2(256)
|
—
|
StrObjInstance name.
|
|
VARCHAR2(1024)
|
—
|
Invalidity list for PM data.
|
|
NUMBER(1)
|
DEFAULT 0
|
Type of VT. Values are:
0: VT1_5
1: VT2*/
|
1.2.159 ONS15454_User_Table
The ONS15454_User_Table (Table 1-156) stores user information for ONS 15454 SONET and ONS 15454 SDH NEs.
Primary key: ONS15454_USER_TABLE_PK
Tablespace: ONS15454_DATA_TABLESPACE
Table 1-156 ONS15454_User_Table
Column Name
|
Oracle Data Type
|
Integrity Constraints
|
Description
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
NOT NULL
|
ID to access this table for an NE; same as NEDBAccessID in the NE_TABLE.
|
|
VARCHAR2(64)
|
NOT NULL
|
ONS 15454 SONET and ONS 15454 SDH username.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
—
|
Privilege level.
|
|
NUMBER(1)
|
DEFAULT 0
|
Current lockout status.
|
|
DATE
|
—
|
Time stamp for last login.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
—
|
Count for failed login attempts.
|
|
NUMBER(1)
|
DEFAULT 0
|
Disabled status.
|
|
NUMBER(1)
|
DEFAULT 0
|
Change password on next login status.
|
1.2.160 ONS15454SDH_E1_PM_Table
The ONS15454SDH_E1_PM_Table (Table 1-157) stores PM information for the E1 card in ONS 15454 SDH NEs.
Note
For medium, large, and high-end configurations, this table is partitioned.
Primary key: ONS15454SDH_E1_PM_TABLE_PK
Tablespace: ONS15454_DATA_TABLESPACE
Table 1-157 ONS15454SDH_E1_PM_Table
Column Name
|
Oracle Data Type
|
Integrity Constraints
|
Description
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
NOT NULL
|
ID to access this table for an NE; same as NEDBAccessID in the NE_INFO_TABLE.
|
|
NUMBER(4)
|
NOT NULL
|
Module type to which this PM pertains.
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
DEFAULT 0
|
Physical location.
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
NOT NULL
|
Table index for the interface; same as IfStaticIndex in the Interface_Table.
|
|
DATE
|
NOT NULL
|
Time stamp that shows the interval at which the set of statistics was stored.
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
Status of the PM bucket. Values are:
0: Valid period
Other: Bit mask value (information about PM statistics)
|
|
NUMBER(1)
|
—
|
Whether the NE was under maintenance when the PM bucket was collected.
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
—
|
Threshold value for the PM bucket for the 15-minute interval.
|
|
VARCHAR2 (1024)
|
—
|
Threshold value for the PM bucket for the day.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
Line coding violation (CV-L) indicates the number of coding violations occurring on the line. This parameter is a count of bipolar violations (BPVs) and excessive zeros (EXZs) occurring over the accumulation period.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
Line errored seconds (ES-L) is a count of the seconds containing one or more anomalies (BPV + EXZ) and/or defects (loss of signal) on the line.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
Line severely errored seconds (SES-L) is a count of the seconds containing more than a particular quantity of anomalies (BPV + EXZ > 2048) and/or defects on the line.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
—
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
Receive (Rx) path errored block (EB-P) indicates that one or more bits are in error within a block.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
Rx path background block error (BBE-P) is an errored block not occurring as part of a severely errored second (SES).
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
Rx path errored seconds (ES-P) is a 1-second period with one or more errored blocks or at least one defect.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
Rx path severely errored seconds (SES-P) is a 1-second period containing greater than 30 percent errored blocks or at least one defect. SES is a subset of errored seconds (ES).
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
Rx path unavailable seconds (E1 Rx UAS-P) is a count of 1-second intervals when the E1 path is unavailable on the receive end of the signal. The E1 path is unavailable when ten consecutive SESs occur. The ten SESs are included in unavailable time. After it becomes unavailable, the E1 path becomes available when ten consecutive seconds occur with no SESs. The ten seconds with no SESs are excluded from unavailable time.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
Rx path errored second ratio (ESR-P) is the ratio of errored seconds to total seconds in available time during a fixed measurement interval.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
Rx path severely errored second ratio (SESR-P) is the ratio of SES to total seconds in available time during a fixed measurement interval.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
Rx path background block error ratio (BBER) is the ratio of background block errors (BBE) to total blocks in available time during a fixed measurement interval. The count of total blocks excludes all blocks during SESs.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
Tx alarm indication signal seconds (AISS) is a count of 1-second intervals containing one or more AIS defects.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
Tx EB-P indicates that one or more bits are in error within a block.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
Tx path background block error (BBE-P) is an errored block not occurring as part of an SES.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
Tx ES-P is a 1-second period with one or more errored blocks or at least one defect.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
Tx path severely errored seconds (SES-P) is a 1-second period containing greater than 30 percent errored blocks or at least one defect. SES is a subset of ES.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
E1 Tx UAS-P is a count of 1-second intervals when the E1 path is unavailable on the transmit end of the signal. The E1 path is unavailable when ten consecutive SESs occur. The ten SESs are included in unavailable time. After it becomes unavailable, the E1 path becomes available when ten consecutive seconds occur with no SESs. The ten seconds with no SESs are excluded from unavailable time.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
Tx ESR-P is the ratio of errored seconds to total seconds in available time during a fixed measurement interval.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
Tx SESR-P is the ratio of SES to total seconds in available time during a fixed measurement interval.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
Tx BBER-P is the ratio of BBE to total blocks in available time during a fixed measurement interval. The count of total blocks excludes all blocks during SESs.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
Rx AISS is a count of 1-second intervals containing one or more AIS defects.
|
|
NUMBER(1)
|
NOT NULL
|
Whether the PM data is collected in 24-hour or 15-minute increments. Values are:
1: 24 hour
0: 15-minute
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
Rx EB-P indicates that one or more bits are in error within a block (far end).
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
Rx ES-P is a 1-second period with one or more errored blocks or at least one defect (far end).
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
Rx path severely errored seconds (SES-P) is a 1-second period containing greater than 30 percent errored blocks or at least one defect (far end). SES is a subset of ES.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
Rx path background block error (BBE-P) is an errored block not occurring as part of an SES (far end).
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
Rx UAS-P is a count of 1-second intervals when the E1 path is unavailable on the receive end of the signal (far end). The E1 path is unavailable when ten consecutive SESs occur. The ten SESs are included in unavailable time. After it becomes unavailable, the E1 path becomes available when ten consecutive seconds occur with no SESs. The ten seconds with no SESs are excluded from unavailable time.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
Rx ESR-P is the ratio of errored seconds to total seconds in available time during a fixed measurement interval (far end).
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
Rx SESR-P is the ratio of SES to total seconds in available time during a fixed measurement interval (far end).
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
Rx BBER-P is the ratio of BBE to total blocks in available time during a fixed measurement interval (far end). The count of total blocks excludes all blocks during SESs.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
Tx EB-P indicates that one or more bits are in error within a block (far end).
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
Tx ES-P is a 1-second period with one or more errored blocks or at least one defect (far end).
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
Tx path severely errored seconds (SES-P) is a 1-second period containing greater than 30 percent errored blocks or at least one defect (far end). SES is a subset of ES.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
Tx path background block error (BBE-P) is an errored block not occurring as part of an SES (far end).
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
Tx UAS-P is a count of 1-second intervals when the E1 path is unavailable on the transmit end of the signal (far end). The E1 path is unavailable when ten consecutive SESs occur. The ten SESs are included in unavailable time. After it becomes unavailable, the E1 path becomes available when ten consecutive seconds occur with no SESs. The ten seconds with no SESs are excluded from unavailable time.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
Tx ESR-P is the ratio of errored seconds to total seconds in available time during a fixed measurement interval (far end).
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
Tx SESR-P is the ratio of SES to total seconds in available time during a fixed measurement interval (far end).
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
Tx BBER-P is the ratio of BBE to total blocks in available time during a fixed measurement interval (far end). The count of total blocks excludes all blocks during SESs.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT 0
|
Model type.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT 0
|
Object type.
|
|
VARCHAR2(256)
|
—
|
StrObjInstance name.
|
|
VARCHAR2(1024)
|
—
|
Invalidity list for PM data.
|
1.2.161 ONS15454SDH_E3_PM_Table
The ONS15454SDH_E3_PM_Table (Table 1-158) stores PM information for the E3 card in ONS 15454 SDH NEs.
Note
For medium, large, and high-end configurations, this table is partitioned.
Primary key: ONS15454SDH_E3_PM_TABLE_PK
Tablespace: ONS15454_DATA_TABLESPACE
Table 1-158 ONS15454SDH_E3_PM_Table
Column Name
|
Oracle Data Type
|
Integrity Constraints
|
Description
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
NOT NULL
|
ID to access this table for an NE; same as NEDBAccessID in the NE_INFO_TABLE.
|
|
NUMBER(4)
|
NOT NULL
|
Module type to which this PM pertains.
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
DEFAULT 0
|
Physical location.
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
NOT NULL
|
Table index for the interface; same as IfStaticIndex in the Interface_Table.
|
|
DATE
|
NOT NULL
|
Time stamp that shows the interval at which the set of statistics was stored.
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
DEFAULT 0
|
Status of the PM bucket. Values are:
0: Valid period
Other: Bit mask value (information about PM statistics)
|
|
NUMBER(1)
|
—
|
Whether the NE was under maintenance when the PM bucket was collected.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
—
|
Threshold value for the PM bucket for the 15-minute interval.
|
|
VARCHAR2 (1024)
|
—
|
Threshold value for the PM bucket for the day.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
CV-L indicates the number of coding violations occurring on the line. This parameter is a BPVs and EXZs occurring over the accumulation period.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
ES-L is a count of the seconds containing one or more anomalies (BPV + EXZ) and/or defects (loss of signal) on the line.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
SES-L is a count of the seconds containing more than a particular quantity of anomalies (BPV + EXZ > 44) and/or defects on the line.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
Line loss-of-signal seconds (LOSS-L) is a count of 1-second intervals containing one or more LOS defects.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
Rx ES-P is a 1-second period with at least one defect.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
Rx SES-P is a 1-second period containing at least one defect. SES is a subset of ES.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
Rx UAS-P is a count of the seconds when the path was unavailable. A path becomes unavailable when ten consecutive seconds occur that qualify as SES-Ps, and it continues to be unavailable until ten consecutive seconds occur that do not qualify as SES-Ps.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
Rx ESR-P is the ratio of errored seconds to total seconds in available time during a fixed measurement interval.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
Rx SESR-P is the ratio of SES to total seconds in available time during a fixed measurement interval.
|
|
NUMBER(1)
|
NOT NULL
|
Whether the PM data is collected in 24-hour or 15-minute increments. Values are:
1: 24 hour
0: 15-minute
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT 0
|
Model type.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT 0
|
Object type.
|
|
VARCHAR2(256)
|
—
|
StrObjInstance name.
|
|
VARCHAR2(1024)
|
—
|
Invalidity list for PM data.
|
1.2.162 ONS15454SDH_E4_PM_Table
The ONS15454SDH_E4_PM_Table (Table 1-159) stores PM information for the STM1E card that is configured as E4 in ONS 15454 SDH NEs.
Note
For medium, large, and high-end configurations, this table is partitioned.
Primary key: ONS15454SDH_E4_PM_TABLE_PK
Tablespace: ONS15454_DATA_TABLESPACE
Table 1-159 ONS15454SDH_E4_PM_Table
Column Name
|
Oracle Data Type
|
Integrity Constraints
|
Description
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
NOT NULL
|
ID to access this table for an NE; same as NEDBAccessID in the NE_INFO_TABLE.
|
|
NUMBER(4)
|
NOT NULL
|
Module type to which this PM pertains.
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
DEFAULT 0
|
Physical location.
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
NOT NULL
|
Table index for the interface; same as IfStaticIndex in the Interface_Table.
|
|
DATE
|
NOT NULL
|
Time stamp that shows the interval at which the set of statistics was stored.
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
DEFAULT 0
|
Status of the PM bucket. Values are:
0: Valid period
Other: Bit mask value (information about PM statistics)
|
|
NUMBER(1)
|
—
|
Whether the NE was under maintenance when the PM bucket was collected.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
—
|
Threshold value for the PM bucket for the 15-minute interval.
|
|
VARCHAR2 (1024)
|
—
|
Threshold value for the PM bucket for the day.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
Coding violation line.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
Errored seconds line.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
Severely errored seconds line.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
Unavailable seconds line.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
Background block errors line.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
Errored seconds ratio line.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
Severely errored seconds ratio line.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
Background block errors ratio.
|
|
NUMBER(1)
|
NOT NULL
|
Whether the PM data is collected in 24-hour or 15-minute increments. Values are:
1: 24 hour
0: 15-minute
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT 0
|
Model type.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT 0
|
Object type.
|
|
VARCHAR2(256)
|
—
|
StrObjInstance name.
|
|
VARCHAR2(1024)
|
—
|
Invalidity list for PM data.
|
1.2.163 ONS15454SDH_HO_PM_Table
The ONS15454SDH_HO_PM_Table (Table 1-160) stores high-order (HO) PM information for ONS 15454 SDH NEs.
Note
For medium, large, and high-end configurations, this table is partitioned.
Primary key: ONS15454SDH_HO_PM_TABLE_PK
Tablespace: ONS15454_DATA_TABLESPACE
Table 1-160 ONS15454SDH_HO_PM_Table
Column Name
|
Oracle Data Type
|
Integrity Constraints
|
Description
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
NOT NULL
|
ID to access this table for an NE; same as NEDBAccessID in the NE_INFO_TABLE.
|
|
NUMBER(4)
|
NOT NULL
|
Module type to which this PM pertains.
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
DEFAULT 0
|
Physical location.
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
NOT NULL
|
Table index for the interface; same as IfStaticIndex in the Interface_Table.
|
|
DATE
|
NOT NULL
|
Time stamp that shows the interval at which the set of statistics was stored.
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
DEFAULT 0
|
Status of the PM bucket. Values are:
0: Valid period
Other: Bit mask value (information about PM statistics)
|
|
NUMBER(1)
|
—
|
Whether the NE was under maintenance when the PM bucket was collected.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
—
|
Threshold value for the PM bucket for the 15-minute interval.
|
|
VARCHAR2 (1024)
|
—
|
Threshold value for the PM bucket for the day.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
HO path EB indicates that one or more bits are in error within a block.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
HO path ES is a 1-second period with one or more errored blocks or at least one defect.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
HO path SES is a 1-second period containing greater than 30 percent errored blocks or at least one defect. SES is a subset of ES.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
HO path UAS is a count of the seconds when the VC path was unavailable. A low-order path becomes unavailable when ten consecutive seconds occur that qualify as HP-SESs, and it continues to be unavailable until ten consecutive seconds occur that do not qualify as HP-SESs.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
HO path BBE is an errored block not occurring as part of an SES.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
HO path ESR is the ratio of errored seconds to total seconds in available time during a fixed measurement interval.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
HO path SESR is the ratio of SES to total seconds in available time during a fixed measurement interval.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
HO path BBER is the ratio of BBE to total blocks in available time during a fixed measurement interval. The count of total blocks excludes all blocks during SESs.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
HP-PPJC-Pdet Multiplex Section, Positive Pointer Justification Count, Path Detected (MS-PPJC-Pdet) is a count of the positive pointer justifications detected on a particular path on an incoming SDH signal.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
HP-NPJC-Pdet Multiplex Section, Negative Pointer Justification Count, Path Detected (MS-NPJC-Pdet) is a count of the negative pointer justifications detected on a particular path on an incoming SDH signal.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
HP-PPJC-Pgen Multiplex Section, Positive Pointer Justification Count, Path Generated (MS-PPJC-Pgen) is a count of the positive pointer justifications generated for a particular path.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
HP-NPJC-Pgen Multiplex Section, Negative Pointer Justification Count, Path Generated (MS-NPJC-Pgen) is a count of the negative pointer justifications generated for a particular path.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
Indicates the sum of the absolute values of differences between positive transmitted and received, and negative transmitted and received. The important metric on pointer justification is not the exact counts, but how many were absorbed.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
Indicates the number of Higher Order Path Pointer Justification Count Seconds detected on a particular path.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
Indicates the number of Higher Order Path Pointer Justification Count Seconds generated for a particular path.
|
|
NUMBER(1)
|
NOT NULL
|
Whether the PM data is collected in 24-hour or 15-minute increments. Values are:
1: 24 hour
0: 15-minute
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
Far end HO path EB indicates that one or more bits are in error within a block.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
Far end HO path ES is a 1-second period with one or more errored blocks or at least one defect.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
Far end HO path SES is a 1-second period containing greater than 30 percent errored blocks or at least one defect. SES is a subset of ES.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
Far end HO path UAS is a count of the seconds when the VC path was unavailable. A low-order path becomes unavailable when ten consecutive seconds occur that qualify as HP-SESs, and it continues to be unavailable until ten consecutive seconds occur that do not qualify as HP-SESs.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
Far end HO path BBE is an errored block not occurring as part of an SES.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
Far end HO path ESR is the ratio of errored seconds to total seconds in available time during a fixed measurement interval.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
Far end HO path SESR is the ratio of SES to total seconds in available time during a fixed measurement interval.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
Far end HO path BBER is the ratio of BBE to total blocks in available time during a fixed measurement interval. The count of total blocks excludes all blocks during SESs.
|
|
NUMBER(4)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
Size of the STS. This is valid for the OC-N/STM-N cards. Possible values are:
1: VC4
2: VC4-2c
3: VC4-3c
4: VC4-4c
8: VC4-8c
16: VC4-16c
64: VC4-64c
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT 0
|
Model type.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT 0
|
Object type.
|
|
VARCHAR2(256)
|
—
|
StrObjInstance name.
|
|
VARCHAR2(1024)
|
—
|
Invalidity list for PM data.
|
1.2.164 ONS15454SDH_LO_PM_Table
The ONS15454SDH_LO_PM_Table (Table 1-161) stores low-order (LO) PM information for ONS 15454 SDH NEs.
Note
For medium, large, and high-end configurations, this table is partitioned.
Primary key: ONS15454SDH_LO_PM_TABLE_PK
Tablespace: ONS15454_DATA_TABLESPACE
Table 1-161 ONS15454SDH_LO_PM_Table
Column Name
|
Oracle Data Type
|
Integrity Constraints
|
Description
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
NOT NULL
|
ID to access this table for an NE; same as NEDBAccessID in the NE_INFO_TABLE.
|
|
NUMBER(4)
|
NOT NULL
|
Module type to which this PM pertains.
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
DEFAULT 0
|
Physical location.
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
NOT NULL
|
Table index for the interface; same as IfStaticIndex in the Interface_Table.
|
|
DATE
|
NOT NULL
|
Time stamp that shows the interval at which the set of statistics was stored.
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
DEFAULT 0
|
Status of the PM bucket. Values are:
0: Valid period
Other: Bit mask value (information about PM statistics)
|
|
NUMBER(1)
|
—
|
Whether the NE was under maintenance when the PM bucket was collected.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
—
|
Threshold value for the PM bucket for the 15-minute interval.
|
|
VARCHAR2 (1024)
|
—
|
Threshold value for the PM bucket for the day.
|
|
NUMBER(1)
|
—
|
LO type. Values are:
0: lo_vc3
1: lo_vc12
2: lo_vc11
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
LO EB indicates that one or more bits are in error within a block.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
LO BBE is an errored block not occurring as part of an SES.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
LO ES is a 1-second period with one or more errored blocks or at least one defect.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
LO SES is a 1-second period containing greater than 30 percent errored blocks or at least one defect. SES is a subset of ES.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
LO UAS is a count of the seconds when the VC path was unavailable. A low-order path becomes unavailable when ten consecutive seconds occur that qualify as LP-SESs, and it continues to be unavailable until ten consecutive seconds occur that do not qualify as LP-SESs.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
LO ESR is the ratio of errored seconds to total seconds in available time during a fixed measurement interval.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
LO SESR is the ratio of SES to total seconds in available time during a fixed measurement interval.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
LO BBER is the ratio of BBE to total blocks in available time during a fixed measurement interval. The count of total blocks excludes all blocks during SESs.
|
|
NUMBER(1)
|
NOT NULL
|
Whether the PM data is collected in 24-hour or 15-minute increments. Values are:
1: 24 hour
0: 15-minute
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
Far end LO EB indicates that one or more bits are in error within a block.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
Far end LO BBE is an errored block not occurring as part of an SES.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
Far end LO ES is a 1-second period with one or more errored blocks or at least one defect.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
Far end LO SES is a 1-second period containing greater than 30 percent errored blocks or at least one defect. SES is a subset of ES.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
Far end LO UAS is a count of the seconds when the VC path was unavailable. A low-order path becomes unavailable when ten consecutive seconds occur that qualify as LP-SESs, and it continues to be unavailable until ten consecutive seconds occur that do not qualify as LP-SESs.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
Far end LO ESR is the ratio of errored seconds to total seconds in available time during a fixed measurement interval.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
Far end LO Severely Errored Second Ratio (SESR) is the ratio of SES to total seconds in available time during a fixed measurement interval.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
Far end LO Background Block Error Ratio (BBER) is the ratio of Background Block Errors (BBE) to total blocks in available time during a fixed measurement interval. The count of total blocks excludes all blocks during SESs.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT 0
|
Model type.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT 0
|
Object type.
|
|
VARCHAR2(256)
|
—
|
StrObjInstance name.
|
|
VARCHAR2(1024)
|
—
|
Invalidity list for PM data.
|
1.2.165 ONS15454SDH_MS_PM_Table
The ONS15454SDH_MS_PM_Table (Table 1-162) stores multiplex section (MS) PM information for ONS 15454 SDH NEs.
Note
For medium, large, and high-end configurations, this table is partitioned.
Primary key: ONS15454SDH_MS_PM_TABLE_PK
Tablespace: ONS15454_DATA_TABLESPACE
Table 1-162 ONS15454SDH_MS_PM_Table
Column Name
|
Oracle Data Type
|
Integrity Constraints
|
Description
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
NOT NULL
|
ID to access this table for an NE; same as NEDBAccessID in the NE_INFO_TABLE.
|
|
NUMBER(4)
|
NOT NULL
|
Module type to which this PM pertains.
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
DEFAULT 0
|
Physical location.
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
NOT NULL
|
Table index for the interface; same as IfStaticIndex in the Interface_Table.
|
|
DATE
|
NOT NULL
|
Time stamp that shows the interval at which the set of statistics was stored.
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
DEFAULT 0
|
Status of the PM bucket. Values are:
0: Valid period
Other: Bit mask value (information about PM statistics)
|
|
NUMBER(1)
|
—
|
Whether the NE was under maintenance when the PM bucket was collected.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
—
|
Threshold value for the PM bucket for the 15-minute interval.
|
|
VARCHAR2 (1024)
|
—
|
Threshold value for the PM bucket for the day.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
MS EB indicates that one or more bits are in error within a block.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
MS ES is a 1-second period with one or more errored blocks or at least one defect.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
MS SES is a 1-second period which contains greater than a specified percentage of errored blocks or at least one defect. SES is a subset of ES. For more information, refer to ITU-T G.829 Section 5.1.3.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
MS UAS is a count of the seconds when the section was unavailable. A section becomes unavailable when ten consecutive seconds occur that qualify as MS-SESs, and it continues to be unavailable until ten consecutive seconds occur that do not qualify as MS-SESs. When the condition is entered, MS-SESs decrement and then count toward MS-UAS.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
MS PPJC-Pdet is a count of the positive pointer justifications detected on a particular path on an incoming SDH signal.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
MS NPJC-Pdet is a count of the negative pointer justifications detected on a particular path on an incoming SDH signal.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
MS PPJC-Pgen is a count of the positive pointer justifications generated for a particular path.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
MS NPJC-Pgen is a count of the negative pointer justifications generated for a particular path.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
In a 1 + 1 protection scheme for a working card, MS PSC is a count of the number of times service switches from a working card to a protection card plus the number of times service switches back to the working card.
For a protection card, MS-PSC is a count of the number of times service switches to a working card from a protection card plus the number of times service switches back to the protection card. The MS-PSC PM is only applicable if revertive line-level protection switching is used.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
MS PSD applies to the length of time, in seconds, that service is carried on another line. For a working line, MS-PSD is a count of the number of seconds that service was carried on the protection line.
For the protection line, MS-PSD is a count of the seconds that the line was used to carry service. The MS-PSD PM is only applicable if revertive line-level protection switching is used.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
For a working line in a 2-fiber MS-SPRing, MS PSC-W is a count of the number of times traffic switches away from the working capacity in the failed line and back to the working capacity after the failure is cleared. PSC-W increments on the failed working line and PSC increments on the active protect line.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
For a working line in a 2-fiber MS-SPRing, MS PSD-W is a count of the number of seconds that service was carried on the protection line. MS-PSD-W increments on the failed working line and PSD increments on the active protect line.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
In a 4-fiber MS-SPRing, MS PSC-S is a count of the number of times service switches from a working line to a protection line plus the number of times it switches back to the working line. A count is only incremented if span switching is used.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
In a 4-fiber MS-SPRing, MS PSD-S is a count of the seconds that the protection line was used to carry service. A count is only incremented if span switching is used.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
In a 4-fiber MS-SPRing, MS PSC-R is a count of the number of times service switches from a working line to a protection line plus the number of times it switches back to a working line. A count is only incremented if ring switching is used.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
In a 4-fiber MS-SPRing, MS PSD-R is a count of the seconds that the protection line was used to carry service. A count is only incremented if ring switching is used.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
MS BBE is a count of errored blocks not occurring as part of an SES.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
MS FC is a count of the number of failure events.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
MS ESR is the ratio of errored seconds to total seconds in available time during a fixed measurement interval.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
MS SESR is the ratio of SES to total seconds in available time during a fixed measurement interval.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
MS BBER is the ratio of BBE to total blocks in available time during a fixed measurement interval. The count of total blocks excludes all blocks during SESs.
|
|
NUMBER(1)
|
NOT NULL
|
Whether the PM data is collected in 24-hour or 15-minute increments. Values are:
1: 24 hour
0: 15-minute
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
Indicates that one or more bits are in error within a block (far end).
|
|
NUMBER(10
|
DEFAULT -1
|
FE MS ES is a 1-second period with one or more errored blocks or at least one defect (far end).
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
FE MS SES is a 1-second period which contains greater than a specified percentage of errored blocks or at least one defect (far end).
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
FE MS UAS is a count of the seconds when the section was unavailable (far end). A section becomes unavailable when ten consecutive seconds occur that qualify as FE MS-SESs, and it continues to be unavailable until ten consecutive seconds occur that do not qualify as FE MS-SESs. When the condition is entered, FE MS-SESs decrement and then count toward FE MS-UAS.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
FE MS BBE is a count of errored blocks not occurring as part of an SES (far end).
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
FE MS ESR is the ratio of errored seconds to total seconds in available time during a fixed measurement interval (far end).
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
FE MS SESR is the ratio of SES to total seconds in available time during a fixed measurement interval (far end).
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
FE MS BBER is the ratio of BBE to total blocks in available time during a fixed measurement interval (far end). The count of total blocks excludes all blocks during SESs.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT 0
|
Model type.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT 0
|
Object type.
|
|
VARCHAR2(256)
|
—
|
StrObjInstance name.
|
|
VARCHAR2(1024)
|
—
|
Invalidity list for PM data.
|
1.2.166 ONS15454SDH_RS_PM_Table
The ONS15454SDH_RS_PM_Table (Table 1-163) stores regenerator section (RS) PM information for ONS 15454 SDH NEs.
Note
For medium, large, and high-end configurations, this table is partitioned.
Primary key: ONS15454SDH_RS_PM_TABLE_PK
Tablespace: ONS15454_DATA_TABLESPACE
Table 1-163 ONS15454SDH_RS_PM_Table
Column Name
|
Oracle Data Type
|
Integrity Constraints
|
Description
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
NOT NULL
|
ID to access this table for an NE; same as NEDBAccessID in the NE_INFO_TABLE.
|
|
NUMBER(4)
|
NOT NULL
|
Module type to which this PM pertains.
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
DEFAULT 0
|
Physical location.
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
NOT NULL
|
Table index for the interface; same as IfStaticIndex in the Interface_Table.
|
|
DATE
|
NOT NULL
|
Time stamp that shows the interval at which the set of statistics was stored.
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
DEFAULT 0
|
Status of the PM bucket. Values are:
0: Valid period
Other: Bit mask value (information about PM statistics)
|
|
NUMBER(1)
|
—
|
Whether the NE was under maintenance when the PM bucket was collected.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
—
|
Threshold value for the PM bucket for the 15-minute interval.
|
|
VARCHAR2 (1024)
|
—
|
Threshold value for the PM bucket for the day.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
RS EB indicates that one or more bits are in error within a block.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
RS ES is a 1-second period with one or more errored blocks or at least one defect.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
RS SES is a 1-second period which contains greater than 30 percent errored blocks or at least one defect. SES is a subset of ES.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
RS BBE is an errored block not occurring as part of an SES.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
RS SEFS is a count of the number of SEFSs occurring during the interval.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
RS ESR is the ratio of errored seconds to total seconds in available time during a fixed measurement interval.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
RS SESR is the ratio of SES to total seconds in available time during a fixed measurement interval.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
RS BBER is the ratio of BBE to total blocks in available time during a fixed measurement interval. The count of total blocks excludes all blocks during SESs.
|
|
NUMBER(1)
|
NOT NULL
|
Whether the PM data is collected in 24-hour or 15-minute increments. Values are:
1: 24 hour
0: 15-minute
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT 0
|
Model type.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT 0
|
Object type.
|
|
VARCHAR2(256)
|
—
|
StrObjInstance name.
|
|
VARCHAR2(1024)
|
—
|
Invalidity list for PM data.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
Regenerator section out-of-frame seconds.
|
1.2.167 ONS15501_NE_Explorer_Table
The ONS15501_NE_Explorer_Table (Table 1-164) contains ONS15501 current values and threshold data.
Primary key: ONS15501_NE_Explorer_PK
Tablespace: ONS155xx_DATA_TABLESPACE
Table 1-164 ONS15501_NE_Explorer_Table
Column Name
|
Oracle Data Type
|
Integrity Constraints
|
Description
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
NOT NULL
|
ID to access this table for an NE; same as NEDBAccessID in the NE_INFO_TABLE.
|
|
DATE
|
NOT NULL
|
Time stamp that shows the intervals at which the set of synchronized data is stored.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
—
|
Optical power being fed into the amplifier. Unit is in tenths of a decibel per milliwatt.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
—
|
Mean value for optical power.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
—
|
Max deviation allowed from the mean without an alarm being generated.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
—
|
Measured value of raw optical power being generated at the output of the amplifier. Unit is in tenths of a decibel per milliwatt.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
—
|
Calculated value of output optical power. Unit is in tenths of a decibel per milliwatt. This is the computed value of power, by using the input power and the gain.
|
OUTPUTOPTICALSIGNALPOWERME
AN
|
NUMBER(10)
|
—
|
Mean value for output optical power.
|
OUTPUTOPTICALSIGNALPWRTRIG
GER
|
NUMBER(10)
|
—
|
Max deviation allowed from the mean without an alarm being generated.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
—
|
Measured value of optical power gain. Unit is in tenths of a decibel per milliwatt.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
—
|
Mean deviation measured. Unit in dB.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
—
|
Max deviation allowed from the mean without an alarm being generated.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
—
|
Ambient temperature of the device. Unit is in tenths of a degree Celsius.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
—
|
Mean value for temperature of the device.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
—
|
Max deviation allowed from the mean without an alarm being generated.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
—
|
Power source, first level (volts).
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
—
|
Power source, second level (volts).
|
|
VARCHAR(20)
|
—
|
Status of power supply 1.
|
|
VARCHAR(20)
|
—
|
Status of power supply 2.
|
1.2.168 ONS15501_Opt_Power_PM_Table
The ONS15501_Opt_Power_PM_Table (Table 1-165) stores performance monitoring information for the ONS 15501 optical power.
Note
For medium, large, and high-end configurations, this table is partitioned.
Primary key: ONS15501_OPT_POWER_PM_PK
Tablespace: ONS155XX_DATA_TABLESPACE
Table 1-165 ONS15501_Opt_Power_PM_Table
Column Name
|
Oracle Data Type
|
Integrity Constraints
|
Description
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
NOT NULL
|
ID to access this table for an NE; same as NEDBAccessID in the NE_INFO_TABLE.
|
|
NUMBER(4)
|
NOT NULL
|
Module type to which this PM pertains.
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
DEFAULT 0
|
Physical location.
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
NOT NULL
|
Interface index as defined by ObjectMapper.
|
|
NUMBER(1)
|
—
|
Interval of the PM bucket. Values are:
1: 15 minutes
2: 1-day
|
|
DATE
|
NOT NULL
|
Time stamp that shows the interval at which the set of statistics was stored.
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
NOT NULL
|
Status of the PM bucket. Values are:
1: Invalid—Not enough elapsed time
2: Valid period
3: Partial PM (enabled/disabled in this period)
4: Invalid—PM disabled
|
|
NUMBER(1)
|
—
|
Whether the NE was under maintenance when the PM bucket was collected.
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
—
|
Threshold mask for the PM bucket in the interval. This does not apply to receive power. Values are:
0: Input optical power (first data column)
2: Output optical signal power (third data column)
3: Power gain (fourth data column)
4: Ambient temperature (fifth data column)
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
—
|
Optical power being fed into the amplifier. Unit is in tenths of a decibel per milliwatt.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
—
|
Measured value of raw optical power being generated at the output of the amplifier. Unit is in tenths of a decibel per milliwatt.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
—
|
Value of optical output power calculated by using the input power and gain. Unit is in tenths of a decibel per milliwatt.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
—
|
Measured value of optical power gain. Unit is in tenths of a decibel per milliwatt.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
—
|
Ambient temperature of the device. Unit is in tenths of a degree Celsius.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
—
|
Power source, first level (volts).
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
—
|
Power source, second level (volts).
|
|
NUMBER(5)
|
NOT NULL
|
Model type as defined by the object mapper.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
NOT NULL
|
Object type as defined by the object mapper.
|
1.2.169 ONS155xx_CDL_Flow_Config
The ONS155xx_CDL_Flow_Config table (Table 1-166) provides information about the flows within a CDL-enabled interface for the ONS 155xx.
Primary key: CDLFLOW_CONFIG_PK
Tablespace: ONS155XX_DATA_TABLESPACE
Table 1-166 ONS155xx_CDL_Flow_Config
Column Name
|
Oracle Data Type
|
Integrity Constraints
|
Description
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
NOT NULL
|
IFDBAccessID in the MIB2_Interface_Table.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
NOT NULL
|
ID to access this table for an NE; same as NEDBAccessID in the NE_INFO_TABLE.
|
|
NUMBER(5)
|
—
|
Flow ID assigned to packet to transmit.
|
|
NUMBER(5)
|
—
|
Flow ID assigned to packet to receive.
|
1.2.170 ONS155xx_CDL_IF_Config
The ONS155xx_CDL_IF_Config table (Table 1-167) provides information about the configuration of CDL on an ONS 15501, ONS 15530, or ONS 15540 interface.
Primary key: CDLPE_CONFIG_PK
Tablespace: ONS155XX_DATA_TABLESPACE
Table 1-167 ONS155xx_CDL_IF_Config
Column Name
|
Oracle Data Type
|
Integrity Constraints
|
Description
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
NOT NULL
|
IFDBAccessID in the MIB2_Interface_Table.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
NOT NULL
|
ID to access this table for an NE; same as NEDBAccessID in the NE_INFO_TABLE.
|
|
NUMBER(2)
|
—
|
Whether CDL is enabled or disabled. Values are:
1: Enabled
2: Disabled
|
|
NUMBER(2)
|
—
|
Whether end-of-hop is enabled. Values are:
1: Enabled
2: Disabled
|
|
NUMBER(2)
|
—
|
Currently configured node behavior. Values are:
1: End of path
2: End of hop
3: CDL regenerator
|
1.2.171 ONS155xx_CDL_PM_Table
The ONS155xx_CDL_PM_Table (Table 1-168) contains CDL monitoring PM data.
Note
For medium, large, and high-end configurations, this table is partitioned.
Primary key: ONS155xx_CDL_PM_PK
Tablespace: ONS155xx_DATA_TABLESPACE
Table 1-168 ONS155xx_CDL_PM_Table
Column Name
|
Oracle Data Type
|
Integrity Constraints
|
Description
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
NOT NULL
|
ID to access this table for an NE; same as NEDBAccessID in NE_INFO_TABLE.
|
|
NUMBER(4)
|
NOT NULL
|
Module type to which this PM pertains.
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
DEFAULT 0
|
Physical location.
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
NOT NULL
|
Interface index as defined by ObjectMapper.
|
|
NUMBER(1)
|
—
|
Interval of the PM bucket. Values are:
1: 15 minutes
2: 1-day
|
|
DATE
|
NOT NULL
|
Time stamp that shows the interval at which the set of statistics was stored.
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
NOT NULL
|
Indicates status of the PM bucket. Values are:
1: Invalid—Not enough elapsed time
2: Valid period
3: Partial PM (enabled/disabled in this period)
4: Invalid PM disabled
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
—
|
Whether the NE was under maintenance when the PM bucket was collected.
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
—
|
Threshold mask for the PM bucket in the interval. This does not apply to rxPower. Values are:
0: RxHEC
1: RxNonCDL
2: RxInvalidFlowID
3: NetEthernetCRC
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
—
|
CDL header error count encountered in the receive direction. Applicable only to the Gigabit Ethernet or 10G interfaces that support CDL. Null for others.
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
—
|
Counter associated with the number of packets received without a CDL header on this interface.
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
—
|
Counter associated with the number of CDL flow identifier lookup errors encountered in the receive direction.
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
—
|
Counter provides the number of Ethernet packets with CRC errors.
|
|
NUMBER(5)
|
NOT NULL
|
Model type as defined by the object mapper.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
NOT NULL
|
Object type as defined by the object mapper.
|
1.2.172 ONS155xx_Circuit_CC_Tbl
The ONS155xx_Circuit_CC_Tbl (Table 1-169) contains circuit-specific cross-connects for the ONS 155xx. For a given circuit, uniquely identified by CktCCDBId, there are one or more circuit cross-connects on a single NE. The CktCcNodeId gives information about the NE on which this cross-connects resides. When 1+1 protection is enabled on an NE, using either splitter or Y-cable, two cross-connects are typically associated with the circuit on the NE. In this case, two rows contain the same circuit and CktCcNodeId information. Each row in this table represents the circuit cross-connects in a single direction (that is, from source to destination). The isWorking and isActive parameters make sense in only one direction.
Primary key: ONS155XX_CIRCUIT_CC_TBL_PK
Tablespace: ONS155XX_DATA_TABLESPACE
Table 1-169 ONS155xx_Circuit_CC_Tbl
Column Name
|
Oracle Data Type
|
Integrity Constraints
|
Description
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
NOT NULL
|
Unique database ID for each circuit cross-connect.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
NOT NULL
|
Node ID of the source node of the circuit to which the cross-connect belongs.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
NOT NULL
|
Unique number within each source node. The CktNodeId and CktUniqueId combined result in a CircuitId that is unique in the whole network. Note that these are internal fields and should not be displayed.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
NOT NULL
|
Node ID of the cross-connect that is associated with the circuit.
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
—
|
Physical location of the source endpoint of the cross-connect.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
—
|
Static CTM IfIndex of the source endpoint of the cross-connect.
|
|
NUMBER(8)
|
—
|
CTM module type of the source endpoint of the cross-connect.
|
|
NUMBER(8)
|
—
|
CTM object type of the source endpoint of the cross-connect.
|
|
NUMBER(8)
|
—
|
CTM model type.
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
—
|
Physical location of the destination endpoint of the cross-connect.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
—
|
Static CTM IfIndex of the destination endpoint of the cross-connect.
|
|
NUMBER(8)
|
—
|
CTM module type of the destination endpoint of the cross-connect.
|
|
NUMBER(8)
|
—
|
Object type of the destination endpoint of the cross-connect.
|
|
NUMBER(8)
|
—
|
Model type of the destination endpoint of the cross-connect.
|
|
VARCHAR2(64)
|
DEFAULT NULL
|
Wavelength on the source cross-connect side in nanometers (nm).
|
|
VARCHAR2(64)
|
DEFAULT NULL
|
Wavelength on the destination cross-connect side in nm.
|
|
NUMBER(1)
|
DEFAULT 0
|
Technology involved in this cross-connect. Values are:
0: UNKNOWN
1: DWDM_MUX_DEMUX_TRANSPARENT
2: DWDM_LAMBDA_SWITCHING
3: CISCO_CDL_SUBPORT_SWITCHING
4: DWDM_CLIENT_TRANSPARENT
|
|
NUMBER(1)
|
DEFAULT 4
|
State of the source side of this cross-connect. Values are:
0: Inactive
1: Stranded
2: Routed
3: Tentative
4: Active
|
|
NUMBER(1)
|
DEFAULT 4
|
State of the destination side of this cross-connect. Values are:
0: Inactive
1: Stranded
2: Routed
3: Tentative
4: Active
|
|
NUMBER(1)
|
DEFAULT 1
|
Whether the circuit cross-connect is a working span. Values are:
0: False
1: True
|
|
NUMBER(1)
|
DEFAULT 1
|
Whether the circuit span carries active traffic. Values are:
0: False
1: True
|
|
VARCHAR2(256)
|
—
|
Description associated with the cross-connect.
|
|
NUMBER(3)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
CDL flow ID associated with the cross-connect source. Values are 0 to 254.
|
|
NUMBER(3)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
CDL flow ID associated with the cross-connect destination. Values are 0 to 254.
|
1.2.173 ONS155xx_Circuit_Path_Tbl
The ONS155xx_Circuit_Path_Tbl (Table 1-170) provides the association between an ONS 15501, ONS 15530, or ONS 15540 circuit and its individual paths.
Primary key: CIRCUIT_PATH_TBL_PK
Tablespace: ONS155XX_DATA_TABLESPACE
Table 1-170 ONS155xx_Circuit_Path_Tbl
Column Name
|
Oracle Data Type
|
Integrity Constraints
|
Description
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
NOT NULL
|
Node ID of the source node of the circuit to which the cross-connect belongs.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
NOT NULL
|
Unique number within each source node. The CktNodeId and CktUniqueId combined result in a CircuitId which is unique in the whole network. Note that these are internal fields and should not be displayed.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
NOT NULL
|
Unique database ID for each unique path.
|
|
NUMBER(8)
|
NOT NULL
|
Sequence number associated with this circuit to path map.
|
1.2.174 ONS155xx_Circuit_Stack_Tbl
The ONS155xx_Circuit_Stack_Tbl (Table 1-171) contains circuit-to-circuit hierarchy and association for the ONS 155xx.
Primary key: ONS155XX_CIRCUIT_STACK_TBL_PK
Tablespace: ONS155XX_DATA_TABLESPACE
Table 1-171 ONS155xx_Circuit_Stack_Tbl
Column Name
|
Oracle Data Type
|
Integrity Constraints
|
Description
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
NOT NULL
|
Lower layer circuit node ID.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
NOT NULL
|
Lower layer circuit unique ID on the specified node ID.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
NOT NULL
|
Higher layer circuit node ID.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
NOT NULL
|
Higher layer circuit unique ID on the CktNodeId.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
NOT NULL
|
Path database ID associated with the lower-layer circuit.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
NOT NULL
|
Path database ID associated with the higher-layer circuit.
|
|
NUMBER(1)
|
DEFAULT 0
|
Lower layer to higher layer circuit association type. Values are:
0: None
1: 1-to-1
2: Cisco CDL
|
|
VARCHAR2(64)
|
DEFAULT NULL
|
Lower layer to higher layer circuit association technology information.
|
1.2.175 ONS155xx_Condtype_Map
The ONS155xx_Condtype_Map table (Table 1-172) provides information about the mapping between vendor or notification type to CTM condition type for the ONS 155xx.
Primary key: CONDTYPEMAP_PK
Tablespace: ONS155XX_DATA_TABLESPACE
Table 1-172 ONS155xx_Condtype_Map
Column Name
|
Oracle Data Type
|
Integrity Constraints
|
Description
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
NOT NULL
|
Model type (not used currently).
|
|
VARCHAR2(255)
|
NOT NULL
|
Vendor or notification ID.
|
|
NUMBER(5)
|
NOT NULL
|
Numerical condition type from notification.
|
1.2.176 ONS155xx_DCRP_Definition_Table
The ONS155xx_DCRP_Definition_Table (Table 1-173) stores the definition of all discrepancies supported within ONS15501, ONS 15530, or ONS 15540 management. The table is statically populated at the install time.
Primary key: ONS155XX_DCRP_DEF_PK
Tablespace: ONS155XX_DATA_TABLESPACE
Table 1-173 ONS155xx_DCRP_Definition_Table
Column Name
|
Oracle Data Type
|
Integrity Constraints
|
Description
|
|
NUMBER(4)
|
NOT NULL
|
Unique sequence number generated by database; the link between this table and other tables that contain discrepancy data.
|
|
VARCHAR2(64)
|
NOT NULL
|
Unique name for the discrepancy.
|
|
NUMBER(1)
|
DEFAULT 1
|
Severity for the discrepancy. Values are:
1: High
2: Medium
3: Low
|
|
VARCHAR2(256)
|
DEFAULT NULL
|
Probable cause of the discrepancy.
|
|
VARCHAR2(256)
|
DEFAULT NULL
|
Recommended action.
|
1.2.177 ONS155xx_DCRP_Table
The ONS155xx_DCRP_Table (Table 1-174) contains the discrepancy instances of each type for the ONS 155xx.
Primary key: ONS155XX_DCRP_PK
Tablespace: ONS155XX_DATA_TABLESPACE
Table 1-174 ONS155xx_DCRP_Table
Column Name
|
Oracle Data Type
|
Integrity Constraints
|
Description
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
NOT NULL
|
Unique ID generated by the database to identify a discrepancy.
|
|
NUMBER(4)
|
NOT NULL
|
Discrepancy TypeID from Dcrp_Definition.
|
|
VARCHAR2(64)
|
DEFAULT NULL
|
Identifier for a discrepancy of a particular type.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
—
|
ID of the NE where the discrepancy is detected.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
—
|
ID of the second NE involved in the discrepancy.
|
|
DATE
|
—
|
Time when discrepancy was detected.
|
|
VARCHAR2(256)
|
DEFAULT NULL
|
Description of the discrepancy.
|
|
VARCHAR2(1024)
|
DEFAULT NULL
|
Any details about the discrepancy.
|
1.2.178 ONS155xx_Discovery_Info_Table
The ONS155xx_Discovery_Info_Table (Table 1-175) contains information about the main discovery and NE discovery for the ONS 155xx.
Primary key: ONS155XX_DISCOVERY_INFO_PK
Tablespace: ONS155XX_DATA_TABLESPACE
Table 1-175 ONS155xx_Discovery_Info_Table
Column Name
|
Oracle Data Type
|
Integrity Constraints
|
Description
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
NOT NULL
|
ID to access this table for an NE; same as NEDBAccessID in NE_INFO_TABLE.
|
|
DATE
|
—
|
Starting time of the discovery.
|
|
DATE
|
—
|
Finishing time of the discovery.
|
|
NUMBER(1)
|
NOT NULL
|
Discovery status. Values are:
0: Idle
1: In progress
2: Completed
3: Failed
|
|
NUMBER(1)
|
NOT NULL
|
Discovery mode. Values are:
1: Scheduled
2: User-requested
3: Update-triggered
|
|
VARCHAR2(256)
|
—
|
Description.
|
1.2.179 ONS155xx_Ether_Hist_PM_Table
The ONS155xx_Ether_Hist_PM_Table (Table 1-176) contains Ethernet RMON history PM data for the ONS 15501, ONS 15530, and ONS 15540.
Note
For medium, large, and high-end configurations, this table is partitioned.
Primary key: ONS155xx_Ether_Hist_PK
Tablespace: ONS155xx_DATA_TABLESPACE
Table 1-176 ONS155xx_Ether_Hist_PM_Table
Column Name
|
Oracle Data Type
|
Integrity Constraints
|
Description
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
NOT NULL
|
ID to access this table for an NE; same as NEDBAccessID in NE_INFO_TABLE.
|
|
NUMBER(4)
|
NOT NULL
|
Module type to which this PM pertains.
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
DEFAULT 0
|
Physical location.
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
NOT NULL
|
Interface index as defined by ObjectMapper.
|
|
NUMBER(1)
|
NOT NULL
|
Interval of the PM bucket. Values are:
1: 15 minutes
2: 1-day
|
|
DATE
|
NOT NULL
|
Time stamp that shows the interval at which the set of statistics was stored.
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
NOT NULL
|
Indicates status of the PM bucket. Values are:
1: Invalid—Not enough elapsed time
2: Valid period
3: Partial PM (enabled/disabled in this period)
4: Invalid PM disabled
|
|
NUMBER(1)
|
—
|
Whether the NE was under maintenance when the PM bucket was collected.
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
—
|
Threshold mask for the PM bucket in the interval.
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
—
|
Number of data octets received (including bad packets and FCS octets, but excluding framing bits).
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
—
|
Number of packets (including bad packets) received during this sampling interval.
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
—
|
Number of packets received during this sampling interval that had a length (excluding framing FCS octets) between 64 and 1518 octets inclusive, but had either a bad frame check sequence (FCS) with an integral number of octets (FCS error) or a bad FCS with a nonintegral number of octets (alignment error).
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
—
|
Number of packets received during this sampling interval that were less than 64 octets long (excluding framing bits but including FCS octets) and were otherwise well formed.
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
—
|
Number of packets received during this sampling interval that were longer than 1518 octets (excluding framing bits but including FCS octets) but were otherwise well formed.
|
|
NUMBER(5)
|
NOT NULL
|
Model type as defined by the object mapper.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
NOT NULL
|
Object type as defined by the object mapper.
|
1.2.180 ONS155xx_FCM_PE_PM_Table
The ONS155xx_FCM_PE_PM_Table (Table 1-177) contains FC port errors PM data for the ONS 15501, ONS 15530, and ONS 15540.
Note
For medium, large, and high-end configurations, this table is partitioned.
Primary key: ONS155xx_FCP_PE_PK
Tablespace: ONS155xx_DATA_TABLESPACE
Table 1-177 ONS155xx_FCM_PE_PM_Table
Column Name
|
Oracle Data Type
|
Integrity Constraints
|
Description
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
NOT NULL
|
ID to access this table for an NE; same as NEDBAccessID in NE_INFO_TABLE.
|
|
NUMBER(4)
|
NOT NULL
|
Module type to which this PM pertains.
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
DEFAULT 0
|
Physical location.
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
NOT NULL
|
Interface index as defined by ObjectMapper.
|
|
NUMBER(1)
|
—
|
Interval of the PM bucket. Values are:
1: 15 minutes
2: 1-day
|
|
DATE
|
NOT NULL
|
Time stamp that shows the interval at which the set of statistics was stored.
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
NOT NULL
|
Indicates status of the PM bucket. Values are:
1: Invalid—Not enough elapsed time
2: Valid period
3: Partial PM (enabled/disabled in this period)
4: Invalid PM disabled
|
|
NUMBER(1)
|
—
|
Whether the NE was under maintenance when the PM bucket was collected.
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
—
|
Threshold mask for the PM bucket in the interval.
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
—
|
Number of link resets (LR primitive) received.
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
—
|
Number of link resets (LR primitive) transmitted.
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
—
|
Number of times the reset link protocol was initiated on this port. This include the number of loop initialization primitive events on an arbitrated loop.
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
—
|
Number of offline primitive OLS received at this port.
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
—
|
Number of offline primitive OLS transmitted by this port.
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
—
|
Number of link failures. This count is part of the link error status block (LESB) of FC-PH.
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
—
|
Number of instances of synchronization loss detected at this port. This count is part of the LESB of FC-PH.
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
—
|
Number of instances of signal loss detected at this port. This count is part of the LESB of FC-PH.
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
—
|
Number of primitive sequence protocol errors detected at this port. This count is part of the LESB of FC-PH.
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
—
|
Number of invalid transmission words received at this port. This count is part of the LESB of FC-PH.
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
—
|
Number of frames received with invalid CRC. This count is part of the LESB of FC-PH.
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
—
|
Number of invalid ordered sets received at this port.
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
—
|
Number of frames received at this port where the frame length was greater than what was agreed to in FLOGI/PLOGI.
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
—
|
Number of frames received at this port where the frame length was less than the minimum indicated by the frame header.
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
—
|
Number of frames received with unknown addressing.
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
—
|
Number of invalid frame delimiters received at this port.
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
—
|
Number of encoding disparity errors received at this port.
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
—
|
Number of errors that were detected on this port but were not counted by any other error counter in this row.
|
|
NUMBER(5)
|
NOT NULL
|
Model type as defined by the object mapper.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
NOT NULL
|
Object type as defined by the object mapper.
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
—
|
Received byte count.
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
—
|
Received frame count.
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
—
|
Transmitted byte count.
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
—
|
Transmitted frame count.
|
1.2.181 ONS155xx_Flash_Device_Table
The ONS155xx_Flash_Device_Table (Table 1-178) stores all the Flash devices present on an ONS 155xx. Only the devices which are physically present are stored in the table.
Primary key: ONS155XX_FLASH_DEVICE_PK
Tablespace: ONS155XX_DATA_TABLESPACE
Table 1-178 ONS155xx_Flash_Device_Table
Column Name
|
Oracle Data Type
|
Integrity Constraints
|
Description
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
NOT NULL
|
Unique sequence number generated by database. This is the link between this table and other tables that contain Flash partition information.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
NOT NULL
|
Database ID of the NE containing the Flash device; same as NEDBAccessID in the NE_Info_Table.
|
|
NUMBER(2)
|
NOT NULL
|
Flash device sequence number to index within the ciscoFlashDeviceTable.
|
|
VARCHAR2(16)
|
NOT NULL
|
Flash device name that refers to the device within the NE.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT 0
|
Total size of the Flash device.
|
|
NUMBER(2)
|
DEFAULT 1
|
Number of Flash device partitions.
|
|
NUMBER(2)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
Slot number of the CPU where the Flash device exists.
|
|
NUMBER(2)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
Status of the Flash bank (active or inactive).
|
1.2.182 ONS155xx_Flash_Partition_Table
The ONS155xx_Flash_Partition_Table (Table 1-179) stores all the Flash partitions for each Flash device for a given ONS 155xx. Only the read/write Flash partitions are considered.
Primary key: ONS155XX_FLASHPART_PK
Tablespace: ONS155XX_DATA_TABLESPACE
Table 1-179 ONS155xx_Flash_Partition_Table
Column Name
|
Oracle Data Type
|
Integrity Constraints
|
Description
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
NOT NULL
|
Unique ID generated by database to identify a row in this table.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
NOT NULL
|
ID of the Flash device.
|
|
NUMBER(2)
|
NOT NULL
|
Flash partition sequence number to index within the ciscoFlashPartitionTable.
|
|
VARCHAR(16)
|
NOT NULL
|
Flash device name to refer to the device within the NE.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT 0
|
Flash partition size.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT 0
|
Free space within a Flash partition.
|
|
NUMBER(1)
|
DEFAULT 3
|
Flag to indicate the read/write status of the partition. Values are:
1: Read-only
2: Run from Flash
3: Read/write
|
|
NUMBER(3)
|
DEFAULT 64
|
Maximum file name length supported by file system.
|
1.2.183 ONS155xx_GRA_CC_TO_CKT_CC_Tbl
The ONS155xx_GRA_CC_TO_CKT_CC_Tbl (Table 1-180) contains associations between granular cross-connects and circuit cross-connects in the ONS 155xx.
Primary key: ONS155XX_GRACCTOCKTCC_TBL_PK
Tablespace: ONS155XX_DATA_TABLESPACE
Table 1-180 ONS155xx_GRA_CC_TO_CKT_CC_Tbl
Column Name
|
Oracle Data Type
|
Integrity Constraints
|
Description
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
NOT NULL
|
Granular cross-connect database ID.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
NOT NULL
|
Circuit cross-connect database ID.
|
|
NUMBER(4)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
Granular cross-connect sequence number for the associated circuit cross-connect.
|
1.2.184 ONS155xx_Granular_CC_Tbl
The ONS155xx_Granular_CC_Tbl (Table 1-181) contains NE-specific granular cross-connects for the ONS 155xx.
Primary key: ONS155XX_GRANULAR_CC_TBL_PK
Tablespace: ONS155XX_DATA_TABLESPACE
Table 1-181 ONS155xx_Granular_CC_Tbl
Column Name
|
Oracle Data Type
|
Integrity Constraints
|
Description
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
NOT NULL
|
Unique ID for the internal cross-connect.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
NOT NULL
|
Source NE ID on which this cross-connect resides.
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
—
|
Physical location of the source endpoint of the cross-connect.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
—
|
Static CTM IfIndex of the source endpoint of the cross-connect.
|
|
NUMBER(8)
|
—
|
CTM module type of the source endpoint of the cross-connect.
|
|
NUMBER(8)
|
—
|
CTM object type of the source endpoint of the cross-connect.
|
|
NUMBER(8)
|
—
|
CTM model type of the source endpoint of the cross-connect.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
NOT NULL
|
Destination NE ID on which this cross-connect resides.
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
—
|
Physical location of the destination endpoint of the cross-connect.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
—
|
Static CTM IfIndex of the destination endpoint of the cross-connect.
|
|
NUMBER(8)
|
—
|
Module type of the destination endpoint of the cross-connect.
|
|
NUMBER(8)
|
—
|
Object type of the destination endpoint of the cross-connect.
|
|
NUMBER(8)
|
—
|
Model type of the destination endpoint of the cross-connect.
|
|
NUMBER(1)
|
—
|
Type of internal cross-connect. Values are:
0: Unknown
1: Provisioned
2: Automatic
3: Dynamic
|
|
NUMBER(1)
|
DEFAULT 0
|
Internal cross-connect technology. Values are:
0: Unknown
1: Optical backplane cross-connect
2: Electrical backplane cross-connect
3: Cisco CDL mux/demux
4: Internal optical patch cross-connect
5: External optical patch cross-connect
6: Traffic aggregation
7: Splitter protection cross-connect
8: Optical DWDM mux/demux
|
|
NUMBER(1)
|
DEFAULT 1
|
Protection type. Values are:
0: Unknown
1: No protection
2: Splitter protection
3: Y-cable or line card protection
4: Trunk card protection
|
|
NUMBER(1)
|
DEFAULT 1
|
Status from source to destination. Values are:
0: Unknown
1: Active
2: Inactive
|
|
NUMBER(1)
|
DEFAULT 1
|
Status from destination to source. Values are:
0: Unknown
1: Active
2: Inactive
|
|
NUMBER(1)
|
DEFAULT 0
|
Associated link types. Values are:
0: Unknown
1: IF cross-connect
2: IF stack
3: Optical patch
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
—
|
Link database ID associated with this granular cross-connect, based on the link type.
|
|
NUMBER(1)
|
DEFAULT 1
|
Directional type for the granular cross-connect. Values are:
0: Unidirectional
1: Bidirectional
|
|
VARCHAR2(256)
|
DEFAULT NULL
|
Description associated with the granular cross-connect.
|
1.2.185 ONS155xx_IF_Circuit_Params_Tbl
The ONS155xx_IF_Circuit_Params_Tbl (Table 1-182) provides the circuit name and description information configured by the user, in terms of circuit end-point interfaces, for the ONS 155xx.
Primary key: ONS155XX_IF_CKTNAME_PK
Tablespace: ONS155XX_DATA_TABLESPACE
Table 1-182 ONS155xx_IF_Circuit_Params_Tbl
Column Name
|
Oracle Data Type
|
Integrity Constraints
|
Description
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
NOT NULL
|
Source NE ID on which this cross-connect resides; same as NEDBAccessID in the NE_Info_Table.
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
NOT NULL
|
Physical location of the endpoint.
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
NOT NULL
|
Static CTM IfIndex of the endpoint.
|
|
NUMBER(8)
|
NOT NULL
|
Module type of the endpoint.
|
|
NUMBER(8)
|
NOT NULL
|
Object type of the endpoint.
|
|
NUMBER(8)
|
NOT NULL
|
Model type of the endpoint.
|
|
VARCHAR(64)
|
NOT NULL
|
Circuit name associated with the endpoint.
|
|
VARCHAR(256)
|
NOT NULL
|
Circuit description associated with the endpoint.
|
1.2.186 ONS155xx_IF_Optical_Power
The ONS155xx_IF_Optical_Power table (Table 1-183) contains the optical power for the ONS 15501, ONS 15530, and ONS 15540 wave (trunk) ports. The table also contains the object ID of the transparent ports corresponding to the wave interface, making it easy to use this information in the circuit path table (which deals with transponder client ports).
Primary key: ONS155XX_IF_OPTICAL_PWR_TBL_PK
Tablespace: ONS155XX_DATA_TABLESPACE
Table 1-183 ONS155xx_IF_Optical_Power
Column Name
|
Oracle Data Type
|
Integrity Constraints
|
Description
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
NOT NULL
|
NEDBACCESSID of the node containing the optical power interface; same as NEDBAccessID in the NE_Info_Table.
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
NOT NULL
|
Physical location of the optical power wave port.
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
NOT NULL
|
Static CTM IfIndex of the wave port.
|
|
NUMBER(8)
|
NOT NULL
|
Module type of the trunk or wave port.
|
|
NUMBER(8)
|
NOT NULL
|
Model type of the wave port.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
NOT NULL
|
Object type of the wave port
|
|
NUMBER(1)
|
NOT NULL
|
Direction associated with the power value entry. Values are:
1: Receive
2: Transmit
3: Not applicable
|
|
NUMBER(1)
|
NOT NULL
|
Location where power is monitored. Values are:
1: Before adjustment
2: After adjustment
3: Not applicable
|
|
VARCHAR(32)
|
NOT NULL
|
Received optical power.
|
1.2.187 ONS155xx_IF_Phy_Info_Table
The ONS155xx_IF_Phy_Info_Table (Table 1-184) contains physical information for ONS 15501, ONS 15530, and ONS 15540 interfaces from cmPhyIfTable of Metro-PHY-MIB.
Primary key: ONS155XX_IF_PHY_INFO_PK
Tablespace: ONS155XX_DATA_TABLESPACE
Table 1-184 ONS155xx_IF_Phy_Info_Table
Column Name
|
Oracle Data Type
|
Integrity Constraints
|
Description
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
NOT NULL
|
ID to access this table for an NE interface; same as IFDBAccessId in MIB2_Interface_Table.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
NOT NULL
|
ID to access this table for an NE; same as NEDBAccessID in the NE_Info_Table.
|
|
NUMBER(1)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
Mode of operation for client interfaces. Values are:
1: mode2R
2: mode3R
|
|
NUMBER(2)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
Protocol to be monitored on client interfaces. Values are:
1: Other
2: Unknown
3: Gigabit Ethernet
4: 10-Gigabit Ethernet
5: Fiber channel
6: FICON
7: ESCON
8: SONET
9: SDH
10: ISC compatibility
11: ISC peer
12: Sysplextimeretr
13: Sysplextimerclo
14: Fast Ethernet
15: FDDI
16: E1
17: T1
18: E3
19: T3
20: DVB
21: SDI
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
Clock rate across the client side.
|
|
NUMBER(1)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
Whether monitoring is enabled. Values are:
1: True (enabled)
2: False (disabled)
|
|
NUMBER(1)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
Loopback on client side interfaces. Values are:
1: No loop
2: Diagnostic loop
3: Line loop
4: Other loop
|
|
NUMBER(1)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
Whether open fiber control is enabled. Values are:
1: True (enabled)
2: False (disabled)
|
|
NUMBER(1)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
Whether laser safety control on the trunk side interfaces is enabled. Values are:
1: True (enabled)
2: False (disabled)
|
|
NUMBER(1)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
Enable/disable forward laser control (FLC) on client/trunk interfaces. Values are:
1: True
2: False
|
1.2.188 ONS155xx_NE_Info_Table
The ONS155xx_NE_Info_Table (Table 1-185) contains additional ONS 15501, ONS 15530, and ONS 15540 information, mostly from the MIB II system group.
Primary key: ONS155XX_NE_INFO_PK
Tablespace: ONS155XX_DATA_TABLESPACE
Table 1-185 ONS155xx_NE_Info_Table
Column Name
|
Oracle Data Type
|
Integrity Constraints
|
Description
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
NOT NULL
|
ID to access this table for an NE; same as NEDBAccessID in the NE_INFO_TABLE.
|
|
VARCHAR2(64)
|
DEFAULT ' '
|
Domain Name System (DNS) host name.
|
|
VARCHAR2(64)
|
DEFAULT ' '
|
Global unique NE ID, such as chassis serial number.
|
|
VARCHAR2(256)
|
DEFAULT ' '
|
System object ID.
|
|
VARCHAR2(256)
|
DEFAULT ' '
|
System contact.
|
|
VARCHAR2(256)
|
DEFAULT ' '
|
System location.
|
|
VARCHAR2(256)
|
DEFAULT ' '
|
System description.
|
|
DATE
|
—
|
Time stamp of the last restart.
|
|
DATE
|
—
|
Time stamp of the last switchover.
|
1.2.189 ONS155xx_NE_Type_Table
The ONS155xx_NE_Type_Table (Table 1-186) provides the association between ONS 15501, ONS 15530, and ONS 15540 NE types and system object IDs.
Primary key: None
Tablespace: ONS155XX_DATA_TABLESPACE
Table 1-186 ONS155xx_NE_Type_Table
Column Name
|
Oracle Data Type
|
Integrity Constraints
|
Description
|
|
NUMBER(4)
|
NOT NULL
|
ID to access the table for an NE; same as ModelType in the Model_Type_Table.
|
|
VARCHAR2(256)
|
NOT NULL
|
System object ID.
|
|
VARCHAR2(64)
|
—
|
System image version.
|
|
VARCHAR2(256)
|
—
|
Service Manager Function (SMF) factory.
|
|
VARCHAR2(256)
|
—
|
Description.
|
1.2.190 ONS155xx_Opt_Power_PM_Table
The ONS155xx_Opt_Power_PM_Table (Table 1-187) provides historical optical power information about the ONS 155xx.
Note
For medium, large, and high-end configurations, this table is partitioned.
Primary key: ONS155XX_OPT_POWER_PM_PK
Tablespace: ONS155XX_DATA_TABLESPACE
Table 1-187 ONS155xx_Opt_Power_PM_Table
Column Name
|
Oracle Data Type
|
Integrity Constraints
|
Description
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
NOT NULL
|
ID to access this table for an NE; same as NEDBAccessID in the NE_INFO_TABLE.
|
|
NUMBER(4)
|
NOT NULL
|
Module type to which this PM pertains.
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
DEFAULT 0
|
Physical location.
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
NOT NULL
|
Interface index as defined by ObjectMapper.
|
|
NUMBER(1)
|
—
|
Interval of the PM bucket. Values are:
1: 15 minutes
2: 1-day
|
|
DATE
|
NOT NULL
|
Time stamp that shows the interval at which the set of statistics was stored.
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
NOT NULL
|
Status of the PM bucket. Values are:
1: Invalid—Not enough elapsed time
2: Valid period
3: Partial PM (enabled/disabled in this period)
4: Invalid—PM disabled
|
|
NUMBER(1)
|
—
|
Whether the NE was under maintenance when the PM bucket was collected.
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
—
|
Threshold mask for the PM bucket in the interval. Values are:
1: Maximum power (second data column)
2: Minimum power (third data column)
4: Maximum ambient temperature (fifth data column)
5: Minimum ambient temperature (sixth data column)
7: Maximum laser temperature (eighth data column)
8: Minimum laser temperature (ninth data column)
10: Maximum bias current (eleventh data column)
11: Minimum bias current (twelfth data column)
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
—
|
Mean/instance value of the optical power. The instance value is applicable only for ONS 15540 Extended Services Platform (ESP) Phase 0 and is taken from RxPower of Metro-Phy-MIB. For all other devices, only the mean value is applicable. Unit is in tenths of a decibel per milliwatt. The valid value range is -400 to 250. Value for nonapplicable interfaces:
-1,000,000: Not applicable
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
—
|
Maximum value of the optical power. Unit is in tenths of a decibel per milliwatt. The valid value range is -400 to 250. Value for nonapplicable interfaces:
-1,000,000: Not applicable
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
—
|
Minimum value of the optical power. Unit is in tenths of a decibel per milliwatt. The valid value range is -400 to 250. Value for nonapplicable interfaces:
-1,000,000: Not applicable
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
—
|
Mean value of the ambient temperature. Unit is in tenths of a degree Celsius. The valid value range is -500 to 850. Value for no-applicable interfaces:
-1,000,000: Not applicable
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
—
|
Maximum value of the ambient temperature. Unit is in tenths of a degree Celsius. The valid value range is -500 to 850. Value for nonapplicable interfaces:
-1,000,000: Not applicable
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
—
|
Minimum value of the ambient temperature. Unit is in tenths of a degree Celsius. The valid value range is -500 to 850. Value for nonapplicable interfaces:
-1,000,000: Not applicable
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
—
|
Mean value of the laser temperature. Unit is in tenths of a degree Celsius. The valid value range is -500 to 850. Value for nonapplicable interfaces:
-1,000,000: Not applicable
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
—
|
Maximum value of the laser temperature. Unit is in tenths of a degree Celsius. The valid value range is -500 to 850. Value for nonapplicable interfaces:
-1,000,000: Not applicable
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
—
|
Minimum value of the laser temperature. Unit is in tenths of a degree Celsius. The valid value range is -500 to 850. Value for nonapplicable interfaces:
-1,000,000: Not applicable
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
—
|
Mean value of the bias current. Unit is in hundreds of microamperes. The valid value range is 0 to 10000. Value for nonapplicable interfaces:
-1: Not applicable
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
—
|
Maximum value of the bias current. Unit is in hundreds of microamperes. The valid value range is 0 to 10000. Value for nonapplicable interfaces:
-1: Not applicable
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
—
|
Minimum value of the bias current. Unit is in hundreds of microamperes. The valid value range is 0 to 10000. Value for nonapplicable interfaces:
-1: Not applicable
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
—
|
Number of seconds in the interval when the PM data is valid. Values are 0 to 86400.
|
|
NUMBER(1)
|
NOT NULL
|
Direction in which the parameter is applicable. Values are:
1: Receive
2: Transmit
3: Not applicable
|
|
NUMBER(1)
|
NOT NULL
|
Location of the amplifier or attenuator, if applicable. Values are:
1: Pre-adjustment
2: Post-adjustment
3: Not applicable
|
|
NUMBER(5)
|
NOT NULL
|
Model type as defined by the object mapper.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
NOT NULL
|
Object type as defined by the object mapper.
|
1.2.191 ONS155xx_Path_Hop_Tbl
The ONS155xx_Path_Hop_Tbl (Table 1-188) provides the association between an ONS 15501, ONS 15530, or ONS 15540 path and its individual hops in terms of circuit span and circuit cross-connects.
Primary key: PATH_HOP_TBL_PK
Tablespace: ONS155XX_DATA_TABLESPACE
Table 1-188 ONS155xx_Path_Hop_Tbl
Column Name
|
Oracle Data Type
|
Integrity Constraints
|
Description
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
NOT NULL
|
Unique database ID for each unique path.
|
|
NUMBER(2)
|
NOT NULL
|
Hop number for this path.
|
|
NUMBER(1)
|
—
|
Type of hop. Values are:
1: Cross-connect
2: Segment
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
NOT NULL
|
Database ID associated with this hop, based on type.
|
1.2.192 ONS155xx_Path_Tbl
The ONS155xx_Path_Tbl (Table 1-189) provides all ONS 15501, ONS 15530, and ONS 15540 paths and their protection information.
Primary key: ONS155XX_PATH_TBL_PK
Tablespace: ONS155XX_DATA_TABLESPACE
Table 1-189 ONS155xx_Path_Tbl
Column Name
|
Oracle Data Type
|
Integrity Constraints
|
Description
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
NOT NULL
|
Unique database ID for each unique path.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
NOT NULL
|
Node ID of the source node of the path.
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
—
|
Physical location of the source endpoint of the path.
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
—
|
Static CTM IfIndex of the source endpoint of the path.
|
|
NUMBER(8)
|
—
|
Module type of the source endpoint of the path.
|
|
NUMBER(8)
|
—
|
CTM object type of the source endpoint of the path.
|
|
NUMBER(8)
|
—
|
CTM model type of the source endpoint of the path.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
NOT NULL
|
Node ID of the destination node of the path.
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
—
|
Physical location of the destination endpoint of the path.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
—
|
Static CTM IfIndex of the destination endpoint of the path.
|
|
NUMBER(8)
|
—
|
Module type of the destination endpoint of the path.
|
|
NUMBER(8)
|
—
|
CTM object type of the destination endpoint of the path.
|
|
NUMBER(8)
|
—
|
CTM model type of the destination endpoint of the path.
|
|
NUMBER(1)
|
DEFAULT 1
|
Status of the path. Values are:
1: Active
2: Errored
3: Incomplete
|
|
NUMBER(1)
|
DEFAULT 1
|
Whether the entire path is configured to be working. Values are:
1: True
2: False
|
|
NUMBER(1)
|
DEFAULT 1
|
Whether the entire path is configured to be active. Values are:
1: True
2: False
|
|
VARCHAR2(256)
|
DEFAULT NULL
|
List of all interfaces that are down in the path.
|
|
VARCHAR2(256)
|
DEFAULT NULL
|
Description associated with the path.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
Node ID where the path destination power is monitored.
|
PathDestPwrMonPhysicalLoc
|
NUMBER(20)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
Physical location of the power monitor endpoint.
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
Static CTM IfIndex of the power monitor endpoint.
|
|
NUMBER(8)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
Module type of the power monitor endpoint.
|
|
NUMBER(8)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
CTM object type of the power monitor endpoint.
|
|
NUMBER(8)
|
—
|
CTM model type of the power monitor endpoint.
|
1.2.193 ONS155xx_Phy_PM_Table
The ONS155xx_Phy_PM_Table (Table 1-190) contains ONS 15501, ONS 15530, and ONS 15540 physical PM data.
Note
For medium, large, and high-end configurations, this table is partitioned.
Primary key: ONS155XX_PHY_PM_PK
Tablespace: ONS155XX_DATA_TABLESPACE
Table 1-190 ONS155xx_Phy_PM_Table
Column Name
|
Oracle Data Type
|
Integrity Constraints
|
Description
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
NOT NULL
|
ID to access this table for an NE; same as NEDBAccessID in the NE_INFO_TABLE.
|
|
NUMBER(4)
|
NOT NULL
|
Module type to which this PM pertains.
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
DEFAULT 0
|
Physical location.
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
NOT NULL
|
Interface index as defined by ObjectMapper.
|
|
NUMBER(1)
|
NOT NULL
|
Interval of the PM bucket. Values are:
1: 15 minutes
2: 1-day
|
|
DATE
|
NOT NULL
|
Time stamp that shows the interval at which the set of statistics was stored.
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
NOT NULL
|
Status of the PM bucket. Values are:
1: Invalid—Not enough elapsed time
2: Valid period
3: Partial PM (enabled/disabled in this period)
4: Invalid—PM disabled
|
|
NUMBER(1)
|
—
|
Whether the NE was under maintenance when the PM bucket was collected.
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
—
|
Threshold mask for the PM bucket in the interval. This does not apply to receive power. Values are:
0: RxCVRD (first data column)
1: RxHEC (second data column)
2: RxCRC (third data column)
3: TxEncapFarEndPktErrors (fourth data column)
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
—
|
Code violations and running disparity errors encountered in the receive direction. Applicable to non-SONET client and wave interfaces only. Null for others.
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
—
|
Counter associated with cyclic redundancy check (CRC) errors. Applicable only for interfaces that provide CRC error monitoring. Null for others.
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
—
|
Counter associated with ingress error indications from the far end of an Ethernet network, where an ESCON stream is encapsulated in Ethernet packets. Applicable only for ESCON interfaces where Ethernet encapsulation is performed. Null for others.
|
|
NUMBER(5)
|
NOT NULL
|
Model type as defined by the object mapper.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
NOT NULL
|
Object type as defined by the object mapper.
|
1.2.194 ONS155xx_SONET_Sec_PM_Table
The ONS155xx_SONET_Sec_PM_Table (Table 1-191) contains ONS 15530 and ONS 15540 SONET section layer PM data.
Note
For medium, large, and high-end configurations, this table is partitioned.
Primary key: ONS155XX_SONET_SEC_PM_PK
Tablespace: ONS155XX_DATA_TABLESPACE
Table 1-191 ONS155xx_SONET_Sec_PM_Table
Column Name
|
Oracle Data Type
|
Integrity Constraints
|
Description
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
NOT NULL
|
ID to access this table for an NE; same as NEDBAccessID in the NE_INFO_TABLE.
|
|
NUMBER(4)
|
NOT NULL
|
Module type to which this PM pertains.
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
DEFAULT 0
|
Physical location.
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
NOT NULL
|
Interface index as defined by ObjectMapper.
|
|
NUMBER(1)
|
—
|
Interval of the PM bucket. Values are:
1: 15 minutes
2: 1-day
|
|
DATE
|
NOT NULL
|
Time stamp that shows the interval at which the set of statistics was stored.
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
NOT NULL
|
Status of the PM bucket. Values are:
1: Invalid—Not enough elapsed time
2: Valid period
3: Partial PM (enabled/disabled in this period)
4: Invalid—PM disabled
|
|
NUMBER(1)
|
—
|
Whether the NE was under maintenance when the PM bucket was collected.
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
—
|
Threshold mask for the PM bucket in the interval. This applies to code violations only. Values are:
3: Code violations (fourth data column)
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
—
|
Number of severely errored seconds encountered by SONET/SDH section in the interval.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
—
|
Number of severely errored framing seconds encountered by SONET/SDH section in the interval.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
—
|
Number of errored seconds encountered by SONET/SDH section in the interval.
|
|
NUMBER(12)
|
—
|
Number of code violations encountered by SONET/SDH section in the interval.
|
|
NUMBER(5)
|
NOT NULL
|
Model type as defined by the object mapper.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
NOT NULL
|
Object type as defined by the object mapper.
|
1.2.195 ONS15600_ENET_PM_Table
The ONS 15600_ENET_PM_Table (Table 1-192) is used for ENET PM data where the module type is an ENET line card.
Primary key: ONS15600_ENET_PM_PK
Tablespace: ONS15600_DATA_TABLESPACE
Table 1-192 ONS15600_ENET_PM_Table
Column Name
|
Oracle Data Type
|
Integrity Constraints
|
Description
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
NOT NULL
|
ID to access this table for an NE; same as NEDBAccessID in the NE_INFO_TABLE.
|
|
NUMBER(4)
|
NOT NULL
|
Module type for which the TM refers.
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
DEFAULT 0
|
Physical location.
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
NOT NULL
|
Table index for the interface.
|
|
DATE
|
NOT NULL
|
Time stamp that shows the interval at which the set of statistics was stored.
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
DEFAULT 0
|
Indicates status of the PM bucket. Valid values:
0: Valid period
Other: Bit mask Value
|
|
NUMBER(1)
|
—
|
Whether the NE was under maintenance when the PM bucket was collected.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
—
|
Threshold value for the PM bucket for the fifteen minute interval.
|
|
VARCHAR2(1024)
|
—
|
Threshold value for the PM bucket for the day.
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
—
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
—
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
—
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
—
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
—
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
—
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
—
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
—
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
—
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
—
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
—
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
—
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
—
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
—
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
—
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
—
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
—
|
EtherStatsPkts65to127Oct
ets
|
NUMBER(20)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
—
|
EtherStatsPkts128to255Oc
tets
|
NUMBER(20)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
—
|
EtherStatsPkts256to511Oc
tets
|
NUMBER(20)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
—
|
EtherStatsPkts512to1023O
ctets
|
NUMBER(20)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
—
|
EtherStatsPkts1024to1518
Octets
|
NUMBER(20)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
—
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
—
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
—
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
—
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
—
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
—
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
—
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
—
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
—
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
—
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
—
|
Dot3StatsInternalMacRxEr
rors
|
NUMBER(20)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
—
|
Dot3StatsInternalMacTxEr
rors
|
NUMBER(20)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
—
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
—
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT -2
|
—
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT -2
|
—
|
|
NUMBER(1)
|
NOT NULL
|
Whether the PM data is collected in 24-hour or 15-minute increments. Values are:
1: 24 hour
0: 15-minute
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT 0
|
Model type.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT 0
|
Object type.
|
|
VARCHAR2(256)
|
—
|
StrObjInstance name.
|
|
VARCHAR2(1024)
|
—
|
Invalidity list for PM data.
|
1.2.196 ONS15600_POS_PM_Table
The ONS15600_POS_PM_Table (Table 1-193) is used for POS PM data where the module type is an ASAP line card.
Primary key: ONS15600_POS_PM_PK
Tablespace: ONS15600_DATA_TABLESPACE
Table 1-193 ONS15600_POS_PM_Table
Column Name
|
Oracle Data Type
|
Integrity Constraints
|
Description
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
NOT NULL
|
ID to access this table for an NE; same as NEDBAccessID in the NE_INFO_TABLE.
|
|
NUMBER(4)
|
NOT NULL
|
Module type for which the TM refers.
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
DEFAULT 0
|
Physical location.
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
NOT NULL
|
Table index for the interface.
|
|
DATE
|
NOT NULL
|
Time stamp that shows the interval at which the set of statistics was stored.
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
DEFAULT 0
|
Indicates status of the PM bucket. Valid values:
0: Valid period
Other: Bit mask Value
|
|
NUMBER(1)
|
—
|
Whether the NE was under maintenance when the PM bucket was collected.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
—
|
Threshold value for the PM bucket for the fifteen minute interval.
|
|
VARCHAR2(1024)
|
—
|
Threshold value for the PM bucket for the day.
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
—
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
—
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
—
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
—
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
—
|
MediaIndStatsRxFramesBadCRC
|
NUMBER(20)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
—
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
—
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
—
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
—
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
—
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
—
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
—
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
—
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
—
|
RxPktsDroppedInternalCongestion
|
NUMBER(20)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
—
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
—
|
MediaIndStatsRxFramesTruncated
|
NUMBER(20)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
—
|
MediaIndStatsRxFramesTooLong
|
NUMBER(20)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
—
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT -2
|
—
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT -2
|
—
|
|
NUMBER(1)
|
NOT NULL
|
Whether the PM data is collected in 24-hour or 15-minute increments. Values are:
1: 24 hour
0: 15-minute
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT 0
|
Model type.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT 0
|
Object type.
|
|
VARCHAR2(256)
|
—
|
StrObjInstance name.
|
|
VARCHAR2(1024)
|
—
|
Invalidity list for PM data.
|
1.2.197 ONS15600_Sonet_Line_PM_Table
The ONS15600_Sonet_line_PM_Table (Table 1-194) contains ONS 15600 SONET line PM information. This table is used for OC-N PM data where the module type is an OC-N line card.
Note
For medium, large, and high-end configurations, this table is partitioned.
Primary key: ONS15600_LINE_PM_PK
Tablespace: ONS15600_DATA_TABLESPACE
Table 1-194 ONS15600_Sonet_Line_PM_Table
Column Name
|
Oracle Data Type
|
Integrity Constraints
|
Description
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
NOT NULL
|
ID to access this table for an NE; same as NEDBAccessID in the NE_INFO_TABLE.
|
|
NUMBER(4)
|
NOT NULL
|
Module type to which this PM pertains.
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
DEFAULT 0
|
Physical location.
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
NOT NULL
|
Table index for the interface.
|
|
DATE
|
NOT NULL
|
Time stamp that shows the interval at which the set of statistics was stored.
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
NOT NULL
|
Indicates the status of the PM bucket. Values are:
0: Valid period
Other: Bit mask value (information about PM statistics)
|
|
NUMBER(1)
|
—
|
Whether the NE was under maintenance when the PM bucket was collected.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
—
|
Threshold value for the PM bucket for the 15-minute interval.
|
|
VARCHAR2 (1024)
|
—
|
Threshold value for the PM bucket for the day.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
Number of line code violations encountered by an OC-N interface in the interval. Valid for OC-3, OC-12, and EC1 cards.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
Number of errored seconds encountered by an OC-N interface in the interval. Valid for OC-3, OC-12, and EC1 cards.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
Number of severely errored seconds encountered by an OC-N interface in the interval. Valid for OC-3, OC-12, and EC1 cards.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
Number of unavailable seconds encountered by an OC-N interface in the interval. Valid for OC-3, OC-12, and EC1 cards.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
—
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
—
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
—
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
—
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
—
|
Line failure count (FC-L) encountered by an OC-N interface in the interval. Valid for OC-48 and OC-192 cards. FC-L is a count of the number of near-end line failure events. A failure event begins when a line alarm indication signal (AIS-L) failure is declared or when a lower-layer, traffic-related, near-end failure is declared. This failure event ends when the failure is cleared. A failure event that begins in one period and ends in another period is counted only in the period where it begins.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
Protection switching count (PSC) encountered by an OC-N interface in the interval. Valid for OC-48 and OC-192 cards. In a 1 + 1 protection scheme for a working card, PSC is a count of the number of times service switches from a working card to a protection card plus the number of times service switches back to the working card. For a protection card, PSC is a count of the number of times service switches to a working card from a protection card plus the number of times service switches back to the protection card. The PSC PM is only applicable if revertive line-level protection switching is used.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
Protection switching duration (PSD) count encountered by an OC-N interface in the interval. Valid for OC-48 and OC-192 cards. PSD applies to the length of time, in seconds, that service is carried on another line. For a working line, PSD is a count of the number of seconds that service was carried on the protection line. For the protection line, PSD is a count of the seconds that the line was used to carry service. The PSD PM is only applicable if revertive line-level protection switching is used.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
—
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
—
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
—
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
Protection switch count-span.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
Protection switch duration-span.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
Protection switch count-working.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
Protection switch duration-working.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
Protection switch count-ring.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
Protection switch duration-ring.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
Number of line code violations encountered by an OC-N interface in the interval (far end). Valid for OC-48 and OC-192 cards.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
Number of errored seconds encountered by an OC-N interface in the interval (far end). Valid for OC-48 and OC-192 cards.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
Number of severely errored seconds encountered by an OC-N interface in the interval (far end). Valid for OC-48 and OC-192 cards.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
Number of unavailable seconds encountered by an OC-N interface in the interval (far end). Valid for OC-48 and OC-192 cards.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
Number of far-end line failure counts encountered by an OC-N interface in the interval. Valid for OC-48 and OC-192 cards.
|
|
NUMBER(1)
|
NOT NULL
|
Specifies whether the PM data is collected in 24-hour or 15-minute increments. Values are:
1: 24 hour
0: 15-minute
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT 0
|
Model type.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT 0
|
Object type.
|
|
VARCHAR2(256)
|
—
|
StrObjInstance name.
|
|
VARCHAR2(1024)
|
—
|
Invalidity list for PM data.
|
1.2.198 ONS15600_Sonet_Path_PM_Table
The ONS15600_Sonet_Path_PM_Table (Table 1-195) stores ONS 15600 SONET path PM information. This table is used for path PM data where the module type is a path line card.
Note
For medium, large, and high-end configurations, this table is partitioned.
Primary key: ONS15600_Path_LINE_PM_PK
Tablespace: ONS15600_DATA_TABLESPACE
Table 1-195 ONS15600_Sonet_Path_PM_Table
Column Name
|
Oracle Data Type
|
Integrity Constraints
|
Description
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
NOT NULL
|
ID to access this table for an NE; same as NEDBAccessID in the NE_INFO_TABLE.
|
|
NUMBER(4)
|
NOT NULL
|
Module type to which this PM pertains.
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
DEFAULT 0
|
Physical location.
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
NOT NULL
|
Table index for the interface; same as IfStaticIndex in the Interface_Table.
|
|
DATE
|
NOT NULL
|
Time stamp that shows the interval at which the set of statistics was stored.
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
DEFAULT 0
|
Status of the PM bucket. Values are:
0: Valid period
Other: Bit mask value (information about PM statistics)
|
|
NUMBER(1)
|
—
|
Whether the NE was under maintenance when the PM bucket was collected.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
—
|
Threshold value for the PM bucket for the 15-minute interval.
|
|
VARCHAR2 (1024)
|
—
|
Threshold value for the PM bucket for the day.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
Number of LCVs encountered by a path interface in the interval. Valid for OC-48 and OC-192 cards.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
Number of errored seconds encountered by a path interface in the interval. Valid for OC-48 and OC-192 cards.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
Number of severely errored seconds encountered by a path interface in the interval. Valid for OC-48 and OC-192 cards.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
Number of unavailable seconds encountered by a path interface in the interval. Valid for OC-48 and OC-192 cards.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
Failure count. Number of path failure events.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
Positive Pointer Justification Count, Path Detected is a count of the positive pointer justifications detected on a particular path on an incoming signal.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
Negative Pointer Justification Count, Path Detected is a count of the negative pointer justifications detected on a particular path on an incoming signal.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
Positive Pointer Justification Count, Path Generated is a count of the positive pointer justifications generated for a particular path.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
Negative Pointer Justification Count, Path Generated is a count of the negative pointer justifications generated for a particular path.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
Displays the sum of the absolute values of differences between positive transmitted and received, and negative transmitted and received. The important metric on pointer justification is not the exact counts, but how many were absorbed.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
Indicates the number of Pointer Justification Count Seconds detected on a particular path.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
Indicates the number of Pointer Justification Count Seconds generated for a particular path.
|
SonetPathCodeViolationsFE
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
Number of code violations encountered by a path interface in the interval (far end). Valid for OC-48 and OC-192 cards (far end).
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
Number of errored seconds encountered by a path interface in the interval (far end). Valid for OC-48 and OC-192 cards.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
Number of severely errored seconds encountered by a path interface in the interval (far end). Valid for OC-48 and OC-192 cards.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
Number of unavailable seconds encountered by a path interface in the interval (far end). Valid for OC-48 and OC-192 cards.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
Failure count. Number of path failure events (far end).
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
STS path width.
|
|
NUMBER(1)
|
NOT NULL
|
Whether the PM data is collected in 24-hour or 15-minute increments. Values are:
1: 24 hour
0: 15-minute
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT 0
|
Model type.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT 0
|
Object type.
|
|
VARCHAR2(256)
|
—
|
StrObjInstance name.
|
|
VARCHAR2(1024)
|
—
|
Invalidity list for PM data.
|
1.2.199 ONS15600_Sonet_Sec_PM_Table
The ONS 15600_Sonet_Sec_PM_Table (Table 1-196) contains ONS 15600 SONET PM information data.
Note
For medium, large, and high-end configurations, this table is partitioned.
Primary key: ONS15600_SONET_SEC_PM_PK
Tablespace: ONS15600_DATE_TABLESPACE
Table 1-196 ONS15600_Sonet_SEC_PM Table
Column Name
|
Oracle Data Type
|
Integrity Constraints
|
Description
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
NOT NULL
|
ID to access this table for an NE; same as NEDBAccessID in the NE_INFO_TABLE.
|
|
NUMBER(4)
|
NOT NULL
|
Module type to which this PM pertains.
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
DEFAULT 0
|
Physical location.
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
NOT NULL
|
Interface index as defined by ObjectMapper.
|
|
DATE
|
NOT NULL
|
Time stamp that shows the interval at which the set of statistics was stored.
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
DEFAULT 0
|
Status of the PM bucket. Values are:
0: Valid period
Other: Bit mask value (information about PM statistics)
|
|
NUMBER(1)
|
—
|
Whether the NE was under maintenance when the PM bucket was collected.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
—
|
Threshold value for the PM bucket for the 15-minute interval.
|
|
VARCHAR2 (1024)
|
—
|
Threshold value for the PM bucket for the day.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
Number of section severely errored frame seconds encountered by an OC-N interface. Valid for OC-48 and OC-192 cards.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
Number of BIP errors detected at the session layer.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
Number of seconds when at least one section layer BIP error was detected or when an SEF LOS defect is present.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
Number of seconds when more section layer BIP errors were detected.
|
|
NUMBER(1)
|
NOT NULL
|
Specifies whether the PM data is collected in 24-hour or 15-minute increments. Values are:
1: 24 hour
0: 15-minute
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT 0
|
Model type.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT 0
|
Object type.
|
|
VARCHAR2(256)
|
—
|
StrObjInstance name.
|
|
VARCHAR2(1024)
|
—
|
Invalidity list for PM data.
|
1.2.200 ONS15600SDH_HO_PM_Table
The ONS15600SDH_HO_PM_Table (Table 1-197) contains information about the ONS 15600 SDH high-order PM parameters.
Note
For medium, large, and high-end configurations, this table is partitioned.
Primary key: None
Tablespace: ONS15600_DATA_TABLESPACE
Table 1-197 ONS15600SDH_HO_PM_Table
Column Name
|
Oracle Data Type
|
Integrity Constraints
|
Description
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
NOT NULL
|
NE database access ID.
|
|
NUMBER(4)
|
NOT NULL
|
Module type.
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
DEFAULT 0
|
Physical location.
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
NOT NULL
|
Table index for the interface.
|
|
DATE
|
NOT NULL
|
Interval time stamp when the statistics were stored.
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
DEFAULT 0
|
Status of the PM bucket. Valid values are:
0: Valid period
Other: Bit mask value
|
|
NUMBER(1)
|
—
|
Whether the NE was under maintenance when the PM bucket was collected.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
—
|
—
|
|
VARCHAR2 (1024)
|
—
|
—
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
Errored blocks.
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
Errored seconds.
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
Severely errored seconds.
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
Unavailable seconds.
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
Failure count.
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
Background block error.
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
Errored seconds ratio.
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
Severely errored seconds ratio.
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
Background block error ratio.
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
Positive pointer justification-In.
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
Positive pointer justification-Out.
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
Negative pointer justification-In.
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
Negative pointer justification-Out.
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
Errored blocks (far end).
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
Errored seconds (far end).
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
Severely errored seconds (far end).
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
Unavailable seconds (far end).
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
Failure count (far end).
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
Background block error (far end).
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
Errored seconds ratio (far end).
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
Severely errored seconds ratio (far end).
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
Background block error ratio (far end).
|
|
NUMBER(4)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
STS size. Valid for OC-N/STM-N cards. Possible values are:
1: VC4
2: VC4-2c
3: VC4-3c
4: VC4-4c
8: VC4-8c
16: VC4-16c
64: VC4-64c
|
|
NUMBER(1)
|
NOT NULL
|
Whether the PM data is collected in 24-hour or 15-minute increments. Values are:
1: 24 hour
0: 15-minute
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT 0
|
Model type.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT 0
|
Object type.
|
|
VARCHAR2(256)
|
—
|
StrObjInstance name.
|
|
VARCHAR2(1024)
|
—
|
Invalidity list for PM data.
|
1.2.201 ONS15600SDH_MS_PM_Table
The ONS15600SDH_MS_PM_Table (Table 1-198) contains information about the ONS 15600 SDH multiplex section PM parameters.
Note
For medium, large, and high-end configurations, this table is partitioned.
Primary key: None
Tablespace: ONS15600_DATA_TABLESPACE
Table 1-198 ONS15600SDH_MS_PM_Table
Column Name
|
Oracle Data Type
|
Integrity Constraints
|
Description
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
NOT NULL
|
NE database access ID.
|
|
NUMBER(4)
|
NOT NULL
|
Module type.
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
DEFAULT 0
|
Physical location.
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
NOT NULL
|
Table index for the interface.
|
|
DATE
|
NOT NULL
|
Interval time stamp when the statistics were stored.
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
DEFAULT 0
|
Status of the PM bucket. Valid values are:
0: Valid period
Other: Bit mask value
|
|
NUMBER(1)
|
—
|
Whether the NE was under maintenance when the PM bucket was collected.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
—
|
—
|
|
VARCHAR2 (1024)
|
—
|
—
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
Errored blocks-multiplex section.
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
Errored seconds-multiplex section.
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
Severely errored seconds-multiplex section.
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
Unavailable seconds-multiplex section.
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
Failure count-multiplex section.
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
Background block error-multiplex section.
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
Protection switching count-multiplex section.
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
Protection switching duration-multiplex section.
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
Protection switching count-span, multiplex section.
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
Protection switching duration-span, multiplex section.
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
Protection switching count-working, multiplex section.
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
Protection switching duration-working, multiplex section.
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
Protection switching count-ring, multiplex section.
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
Protection switching duration-ring, multiplex section.
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
Errored blocks-multiplex section (far end).
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
Errored seconds-multiplex section (far end).
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
Severely errored seconds-multiplex section (far end).
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
Unavailable seconds-multiplex section (far end).
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
Failure count-multiplex section (far end).
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
Background block error-multiplex section (far end).
|
|
NUMBER(1)
|
NOT NULL
|
Whether the PM data is collected in 24-hour or 15-minute increments. Values are:
1: 24 hour
0: 15-minute
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT 0
|
Model type.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT 0
|
Object type.
|
|
VARCHAR2(256)
|
—
|
StrObjInstance name.
|
|
VARCHAR2(1024)
|
—
|
Invalidity list for PM data.
|
1.2.202 ONS15600SDH_RS_PM_Table
The ONS15600SDH_RS_PM_Table (Table 1-199) contains information about the ONS 15600 regeneration section PM parameters.
Note
For medium, large, and high-end configurations, this table is partitioned.
Primary key: None
Tablespace: ONS15600_DATA_TABLESPACE
Table 1-199 ONS15600SDH_RS_PM_Table
Column Name
|
Oracle Data Type
|
Integrity Constraints
|
Description
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
NOT NULL
|
NE database access ID.
|
|
NUMBER(4)
|
NOT NULL
|
Module type.
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
DEFAULT 0
|
Physical location.
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
NOT NULL
|
Table index for the interface.
|
|
DATE
|
NOT NULL
|
Interval time stamp when the statistics were stored.
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
DEFAULT 0
|
Status of the PM bucket. Valid values are:
0: Valid period
Other: Bit mask value
|
|
NUMBER(1)
|
—
|
Whether the NE was under maintenance when the PM bucket was collected.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
—
|
—
|
|
VARCHAR2 (1024)
|
—
|
—
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
Errored blocks-regeneration section.
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
Errored seconds-regeneration section.
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
Severely errored seconds-regeneration section.
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
Severely errored framing seconds-regeneration section.
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
Background block error-regeneration section.
|
|
NUMBER(1)
|
NOT NULL
|
Whether the PM data is collected in 24-hour or 15-minute increments. Values are:
1: 24 hour
0: 15-minute
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT 0
|
Model type.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT 0
|
Object type.
|
|
VARCHAR2(256)
|
—
|
StrObjInstance name.
|
|
VARCHAR2(1024)
|
—
|
Invalidity list for PM data.
|
1.2.203 ONS158xx_Amplifier_PM_Table
The ONS158xx_Amplifier_PM_Table (Table 1-200) stores values from ONS 158xx amplifiers.
Note
For medium, large, and high-end configurations, this table is partitioned.
Primary key: ONS158XX_AMPLIFIER_PM_PK
Tablespace: ONS158XX_DATA_TABLESPACE
Table 1-200 ONS158xx_Amplifier_PM_Table
Column Name
|
Oracle Data Type
|
Integrity Constraints
|
Description
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
NOT NULL
|
ID to access this table for an NE; same as NEDBAccessID in the NE_INFO_TABLE.
|
|
NUMBER(4)
|
NOT NULL
|
Module type to which this PM pertains.
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
NOT NULL
|
Physical location.
|
|
DATE
|
NOT NULL
|
Time stamp that shows the interval at which the set of statistics was stored.
|
|
VARCHAR2(40)
|
—
|
Laser temperature 1.
|
|
VARCHAR2(40)
|
—
|
Laser temperature 2.
|
|
VARCHAR2(40)
|
—
|
Laser current 1.
|
|
VARCHAR2(40)
|
—
|
Laser current 2.
|
|
VARCHAR2(40)
|
—
|
Input power 1.
|
|
VARCHAR2(40)
|
—
|
Input power 2.
|
|
VARCHAR2(40)
|
—
|
Output power 1.
|
|
VARCHAR2(40)
|
—
|
Output power 2.
|
|
VARCHAR2(40)
|
—
|
Laser power 1.
|
|
VARCHAR2(40)
|
—
|
Laser power 2.
|
|
VARCHAR2(40)
|
—
|
Output power-red band.
|
|
VARCHAR2(40)
|
—
|
Output power-blue band.
|
|
VARCHAR2(40)
|
—
|
External pump power 1.
|
|
VARCHAR2(40)
|
—
|
External pump power 2.
|
|
VARCHAR2(40)
|
—
|
Fiber temperature 1.
|
|
VARCHAR2(40)
|
—
|
Output power offset 1.
|
|
VARCHAR2(40)
|
—
|
External pump status 1.
|
|
VARCHAR2(40)
|
—
|
Variable optical attenuation 1.
|
|
VARCHAR2(40)
|
—
|
Variable optical attenuation offset 1.
|
|
VARCHAR2(40)
|
—
|
Pump power 1.
|
|
VARCHAR2(40)
|
—
|
Pump power 2.
|
|
VARCHAR2(40)
|
—
|
Raman pump power 1.
|
|
NUMBER(1)
|
NOT NULL
|
Whether the PM data is collected in 24-hour or 15-minute increments. Values are:
1: 24 hour
0: 15-minute
|
1.2.204 ONS158xx_BCS_PM_Table
The ONS158xx_BCS_PM_Table (Table 1-201) stores PM values for the ONS 15808 band combiner and splitter (BCS) modules.
Note
For medium, large, and high-end configurations, this table is partitioned.
Primary key: ONS158XX_BCS_PM_PK
Tablespace: ONS158XX_DATA_TABLESPACE
Table 1-201 ONS158xx_BCS_PM_Table
Column Name
|
Oracle Data Type
|
Integrity Constraints
|
Description
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
NOT NULL
|
ID to access this table for an NE; same as NEDBAccessID in the NE_INFO_TABLE.
|
|
NUMBER(4)
|
NOT NULL
|
Module type to which this PM pertains.
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
NOT NULL
|
Physical location (slot and port).
|
|
DATE
|
NOT NULL
|
Time stamp showing the interval for which the set of statistics is gathered.
|
|
VARCHAR2(40)
|
—
|
External pump power 1.
|
|
VARCHAR2(40)
|
—
|
External pump power 2.
|
|
VARCHAR2(40)
|
—
|
Total external pump power 1.
|
|
VARCHAR2(40)
|
—
|
External pump 1 insertion loss.
|
|
VARCHAR2(40)
|
—
|
External pump 2 insertion loss.
|
|
VARCHAR2(40)
|
—
|
Input power 1.
|
|
NUMBER(1)
|
NOT NULL
|
Whether the PM data is collected in 24-hour or 15-minute increments. Values are:
1: 24 hour
0: 15-minute
|
1.2.205 ONS158xx_CMP_PM_Table
The ONS158xx_CMP_PM_Table (Table 1-202) stores PM values for ONS 15808 Control and Monitoring Processor (CMP) modules.
Note
For medium, large, and high-end configurations, this table is partitioned.
Primary key: ONS158XX_CMP_PM_PK
Tablespace: ONS158XX_DATA_TABLESPACE
Table 1-202 ONS158xx_CMP_PM_Table
Column Name
|
Oracle Data Type
|
Integrity Constraints
|
Description
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
NOT NULL
|
ID to access this table for an NE; same as NEDBAccessID in the NE_INFO_TABLE.
|
|
NUMBER(4)
|
NOT NULL
|
Module type to which this PM pertains.
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
NOT NULL
|
Physical location (slot and port).
|
|
DATE
|
NOT NULL
|
Time stamp that shows the interval at which the set of statistics was stored.
|
|
VARCHAR2(40)
|
—
|
Amount of free hard drive memory.
|
|
VARCHAR2(40)
|
—
|
Percentage of hard drive memory available.
|
|
VARCHAR2(40)
|
—
|
Amount of free RAM available.
|
|
VARCHAR2(40)
|
—
|
Percentage of RAM available.
|
|
VARCHAR2(40)
|
—
|
Size of the RAM block.
|
|
VARCHAR2(40)
|
—
|
Number of alarms generated in the previous whole hour.
|
|
VARCHAR2(40)
|
—
|
Number of alarms generated in the current hour.
|
|
VARCHAR2(40)
|
—
|
Peak number of alarms at any given time.
|
|
VARCHAR2(40)
|
—
|
Average number of alarms per second in a 24-hour period.
|
|
VARCHAR2(40)
|
—
|
Average number of alarms per second in a 60-second period.
|
|
VARCHAR2(40)
|
—
|
Percentage of free log space available.
|
|
NUMBER(1)
|
NOT NULL
|
Whether the PM data is collected in 24-hour or 15-minute increments. Values are:
1: 24 hour
0: 15-minute
|
1.2.206 ONS158xx_IOC_W_PM_Table
The ONS158xx_IOC_W_PM_Table (Table 1-203) stores PM values for ONS 15800 and ONS 15801 Input/Output cards (IOC-Ws).
Note
For medium, large, and high-end configurations, this table is partitioned.
Primary key: PL_ONS158XX_IOC_W_PM_PK
Tablespace: ONS158XX_DATA_TABLESPACE
Table 1-203 ONS158xx_IOC_W_PM_Table
Column Name
|
Oracle Data Type
|
Integrity Constraints
|
Description
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
NOT NULL
|
ID to access this table for an NE; same as NEDBAccessID in the NE_INFO_TABLE.
|
|
NUMBER(4)
|
NOT NULL
|
Module type to which this PM pertains.
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
NOT NULL
|
Physical location (rack, shelf, and slot).
|
|
DATE
|
NOT NULL
|
Time stamp that shows the interval at which the set of statistics was stored.
|
|
VARCHAR2(40)
|
—
|
Generic analog input 1.
|
|
VARCHAR2(40)
|
—
|
Generic analog input 2.
|
|
VARCHAR2(40)
|
—
|
Generic analog input 3.
|
|
VARCHAR2(40)
|
—
|
Generic analog input 4.
|
|
VARCHAR2(40)
|
—
|
Generic analog input 5.
|
|
VARCHAR2(40)
|
—
|
Generic analog input 6.
|
|
VARCHAR2(40)
|
—
|
Generic analog input 7.
|
|
VARCHAR2(40)
|
—
|
Generic analog input 8.
|
|
NUMBER(1)
|
NOT NULL
|
Whether the PM data is collected in 24-hour or 15-minute increments. Values are:
1: 24 hour
0: 15-minute
|
1.2.207 ONS158xx_LAC_Active_User_Table
The ONS158xx_LAC_Active_User_Table (Table 1-204) stores information about ONS 15800, ONS 15801, and ONS 15808 active local access control (LAC) users.
Primary key: ONS158XX_LAC_USER_A_TABLE_PK
Tablespace: ONS158XX_DATA_TABLESPACE
Table 1-204 ONS158xx_LAC_Active_User_Table
Column Name
|
Oracle Data Type
|
Integrity Constraints
|
Description
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
NOT NULL
|
NEDBAccessID in the NE_Info_Table.
|
|
VARCHAR2(40)
|
NOT NULL
|
Type of user.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
NOT NULL
|
Session ID.
|
|
VARCHAR2(40)
|
NOT NULL
|
IP address.
|
|
VARCHAR2(40)
|
NOT NULL
|
Username.
|
|
VARCHAR2(40)
|
NOT NULL
|
User profile. Values are:
1: TL1 system administrator
2: TL1 complete permission
3: TL1 read-only user
4: TL1 partial permission
5: TL1 simple permission
31: LCI superuser
32: LCI network administrator
33: LCI read/write user
34: LCI read-only user
|
1.2.208 ONS158xx_LAC_Log_Status_Table
The ONS158xx_LAC_Log_Status_Table (Table 1-205) stores LAC log status information for all ONS 15800, ONS 15801, and ONS 15808 NEs.
Primary key: ONS158XX_LAC_LOG_S_TABLE_PK
Tablespace: ONS158XX_DATA_TABLESPACE
Table 1-205 ONS158xx_LAC_Log_Status_Table
Column Name
|
Oracle Data Type
|
Integrity Constraints
|
Description
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
NOT NULL
|
NEDBAccessID in the NE_Info_Table.
|
|
VARCHAR2(40)
|
NOT NULL
|
Whether the security log is enabled or disabled on the NE.
|
|
VARCHAR2(40)
|
NOT NULL
|
Log name.
|
|
DATE
|
—
|
Last time the CTM user requested information from the security log on the NE.
|
1.2.209 ONS158xx_LAC_Log_Table
The ONS 158xx_LAC_Log_Table (Table 1-206) stores LAC log information for all ONS 15800, ONS 15801, and ONS 15808 NEs.
Primary key: None
Tablespace: ONS158XX_DATA_TABLESPACE
Table 1-206 ONS158xx_LAC_Log_Table
Column Name
|
Oracle Data Type
|
Integrity Constraints
|
Description
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
NOT NULL
|
NEDBAccessID in the NE_Info_Table.
|
|
VARCHAR2(40)
|
NOT NULL
|
Username.
|
|
VARCHAR2(40)
|
NOT NULL
|
—
|
|
VARCHAR2(40)
|
NOT NULL
|
User profiles. Valid values:
1: TL1 system administrator
2: TL1 complete permission
3: TL1 read-only user
4: TL1 partial permission
5: TL1 simple permission
31: LCI superuser
32: LCI network administrator
33: LCI read and write user
34: LCI read-only user
|
|
Date
|
NOT NULL
|
—
|
|
VARCHAR2(40)
|
NOT NULL
|
—
|
|
VARCHAR2(40)
|
NOT NULL
|
—
|
|
VARCHAR2(300)
|
NOT NULL
|
—
|
|
VARCHAR2(40)
|
NOT NULL
|
—
|
1.2.210 ONS158xx_LAC_Profile_Table
The ONS158xx_LAC_Profile_Table (Table 1-207) stores valid NE user profiles for ONS 15800, ONS 15801, and ONS 15808 NEs.
Primary key: ONS158XX_LAC_P_TABLE_PK
Tablespace: ONS158XX_DATA_TABLESPACE
Table 1-207 ONS158xx_LAC_Profile_Table
Column Name
|
Oracle Data Type
|
Integrity Constraints
|
Description
|
|
VARCHAR2(40)
|
NOT NULL
|
Unique identifier for the NE user profile. Values are:
1: TL1 system administrator
2: TL1 complete permission
3: TL1 read-only user
4: TL1 partial permission
5: TL1 simple permission
31: LCI superuser
32: LCI network administrator
33: LCI read/write user
34: LCI read-only user
|
|
VARCHAR2(100)
|
NOT NULL
|
Description of the user profile.
|
1.2.211 ONS158xx_LAC_User_Table
The ONS158xx_LAC_User_Table (Table 1-208) stores ONS 15800, ONS 15801, and ONS 15808 LAC user information.
Primary key: ONS158XX_LAC_USER_TABLE_PK
Tablespace: ONS158XX_DATA_TABLESPACE
Table 1-208 ONS158xx_LAC_User_Table
Column Name
|
Oracle Data Type
|
Integrity Constraints
|
Description
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
NOT NULL
|
NEDBAccessID in the NE_Info_Table.
|
|
VARCHAR2(40)
|
NOT NULL
|
Type of user.
|
|
VARCHAR2(40)
|
NOT NULL
|
Username of the TL1 or LCI user who performed the operation on the NE.
|
|
VARCHAR2(40)
|
NOT NULL
|
Values are:
1: TL1 system administrator
2: TL1 complete permission
3: TL1 read-only user
4: TL1 partial permission
5: TL1 simple permission
31: LCI superuser
32: LCI network administrator
33: LCI read/write user
34: LCI read-only user
|
1.2.212 ONS158xx_LSM_PM_Table
The ONS158xx_LSM_PM_Table (Table 1-209) stores analog values from Line Service Modem (LSM-W) modules.
Note
For medium, large, and high-end configurations, this table is partitioned.
Primary key: ONS158XX_LSM_PM_PK
Tablespace: ONS158XX_DATA_TABLESPACE
Table 1-209 ONS158xx_LSM_PM_Table
Column Name
|
Oracle Data Type
|
Integrity Constraints
|
Description
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
NOT NULL
|
ID to access this table for an NE; same as NEDBAccessID in the NE_INFO_TABLE.
|
|
NUMBER(4)
|
NOT NULL
|
Module type to which this PM pertains.
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
NOT NULL
|
Physical location.
|
|
DATE
|
NOT NULL
|
Time stamp that shows the interval at which the set of statistics was stored.
|
|
VARCHAR2(40)
|
—
|
East laser power temperature 1.
|
|
VARCHAR2(40)
|
—
|
West laser power temperature 2.
|
|
VARCHAR2(40)
|
—
|
East laser current 1.
|
|
VARCHAR2(40)
|
—
|
West laser current 2.
|
|
VARCHAR2(40)
|
—
|
East output power 1.
|
|
VARCHAR2(40)
|
—
|
West output power 2.
|
|
VARCHAR2(40)
|
—
|
Number of collisions.
|
|
VARCHAR2(40)
|
—
|
Number of transmitted bytes.
|
|
NUMBER(1)
|
NOT NULL
|
Whether the PM data is collected in 24-hour or 15-minute increments. Values are:
1: 24 hour
0: 15-minute
|
1.2.213 ONS158xx_NE_IP_Table
The ONS158xx_NE_IP_Table (Table 1-210) stores the primary and secondary IP address associated with each managed ONS 15800, ONS 15801, and ONS 15808 NE.
Primary key: PL_ONS158XX_NE_IP_PK
Tablespace: ONS158XX_DATA_TABLESPACE
Table 1-210 ONS158xx_NE_IP_Table
Column Name
|
Oracle Data Type
|
Integrity Constraints
|
Description
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
NOT NULL
|
ID to access this table for an NE; same as NEDBAccessID in NE_INFO_TABLE.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
UNIQUE, NOT NULL
|
First IP address of the NE, assumed to be unique across the domains. The GUI and server convert an IP address to a number before it is stored in the database.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
NOT NULL
|
Second IP address of the NE, assumed to be unique across the domains. GUI and server convert an IP address to a number before it is stored in the database.
|
1.2.214 ONS158xx_OAD_PM_Table
The ONS158xx_OAD_PM_Table (Table 1-211) stores PM values for ONS 15808 Optical Add/Drop-8 channel-C band (OAD-8-C) modules.
Note
For medium, large, and high-end configurations, this table is partitioned.
Primary key: ONS158XX_OAD_PM_PK
Tablespace: ONS158XX_DATA_TABLESPACE
Table 1-211 ONS158xx_OAD_PM_Table
Column Name
|
Oracle Data Type
|
Integrity Constraints
|
Description
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
NOT NULL
|
ID to access this table for an NE; same as NEDBAccessID in the NE_INFO_TABLE.
|
|
NUMBER(4)
|
NOT NULL
|
Module type to which this PM pertains.
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
NOT NULL
|
Physical location (slot and port).
|
|
DATE
|
NOT NULL
|
Time stamp that shows the interval at which the set of statistics was stored.
|
|
VARCHAR2(40)
|
—
|
Input power express channels 1.
|
|
VARCHAR2(40)
|
—
|
Input power add channels 1.
|
|
VARCHAR2(40)
|
—
|
Add express channels insertion loss 1.
|
|
VARCHAR2(40)
|
—
|
Drop express channels insertion loss 1.
|
|
VARCHAR2(40)
|
—
|
Add channels insertion loss 1.
|
|
VARCHAR2(40)
|
—
|
Drop channels insertion loss 1.
|
|
NUMBER(1)
|
NOT NULL
|
Whether the PM data is collected in 24-hour or 15-minute increments. Values are:
1: 24 hour
0: 15-minute
|
1.2.215 ONS158xx_OADM_PM_Table
The ONS158xx_OADM_PM_Table (Table 1-212) stores PM values for ONS 15800 and ONS 15801 Optical Add/Drop Multiplexer-Passive-4 channels (OADM-P4) modules.
Note
For medium, large, and high-end configurations, this table is partitioned.
Primary key: ONS158XX_OADM_PM_PK
Tablespace: ONS158XX_DATA_TABLESPACE
Table 1-212 ONS158xx_OADM_PM_Table
Column Name
|
Oracle Data Type
|
Integrity Constraints
|
Description
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
NOT NULL
|
ID to access this table for an NE; same as NEDBAccessID in the NE_INFO_TABLE.
|
|
NUMBER(4)
|
NOT NULL
|
Module type to which this PM pertains.
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
NOT NULL
|
Physical location (slot and port).
|
|
DATE
|
NOT NULL
|
Time stamp that shows the interval at which the set of statistics was stored.
|
|
VARCHAR2(40)
|
—
|
Operating temperature 1.
|
|
VARCHAR2(40)
|
—
|
Operating temperature 2.
|
|
NUMBER(1)
|
NOT NULL
|
Whether the PM data is collected in 24-hour or 15-minute increments. Values are:
1: 24 hour
0: 15-minute
|
1.2.216 ONS158xx_OSU_PM_Table
The ONS158xx_OSU_PM_Table (Table 1-213) stores PM values for ONS 15800, ONS 15801, and ONS 15808 Optical Switch Units (OSUs).
Note
For medium, large, and high-end configurations, this table is partitioned.
Primary key: ONS158XX_OSU_PM_PK
Tablespace: ONS158XX_DATA_TABLESPACE
Table 1-213 ONS158xx_OSU_PM_Table
Column Name
|
Oracle Data Type
|
Integrity Constraints
|
Description
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
NOT NULL
|
ID to access this table for an NE; same as NEDBAccessID in the NE_INFO_TABLE.
|
|
NUMBER(4)
|
NOT NULL
|
Module type to which this PM pertains.
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
NOT NULL
|
Physical location (slot and port).
|
|
DATE
|
NOT NULL
|
Time stamp that shows the interval at which the set of statistics was stored.
|
|
VARCHAR2(40)
|
—
|
Input power from client transmitter 1.
|
|
VARCHAR2(40)
|
—
|
Output power client receive 1.
|
|
VARCHAR2(40)
|
—
|
Input power working line 1.
|
|
VARCHAR2(40)
|
—
|
Input power protection line 1.
|
|
VARCHAR2(40)
|
—
|
Optical switch insertion loss.
|
|
NUMBER(1)
|
NOT NULL
|
Whether the PM data is collected in 24-hour or 15-minute increments. Values are:
1: 24 hour
0: 15-minute
|
1.2.217 ONS158xx_OTS_PTP_Table
The ONS158xx_OTS_PTP_Table (Table 1-214) contains information about the ONS 158xx PTP table.
Primary key: ONS158xx_PTP_S_Table_PK
Tablespace: ONS158xx_DATA_TABLESPACE
Table 1-214 ONS158xx_OTS_PTP_Table
Column Name
|
Oracle Data Type
|
Integrity Constraints
|
Description
|
|
NUMBER(4)
|
NOT NULL
|
Type of model.
|
|
NUMBER(2)
|
NOT NULL
|
Configuration mode of the NE.
|
|
NUMBER(4)
|
NOT NULL
|
—
|
|
NUMBER(8)
|
NOT NULL
|
Module identifier.
|
1.2.218 ONS158xx_PM_ACT_MOD_Table
The ONS158xx_PM_ACT_MOD_Table (Table 1-215) stores the ONS 15800, ONS 15801, and ONS 15808 NE modules on which PM is enabled. If PM is enabled on the entire NE, the list of racks is substituted for the list of modules.
Note
For medium, large, and high-end configurations, this table is partitioned.
Primary key: ONS158XX_PM_ACT_MOD_PK
Tablespace: ONS158XX_DATA_TABLESPACE
Table 1-215 ONS158xx_PM_ACT_MOD_Table
Column Name
|
Oracle Data Type
|
Integrity Constraints
|
Description
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
NOT NULL
|
ID to access this table for an NE; same as NEDBAccessID in the NE_Info_Table.
|
|
NUMBER(4)
|
NOT NULL
|
Module identifier.
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
NOT NULL
|
Physical location (rack, shelf, and slot).
|
|
NUMBER(1)
|
NOT NULL
|
—
|
|
NUMBER(1)
|
NOT NULL
|
—
|
1.2.219 ONS158xx_PTPType_Table
The ONS158xx_PTPType_Table (Table 1-216) is used for link management.
Primary key: ONS158XX_PTPTYPE_TABLE_PK
Tablespace: ONS158XX_DATA_TABLESPACE
Table 1-216 ONS158xx_PTPType_Table
Column Name
|
Oracle Data Type
|
Integrity Constraints
|
Description
|
|
VARCHAR2(64)
|
NOT NULL
|
Whether the PTP is a source or a sync PTP.
|
|
NUMBER(4)
|
NOT NULL
|
Identifies the PTP source or sync. Values are:
1: Source
2: Sync
|
1.2.220 ONS158xx_SCF_PM_Table
The ONS158xx_SCF_PM_Table (Table 1-217) stores analog values from the ONS 15800 and ONS 15801 Subrack Common Functions (SCF) module.
Note
For medium, large, and high-end configurations, this table is partitioned.
Primary key: ONS158XX_SCF_PM_PK
Tablespace: ONS158XX_DATA_TABLESPACE
Table 1-217 ONS158xx_SCF_PM_Table
Column Name
|
Oracle Data Type
|
Integrity Constraints
|
Description
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
NOT NULL
|
ID to access this table for an NE; same as NEDBAccessID in the NE_INFO_TABLE.
|
|
NUMBER(4)
|
NOT NULL
|
Module type to which this PM pertains.
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
NOT NULL
|
Physical location.
|
|
DATE
|
NOT NULL
|
Time stamp that shows the interval at which the set of statistics was stored.
|
|
VARCHAR2(40)
|
—
|
Fan operating current 1.
|
|
VARCHAR2(40)
|
—
|
Fan operating current 2.
|
|
VARCHAR2(40)
|
—
|
Fan operating current 3.
|
|
VARCHAR2(40)
|
—
|
Fan operating current 4.
|
|
VARCHAR2(40)
|
—
|
Fan power supply voltage 1.
|
|
VARCHAR2(40)
|
—
|
Backplane power supply voltage.
|
|
NUMBER(1)
|
NOT NULL
|
Whether the PM data is collected in 24-hour or 15-minute increments. Values are:
1: 24 hour
0: 15-minute
|
1.2.221 ONS158xx_TimeStamp_PM_Table
The ONS158xx_TimeStamp_PM_Table (Table 1-218) contains time stamp information for ONS 15800, ONS 15801, and ONS 15808 NEs.
Note
For medium, large, and high-end configurations, this table is partitioned.
Primary key: ONS158XX_TS_PM_PK
Tablespace: ONS158XX_DATA_TABLESPACE
Table 1-218 ONS158xx_TimeStamp_PM_Table
Column Name
|
Oracle Data Type
|
Integrity Constraints
|
Description
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
NOT NULL
|
ID to access this table for an NE; same as NEDBAccessID in the NE_INFO_TABLE.
|
|
DATE
|
NOT NULL
|
Time stamp that shows the interval at which the set of statistics was stored.
|
|
NUMBER(1)
|
NOT NULL
|
Whether the PM data is collected in 24-hour or 15-minute increments. Values are:
1: 24 hour
0: 15-minute
|
1.2.222 ONS158xx_Transponder_PM_Table
The ONS158xx_Transponder_PM_Table (Table 1-219) stores analog values from ONS 15800 and ONS 15801 Line Extender Modules-Externally Modulated (LEM-EM) and Wavelength Converter Modules-Externally Modulated (WCM-EM). It also stores values for Receive Transponder-Directly Modulated (RXT-DM) modules.
Note
For medium, large, and high-end configurations, this table is partitioned.
Primary key: ONS158XX_TRANSPONDER_PM_PK
Tablespace: ONS158XX_DATA_TABLESPACE
Table 1-219 ONS158xx_Transponder_PM_Table
Column Name
|
Oracle Data Type
|
Integrity Constraints
|
Description
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
NOT NULL
|
ID to access this table for an NE; same as NEDBAccessID in the NE_INFO_TABLE.
|
|
NUMBER(4)
|
NOT NULL
|
Module type to which this PM pertains.
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
NOT NULL
|
Physical location.
|
|
DATE
|
NOT NULL
|
Time stamp that shows the interval at which the set of statistics was stored.
|
|
VARCHAR2(40)
|
—
|
Laser temperature 1.
|
|
VARCHAR2(40)
|
—
|
Laser current 1.
|
|
VARCHAR2(40)
|
—
|
Input power 1.
|
|
VARCHAR2(40)
|
—
|
Output power 1.
|
|
VARCHAR2(40)
|
—
|
Laser power 1.
|
|
VARCHAR2(40)
|
—
|
B1 errored seconds at 15 minutes.
|
|
VARCHAR2(40)
|
—
|
B1 severely errored seconds at 15 minutes.
|
|
VARCHAR2(40)
|
—
|
B1 background block errors at 15 minutes.
|
|
VARCHAR2(40)
|
—
|
B1 bit error rate at 15 minutes.
|
|
VARCHAR2(40)
|
—
|
B1 unavailable time at 15 minutes.
|
|
VARCHAR2(40)
|
—
|
B1 errored seconds at 24 hours.
|
|
VARCHAR2(40)
|
—
|
B1 severely errored seconds at 24 hours.
|
|
VARCHAR2(40)
|
—
|
B1 background block errors at 24 hours.
|
|
VARCHAR2(40)
|
—
|
B1 bit error rate at 24 hours.
|
|
VARCHAR2(40)
|
—
|
B1 unavailable time at 24 hours.
|
|
VARCHAR2(40)
|
—
|
Forward error correction (FEC) errored seconds at 15 minutes.
|
|
VARCHAR2(40)
|
—
|
FEC severely errored seconds at 15 minutes.
|
|
VARCHAR2(40)
|
—
|
FEC background block errors at 15 minutes.
|
|
VARCHAR2(40)
|
—
|
FEC unavailable time at 15 minutes.
|
|
VARCHAR2(40)
|
—
|
FEC error corrected rate at 15 minutes.
|
|
VARCHAR2(40)
|
—
|
FEC uncorrected code words rate at 15 minutes.
|
|
VARCHAR2(40)
|
—
|
FEC errored seconds at 24 hours.
|
|
VARCHAR2(40)
|
—
|
FEC severely errored seconds at 24 hours.
|
|
VARCHAR2(40)
|
—
|
FEC background block errors at 24 hours.
|
|
VARCHAR2(40)
|
—
|
FEC unavailable time at 24 hours.
|
|
VARCHAR2(40)
|
—
|
FEC error corrected rate at 24 hours.
|
|
VARCHAR2(40)
|
—
|
FEC uncorrected code words at 24 hours.
|
|
VARCHAR2(40)
|
—
|
—
|
|
VARCHAR2(40)
|
—
|
—
|
|
VARCHAR2(40)
|
—
|
—
|
|
VARCHAR2(40)
|
—
|
—
|
|
VARCHAR2(40)
|
—
|
—
|
|
VARCHAR2(40)
|
—
|
—
|
|
VARCHAR2(40)
|
—
|
—
|
|
VARCHAR2(40)
|
—
|
—
|
|
VARCHAR2(40)
|
—
|
—
|
|
VARCHAR2(40)
|
—
|
—
|
|
VARCHAR2(40)
|
—
|
—
|
|
VARCHAR2(40)
|
—
|
—
|
|
VARCHAR2(40)
|
—
|
—
|
|
VARCHAR2(40)
|
—
|
—
|
|
VARCHAR2(40)
|
—
|
—
|
|
VARCHAR2(40)
|
—
|
—
|
|
VARCHAR2(40)
|
—
|
—
|
|
VARCHAR2(40)
|
—
|
—
|
|
VARCHAR2(40)
|
—
|
—
|
|
VARCHAR2(40)
|
—
|
—
|
|
VARCHAR2(40)
|
—
|
—
|
|
VARCHAR2(40)
|
—
|
—
|
|
VARCHAR2(40)
|
—
|
—
|
|
VARCHAR2(40)
|
—
|
—
|
|
NUMBER(1)
|
NOT NULL
|
Whether the PM data is collected in 24-hour or 15-minute increments. Values are:
1: True (24 hour)
0: False (15-minute)
|
1.2.223 ONS158xx_WD_PM_Table
The ONS158xx_WD_PM_Table (Table 1-220) stores PM values for the ONS 15800 and ONS 15801 wavelength demultiplexer modules (8WD-B, 24WD-LLR, 24WD-R, and 32WD-IR).
Note
For medium, large, and high-end configurations, this table is partitioned.
Primary key: ONS158XX_WD_PM_PK
Tablespace: ONS158XX_DATA_TABLESPACE
Table 1-220 ONS158xx_WD_PM_Table
Column Name
|
Oracle Data Type
|
Integrity Constraints
|
Description
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
NOT NULL
|
ID to access this table for an NE; same as NEDBAccessID in the NE_INFO_TABLE.
|
|
NUMBER(4)
|
NOT NULL
|
Module type to which this PM pertains.
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
NOT NULL
|
Physical location (slot and port).
|
|
DATE
|
NOT NULL
|
Time stamp that shows the interval at which the set of statistics was stored.
|
|
VARCHAR2(40)
|
—
|
Operating temperature 1.
|
|
NUMBER(1)
|
NOT NULL
|
Whether the PM data is collected in 24-hour or 15-minute increments. Values are:
1: 24 hour
0: 15-minute
|
1.2.224 ONS158xx_WD_RX_PM_Table
The ONS158xx_WD_RX_PM_Table (Table 1-221) stores PM values for the ONS 15808 wavelength demultiplexer receiver (WD-RX) modules.
Note
For medium, large, and high-end configurations, this table is partitioned.
Primary key: ONS158XX_WD_RX_PM_PK
Tablespace: ONS158XX_DATA_TABLESPACE
Table 1-221 ONS158xx_WD_RX_PM_Table
Column Name
|
Oracle Data Type
|
Integrity Constraints
|
Description
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
NOT NULL
|
ID to access this table for an NE; same as NEDBAccessID in the NE_INFO_TABLE.
|
|
NUMBER(4)
|
NOT NULL
|
Module type to which this PM pertains.
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
NOT NULL
|
Physical location (slot and port).
|
|
DATE
|
NOT NULL
|
Time stamp that shows the interval at which the set of statistics was stored.
|
|
VARCHAR2(40)
|
—
|
Operating temperature 1.
|
|
VARCHAR2(40)
|
—
|
Input power 1.
|
|
NUMBER(1)
|
NOT NULL
|
Whether the PM data is collected in 24-hour or 15-minute increments. Values are:
1: 24 hour
0: 15-minute
|
1.2.225 Operation_Permissions_Table
The Operation_Permission_Table (Table 1-222) contains information about the privilege level for each CTM operation.
Primary key: Operation_Permission_PK
Tablespace: BASE_DATA_TABLESPACE
Table 1-222 Operation_Permissions_Table
Column Name
|
Oracle Data Type
|
Integrity Constraints
|
Description
|
|
NUMBER(4)
|
NOT NULL
|
Unique ID for each user.
|
|
NUMBER(4)
|
NOT NULL
|
Unique ID for each operation.
|
|
NUMBER(1)
|
DEFAULT 2
NOT NULL
|
Permission for the user type for that operation. Values are:
0: No access
1: Read only
2: Read/Write
|
1.2.226 Operations_Table
The Operations_Table (Table 1-223) contains information about the different CTM operations.
Primary key: Operations_Table_PK
Tablespace: BASE_DATA_TABLESPACE
Table 1-223 Operations_Table
Column Name
|
Oracle Data Type
|
Integrity Constraints
|
Description
|
|
NUMBER(4)
|
NOT NULL
|
Unique ID for each operation. Valid values are:
0: ADD_DELETE_NE_OR_GROUP
1: AUDIT_ERROR_LOG
2: AUDIT_TRAIL_TABLE
4: CIRCUIT_TABLE
5: CLI_INTERFACE
6: LOGGED_IN_CTM_USERS
7: CONTROL_PANEL
8: CTC_UPGRADE_TABLE
9: CTM_USER_PROFILES
10: CTM_USERS
11: EDIT_NE_OR_GROUP_PROPERTIES
12: EQUIPMENT_INVENTORY
14: FAULT_MGMT
15: JOB_MONITOR
16: LAUNCH_CRAFT_INTERFACE
17: LINK_TABLE
18: MANAGE_VLANS
19: NE_EXPLORER
20: NE_LOGGED_IN_USERS_TABLE
22: NE_SOFTWARE_TABLE
23: NE_SW_MEM_MGMT
24: NE_USER_ACCESS_ADMIN
26: ONS155XX_CM_DISCOVERY
27: ONS155XX_FLASH_FILES_TABLE
28: ONS155XX_SNMP_TABLE
29: ONS1580X_DOMAIN_NE_TABLE
30: ONS1580X_NE_USER_LOG
31: PERFORMANCE
|
|
NUMBER(4)
|
NOT NULL
|
32: SUBNETWORK_EXPLORER
33: SUPPORTED_NE_TABLE
34: TL1_INTERFACE
35: TOPOLOGY_MODIFICATION
36: EDIT_DOMAIN_NODE_PROPERTIES
37: NE_SECURITY
38: USER_PREFERENCES
39: L2SERVICES_TABLE
40: L2TOPOLOGY_TABLE
41: LOGGED_IN_GWTL1_USERS
42: GWTL1_USERS
43: BLSR_TABLE
44: CREATE_BLSR
45: ROLL_CM_TABLE
46: CREATE_MSSP_RING
47: MSSP_RING_TABLE
48: NE_EXPLORER_ADMINISTRATION
49: CTC_USER_PROFILES
50: SAVE_MAP_AS_DEFAULT
51: SHOW_CTM_EMS_ALARMS_EVENTS
52: NE_SNMP
53: NE_STATIC_ROUTES
54: NE_OSPF
55: NE_OSPF_AREA_RANGES
56: NE_OSPF_VIRTUAL_LINK
57: NE_FIREWALL
58: NE_IP_ADDRESS
59: NE_RIP
60: NE_DCC
61: SNTP_CONFIGURATION
62: L2DROPPORTS_TABLE
63: DWDM_RING_TABLE
64: MANAGE_IOS_USERS
65: L1_CIRCUIT_MGMT
66: DATA_ADMIN_FUNCTIONS
|
|
NUMBER(4)
|
NOT NULL
|
68: PROFILE_MGMT
69: L2_SERVICE_PROVISIONING
70: MERGE_CIRCUIT
71: NE_PROTECTION
72: COMPARE_CONFIG_FILES
73: TEMPLATE_CONFIG
74: CTM_USER_SET_CTCPWD
75: CONFIGURATION_CENTER
76: AUDIT_LOG_CONFIGURATION_CENTER
77: CHASSIS_VIEW
78: AUDIT_LOG_CHASSIS_VIEW
79: DIAGNOSTICS_CENTER
80: AUDIT_LOG_DIAGNOSTICS_CENTER
81: STATISTICS_REPORT
82: AUDIT_LOG_STATISTICS_REPORT
83: AUDIT_TRAIL
84: TELNET
85: SSH
86: CTM_FAILED_LOGIN_ATTEMPTS
87: LOGGED_IN_CORBA_USERS
88: CORBA_USERS
89: IOX_SOFTWARE_TABLE
90: ROUTER_USER_SETTINGS
91: MDS_FABRIC_MANAGER
92: MDS_CLI
|
|
VARCHAR2(65)
|
NOT NULL
|
Name of the operation.
|
|
VARCHAR2(65)
|
—
|
Category name corresponding to operation.
|
|
VARCHAR2(256)
|
—
|
Description of operation.
|
|
NUMBER(1)
|
DEFAULT 2
|
Permission that is allowed for the user type. Values are:
0: No Read
1: No Write
2: All
3: No Access
4: None
|
|
VARCHAR2 (256)
|
—
|
Warnings associated with dependencies on the permissions for this operation.
|
1.2.227 OSS_Active_User_Table
The OSS_Active_User_Table (Table 1-224) contains information about the active OSS users.
Primary key: OSS_ACTIVE_USER_TABLE_PK
Tablespace: BASE_DATA_TABLESPACE
Table 1-224 OSS_Active_User_Table
Column Name
|
Oracle Data Type
|
Integrity Constraints
|
Description
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
UNIQUE, NOT NULL
|
Session ID.
|
|
VARCHAR2(128)
|
NOT NULL
|
OSS name.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
NOT NULL
|
IP address.
|
|
DATE
|
—
|
Date and time when session was started.
|
|
NUMBER(1)
|
DEFAULT 1
|
Whether autonomous message should be forwarded to the OSS connection. Valid values are:
0: DO_NOT_FORWARD
1: FORWARD
|
|
NUMBER(1)
|
DEFAULT 0
|
Whether the OSS can use the Domain Manager capabilities of CTM. Valid values are:
0: No
1: Yes
|
1.2.228 OSS_AID_ENUM_Table
The OSS_AID_ENUM_Table (Table 1-225) contains information about the access identifiers (AIDs) that CTM GateWay/TL1 supports for autonomous message filtering. CTM GateWay/TL1 filters autonomous messages based on the AID values in this table.
Primary key: OSS_AID_ENUM_PK
Tablespace: BASE_DATA_TABLESPACE
Table 1-225 OSS_AID_ENUM_Table
Column Name
|
Oracle Data Type
|
Integrity Constraints
|
Description
|
|
NUMBER(4)
|
NOT NULL
|
Access identifier of the corresponding AIDString column.
|
|
VARCHAR2(32)
|
UNIQUE, NOT NULL
|
Represents the data that makes up the AID deny list for event forwarding discriminator (EFD) profiles.
|
1.2.229 OSS_Alarm_Filter_Table
The OSS_Alarm_Filter_Table (Table 1-226) contains information about EFDs and their characteristics (such as whether or not event forwarding is included in the EFD profile). The table contains 12 default entries.
Primary key: OSS_ALARM_FILTER_TABLE_PK
Tablespace: BASE_DATA_TABLESPACE
Table 1-226 OSS_Alarm_Filter_Table
Column Name
|
Oracle Data Type
|
Integrity Constraints
|
Description
|
|
NUMBER(4)
|
NOT NULL
|
Unique alarm filter ID for this table.
|
|
VARCHAR2(128)
|
UNIQUE, NOT NULL
|
Filter profile name.
|
|
NUMBER(1)
|
DEFAULT 0
|
Minimum severity of alarms that are forwarded to the OSS. Values are:
1: Not reported alarm clear
2: Not reported alarm declared
3: Not alarmed
4: Warning
5: Minor
6: Major
7: Critical
|
|
NUMBER(1)
|
DEFAULT 0
|
Whether events should be forwarded to the Operations Support System (OSS). Values are:
0: No
1: Yes
|
|
NUMBER(1)
|
DEFAULT 1
|
Whether alarms should be forwarded on the OSS connection. Values are:
0: Disabled
1: Enabled
|
|
NUMBER(1)
|
DEFAULT 0
|
Whether PM data should be forwarded on the OSS connection. Values are:
0: Disabled
1: Enabled
|
1.2.230 OSS_Alarm_Fltr_AID_Deny_Tbl
The OSS_Alarm_Fltr_AID_Deny_Tbl (Table 1-227) contains information about which AIDs are denied for specific EFD profiles. If one EFD profile denies more than one AID, the table contains more than one entry for that EFD profile. The AID ID corresponds to the AID stored in the OSS_AID_ENUM_Table.
Primary key: OSS_ALARM_FLTR_AID_DENY_TBL_PK
Tablespace: BASE_DATA_TABLESPACE
Table 1-227 OSS_Alarm_Fltr_AID_Deny_Tbl
Column Name
|
Oracle Data Type
|
Integrity Constraints
|
Description
|
|
NUMBER(4)
|
NOT NULL
|
ID of the alarm filter that is listed in the OSS_Alarm_Filter_Table.
|
|
NUMBER(4)
|
NOT NULL
|
Values are:
0: DS1
1: EC1
2: OC12
3: OC3
4: OC48
5: OC192
6: STS1
7: STS12C
8: STS3C
9: STS48C
10: T1
11: T3
12: VT1
13: CHASSIS
14: ENET
15: BITS
16: ENV
17: SYNCN
18: ALL
|
1.2.231 OSS_Alarm_Fltr_TID_Deny_Tbl
The OSS_Alarm_Fltr_TID_Deny_Tbl (Table 1-228) contains information about alarm filters based on NE or target identifier (TID).
Primary key: OSS_ALARM_FLTR_TID_DENY_TBL_PK
Tablespace: BASE_DATA_TABLESPACE
Table 1-228 OSS_Alarm_Fltr_TID_Deny_Tbl
Column Name
|
Oracle Data Type
|
Integrity Constraints
|
Description
|
|
NUMBER(4)
|
NOT NULL
|
ID of the alarm filter that is listed in the OSS_Alarm_Filter_Table.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
NOT NULL
|
NE database ID of the TID that is blocked for the corresponding alarm filter ID column; same as NEDBAccessID in the NE_Info_Table.
|
1.2.232 OSS_CORBA_User_Table
The OSS_CORBA_User_Table (Table 1-229) contains information about OSS users configured in CTM and used by CTM GateWay/CORBA.
Primary key: OSS_CORBA_USER_TABLE_PK
Tablespace: BASE_DATA_TABLESPACE
Table 1-229 OSS_CORBA_User_Table
Column Name
|
Oracle Data Type
|
Integrity Constraints
|
Description
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT 0
|
IP address.
|
|
VARCHAR2(128)
|
UNIQUE, NOT NULL
|
Name that the OSS uses to log into CTM GateWay/CORBA.
|
|
VARCHAR2(128)
|
NOT NULL
|
Encrypted password that the OSS uses to log into CTM GateWay/CORBA.
|
1.2.233 OSS_User_Table
The OSS_User_Table (Table 1-230) contains information about OSS users configured in CTM and used by CTM GateWay/TL1.
Primary key: OSS_USER_TABLE_PK
Tablespace: BASE_DATA_TABLESPACE
Table 1-230 OSS_User_Table
Column Name
|
Oracle Data Type
|
Integrity Constraints
|
Description
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
NOT NULL
|
IP address.
|
|
VARCHAR2(128)
|
UNIQUE, NOT NULL
|
OSS name.
|
|
VARCHAR2(128)
|
NOT NULL
|
OSS password.
|
|
NUMBER(1)
|
DEFAULT 1
|
Whether autonomous messages should be forwarded on the OSS connection. Values are:
0: Do not forward
1: Forward
|
|
NUMBER(1)
|
DEFAULT 1
|
Whether ACT_USER failures should be answered with a DENY or silently discarded. Values are:
0: Discard
1: Send deny
|
|
NUMBER(1)
|
DEFAULT 0
|
Whether the filter is in effect. Values are:
0: No
1: Yes
|
|
NUMBER(4)
|
DEFAULT 0
|
Alarm filter associated with this user.
|
|
NUMBER(1)
|
DEFAULT 0
|
Whether the OSS can use the Domain Manager capabilities of the Element Management System (EMS). Values are:
0: No
1: Yes
|
1.2.234 Password_History_Table
The Password_History_Table (Table 1-231) contains a configurable number of previously-used enduser passwords. This is a security precaution intended to limit password reuse.
Primary key: None
Tablespace: BASE_DATA_TABLESPACE
Table 1-231 Password_History_Table
Column Name
|
Oracle Data Type
|
Integrity Constraints
|
Description
|
|
NUMBER(4)
|
NOT NULL
|
User ID.
|
|
RAW(256)
|
—
|
User password.
|
|
DATE
|
—
|
Time stamp.
|
1.2.235 PatchCord_Table
The PatchCord_Table (Table 1-232) is used to store the virtual link ID of a patchcord. When a new patchcord link is added in the Link_Table, a new row is added in the PatchCord_Table having the same link ID and one virtual link ID for each endpoint. A row in the PatchCord_Table is deleted when the corresponding link is deleted from the Link_Table.
Primary key: LINKID_PK
Tablespace: BASE_DATA_TABLESPACE
Table 1-232 PatchCord_Table
Column Name
|
Oracle Data Type
|
Integrity Constraints
|
Description
|
|
NUMBER(8)
|
NOT NULL
|
Unique number created by the database.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
Source virtual link identifier.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT -1
|
Destination virtual link identifier.
|
1.2.236 PM_ATTR_Value_Mapping_Table
The PM_ATTR_Value_Mapping_Table (Table 1-233) is used to map real-time polling result values to different display values.
Primary key: None
Tablespace: BASE_DATA_TABLESPACE
Table 1-233 PM_Attr_Value_Mapping_Table
Column Name
|
Oracle Data Type
|
Integrity Constraints
|
Description
|
|
VARCHAR2(64)
|
NOT NULL
|
Specifies the PM table.
|
|
NUMBER(5)
|
NOT NULL
|
Index from ObjectAttribute table.
|
|
VARCHAR2(64)
|
NOT NULL
|
Returned attribute value from the real-time PM query.
|
|
VARCHAR2(64)
|
NOT NULL
|
Text displayed in PM columns.
|
1.2.237 PM_ATTRID_Mapping_Table
The PM_ATTRID_Mapping_Table (Table 1-234) contains mapping information for the retrieval of real-time PM data from the NE.
Primary key: None
Tablespace: BASE_DATA_TABLESPACE
Table 1-234 PM_ATTRID_Mapping_Table
Column Name
|
Oracle Data Type
|
Integrity Constraints
|
Description
|
|
VARCHAR2(64)
|
NOT NULL
|
Specifies the PM table.
|
|
VARCHAR2(256)
|
NOT NULL
|
PM parameter name.
|
|
NUMBER(5)
|
NOT NULL
|
Index from ObjectAttribute Table.
|
|
NUMBER(5)
|
NOT NULL
|
Index from ObjectAttribute Table.
|
|
NUMBER(5)
|
—
|
Attribute ID for validity attributes.
|
|
NUMBER(1)
|
NOT NULL
|
Values are:
-1: N/A
0: 15 minutes
1: 24 hour
|
|
VARCHAR2(64)
|
—
|
Text displayed in PM columns.
|
|
NUMBER(5)
|
—
|
PM parameter ID.
|
1.2.238 PM_Cerent_Info_Table
The PM_Cerent_Info_Table (Table 1-235) contains mapping information that associates each PM table column name to a unique identifier.
Primary key: PM_Cerent_Info_Table_PK
Tablespace: ONS15454_DATA_TABLESPACE
Table 1-235 PM_Cerent_Info_Table
Column Name
|
Oracle Data Type
|
Integrity Constraints
|
Description
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
—
|
—
|
|
VARCHAR2(256)
|
NOT NULL
|
PM table name.
|
|
VARCHAR2(256)
|
NOT NULL
|
PM table parameter name.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
—
|
Table column number.
|
|
VARCHAR(64)
|
—
|
Database column type.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
—
|
Database column size.
|
|
VARCHAR2(64)
|
DEFAULT N/A
|
TMF PM parameter name specified in the CTM GateWay/CORBA implementation agreement.
|
|
NUMBER(2)
|
DEFAULT 0
|
Near-end or far-end location information.
|
|
NUMBER(2)
|
DEFAULT 0
|
Receive or transmit direction information.
|
1.2.239 PM_Historical_Appointments
The PM_Historical_Appointments (Table 1-236) contains information about the PM data collection schedule.
Note
For medium, large, and high-end configurations, this table is partitioned.
Primary key: PM_HISTORICAL_APPOINTMENTS_PK
Tablespace: BASE_DATA_TABLESPACE
Table 1-236 PM_Historical_Appointments
Column Name
|
Oracle Data Type
|
Integrity Constraints
|
Description
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
NOT NULL
|
NEDBaccessid of the purged NE; same as NEDBaccessID in the NE_Info_Table.
|
|
NUMBER(1)
|
NOT NULL
|
Types of intervals. Values are:
0: 15 minutes
1: 24 hours
|
|
DATE
|
NOT NULL
|
Originally scheduled PM collection time.
|
|
NUMBER(1)
|
NOT NULL
|
Values are:
0: Success
1: Failure
2: In Process
3: Pending
|
|
DATE
|
NOT NULL
|
Time stamp that shows the interval at which the set of statistics was stored.
|
1.2.240 PM_Metadata_Info_Table
The PM_Metadata_Info_Table (Table 1-237) contains metadata for each possible PM category (such as section, line, path, and so on).
Primary key: PM_Metadata_Info_Table_PK
Tablespace: ONS15454_DATA_TABLESPACE
Table 1-237 PM_Metadata_Info_Table
Column Name
|
Oracle Data Type
|
Integrity Constraints
|
Description
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
NOT NULL
|
NE model.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
NOT NULL
|
Model index of the NE.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
NOT NULL
|
Module type.
|
|
VARCHAR2(64)
|
NOT NULL
|
Interface type.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
NOT NULL
|
Base NE model index of the inherited PM metadata.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
NOT NULL
|
Base module type of the inherited PM metadata.
|
1.2.241 PM_Metadata_Table
The PM_Metadata_Table (Table 1-238) contains metadata for each possible PM category (such as section, line, path, and so on).
Primary key: PM_Metadata_Table_PK
Tablespace: ONS15454_DATA_TABLESPACE
Table 1-238 PM_Metadata_Table
Column Name
|
Oracle Data Type
|
Integrity Constraints
|
Description
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
NOT NULL
|
NE model.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
NOT NULL
|
NE model index.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
NOT NULL
|
Module type.
|
|
VARCHAR2(64)
|
NOT NULL
|
PM category.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
NOT NULL
|
Object type ID.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
—
|
PM table column number.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
NOT NULL
|
Sequence ID.
|
|
VARCHAR2(64)
|
NOT NULL
|
Interface type.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
NOT NULL
|
Bulk PM parameter position.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
NOT NULL
|
Bulk PM validity position.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
—
|
TCA number.
|
|
VARCHAR(10)
|
—
|
TCA location.
|
|
VARCHAR(10)
|
DEFAULT `N/A'
|
Line direction.
|
1.2.242 Proxy_Server_Table
The Proxy_Server_Table (Table 1-239) contains information about the various proxy servers in the network.
Primary key: PROXY_SERVER_TABLE_PK
Tablespace: ONS15454_DATA_TABLESPACE
Table 1-239 Proxy_Server_Table
Column Name
|
Oracle Data Type
|
Integrity Constraints
|
Description
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
NOT NULL
|
NEDBAccessID of the NE; same as NEDBAccessID in the NE_Info_Table.
|
|
NUMBER(4)
|
DEFAULT 0
|
Index of the appropriate database record for the version. The value 0 is used to represent an unknown model index.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
NOT NULL
|
IP address of the NE.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
NOT NULL
|
NEDBAccess ID of the GNE.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
NOT NULL
|
IP address of the GNE.
|
|
NUMBER(1)
|
NOT NULL
|
In the case of multiple GNEs in a ring, does the GNE proxy for the ENE(s).
|
|
NUMBER(4)
|
DEFAULT 0
|
Specifies if this is the host or subnet.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT 0
|
Routing cost for this client.
|
|
NUMBER(4)
|
DEFAULT 0
|
Routing flags for this client.
|
1.2.243 Purged_NE_Table
The Purged_NE_Table (Table 1-240) stores NEs that have been removed from the database.
Primary key: None
Tablespace: BASE_DATA_TABLESPACE
Table 1-240 Purged_NE_Table
Column Name
|
Oracle Data Type
|
Integrity Constraints
|
Description
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
NOT NULL
|
NEDBaccessid of the purged NE; same as NEDBaccessID in the NE_Info_Table.
|
|
VARCHAR2(128)
|
NOT NULL
|
System ID of the purged NE.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
—
|
IP address of the purged NE.
|
|
DATE
|
NOT NULL
|
Time stamp when the NE was purged.
|
|
NUMBER(1)
|
DEFAULT 0 NOT NULL
|
Status of the purge process.
|
|
VARCHAR2(512)
|
—
|
Comment of the purge result.
|
1.2.244 Roll_Table
The Roll_Table (Table 1-241) contains information about the ONS 15600 Rolls table.
Primary key: ROLL_TABLE_PK
Tablespace: BASE_DATA_TABLESPACE
Table 1-241 Roll_Table
Column Name
|
Oracle Data Type
|
Integrity Constraints
|
Description
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
NOT NULL
|
Node ID of the source node of the roll-from circuit.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
NOT NULL
|
Unique number within each source node. The combination of CktNodeId and ConnectionIndex results in a unique number in the whole network. Note that these are internal fields and should not be displayed.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
NOT NULL
|
Node ID of the roll-from circuit.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
NOT NULL
|
Unique ID of the roll-from circuit.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
—
|
Node ID of the roll-to circuit.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
—
|
Unique ID of the roll-to circuit.
|
|
NUMBER(1)
|
—
|
Roll state. Values are:
0: Roll pending
1: Roll completed
2: Roll canceled
3: Incomplete
|
|
NUMBER(1)
|
—
|
Valid signal on the roll-to point. Values are:
0: True
1: False
|
|
NUMBER(1)
|
—
|
Mode of roll. Values are:
0: Auto
1: Manual
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
—
|
Node ID of the roll path.
|
|
NUMBER(8)
|
—
|
Module type of the roll path.
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
—
|
If static index at the roll path.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
—
|
Object index at the roll path.
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
—
|
Physical location of the roll path.
|
|
NUMBER(4)
|
—
|
Model type of the poll path.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
—
|
Node ID of the roll-from path.
|
|
NUMBER(8)
|
—
|
Module type of the roll-from path.
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
—
|
If static index at the roll-from path.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
—
|
Object index at the roll-from path.
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
—
|
Physical location of the roll-to path.
|
|
NUMBER(4)
|
—
|
Roll-to path model type.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
—
|
Node ID of the roll-to path.
|
|
NUMBER(8)
|
—
|
Module type of the roll-to path.
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
—
|
If Static index at the roll-from path.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
—
|
Object index at roll-from path.
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
—
|
Physical location at the roll-from path.
|
|
NUMBER(4)
|
—
|
Model type of the roll-from path.
|
|
VARCHAR2(128)
|
NOT NULL
|
Unique roll name for CTM GateWay/CORBA.
|
|
NUMBER(1)
|
—
|
Roll can be completed if the value is true. Values are:
0: True
1: False
|
|
NUMBER(1)
|
—
|
Roll can be finished if the value is true. Values are:
0: True
1: False
|
|
NUMBER(1)
|
—
|
Roll can be cancelled if the value is true. Values are:
0: True
1: False
|
|
NUMBER(1)
|
—
|
Roll can be forced for a valid signal if the value is true. Values are:
0: True
1: False
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
NOT NULL
|
Roll from circuit size.
|
1.2.245 Router_Link_Table
The Router_Link_Table (Table 1-242) contains information about CRS-1 and XR 12000 links.
Primary key: ROUTER_LINK_PK
Tablespace: HFR_DATA_TABLESPACE
Table 1-242 Router_Link_Table
Column Name
|
Oracle Data Type
|
Integrity Constraints
|
Description
|
|
NUMBER(8)
|
NOT NULL
|
Unique number created by the database. This is equal to the link ID in the Link table.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
NOT NULL
|
Source node's network element database ID.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
NOT NULL
|
Destination node's network element database ID.
|
|
NUMBER(7,4)
|
—
|
Inbound link utilization calculated at the source NE.
|
|
VARCHAR2(256)
|
NOT NULL
|
User-defined name for the link.
|
1.2.246 Router_User_Settings_Table
The Router_User_Settings_Table (Table 1-243) contains information about usernames and passwords that are configured on Cisco IOS XR-based NEs. These usernames and passwords are used to determine the NE type, while discovering Border Gateway Protocol (BGP) and Cisco Discovery Protocol (CDP) neighbors of a seed NE.
Primary key: ROUTER_TARGET_PK
Tablespace: HFR_DATA_TABLESPACE
Table 1-243 Router_User_Settings_Table
Column Name
|
Oracle Data Type
|
Integrity Constraints
|
Description
|
|
VARCHAR(64)
|
NOT NULL
|
Target IP address.
|
|
VARCHAR2(64)
|
DEFAULT hfrems
|
Router username.
|
|
VARCHAR2(64)
|
DEFAULT hfrems
|
Router password.
|
|
NUMBER(2)
|
DEFAULT 1
|
Number of times to retry a connection.
|
1.2.247 Schedule_Info_Table
Primary key: Schedule_Info_PK
Tablespace: BASE_DATA_TABLESPACE
Table 1-244 Schedule_Info_Table
Column Name
|
Oracle Data Type
|
Integrity Constraints
|
Description
|
|
VARCHAR2(64)
|
NOT NULL
|
Type of scheduled activity.
|
|
VARCHAR2(256)
|
NOT NULL
|
NE service name.
|
|
NUMBER(1)
|
DEFAULT 1 NOT NULL
|
Run configuration resynchronization on Monday. Values are:
0: False
1: True
|
|
NUMBER(1)
|
DEFAULT 1 NOT NULL
|
Run configuration resynchronization on Tuesday. Values are:
0: False
1: True
|
|
NUMBER(1)
|
DEFAULT 1 NOT NULL
|
Run configuration resynchronization on Wednesday. Values are:
0: False
1: True
|
|
NUMBER(1)
|
DEFAULT 1 NOT NULL
|
Run configuration resynchronization on Thursday. Values are:
0: False
1: True
|
|
NUMBER(1)
|
DEFAULT 1 NOT NULL
|
Run configuration resynchronization on Friday. Values are:
0: False
1: True
|
|
NUMBER(1)
|
DEFAULT 1 NOT NULL
|
Run configuration resynchronization on Saturday. Values are:
0: False
1: True
|
|
NUMBER(1)
|
DEFAULT 1 NOT NULL
|
Run configuration resynchronization on Sunday. Values are:
0: False
1: True
|
|
DATE
|
NOT NULL
|
Time to start daily resynchronization.
|
|
NUMBER(4)
|
DEFAULT 360 NOT NULL
|
Resynchronization interval in minutes.
|
|
DATE
|
—
|
Last execution time.
|
1.2.248 Server_Monitor_Table
The Server_Monitor_Table (Table 1-245) contains information about the server monitor.
Primary key: None
Tablespace: BASE_DATA_TABLESPACE
Table 1-245 Server_Monitor_Table
Column Name
|
Oracle Data Type
|
Integrity Constraints
|
Description
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
NOT NULL
|
Index used in the alarm.
|
|
VARCHAR(32)
|
—
|
Value of the parameter.
|
|
DATE
|
—
|
Collection time of the parameter.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
—
|
Database ID of the NE; same as NEDBAccessID in the NE_Info_Table.
|
1.2.249 Server_Parameter_Table
The Server_Parameter_Table (Table 1-246) contains information about the server.
Primary key: SERVER_PARAMETER_PK
Tablespace: BASE_DATA_TABLESPACE
Table 1-246 Server_Parameter_Table
Column Name
|
Oracle Data Type
|
Integrity Constraints
|
Description
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
NOT NULL
|
Index used in the alarm.
|
|
VARCHAR(32)
|
NOT NULL
|
Name of the parameter.
|
|
VARCHAR(64)
|
NOT NULL
|
Name of the parameter for display.
|
|
NUMBER(4)
|
NOT NULL
|
Model type. Values are:
0: N/A
-1: CTM
-2: System
-3: Network
|
|
NUMBER(1)
|
NOT NULL
|
Parameter type. Values are:
1: Application task
2: System task
3: Circuit creation task
|
|
VARCHAR(32)
|
NOT NULL
|
Property name in the CTM_Config_Table.
|
|
NUMBER(5)
|
NOT NULL
|
Type of object.
|
1.2.250 Subnetwork_Table
The Subnetwork_Table (Table 1-247) contains information about the subnetworks created by CTM users.
Primary key: SUBNETWORK_PK
Tablespace: BASE_DATA_TABLESPACE
Table 1-247 Subnetwork_Table
Column Name
|
Oracle Data Type
|
Integrity Constraints
|
Description
|
|
NUMBER(8)
|
—
|
Autogenerated key for the table.
|
|
VARCHAR2(64)
|
—
|
Name of the subnetwork.
|
|
VARCHAR2(64)
|
—
|
Another name of the subnetwork.
|
|
VARCHAR2(64)
|
—
|
Another name of the subnetwork.
|
|
NUMBER(1)
|
—
|
Type of subnetwork. Values are:
1: SONET
2: SDH
3: Other
4: Unknown
|
|
NUMBER(2)
|
—
|
Type of subnetwork topology. Valid values are:
1: Other
2: Point-to-point
3: Linear
4: UPSR
5: SNC
6: BLSR
7: MSSP
8: MESH
9: Open UPSR
10: Open SNC
11: Hybrid
12: Singleton
13: Unknown
|
|
NUMBER(4)
|
NOT NULL
|
Primary key of the GNE table.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
—
|
ID of the network partition associated with the subnetwork.
|
1.2.251 SVC_Config_Table
Primary key: SVC_Config_Table_PK
Tablespace: BASE_DATA_TABLESPACE
Table 1-248 SVC_Config_Table
Column Name
|
Oracle Data Type
|
Integrity Constraints
|
Description
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
NOT NULL
|
Service ID.
|
|
VARCHAR2(64)
|
NOT NULL
|
Service name.
|
|
NUMBER(4)
|
NOT NULL
|
Model type of the NE.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
NOT NULL
|
Service type. Valid values are:
0: NE
1: PM
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
NOT NULL
|
Network partition ID.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
NOT NULL
|
Number of NEs managed by the service.
|
|
NUMBER(5)
|
NOT NULL
|
State of the service. Valid values are:
0: Stopped
1: Running
2: Failed
|
1.2.252 SVC_Info_Table
The SVC_Info_Table (Table 1-249) contains information about the service package.
Primary key: SVC_INFO_TABLE_PK
Tablespace: BASE_DATA_TABLESPACE
Table 1-249 SVC_Info_Table
Column Name
|
Oracle Data Type
|
Integrity Constraints
|
Description
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
NOT NULL
|
Service ID.
|
|
VARCHAR(64)
|
NOT NULL
|
Service name.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
NOT NULL
|
Unique ID of the service package.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
NOT NULL
|
Service kind. Values are:
0: NE
1: PM
|
|
VARCHAR(64)
|
NOT NULL
|
Service configuration name.
|
|
NUMBER(1)
|
NOT NULL
|
Values are:
0: False
1: True
|
|
VARCHAR2(64)
|
—
|
IOR representation.
|
1.2.253 SVC_NEModel_Table
The SVC_NEModel_Table (Table 1-250) contains information about the service NEs.
Primary key: SVC_NEMODEL_PK
Tablespace: BASE_DATA_TABLESPACE
Table 1-250 SVC_NEModel_Table
Column Name
|
Oracle Data Type
|
Integrity Constraints
|
Description
|
|
VARCHAR(64)
|
NOT NULL
|
Service name.
|
|
NUMBER(4)
|
NOT NULL
|
Associated model type.
|
|
NUMBER(4)
|
NOT NULL
|
Service NE type. Values are:
0: Cerent NE
1: Non Cerent NE
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
NOT NULL
|
Service type. Values are:
0: NE
1: PM
|
1.2.254 SVC_Package_Table
The SVC_Package_Table (Table 1-251) contains information about the service package.
Primary key: SVC_PACKAGE_PK
Tablespace: BASE_DATA_TABLESPACE
Table 1-251 SVC_Package_Table
Column Name
|
Oracle Data Type
|
Integrity Constraints
|
Description
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
NOT NULL
|
Unique sequence number.
|
|
VARCHAR2(64)
|
NOT NULL
|
Unique name for the package.
|
1.2.255 Sway_User_Port_Table
The Sway_User_Port_Table is obsolete.
1.2.256 Table_Info
The Table_Info table (Table 1-252) contains information about the sortable columns in the CTM client GUI.
Primary key: None
Tablespace: BASE_DATA_TABLESPACE
Table 1-252 Table_Info
Column Name
|
Oracle Data Type
|
Integrity Constraints
|
Description
|
|
VARCHAR2(30)
|
NOT NULL
|
Name of the table.
|
|
VARCHAR2(30)
|
NOT NULL
|
Name of the column.
|
|
VARCHAR2(256)
|
NOT NULL
|
Order of the sortable columns.
|
1.2.257 TCA_Event_Table
The TCA_Event_Table (Table 1-253) contains Threshold Crossing Alert (TCA) information for TCAs received from NEs.
Primary key: none
Tablespace: EVENT_DATA_TABLESPACE
Table 1-253 TCA_Event_Table
Column Name
|
Oracle Data Type
|
Integrity Constraints
|
Description
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
NOT NULL
|
ID to access this table for an NE. Same as NEDBAccessID in NE_Info_Table.
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
NOT NULL
|
Unique integer that identifies an interface in the NE. Same as ifStaticIndex of Interface_Table.
|
|
NUMBER(5)
|
NOT NULL
|
Type of alarm/event table. List of valid types ranges from 1 to n and can be found in the Alarm_Event_Type_ENUM_ Table.
|
|
NUMBER(8)
|
DEFAULT 0
|
Module type.
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
DEFAULT 0
|
Physical location.
|
|
NUMBER(5)
|
NOT NULL
|
Type of TCA. Valid types can be found in the TCA_Event_Type_ Table.
|
|
VARCHAR2(20)
|
DEFAULT `Not Applicable'
|
Displays near or far end TCA location.
|
|
VARCHAR2(20)
|
DEFAULT `Not Applicable'
|
Displays TCA period: 15 minutes or 24 hours.
|
|
VARCHAR2(20)
|
—
|
Displays TCA value, which crossed threshold.
|
|
VARCHAR2(20)
|
DEFAULT `N/A'
|
Displays direction of the line, Rx or Tx.
|
|
DATE
|
NOT NULL
|
CTM time stamp.
|
|
DATE
|
NOT NULL
|
NE time stamp.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT 0
|
Model type.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
DEFAULT 0
|
Object type.
|
|
VARCHAR2(256)
|
—
|
StrObjInstance name.
|
1.2.258 TCA_Event_Type_Table
The TCA_Event_Type_Table (Table 1-254) contains static information about Threshold Crossing Alert (TCA) events.
Primary key: None
Tablespace: BASE_DATA_TABLESPACE
Table 1-254 TCA_Event_Type_Table
Column Name
|
Oracle Data Type
|
Integrity Constraints
|
Description
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
NOT NULL
|
Index used in the TCA_Event_Type_Table.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
NOT NULL
|
TCA number.
|
|
VARCHAR2(64)
|
—
|
TCA type.
|
|
VARCHAR2(64)
|
—
|
TCA CTM type.
|
|
VARCHAR2(64)
|
—
|
TCA TMF type.
|
|
VARCHAR2(64)
|
—
|
TCA GateWay/CORBA type.
|
1.2.259 Threshold_Table
The Threshold_Table (Table 1-255) contains the 15-minute and 1-minute threshold values for various entities in an NE.
Primary key: THRESHOLD_TABLE_PK
Tablespace: BASE_DATA_TABLESPACE
Table 1-255 Threshold_Table
Column Name
|
Oracle Data Type
|
Integrity Constraints
|
Description
|
|
NUMBER(2)
|
NOT NULL
|
Type of threshold value that is stored in the row. Values are:
1: OC-3
2: STS
3: VT
4: DS-1
5: Ethernet
|
|
NUMBER(4)
|
NOT NULL
|
Subtype.
|
|
VARCHAR2(128)
|
—
|
Display string for threshold type and subtype.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
NOT NULL
|
15-minute threshold value.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
NOT NULL
|
1-day threshold value.
|
1.2.260 Transaction_Log_Table
The Transaction_Log_Table (Table 1-256) stores information about CTM transactions.
Primary key: TRANSACTION_LOG_TABLE_PK
Tablespace: BASE_DATA_TABLESPACE
Table 1-256 Transaction_Log_Table
Column Name
|
Oracle Data Type
|
Integrity Constraints
|
Description
|
|
NUMBER(20)
|
NOT NULL
|
Transaction ID generated by the database sequence.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
NOT NULL
|
Source node for circuit and network provisioning; same as NEDBAccessID in the NE_Info_Table.
|
|
DATE
|
—
|
When the transaction occurred.
|
|
VARCHAR2(64)
|
—
|
Name of the CTM user.
|
|
VARCHAR2(64)
|
—
|
Name of the transaction.
|
|
NUMBER(1)
|
—
|
Whether the transaction succeeded or failed. Values are:
0: Failure
1: Success
|
|
VARCHAR2(2048)
|
—
|
Name/value pairs: name1:values1, and so on.
|
|
VARCHAR2(64)
|
—
|
Name of the class from which the transaction was generated.
|
|
NUMBER(2)
|
—
|
ID of the predefined modules.
|
|
VARCHAR2(1024)
|
—
|
Transaction log message.
|
|
VARCHAR2(64)
|
—
|
Name of the service that logged this entry (for example, ONS 15454 NE Service).
|
1.2.261 Unmanaged_NE_Inventory_Table
The Unmanaged_NE_Inventory_Table (Table 1-257) contains information about the unmanaged NE inventory table.
Primary key: UNMANAGED_NE_INVENTORY_PK
Tablespace: BASE_DATA_TABLESPACE
Table 1-257 Unmanaged_NE_Inventory_Table
Column Name
|
Oracle Data Type
|
Integrity Constraints
|
Description
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
NOT NULL
|
NE database access ID.
|
|
VARCHAR2(32)
|
—
|
—
|
1.2.262 User_Map_Table
The User_Map_Table (Table 1-258) contains information about groups and NEs in the Domain Explorer tree that are assigned to a CTM user.
Primary key: USER_MAP_PK
Tablespace: BASE_DATA_TABLESPACE
Table 1-258 User_Map_Table
Column Name
|
Oracle Data Type
|
Integrity Constraints
|
Description
|
|
NUMBER(4)
|
NOT NULL
|
User ID. Link to the User_Table.
|
|
NUMBER(1)
|
NOT NULL
|
Type of tree node. Values are:
1: Root node
2: Group node
3: NE node
|
|
NUMBER(8)
|
NOT NULL
|
If TreeNodeType = 3, this column is the ID to access other NE tables; same as NEDBAccessID in the NE_Info_Table.
If TreeNodeType = 2, this column is the group ID; same as GroupID in the Group_Info_Table.
If TreeNodeType = 1, value is 0.
|
1.2.263 User_NE_Table
The User_NE_Table (Table 1-259) stores information about the NEs each user can view.
Primary key: None
Tablespace: BASE_DATA_TABLESPACE
Table 1-259 User_NE_Table
Column Name
|
Oracle Data Type
|
Integrity Constraints
|
Description
|
|
NUMBER(4)
|
—
|
ID of the user.
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
—
|
Group ID or NEDBaccessid.
|
1.2.264 User_Preference_Table
The User_Preference_Table (Table 1-260) stores information about user preferences.
Primary key: USER_PREFERENCE_PK
Tablespace: BASE_DATA_TABLESPACE
Table 1-260 User_Preference_Table
Column Name
|
Oracle Data Type
|
Integrity Constraints
|
Description
|
|
VARCHAR2(64)
|
NOT NULL
|
CTM username.
|
|
NUMBER(4)
|
—
|
Client module ID. Values are:
0: Network Map
1: Control Panel
|
|
NUMBER(1)
|
—
|
Whether autorefresh is on or off. Values are:
1: On
0: Off
|
1.2.265 User_Table
The User_Table (Table 1-261) contains information about all CTM users.
Primary key: USER_TABLE_PK
Tablespace: BASE_DATA_TABLESPACE
Table 1-261 User_Table
Column Name
|
Oracle Data Type
|
Integrity Constraints
|
Description
|
|
NUMBER(4)
|
NOT NULL
|
User ID. Link to the User_Map_Table. Each user has a unique ID.
|
|
VARCHAR2(64)
|
UNIQUE, NOT NULL
|
Unique name of the user.
|
|
RAW(256)
|
—
|
User password stored in Message Digest 5 (MD5) encrypted form.
|
|
NUMBER(1)
|
—
|
Type of user. Values are:
1: Visionway user
2: Serviceway user
|
|
NUMBER(3)
|
—
|
Subtype of user.
|
|
VARCHAR2(64)
|
—
|
Name of the network area associated with the user.
|
|
DATE
|
—
|
Time when the user last logged in.
|
|
NUMBER(1)
|
|
Value is 1 if the user login has been disabled.
|
|
VARCHAR2(256)
|
—
|
Description of the user.
|
|
VARCHAR2(64)
|
—
|
CTC username.
|
|
VARCHAR2(64)
|
—
|
CTC password.
|
|
NUMBER(1)
|
DEFAULT 0
|
Number of failed user attempts.
|
|
NUMBER(1)
|
DEFAULT 0
|
User login status. Values are:
0: User is logged in
1: User is not logged in
|
|
DATE
|
—
|
Time stamp when the password was set.
|
|
DATE
|
—
|
Time stamp when the last login failed.
|
|
NUMBER(1)
|
DEFAULT 0
|
Lockout state. Values are:
0: Not locked
1: Locked
|
|
NUMBER(1)
|
DEFAULT 0
|
Whether to propagate the user to the NE. Values are:
0: Do not propagate user to NE
1: Propagate user to NE
|
|
NUMBER(1)
|
DEFAULT 1
|
Whether the password change option is enabled or disabled. Values are:
0: Disabled
1: Enabled
|
|
NUMBER(1)
|
DEFAULT 1
|
Values are:
0: False
1: True
|
|
NUMBER(1)
|
DEFAULT 1
|
Whether to enable global lockout. Values are:
0: False
1: True
|
|
NUMBER(1)
|
DEFAULT 1
|
Whether lockout is enabled. Values are:
0: False
1: True
|
|
VARCHAR(3)
|
DEFAULT 30
|
Period after which the client is locked out.
|
|
NUMBER(1)
|
DEFAULT 1
|
Whether to enable global logout. Values are:
0: False
1: True
|
|
NUMBER(1)
|
DEFAULT 1
|
Whether logout is enabled. Values are:
0: False
1: True
|
|
VARCHAR(4)
|
DEFAULT 60
|
Period after which the client is logged out.
|
|
NUMBER(1)
|
DEFAULT 1
|
Whether to allow multiple user logins. Values are:
0: Disabled
1: Enabled
|
|
NUMBER(3)
|
DEFAULT 60
|
Active login interval. The range is from 0 to 360 days.
|
1.2.266 CTM_Unknown_User_Table
The CTM_Unknown_User_Table (Table 1-262) contains information about login attempts by unknown CTM users.
Primary key: CTM_Unknown_USER_TABLE_PK
Tablespace: BASE_DATA_TABLESPACE
Table 1-262 CTM_Unknown_User_Table
Column Name
|
Oracle Data Type
|
Integrity Constraints
|
Description
|
|
NUMBER(10)
|
NOT NULL
|
IP address of the unknown user.
|
|
NUMBER(1)
|
DEFAULT 0
|
Number of login attempts from the unknown user associated with a specific IP address.
|
|
DATE
|
—
|
Most recent time when the unknown user attempted to log into the CTM client.
|
|
NUMBER(1)
|
DEFAULT 0
|
Status of the unknown user's account (locked or unlocked). Values are:
0: Not locked
1: Locked
|
1.2.267 User_Type_Table
The User_Type_Table (Table 1-263) contains information about the different CTM user types.
Primary key: USER_TYPE_TABLE_PK
Tablespace: BASE_DATA_TABLESPACE
Table 1-263 User_Type_Table
Column Name
|
Oracle Data Type
|
Integrity Constraints
|
Description
|
|
NUMBER(4)
|
NOT NULL
|
User type ID that is unique for each user. Values are:
1: SuperUser
2: SysAdmin
3: NetworkAdmin
4: Operator
5: Provisioner
|
|
VARCHAR2(64)
|
NOT NULL
|
Name of the user type.
|
|
NUMBER(1)
|
—
|
Defines whether the user has NEs assigned to him/her or not. Values are:
0: Assign no NEs
1: Assign all NEs
2: Assign NEs
|
|
VARCHAR2(256)
|
—
|
Description of the user type.
|
|
NUMBER(1)
|
DEFAULT 1
|
Defines if a user is a default user. Values are:
0: Custom user profile
1: Default user profile
|
|
NUMBER(2)
|
DEFAULT 1
|
Defines if a user is allowed single or multiple user logins. Values are:
0: Allow multiuser login
1: Allow 1 user login
2: Allow 2 user login
3: Allow 3 user login
4: Allow 4 user login
5: Allow 5 user login
6: Allow 6 user login
7: Allow 7 user login
8: Allow 8 user login
9: Allow 9 user login
10:Allow 10 user login
|
1.2.268 Version_Table
The Version_Table (Table 1-264) contains version information about the NEs supported by CTM.
Primary key: VERSION_PK
Tablespace: BASE_DATA_TABLESPACE
Table 1-264 Version_Table
Column Name
|
Oracle Data Type
|
Integrity Constraints
|
Description
|
|
NUMBER(4)
|
NOT NULL
|
Type of NE.
|
|
VARCHAR2(128)
|
NOT NULL
|
Major software version supplied by the NE.
|
|
NUMBER(4)
|
NOT NULL
|
This table is created when the product is installed. This number is used in the Model_Type_Table and in the NE_Info_Table. Values are:
0: Unknown
1: Cisco ONS 15303
2: Cisco ONS 15304
3: Cisco ONS 15454
4: Cisco ONS 15800 2_x
5: Cisco ONS 15327 1_02
|
|
NUMBER(4)
|
NOT NULL
|
6: Cisco ONS 15801 2_x
7: Cisco ONS 15200
9: Cisco ONS 15454 3_03
10: Cisco ONS 15808 2_x
11: Cisco ONS 15800 1_x
12: Cisco ONS 15540
13: Cisco ONS 15801 1_x
14: Cisco ONS 15454 SDH
15: Cisco ONS 15540 ESP 0_5
16: Cisco ONS 15540 XPS
17: Cisco ONS 15530
18: Cisco ONS 15501
19: Cisco ONS 15454 3_10
20: Cisco ONS 15454 3_20
21: Cisco ONS 15454 3_30
22: Cisco ONS 15327 3_30
23: Cisco ONS 15200 1_1
24: Cisco ONS 15216 EDFA2
25: Cisco ONS 15216 EDFA1
26: Cisco ONS 15216 OADM2
27: Cisco ONS 15216 OADM1
28: Cisco ONS 15216 DWDM
29: Cisco ONS 15808 2_1
30: Cisco ONS 15600
31: Cisco ONS 15808 2_3
32: Cisco ONS 15454 3_04
33: Cisco ONS 15454 3_40
34: Cisco ONS 15327 3_40
35: Cisco ONS 15454SDH 3_40
36: Cisco ONS 15216 OSC
37: Cisco ONS 15216 DCU
38: Cisco ONS 15800 2_1
39: Cisco ONS 15801 2_1
41: Cisco ONS 15216 OADM1 2_1
|
|
NUMBER(4)
|
NOT NULL
|
42: Cisco ONS 15454 4_00
43: Cisco ONS 15327 4_00
44: Cisco ONS 15454SDH 4_00
45: Cisco ONS 15302 1_0
46: Cisco ONS 15305 1_0
47: Cisco ONS 15454 4_01
48: Cisco ONS 15327 4_01
49: Cisco ONS 15454 SDH 4_01
50: Cisco ONS 15600 1_10
51: Unmanaged NE
53: Cisco ONS 15216 unidirectional filter
54: Cisco ONS 15501 AC
55: Cisco ONS 15454 4_60
56: Cisco ONS 15327 4_60
57: Cisco ONS 15454SDH 4_60
58: Cisco ONS 15216 EDFA3
59: Cisco ONS 15808 2_4
60: Cisco ONS 15216 EDFA2 2_3
61: Cisco ONS 15454 5_00
62: Cisco ONS 15454 SDH 5_00
63: Cisco ONS 15327 5_00
64: Cisco ONS 15600 5_00
65: Cisco ONS 15310CL 5_00
66: Cisco ONS 15216 EDFA2 2_4
68: Cisco ONS 15302 2_0
69: Cisco ONS 15305 1_1
70: Cisco ONS 15305 2_0
71: HFR
72: GSR IOX
73: CATALYST 6509
|
|
|
|
|
74: ONS15600SDH 1_40
75: ONS15454 4_70
76: ONS15454SDH 4_70
77: ONS15454 6_00
78: ONS15454SDH 6_00
79: ONS15327 6_00
80: ONS15600 6_00
81: ONS15310CL 6_00
82: ONS15305CTC 3_00
83: ONS15216 OADM1 2_3
84: ONS15530 DPV_I
85: ONS15540 ESP DPV_I
86: ONS15540 XPS DPV_I
87: ONS15454 5_02
88: ONS15454SDH 5_02
89: ONS15327 5_02
90: ONS15600 5_02
91: ONS15310CL 5_02
92: MDS9100
93: MDS9200
94: MDS9500
95: MDS9000 PAA
96: MDS9000 SNM
97: MGX8880 5_0
98: MGX8880 5_0_10
99: MGX8880 5_0_20
100: ONS15302 2_01
101: ONS15305 2_01
102: ONS15530 BD_I
|
|
VARCHAR2(2)
|
DEFAULT `NN'
|
Used to specify the features of the model.
|
|
VARCHAR2(50)
|
NOT NULL
|
Name of the model.
|
|
NUMBER(1)
|
DEFAULT 0
|
Default supported NE versions. When a new database is installed, this table is prepopulated with the supported NE versions.
When a user adds a new NE version, the FactoryDefault column is set to zero, indicating a nonfactory-supplied version.
|
1.2.269 Wavemux_NE
The Wavemux_NE table is obsolete.
1.2.270 XML_Parser_Static_Tree_Table
The XML_Parser_Static_Tree_Table (Table 1-265) stores extensible markup language (XML) parsing information used by CTM server to parse the XML node passed by the CTC model layer.
Primary key: XML_PARSER_STATIC_TREE_PK
Tablespace: BASE_DATA_TABLESPACE
Table 1-265 XML_Parser_Static_Tree_Table
Column Name
|
Oracle Data Type
|
Integrity Constraints
|
Description
|
|
NUMBER(8)
|
NOT NULL
|
Model index for the static tree.
|
|
NUMBER(8)
|
NOT NULL
|
Index used in conjunction with Model Index to identify the static tree.
|
|
NUMBER(8)
|
NOT NULL
|
Index of the node.
|
|
NUMBER(8)
|
NOT NULL
|
Parent node index; -1 for the root node.
|
|
VARCHAR(128)
|
NOT NULL
|
Name of the XML node.
|
|
VARCHAR(128)
|
—
|
Stores set tag for the corresponding CTM attribute name.
|
|
VARCHAR(128)
|
—
|
Corresponding CTM attribute name.
|
1.3 CTM Tables (MGX Voice Gateway)
The following section describes database tables that contain MGX Voice Gateway NE configuration information, listed in alphabetical order. All of these tables are created in a tablespace named MGX8800_DATA_TABLESPACE.
Each row in a table can be referenced through a unique identifier (primary key) that is made up of one or more fields in the row. The fields that make up the primary key are indicated under Column Name in each table.
1.3.1 AAL2_CROSS_CONN
The AAL2_CROSS_CONN table contains information about the VXSM channel ID (CID) under the voice connections.
Table 1-266 AAL2_CROSS_CONN
Column Name
|
Oracle Data Type
|
Description
|
network_id
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Network ID.
|
node_ID
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Node ID.
|
shelf
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Shelf number.
|
slot
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Slot number.
|
bay
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Bay number.
|
line
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Line number.
|
port
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Port number.
|
if_index
|
NUMBER(10)
|
ifIndex of the port.
|
vpi
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Virtual path identifier (VPI) value of an ATM PVC connection.
|
vci
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Virtual channel identifier (VCI) value of an ATM PVC connection.
|
cid
|
NUMBER(5)
|
CID of an ATM adaptation layer 2 (AAL2) connection, which is unique within a permanent virtual circuit (PVC) or switched virtual circuit (SVC) connection. The CID number at both sides of an AAL2 connection must be the same. A value of 0 is not used, and values of 1 to 7 are reserved for layer management by ITU-T I.366.2 standard. The range is from 8 to 255.
|
ds1_ifindex
|
NUMBER(10)
|
The value of this object equals the ifIndex of the DS-1 interface.
This object is mandatory when adding a CID entry. After a CID entry is added, this object cannot be modified.
|
ds0_grp_idx
|
NUMBER(10)
|
An arbitrary index that uniquely identifies a DS0 group that contains one or more DS0(s) within a DS1 interface specified by ds1_ifindex.
This object is mandatory when adding a CID entry. After a CID entry is added, this object cannot be modified. The range is from 0 to 30.
|
profile_type
|
NUMBER(5)
|
AAL2 codec profile type. The combination of the profile type and profile number defines an AAL2 codec profile. It is used for voice trunking applications only. Values are:
1: itu
2: custom
|
profile_num
|
NUMBER(5)
|
AAL2 codec profile number. The combination of profile type and profile number defines an AAL2 codec profile. A profile contains one or more entries, with each entry specifying an encoding algorithm and information regarding how the TDM data is to be packed into a packet. It is used for voice trunking applications only. Values are:
1: profileITU1
2: profileITU2
3: profileITU3
7: profileITU7
8: profileITU8
12: profileITU12
100: profileCustom100
101: profileCustom101
110: profileCustom110
200: profileCustom200
|
codec_type
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Type of codec used for the AAL2 trunking connection. Values are:
1: g729r8000
2: g729Ar8000
3: g726r16000
4: g726r24000
5: g726r32000
6: g711ulawr64000
7: g711Alawr64000
8: g728r1600
9: g723r6300
10: g723r5300
11: gsmr13200
12: g729Br8000
13: g729ABr8000
14: g723Ar6300
15: g723Ar5300
16: g729IETFr8000
17: gsmeEr12200
18: clearChannel
19: g726r40000
|
vbd_codec
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Type of codec used for Voice Band Data (VBD) upspeed. Upspeed changes the transmission rate of a voice interface to a higher rate of codec type for fax/modem transportation. Values are:
1: other
2: fax2400
3: fax4800
4: fax7200
5: fax9600
6: fax14400
7: fax12000
10: g729r8000
11: g729Ar8000
12: g726r16000
13: g726r24000
14: g726r32000
|
vbd_codec
(continue)
|
NUMBER(5)
|
15: g711ulawr64000
16: g711Alawr64000
17: g728r16000
18: g723r6300
19: g723r5300
20: gsmr13200
21: g729Br8000
22: g729ABr8000
23: g723Ar6300
24: g723Ar5300
25: ietfg729r8000
26: gsmeEr12200
27: clearChannel
28: g726r40000
|
nx64_en
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Whether a CID entry is in the Nx64 packet stream mode.
When this object is set to false, the CID connection is for voice trunking applications only. When set to true, the CID connection is for data trunking using Nx64 packet stream (where N is greater than or equal to 1). Values are:
1: True
2: False
|
nx64_profile
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Nx64 data profile for an AAL2 data trunking connection. The value of this object is a valid index in the aal2_5_data_profile table. This object is applicable only when nx64_en is set to true. The range is from 1 to 65535.
|
state_bitmap
|
NUMBER(10)
|
State of the CID. When all bits are set to 0, the status is okay.
|
reserved
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Reserved for future use.
|
1.3.2 AAL2_5_DATA_PROFILE
The AAL2_5_DATA_PROFILE table contains information about the VXSM aal5 data profile.
Table 1-267 AAL2_5_DATA_PROFILE
Column Name
|
Oracle Data Type
|
Description
|
network_id
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Network ID.
|
node_id
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Node ID.
|
shelf
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Shelf number.
|
Slot
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Slot number.
|
profile_idx
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Arbitrary index that uniquely identifies an Nx64 profile entry in the cdapNx64profileTable. The first entry (where the value of this object is one) is used for the default profile and cannot be modified or deleted.
|
transport_mode
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Nx64 packet stream transport mode. Values are:
1: hdlc—The gateway receives high-level data link control (HDLC) frames as Nx64 data.
2: transparent—The gateway receives unstructured bit streams as Nx64 data. This data is transmitted to the network transparently.
|
fill_pattern
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Nx64 HDLC frame start and end fill pattern. Values are:
1: hdlcPattern—0x7E HDLC frame start/end bit pattern.
2: iDlePattern—0xFF IDLE bit pattern.
This object is applicable only when cdapNx64TransportMode is set to hdlc.
|
frame_gap
|
NUMBER(5)
|
HDLC interframe gap flag count. A value of 0 means that only one flag is transmitted between a pair of frames and is shared by them. In this case, the interframe flag is the start flag for frame (m) and the end flag for frame (m+1). This object is applicable only when cdapNx64TransportMode is configured as hdlc; otherwise, the value of this object is ignored.
|
bit_inverse
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Whether bit inversion is turned on to support inverted HDLC functionality. When this object is set to true, the data stream on the Nx64 link is bit-inverted.
|
reserved
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Reserved for future use.
|
1.3.3 ADDR_CUG
The ADDR_CUG table contains information about the address Closed User Group (CUG).
Table 1-268 ADDR_CUG
Column Name
|
Oracle Data Type
|
Description
|
network_id
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Network ID.
|
node_id
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Node ID.
|
atm_addr
|
CHAR(40)
|
ATM endpoint address.
|
addr_length
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Length of the ATM address, in bits.
|
in_access
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Incoming access for non-CUG users and CUB users who allow outgoing access. Values are:
1: Not allowed
2: Allowed
|
out_access
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Outgoing access for non-CUG users and CUB users who allow incoming access. Values are:
1: Not allowed
2: Allowed
3: Allowed permanently
|
pref
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Specifies the CUG index as the preferential index.
|
reserved
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Reserved for future use.
|
1.3.4 APS
The SONET APS Configuration table is used to configure the Automatic Protection Switching (APS) feature in a SONET line.
Table 1-269 APS
Column Name
|
Oracle Data Type
|
Description
|
node_id
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Node ID.
|
shelf
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Shelf number.
|
slot
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Slot number of the working slot.
|
bay
|
NUMBER(5)
|
The back card bay number. The default value is 1.
|
work_index
|
NUMBER(10)
|
The working line in the APS pair. For MGX platforms, this is the actual line number. For MGX with PXM1E platforms, this is the ifIndex.
|
prot_slot
|
NUMBER(5)
|
The protection slot. This field is supported only for APS-B models (switch firmware release 3.0 or higher). This field is not supported for APS-A models (switch firmware release 2.1).
|
prot_index
|
NUMBER(10)
|
The protection line in the APS pair. For MGX platforms, this is the actual line number. For MGX with PXM1E platforms, this is the ifIndex.
|
enable
|
NUMBER(5)
|
The APS feature on the working/protection line pairs. Values are:
1: csApsDisabled
2: csApsEnabled
|
arch_mode
|
NUMBER(5)
|
The APS architecture mode. Values are:
1: singleCardonePlusOne
2: dualCardonePlusOne
3: singleCardOneToOne
4: anexBOnePlusOne
5: anexAOnePlusOne
6: onePlusOne
7: oneToOne
8: ycableOnePlusOneNok1k2
9: straightOnePlueOneNok1k2
Values 1 to 5 apply to MGX platforms. Values 1 to 3 imply Bellcore GR-253 protocol; values 4 to 5 imply ITU-T protocol.
Values 4, 6...9 apply to MGX with PXM1E platforms. These values do not have embedded protocol, so they must be used with the protocol column.
|
active_line
|
NUMBER(5)
|
The active line. Values are:
1: csApsWorkingLine
2: csApsProtectionLine
|
sig_fault_ber
|
NUMBER(5)
|
The bit error rate (BER) threshold for signal fault detection. The range is from 3 to 5.
|
sig_degrade_ber
|
NUMBER(5)
|
The BER threshold for signal degrade detection. The range is from 5 to 9.
|
wait_to_restore
|
NUMBER(5)
|
The number of minutes to wait before attempting to switch back to the working line. The range is from 1 to 12.
|
direction
|
NUMBER(5)
|
The switching direction. Values are:
1: unidirectional
2: bidirectional
|
revertive
|
NUMBER(5)
|
The APS revertive option. Values are:
1: nonrevertive
2: revertive
|
failure_code
|
NUMBER(5)
|
The failure codes for MGX 8240 only. Values are:
0: No failure
1: apsProtectionSwitched
2: apsProtectionByteFailure
4: apsChannelMismatchFailure
8: apsModeMismatchFailure
Note This column is not used for other platforms.
|
failure_status
|
NUMBER(10)
|
The APS failure status, which is a bitmap value. Values are:
bit 0: No Failure
bit 1: Channel MisMatch
bit 2: ProtectionByte Fail
bit 3: FEProtection Failure
bit 4: Mode Mismatch
bit 5: Signal Degrade
bit 6: Signal Failure
bit 7: Line Alarm
bit 8: Line Loopback
bit 9: Stdby Signal Degrade
bit 10: Stdby Signal Failure
|
failure_status
(continued)
|
NUMBER(10)
|
bit 11: Stdby Line Alarm
bit 12: Stdby Line Loopback
bit 13: Direction Mismatch
bit 14: Wrong Request
bit 15: Protect BC missing
bit 16: Protect DC missing
bit 17: Working BC missing
bit 18: Working DC missing
bit 19: Working Card mismatch
bit 20: Protect Card mismatch
|
failure_status
(continued)
|
NUMBER(10)
|
bit 20: Protect Card mismatch
bit 21: apsRevertiveSwitchFail
bit 22: apsManualSwitchFail
bit 23: apsSDLowSwitchFail
bit 24: apsSDHighSwitchFail
bit 25: apsSFLowSwitchFail
bit 26: apsSFHighSwitchFail
bit 27: apsForceSwitchFail
bit 28: apsLockOutSwitchFail
bit 29: apslineStatusOk
Bits 0 to 4 apply to MGX with PXM1E platforms. Bits 0 to 29 apply to MGX platforms.
|
switch_reason
|
NUMBER(5)
|
The APS line switch reason. Values are:
1: Other
2: Revertive
3: Manual
4: SignalDefectLow
5: SignalDefectHigh
6: SignalFailureLow
7: SignalFailureHigh
8: ForceSwitch
9: LockOut
10: NoSwitch
|
primary_section
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Indicates which working section is the APS primary section. The value applies to Annex-B on MGX with PXM1E platforms only. Values are:
1: workingSection1
2: workingSection2
3: none
For Annex-B on MGX platforms, active_line is synonymous with primary_section.
|
oper_arch_mode
|
NUMBER(5)
|
The architecture mode that is currently in operation. This value could be different from the configured arch_mode. See arch_mode for a description of applicable values.
This column applies to MGX with PXM1E platforms only.
|
oper_direction
|
NUMBER(5)
|
The switching direction that is currently in force. This value could be different from the configured direction. See the direction column for a description of the applicable values.
This column applies to MGX with PXM1E platforms only.
|
protocol
|
NUMBER(5)
|
The APS channel protocol. Values are:
1: Bellcore
2: ITU
This column applies to MGX with PXM1E platforms only and should be used together with the arch_mode column.
|
k1k2disable
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Enables or disables the K1/K2 inband interface on the protection line. Values are:
1: kbandEnable
2: kbandDisable
This column applies to MGX platforms only.
|
reserved
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Reserved for future use.
|
1.3.5 ATM_ADDR
The atm_addr table contains information about the mapping between the interface index and the ATM address.
Table 1-270 atm_addr
Column Name
|
Oracle Data Type
|
Description
|
network_id
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Network ID.
|
node_id
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Node ID.
|
if_index
|
NUMBER(10)
|
A unique value for each interface in a node.
Note ifIndex is obtained from the cwspAddressTable.
|
atm_addr
|
CHAR(40)
|
ATM endpoint address.
|
addr_length
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Length of the ATM address, in bits.
|
addr_type
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Address type. Values are:
1: internal
2: exterior
|
addr_proto
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Address protection. Values are:
1: local
2: static
|
addr_plan
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Addressing plan. Values are:
1: e164
2: nsap
|
addr_scope
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Level of the Private Network-Network Interface (PNNI) hierarchy. The range is from 0 to 104.
|
addr_redistribute
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Whether the reachable address specified by this entry is to be advertised by the local node in its PNNI routing domain. Values are:
1: true
2: false
|
reserved
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Reserved for future use.
|
1.3.6 ATM_CONNECTION
The atm_connection table contains ATM connection segment information.
Table 1-271 atm_connection
Column Name
|
Oracle Data Type
|
Description
|
con_obj_id
|
NUMBER(10)
|
ATM connection segment object ID.
|
rcon_obj_id
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Remote connection object ID.
|
lcon_obj_id
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Logical connection object ID.
|
master_flag
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Flag that indicates whether this end is the master. Values are:
1: True
2: False
|
l_network_id
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Local network ID.
|
l_node_id
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Local node ID.
|
termination
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Type of local and remote endpoints. Values are:
Bit(0): Local end has feeder
Bit(1): Remote end has feeder
Bit(2-4): Local endpoint type
0: Voice_Data
1: Frame Relay
2: ATM
Bit(5-7): Remote endpoint type
0: Voice_Data
1: Frame Relay
2: ATM
|
l_slot
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Local slot number.
|
l_port
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Local logical port number.
|
l_vpi
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Channel VPI number. The range is from 0 to 4095.
|
l_vci
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Channel VCI number. The range is from 0 to 65535.
|
r_network_id
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Remote network ID.
|
r_node_id
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Remote node ID.
|
r_slot
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Remote slot number.
|
r_port
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Remote logical port number.
|
r_vpi
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Remote VPI number. The range is from 0 to 4095.
|
r_vci
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Remote VCI number. The range is from 0 to 65535.
|
con_type
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Connection type. Values are:
4: DATA
5: FR or ATM-FR
6: ATM
7: CE
9: VOICE
10: ATMCE
|
sub_type
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Service type (only for PVC IGX/BPX). Values are:
1: ATF
2: VBR
3: CBR
4: Unknown
5: ABR
7: CE
8: FR_VBR
9: FR_ABR_FS
|
sub_type (continued)
|
NUMBER(5)
|
10: UBR
13: RTVBR
23: FR_CBR1
24: FR_VBR2
25: FR_RTVBR2
26: FR_RTVBR3
27: FR_UBR1
28: FR_UBR2
41: ATFST
42: ATFTFST
43: ATFXFST
44: FR_ATFST
45: FR_ATFTFST
46: FR_ATFXFST
|
mir
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Minimum information rate in 100 bits per second. The range is from 7 to 23000000.
Note This parameter is not used when foresight is disabled.
The unit for MIB object foresightMIR is in cells per second. The CTM database uses 100 bits per second. Use this formula to convert the value from cells per second to 100 bits per second:
((val *48 *8)+99)/100
|
qir
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Quiescent information rate in 100 bits per second.
Refer to the note for mir.
|
pir
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Peak information rate in 100 bits per second.
Refer to the note for mir.
|
cir
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Committed information rate in 100 bits per second. The range is from 7 to 23000000.
|
lper_util
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Local percent utilization. The range is from 0 to 100.
|
rper_util
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Remote percent utilization. The range is from 0 to 100.
|
commentc
|
CHAR(20)
|
Comment field used to further qualify the ATM connection.
|
active
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Connection active state.
|
status
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Connection status field.
For SPVC, values for secondary alarm status are:
0: Clear
1: ingAisRdi
2: egrAisRdi
4: conditioned
8: interfaceFail
16: ccFail
32: mismatch
64: ingAbitFail
128: Unknown
Valid values for secondary status for AUSM on PXM1E are:
0: Clear
1: ingAisRdi (port side AIS received)
2: egrAisRdi (network side AIS received)
4: conditioned (ABIT failure from network)
32768: Unknown
|
con_info_flag
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Connection information flag (a bit field). Values are:
bit(7) Foresight:
1: Enabled
0: Disabled
bit(6) SNA priority:
1: High
0: Low
Bits (5-0) are not used.
|
ibs
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Initial burst size. The range is from 1 to 5000000.
|
vc_q_depth
|
NUMBER(10)
|
VC queue depth, in bytes.
|
efci_q_thresh
|
NUMBER(10)
|
EFCI queue threshold.
|
cbs
|
NUMBER(10)
|
CBS. The range is from 1 to 5000000.
|
mfs
|
NUMBER(10)
|
—
|
ccdv
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Maximum tolerable cell delay variation in the local-to-remote direction. The range is from 0 to 16777215.
|
clp_hi
|
NUMBER(5)
|
CLP high threshold.
|
clp_lo
|
NUMBER(5)
|
CLP low threshold.
|
fst_rate_up
|
NUMBER(10)
|
This column is for Foresight Rate Up or ausmStdABRIF (maps to cwaChanAbrRIF).
For the rate increase factor, the valid values are only powers of 2 (such as 1, 2, 4... 32768). The default value is 64.
|
fst_rate_dn
|
NUMBER(10)
|
This column is for Foresight Rate Down or ausmStdABRRDF (maps to cwaChanAbrRDF).
For the rate decrease factor, the valid values are only powers of 2 (such as 1, 2, 4... 32768). The default value is 16.
|
fst_fast_dn
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Foresight Fast Down.
|
fst_qir_to
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Foresight QIR timeout.
|
fst_max_adj
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Foresight maximum adjustment.
|
clp_tagging
|
NUMBER(10)
|
CLP tagging. Values are:
1: disable
2: enable
|
upc_enable
|
NUMBER(10)
|
UPC enable. Values are:
1: disable
2: enable
|
rm_enable
|
NUMBER(10)
|
RM enable. Values are:
1: disable
2: enable
|
u_fgcra
|
NUMBER(10)
|
FGCRA. Values are:
1: disable
2: enable
|
u_scr_policing
|
NUMBER(5)
|
For the MGX platform, sustainable cell rate (SCR) policing values are:
1: CLP0
2: CLP0 and 1
3: off
For the BPX platform, policing values are:
1: vbr1
2: vbr2
3: vbr3
4: plcp
5: none
|
u_pcr01
|
NUMBER(10)
|
PCR0+1. The range is from 7 to 23000000. Peak cell rate (PCR) for the local-to-remote direction in 100 bits per second.
Refer to the note for mir.
|
u_ccdv01
|
NUMBER(10)
|
CCDV0+1. The range is from 1 to 5000000.
|
u_ccdv0
|
NUMBER(10)
|
CCDV0.
|
lcn
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Logical connection number. The range is from 0 to 524287.
For AUSM-8T1/E1 on PXM1E, the range is from 16 to 1015.
|
nrm
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Maximum number of cells forwarded. Values are:
1: nrm2
2: nrm4
3: nrm8
4: nrm16
5: nrm32
6: nrm64
7: nrm128
8: nrm256
|
tbe
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Transient buffer exposure. The range is from 1 to 16777215.
|
frtt
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Fixed round-trip time. The range is from 0 to 16700000.
|
vsvd
|
NUMBER(5)
|
—
|
mc_type
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Multicast type. Values are:
0: Normal
1: Root
2: Leaf
|
par_subtype
|
NUMBER(5)
|
ATM connection service type (bbConnServiceType). Values are:
1: Constant bit rate
2: Variable bit rate
4: Unspecified bit rate
5: ATM Frame Relay
6: Available bit rate (standard)
7: Foresight ABR
8: Real-time variable bit rate
|
par_subtype
(continued)
|
NUMBER(5)
|
The following types are added for PNNI support and are based on UNI4.0:
21: CBR.1
22: Real-time VBR.1
23: Real-time VBR.2
24: Real-time VBR.3
25: Nonreal-time VBR.1
26: Nonreal-time VBR.2
27: Nonreal-time VBR.3
28: UBR.1
29: UBR.2
30: TM 4.0-compliant standard ABR
31: CBR.2
32: CBR.3
|
par_subtype
(continued)
|
NUMBER(5)
|
From CiscoAtmServiceCategory for AXSM cards and for AUSM on PXM1E. Values are:
1: cbr1
2: vbr1RT
3: vbr2RT
4: vbr3RT
5: vbr1nRT
6: vbr2nRT
7: vbr3nRT
8: ubr1
9: ubr2
10: abr
11: cbr2
12: cbr3
|
rout_pri
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Used by PAR to determine how important this connection is when selecting connections to route. The range is from 0 to 15.
|
max_cost
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Maximum allowed cost, related to cost-based routing. This value is used by PXM so that it does not choose a path with a cost greater than the configured level. The default value is 255; the range is from 1 to 65535.
When used with a PNNI controller (such as PXM1E), the valid range is from 1 to 2147483647.
|
res_trk_typ
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Restricted trunk type for routing, used by PAR. Values are:
1: No restriction
2: Terrestrial trunk
3: Satellite trunk
|
r_pcr
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Peak cell rate. The range is from 7 to 23000000.
|
r_mcr
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Minimum cell rate. The range is from 7 to 23000000.
|
vp_flag
|
NUMBER(5)
|
VP/VC endpoint. Values are:
1: VP
2: VC
|
if_index
|
NUMBER(10)
|
ifIndex.
|
shelf
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Shelf number.
|
bay
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Bay number.
|
line
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Line number.
|
upd_counter
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Whether a channel in the table has been modified and requires an upload. The data type is an unsigned32, and this value requires conversion. The range is from 0 to 4294967295.
|
stats
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Enables the restriction of the amount of statistical data. Values are:
1: enable
2: disable
|
cc
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Enables the continuity check (CC) on a connection endpoint. Values are:
1: enable
2: disable
|
routing_l_vpi
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Routing local VPI. The range is from 1 to 4095.
|
routing_l_vci
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Routing local VCI. The range is from 0 to 65535.
|
l_nsap_addr
|
byte
|
Internal NSAP address assigned to a local endpoint.
|
r_nsap_addr
|
byte
|
NSAP address of the peer endpoint.
|
ctlr_id
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Associates an endpoint with a specific controller. The default value is 1; the range is from 1 to 255.
|
frame_dis
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Enables the frame discard feature. Values are:
1: enable
2: disable
|
oper_status
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Operational status of an endpoint, which is the primary status of the SPVC. Values are:
1: operOk
2: operFail
3: adminDown
For upper-level alarms, bit 14 equals 16384.
|
cctd
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Maximum tolerable network transfer delay in the local-to-remote direction. The range is from 0 to 65535.
|
icr
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Initial cell rate. If not available bit rate (ABR), then -1. The range is from 7 to 23000000. This value cannot be larger than the u_pcr01 (PCR).
|
adtf
|
NUMBER(5)
|
ACR decrease time factor. If not ABR, then -1. The range is from 1 to 1023.
|
trm
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Time between forward RM-cells for an active source. If not ABR, then -1, (1..8). Values are:
1: trm0point78125
2: trm1point5625
3: trm3point125
4: trm6point25
5: trm12point5
6: trm25
7: trm50
8: trm100
|
cdf
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Cutoff decrease factor. If not ABR, then -1, (1..8). Values are:
1: cdf0
2: cdfOneOver64
3: cdfOneOver32
4: cdfOneOver16
5: cdfOneOver8
6: cdfOneOver4
7: cdfOneOver2
8: cdfOne
|
ers
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Configuration of an endpoint for explicit rate stamping. If not ABR, then -1. Values are:
1: none
2: enableIngress
3: enableEgress
4: enableBoth
|
behaviour_type
|
NUMBER(5)
|
If the value is switchBehaviour (1), it indicates a TM 4.0 switch-behaving connection (transparent connection), which assumes that RM cells are received from a TM 4.0-compliant CPE.
If the value is srcDestBehaviour (2), it indicates a TM 4.0 source destination-behaving connection (terminating connection), which generates RM cells by itself.
|
seg_endpoint
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Segment status of a connection endpoint. Values are:
0: Nonsegmented (such as operation, administration, and maintenance [OAM] passthrough)
1: Segmented (such as termination point for OAM)
|
egr_srv_rate
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Egress service rate used for egress bandwidth calculation and for connection admission control. The range is from 1 to 38328.
Note This value is added for AUSM-8T1/E1 on PXM1E.
|
chan_sub_ovr_ride
|
NUMBER(5)
|
If set to 2, you can add a new connection on a port even if the port is oversubscribed. Values are:
1: Disable
2: Enable (default)
Note This value is added for AUSM-8T1/E1 on PXM1E.
|
slaver_type
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Flag that indicates whether a master endpoint has a persistent slave. This field is meaningful when master_flag is 1. Values are:
1: persistentSlave
2: nonPersistentSlave
|
clr
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Encoded value that represents the maximum tolerable cell-loss ratio in the local-to-remote direction.
|
remote_clr
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Encoded value that represents the maximum tolerable cell-loss ratio in the remote-to-local direction.
|
ais_iw_cap
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Defines an SPVC endpoint's AIS capability. Values are:
1: e2eAisCapable (The endpoint is capable of detecting/generating e2e AIS.)
2: segAisCapable (The endpoint is capable of detecting/generating seg AIS.)
|
r_src
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Sustainable cell rate for the remote-to-local direction, in cells per seconds. The range is from 0 to 4294967295.
|
r_mbs
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Maximum burst size (MBS) used in the remote-to-local direction, in cells. The range is from 0 to 5000000.
|
r_cdv
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Maximum tolerable cell delay variation, in microseconds, for the remote-to-local direction. The range is from 0 to 16777215; the default value is 16777215.
|
r_ctd
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Maximum tolerable network transfer delay in, in milliseconds, for the remote-to-local direction. The range is from 0 to 65535; the default value is 65535.
|
cast_type
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Applicable only to master endpoint. Values are:
1: P2MP
2: P2P
|
tftp_stats
|
NUMBER(5)
|
TFTP statistics information for channels. Values are:
1: Enable
2: Disable
-1: Not applicable
|
snmp_stats
|
NUMBER(5)
|
SNMP statistics information for channels. Values are:
1: Enable
2: Disable
-1: Not applicable
|
pref_route_id
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Route ID of the associated pref_route. The range is from 0 to 65535; the default value is 0.
|
direct_route_flag
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Directed route flag. Values are:
1: True
2: False (default)
|
ingr_discard_option
|
NUMBER(5)
|
AUSM cell discard option, applicable only for AUSM and MPSM-8T1E1 in ATM mode. Values are:
1: clpHysterisis
2: frameDiscard
|
reserved
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Reserved for future use.
|
1.3.7 ATM_PHY
The ATM_PHY table shows physical ATM information for the line.
Table 1-272 ATM_PHY
Column Name
|
Oracle Data Type
|
Description
|
node_id
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Node ID.
|
shelf
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Shelf number.
|
slot
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Slot number.
|
bay
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Bay number.
|
line
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Line number.
|
if_index
|
NUMBER(10)
|
ifIndex of the ATM physical interface. This value is different from the ifIndex of the line and port.
|
enable
|
NUMBER(5)
|
—
|
alarm_status
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Operational status of the ATM physical interface.
|
null_cell_header
|
CHAR(4)
|
First four bytes of the ATM header used for null cells.
|
null_cell_payload
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Null cell payload definition. The range is from 0 to 255; the default value is 106.
|
hec_coset
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Enables the algorithm of Coset Polynomial Addition. Values are:
1: true (default)
2: false
|
payload_scramble
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Whether payload scrambling is enabled. Values are:
1: true (default)
2: false
|
group_num
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Group number.
|
Reserved
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Reserved for future use.
|
1.3.8 AUSM_PORT
The AUSM_PORT table contains information about AUSM ports and all ATM ports on AUSM, AXSM, AXSM-B, and AXSM-E cards.
Table 1-273 AUSM_PORT
Column Name
|
Oracle Data Type
|
Description
|
ausmp_obj_id
|
NUMBER(10)
|
AUSM port object ID generated by CTM.
|
l_network_id
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Local network ID.
|
l_node_id
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Local node ID.
|
shelf
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Shelf number.
|
l_slot
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Local slot number.
|
line
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Line number associated with the port. If the port is an IMA port, the value is -1.
|
l_port
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Logical port number for the AUSM port.
|
port_speed
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Port speed, in bits per second.
|
commentc
|
CHAR(20)
|
Comment field used to further qualify the line.
|
active
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Port active state.
|
status
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Operational state of the port. Values are:
0: Not configured
1: Up
2: Down/failed
4: Remote loopback
6: Signaling failure
8: Out-of-cell delineation
15: Lower layer down
|
signal_state
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Port signaling state.
|
port_type
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Type of port from caviIfType. Values are:
0: other
1: uni
2: nni
4: vuni
5: vnni
6: evuni
7: evnni
|
interface_type
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Type of interface. For interfaces on AUSM cards, values are:
1: Unknown
2: T1
3: E1
For interfaces on AXSM and PXM1E cards, values are:
1: Unknown
2: T1
3: E1
4: T3
5: E3
6: OC3
7: STM1
8: OC12
9: STM4
10: OC48
11: STM16
12: OC192
13: STM64
|
interface_type
(continued)
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Type of interface. The following mapping shows the interface type for different line types and subtypes in the line table. Line type is listed first, followed by subtype and interface type.
• DS1, dsx1ESF, T1
• DS1, dsx1D4, T1
• DS1, dsx1Unframed, T1
• DS1, dsx1DS2M12, T1
• DS1, dsx1E1, E1
• DS1, dsx1E1CRC, E1
• DS1, dsx1E1MF, E1
• DS1, dsx1E1CRCMF, E1
• DS1, dsx1E1Unframed, E1
• DS1, dsx2E2, E1
• DS1, dsx1E1Q50, E1
• DS1, dsx1E1Q50CRC, E1
|
interface_type
(continued)
|
NUMBER(5)
|
• DS3, dsx3CbitParity, T3
• DS3, g832_g804, T3
• DS3, ds3cbitadm, T3
• DS3, ds3cbitplcp, T3
• DS3, ds3m23adm, T3
• DS3, ds3m23plcp, T3
• DS3, dsx3Unframed, T3
• DS3, dsx3M23, T3
• DS3, g751, T3
• DS3, other, T3
• DS3, ds3cbitfrmronly, T3
• DS3, ds3m23frmronly, T3
• DS3, e3g832adm, E3
• DS3, e3g751adm, E3
• DS3, e3g751plcp, E3
• DS3, e3Unframed, E3
|
interface_type
(continued)
|
NUMBER(5)
|
• SONET, sonetSts3c, OC3
• SONET, sonetSts3, OC3
• SONET, sonetSts12c, OC12
• SONET, sonetSts48c, OC48
• SONET, sonetSts192c, OC192
• SDH, sonetStm1, STM1
• SDH, sonetStm4, STM4
• SDH, sonetStm16, STM16
• SDH, sonetStm64, STM64
• STS, sts3cSTM1, STM1
• STS, sts12cSTM4, STM4
• STS, sts48cSTM16, STM16
• STS, sts192cSTM64, STM64
|
protocol_type
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Signaling protocol type (no signaling or ILMI).
|
poll_timer
|
NUMBER(5)
|
T491 polling interval.
|
err_thresh
|
NUMBER(5)
|
N4991 error threshold.
|
signalling_vpi
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Signaling VPI.
|
signalling_vci
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Signaling VCI.
|
ilmi_trap_enable
|
NUMBER(5)
|
ILMI trap enabled.
|
trap_interval
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Minimum interval between traps.
|
keep_alive
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Keepalive polling state.
|
event_thresh
|
NUMBER(5)
|
N492 event threshold.
|
min_enquiry
|
NUMBER(5)
|
T493 minimum inquiry interval.
|
svc_in_use
|
NUMBER(5)
|
SVC used.
|
svc_lcn_lo
|
NUMBER(5)
|
SVC LCN low.
|
svc_lcn_hi
|
NUMBER(5)
|
SVC LCN high.
|
svc_vpid_lo
|
NUMBER(5)
|
SVC VPID low.
|
svc_vpid_hi
|
NUMBER(5)
|
SVC VPID high.
|
svc_vci_lo
|
NUMBER(10)
|
SVC VCI low.
|
svc_vci_hi
|
NUMBER(10)
|
SVC VCI high.
|
svc_vpi_lo
|
NUMBER(5)
|
SVC VPI low.
|
svc_vpi_hi
|
NUMBER(5)
|
SVC VPI high.
|
addr_prefix
|
CHAR(20)
|
Network prefix for the ATM address.
|
ima_port
|
NUMBER(10)
|
IMA port number.
|
line_map
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Line mapping.
|
num_red_links
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Number of redundancy links.
|
max_delay
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Maximum delay.
|
ima_master
|
NUMBER(5)
|
IMA master number.
|
lcl_ima_id
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Local IMA ID.
|
rmt_ima_id
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Remote IMA ID.
|
line_order
|
CHAR(16)
|
Line order list.
|
obs_delay
|
NUMBER(5)
|
OBS delay.
|
oversubscribed
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Oversubscribed indicator.
|
ilmi_enable
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Enables the ILMI interface. This value is not used for AXSM (always shows -1). For AXSM, the ilmi_enabled field in the RSC_PART table is used instead.
|
ima_symmetry
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Symmetry of the IMA group. Values are:
1: symmetricOperation
2: asymmetricOperation
3: asymmetriConfiguration
|
bbif_vpi_low
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Lower limit of the VPI range to be reserved for this logical interface.
|
bbif_vpi_high
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Upper limit of the VPI range to be reserved for this logical interface.
|
min_rx_links
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Minimum number of receive links required to be active for the IMA. The range is from 1 to 8.
|
min_tx_links
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Minimum number of transmit links required to be active for the IMA group to be in the Up state. The range is from 1 to 8.
|
netxclmMode
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Transmit clocking mode used by the near-end IMA group. Values are:
1: ctc (default)
2: itc
|
test_link_ifindex
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Designates an interface as the test link.
A value of -1 specifies that the implementation can choose the test link. In this case, the implementation can also choose the value of the test_pattern field. The default value is -1.
|
test_pattern
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Test pattern in an IMA group loopback operation. A value in the range from 0 to 255 designates a specific pattern. The default value is -1.
|
test_proc_status
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Test procedure status. Values are:
1: Disabled
2: Operating
3: Link fail
|
int_up_time
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Integration up time for alarm integration in milliseconds. The range is from 100 to 100000; the default value is 2500.
|
int_down_time
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Integration down time for alarm integration in milliseconds. The range is from 100 to 400000; the default value is 10000.
|
intf_ip_addr
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Interface IP address of the neighbor system that is connected to the far end of this interface.
|
bay
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Bay number. The default value is 1.
|
if_index
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Unique value for each interface.
|
high_speed
|
NUMBER(10)
|
High speed of the interface, in megabits per second.
|
admin_status
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Desired state of the interface. Values are:
1: Up
2: Down
3: Testing
|
min_rate
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Minimum cell rate of the logical interface. The range is from 50 to 5651328.
|
max_rate
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Maximum cell rate of the logical interface. The range is from 50 to 5651328.
|
sct_id
|
NUMBER(5)
|
ID of the file that holds the card-specific configuration. The range is from 1 to 255.
To unique identify an SCT file, use {sct_id, sct_type, fc_type} as the key to reference the sct table.
|
sct_version
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Version number.
|
vpi_num
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Value to configure this logical interface to be a virtual trunk. The range is from 0 to 4095.
|
xlmi_flag
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Values are:
0: LMI not configured
1: XLMI
2: Feeder
|
group_num
|
NUMBER(5)
|
IMA group number if the port is an IMA port. Otherwise, the value is -1.
|
tx_ima_id
|
NUMBER(10)
|
IMA ID currently in use by the near-end IMA function. The range is from 0 to 255.
|
ima_version
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Version of the IMA protocol that the group is running. Values are:
1: IMA 1.0
2: IMA 1.1
|
reserved
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Reserved for future use.
|
1.3.9 AUSM_PORT_DATA
The AUSM_PORT_DATA table contains information about AUSM port statistics.
Table 1-274 AUSM_PORT_DATA
Column Name
|
Oracle Data Type
|
Description
|
timestamp
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Time stamp of the statistical data record.
|
ausmp_obj_id
|
NUMBER(10)
|
AUSM port ATM object ID.
|
l_node_id
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Node ID.
|
subobject_type
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Subobject type (object-dependent field).
|
stat_type
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Statistic type (object-dependent field).
|
bucket_type
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Duration, in minutes, of each collection bucket.
|
totald
|
float
|
Total raw data collected during the sample interval.
|
peak
|
float
|
Peak raw data during the sample interval.
|
1.3.10 AU4TUG3
The AU4TUG3 table contains channelization information from AU4 to TUG3.
Table 1-275 AU4TUG3
Column Name
|
Oracle Data Type
|
Description
|
node_id
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Node ID.
|
network_id
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Network ID.
|
shelf
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Shelf number.
|
slot
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Slot number.
|
bay
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Bay number.
|
line
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Line number of the AU4 line.
|
channel_bitmap
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Channel bitmap of the AU4 line.
|
if_index
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Index of the AU4 line.
|
tug3
|
NUMBER(10)
|
TUG3 number under the AU4.
|
payload
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Payload on the TUG3. Values are:
1: other
2: vc11
3: vc12
4: tu3ds3
5: tu3e3
|
reserved
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Reserved for future use.
|
1.3.11 AXSM_CONN_DATA
The AXSM_CONN_DATA table contains information about AXSM connection statistics.
Table 1-276 AXSM_CONN_DATA
Column Name
|
Oracle Data Type
|
Description
|
timestamp
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Time stamp of the statistical record.
|
con_obj_id
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Connection object ID.
|
l_node_id
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Node ID.
|
subobject_type
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Subobject type for the statistic.
|
stat_type
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Statistic type.
|
bucket_type
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Duration, in minutes, of each collection bucket.
|
totald
|
float
|
Total of raw data collected during the sample interval.
|
peak
|
float
|
Peak rate of raw data during the sample interval.
|
1.3.12 AXSME_CONN_DATA
The AXSME_CONN_DATA table contains information about AXSM enhanced connection statistics.
Table 1-277 AXSME_CONN_DATA
Column Name
|
Oracle Data Type
|
Description
|
timestamp
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Time stamp of the statistical record.
|
con_obj_id
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Connection object ID.
|
l_node_id
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Node ID.
|
subobject_type
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Subobject type for the statistic.
|
stat_type
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Statistic type.
|
bucket_type
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Duration, in minutes, of each collection bucket.
|
totald
|
float
|
Total of raw data collected during the sample interval.
|
peak
|
float
|
Peak rate of raw data during the sample interval.
|
1.3.13 CALL_CONTROL_PROFILE
The CALL_CONTROL_PROFILE table contains XGCP call control profile information.
Table 1-278 CALL_CONTROL_PROFILE
Column Name
|
Oracle Data Type
|
Description
|
network_id
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Network ID.
|
node_id
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Node ID.
|
shelf
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Shelf number.
|
slot
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Slot number.
|
profile_index
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Profile index. The range is from 1 to 25.
|
profile_name
|
CHAR(65)
|
Unique name for the profile. The name of the profile must be unique among all entries of the table. This object is mandatory during the creation of the entry.
This object cannot be modified. If you want to modify the name of the call control profile, you must delete the original entry and create another entry with the designated name.
|
num_vifs
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Total number of voice interfaces (DS0 group) associated with this call control profile. A value of 0 means there are no voice interfaces associated with the profile.
Before the call control profile can be deleted, this object should have the value of 0 (meaning all voice interfaces are disassociated with the profile before the profile can be deleted).
The range is from 0 to 1000; the default value is 0.
|
mgc_grp_num
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Indicates which media gateway controller (MGC) redundant group number will be used by the call control profile. The value is the index to the MGC Redundant Group table (cMgcGrpParamTable).
There are two conditions for associating an MGC group with a profile:
1. At least one MGC is associated with the MGC group.
2. At least one protocol is associated with the MGC group.
After an MGC redundant group is associated with the profile (cxeCcprofileMgcGrpNum > 0), in the call setup, the parameters of the MGCs within the MGC redundant group will be tried sequentially according to preference. A value of 0 means there is no MGC-redundant group associated with the profile. This object takes precedence over the object cxeCcprofileMgcAddress of the profile. If you try to set a value to cxeCcprofileMgcAddress while the value of this object is not zero, the set is rejected. Before the call control profile can be deleted, this object must have the value of 0, meaning the MGC redundant group is disassociated with the profile before the profile can be deleted.
The range is from 0 to 128; the default value is 0.
|
mgc_addr
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Specifies the address of the MGC that is configured in the profile. When cxeCcprofileMgcGrpNum is not zero (which means the MGC group is in use), this object cannot be set.
|
protocol_index
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Specifies the protocol that the media gateway (MG) should communicate with the MGC during call setup. This value is the index of the protocol table (cMediaGwProtocolTable).
If cxeCcprofileMgcGrpNum is not zero, the value of this object is ignored. The protocol is determined by the MGC group.
The range is from 1 to 32; the default value is 1.
|
retry_method
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Specifies the command/response retry method when the MG communicates with the MGC in xGCP protocols.
The default value is 1 (neverResetTimer).
|
retry_max1
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Contains the suspicious error threshold for signaling messages. The range is from 1 to 20; the default value is 5.
Refer to the PKT-SP-EC-MGCP-I04-011221 specification, section 3.4.2.
|
dns_lookup_max1
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Enables or disables the Max1 Domain Name Server (DNS) query operation when Max1 expires. This object is used when a gateway-initiated message is not acknowledged by the MGC. If the object is true, a DNS query is performed to resolve the MGC's domain name after exhausting Max1 retries on any IP address associated with the MGC.
The default value is true.
|
retry_max2
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Contains the disconnect error threshold for signaling messages. The range is from 1 to 20; the default value is 7.
Refer to the PKT-SP-EC-MGCP-I04-011221 specification, section 3.4.2.
|
dns_lookup_max2
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Enables or disables the Max2 DNS query operation when Max2 expires. This object is used when a gateway-initiated message is not acknowledged by the MGC. If the object is true, a DNS query is performed to resolve the MGC's domain name after exhausting Max2 retries on the last IP address associated with the MGC.
The default value is true.
|
mwi_timeout
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Timeout value for the message-waiting indicator (MWI) tone. The MWI tone is used with message-waiting services to indicate that the media gateway is ready to accept address information or other information from an access line.
The range is from 1 to 50; the default value is 16.
|
tsmax_timeout
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Timeout value for retransmission removal. The gateway uses the value of this object to determine how long to store the MGCP messages in the retransmission queue before discarding them.
The range is from 1 to 1000; the default value is 20.
|
tdinit_timeout
|
NUMBER(5)
|
The voice interface (DS0 group) becomes disconnected when the media gateway tries to communicate with the call agent and the retransmission procedure times out after retrying.
The voice interface (DS0 group) in disconnected state starts the disconnected timer initialized to the random value and uniformly distributed between 1 and initial waiting delay (Tdinit) in seconds.
The gateway waits for either the expiration of the timer, the reception of the call agent command, or the detection of local user activity for the voice interface (DS0 group). When the disconnected timer elapses, when a command is received from the call agent, or when there is a local user activity, the media gateway sends the restart in progress command with the restart method as RM:disconnected to the call agent.
The range is from 1 to 100; the default value is 15.
|
tdmin_timeout
|
NUMBER(5)
|
The DS0 group (voice interface) becomes disconnected when it tries to communicate with the call agent and the retransmission procedure times out after retrying. The DS0 group (voice interface) in disconnected state starts the disconnected timer initialized to the random value and uniformly distributed between 1 and initial waiting delay (Tdinit), in seconds. The gateway waits for the end of this timer, the reception of the call agent command, or the detection of local user activity for the DS0 group (voice interface).
When the disconnected timer elapses, when a command is received from the call agent, or when there is a local user activity, the voice gateway sends the restart in progress command with the restart method as RM:disconnected to the call agent. In case of local user activity, a provisionable disconnected minimum waiting delay (Tdmin) must have elapsed since the gateway became disconnected. The media gateway-initiated delete connection (DLCX) or restart in progress (RSIP) commands are not considered local user activity. The events observed on the TDM interface or on the network constitute the local user activity.
The range is from 1 to 100; the default value is 15.
|
tdmax_timeout
|
NUMBER(5)
|
The maximum waiting delay (Tdmax) timeout value used by the media gateway to send the restart in progress message with the restart method as RM:disconnected to the call agent when the voice interface-associated ds0-group disconnection condition occurs.
The range is from 1 to 1000; the default value is 600.
|
tcrit_timeout
|
NUMBER(5)
|
This object represents the timeout value for the critical timer. If used along with a digit map, the timer is started when the last digit is received, and when no more digits are required for a digit map match. After this timer expires, the digit map match is assumed to be complete. If used without a digit map, the timer is started immediately and cancelled (but not restarted) as soon as a digit is entered.
This object is used by call processing when it processes midcall dual-tone multifrequency (DTMF) digit reporting.
Refer to the RFC2705 specification, section 4.4.7.
The range is from 1 to 1000; the default value is 4.
|
tpar_timeout
|
NUMBER(5)
|
This object represents the partial dial timeout and is used with a digit map as the interdigit timer. This object is used by call processing when it processes mid-call DTMF digit reporting. The timer is not started until the first digit is entered, and the timer is restarted after each new digit is entered until either a digit map match or mismatch occurs.
Refer to the RFC2705 specification, section 4.4.7.
The range is from 1 to 1000; the default value is 16.
|
thist_timeout
|
NUMBER(5)
|
The MGCP protocol is organized as a set of transactions, each of which is composed of a command and a response. The MGCP messages carried over UDP are subject to losses. In the absence of a timely response, commands are repeated. The media gateway must keep in memory a list of the responses that it sent to recent transactions and a list of the transactions that are currently being executed. The value of cxeCcprofileThistTimeout specifies the number of seconds for which responses to old transactions must be kept.
Refer to the RFC2705 specification, section 4.4.7.
The range is from 1 to 1000; the default value is 30.
|
rt_timeout
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Time for which the local ring back tone (toward the TDM) will be generated unless interrupted (for example, by the answer from the called party or a delete connection command from the Call Agent). A value of 0 indicates that the tone will be generated indefinitely unless interrupted.
Refer to the RFC2705 specification, section 6.
The range is from 0 to 3600; the default value is 180.
|
rbk_timeout
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Time for which the remote ring back tone (toward the packet network) will be generated unless interrupted (for example, by the answer from the called party or a delete connection command from the Call Agent). A value of 0 indicates that the tone will be generated indefinitely unless interrupted.
Refer to the RFC2705 specification, section 6.
The range is from 0 to 3600; the default value is 180.
|
cg_timeout
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Time for which the network congestion tone will be generated. The network congestion tone will be generated when the network resources or bandwidth exceed their thresholds. A value of 0 indicates that the tone will be generated indefinitely unless interrupted.
Refer to the RFC2705 specification, section 6.
The range is from 0 to 3600; the default value is 180.
|
bz_timeout
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Time for which the busy tone will be generated unless interrupted (for example, by the hang-up from the calling party). A value of 0 indicates that the tone will be generated indefinitely unless interrupted.
Refer to the RFC2705 specification, section 6.
The range is from 0 to 3600; the default value is 30.
|
dl_timeout
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Time for which the dial tone will be generated unless interrupted (for example, by the first DTMF digit from the calling party). A value of 0 indicates that the tone will be generated indefinitely unless interrupted.
Refer to the RFC2705 specification, section 6.
The range is from 0 to 3600; the default value is 16.
|
sl_timeout
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Time for which the stutter dial tone or confirmation dial tone will be generated unless interrupted (for example, by the first DTMF digit from the calling party). A value of 0 indicates that the tone will be generated indefinitely unless interrupted.
Refer to the RFC2705 specification, section 6.
The range is from 0 to 3600; the default value is 16.
|
rg_timeout
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Time for which the ringing cadence will be generated toward the basic PBX unless interrupted (for example, by the answer from the called party or a delete connection command from the Call Agent). This is also the time for which remote inband ring back tone will be played toward the packet network. A value of 0 indicates that the cadence will be generated indefinitely unless interrupted.
Refer to the RFC2705 specification, section 6.
The range is from 0 to 3600; the default value is 180.
|
ro_timeout
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Time for which the reorder tone or fast busy tone will be generated unless interrupted (for example, by the hang-up from the called party). A value of 0 indicates that the cadence will be generated indefinitely unless interrupted.
Refer to the RFC2705 specification, section 6.
The range is from 0 to 3600; the default value is 30.
|
cot1_timeout
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Time for which the continuity test tone 1 will be generated unless interrupted. A value of 0 indicates that the cadence will be generated indefinitely unless interrupted.
Refer to the RFC2705 specification, section 6.
The range is from 0 to 100; the default value is 3.
|
cot2_timeout
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Time for which the continuity test tone 2 will be generated unless interrupted. A value of 0 indicates that the cadence will be generated indefinitely unless interrupted.
Refer to the RFC2705 specification, section 6.
The range is from 0 to 100; the default value is 3.
|
reserved
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Reserved for future use.
|
1.3.14 CARD_DESC
The CARD_DESC table contains the descriptor for the card.
Table 1-279 CARD_DESC
Column Name
|
Oracle Data Type
|
Description
|
node_id
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Node ID.
|
slot
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Slot number.
|
descriptor
|
CHAR(64)
|
Descriptor.
|
timestamp
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Time, in INT format, when the last operation was performed on this table.
|
deleted
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Whether this table is deleted. Values are:
1: Yes, descriptor is deleted.
0: No, descriptor is not deleted.
|
1.3.15 CONN_TEMPL_PARAM
The CONN_TEMPL_PARAM table contains the actual connection template parameter information.
Table 1-280 CONN_TEMPL_PARAM
Column Name
|
Oracle Data Type
|
Description
|
template_id
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Template ID.
|
template_name
|
VARCHAR(20)
|
Template name.
|
param_name
|
VARCHAR(30)
|
Name of the template parameter.
|
param_type
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Parameter type.
|
param_value
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Value of the parameter.
|
1.3.16 CONN_TEMPLATE
The CONN_TEMPLATE table contains basic information about each connection template that is created.
Table 1-281 CONN_TEMPLATE
Column Name
|
Oracle Data Type
|
Description
|
template_id
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Key field.
|
template_name
|
VARCHAR(20)
|
Key field (substitute key for ID).
|
template_descr
|
VARCHAR(50)
|
Description of the template.
|
connection_type
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Type of connection. Values are:
0: Unknown
1: FrFr
2: AtmAtm
3: AtmFr
4: AtmCe
5: CeCe
6: Voice
7: Data
8: RpmRpm
9: AtmRpm
10: FrRpm
11: VismAtm
|
service_type
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Type of service. Values are:
0: UnknownServType
1: NotApplServType
2: cbr1
3: vbr1_nrt
4: vbr2_nrt
5: vbr3_nrt
6: vbr1_rt
7: vbr2_rt
8: vbr3_rt
9: abrfs
10: atfst
|
service_type
(continued)
|
NUMBER(5)
|
11: atftfst
12: atfxfst
13: abr1
14: ubr1
15: ubr2
16: fr
17: fs
18: voice1
19: data1
|
pvc_type
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Values are:
0: PVC
1: SPVC
2: Hybrid
|
l_multicast_type
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Values are:
0: Normal
1: Root
2: Leaf
|
r_multicast_type
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Values are:
0: Normal
1: Root
2: Leaf
|
l_endpoint_type
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Values are:
0: UnknownEndPointType
1: FrFr_EndPoint
2: FrFuni_EndPoint
3: FrFf_EndPoint
4: FrBstun_EndPoint
5: FrStun_EndPoint
6: FrFras_EndPoint
7: AtmAtm_EndPoint
8: AtmRpm_EndPoint
9: Ce_EndPoint
10: Voice_EndPoint
11: Data_EndPoint
|
r_endpoint_type
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Same as above.
|
l_fc_type
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Local front card type.
|
r_fc_type
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Remote front card type.
|
l_bc_type
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Local back card type.
|
r_bc_type
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Remote back card type.
|
l_card_version
|
VARCHAR(20)
|
Local card version.
|
r_card_version
|
VARCHAR(20)
|
Remote card version.
|
l_platform
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Flag for local platform.
|
r_platform
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Flag for remote platform.
|
1.3.17 CONTROLLER
The CONTROLLER table contains information about the VSI controller on MGX NEs.
Table 1-282 CONTROLLER
Column Name
|
Oracle Data Type
|
Description
|
p_node_id
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Parent node ID of the VSI controller.
|
ctrlr_id
|
NUMBER(10)
|
ID of the controller.
|
ctrlr_loc
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Location of the controller shelf. Values are:
1: Internal
2: External
|
ctrlr_type
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Type of controller. Values are:
1: par
2: pnni
3: lsc
|
slot
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Slot number.
|
port
|
NUMBER(10)
|
External controller port number.
|
attached_vpi
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Virtual path identifier. The range is from 0 to 4095.
|
attached_vci
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Virtual channel identifier. The range is from 32 to 65535.
|
ctrlr_name
|
CHAR(40)
|
User-specified name for the VSI controller.
|
atm_ip_addr
|
NUMBER(10)
|
ATM IP address.
|
lan_ip_addr
|
NUMBER(10)
|
LAN IP address; same as the port.
|
ctrlr_status
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Administrative status of the controller. Values are:
1: Active
2: Standby
3: Quiescent
|
sw_rev
|
CHAR(40)
|
PNNI network controller software revision number. The length can be changed after it is defined.
|
reserved
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Reserved for future use.
|
1.3.18 CUG
The CUG table contains information about the Closed User Group (CUG).
Table 1-283 CUG
Column Name
|
Oracle Data Type
|
Description
|
network_id
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Network ID.
|
node_id
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Node ID.
|
atm_addr
|
CHAR(40)
|
ATM endpoint address.
|
addr_length
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Length of the ATM address, in bits.
|
cug_index
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Unique index number for this ATM address. The range is from 1 to 63353. This value has only local significance.
|
cug_ic_code
|
CHAR(60)
|
24-byte lock code, unique within the network. This is an encrypted entry; for any code length, the encrypted entry has a length of 60 characters.
|
calls_barred
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Disallows incoming or outgoing calls for members in the same CUG. Values are:
1: None
2: Incoming
3: Outgoing
|
reserved
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Reserved for future use.
|
1.3.19 DBKR_TEMP
The DBKR_TEMP table contains data for the data broker. This table is for internal use only.
Table 1-284 DBKR_TEMP
Column Name
|
Oracle Data Type
|
Description
|
l_node_id
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Node ID.
|
num_segs
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Number of segments in the connection.
|
termination
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Termination flag.
|
l_slot
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Local endpoint slot number.
|
l_line
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Local endpoint line number.
|
l_logical_port
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Local endpoint logical port number.
|
l_subchn1_1
|
NUMBER(5)
|
First local endpoint subchannel number.
|
l_subchnl_2
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Second local endpoint subchannel number. For Frame Relay, voice, and data endpoints, the value is set to -1. For ATM endpoints, the value is set to VCI.
|
lr_slot
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Local slot number.
|
lr_port
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Local port number.
|
lr_subchnl_1
|
NUMBER(5)
|
First local subchannel number.
|
lr_subchnl_2
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Second local subchannel number.
|
lc_node_id
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Local hub node ID. This value is the same as the local node ID for connections that originate in a routing node.
|
lc_slot
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Local hub slot number. This value is the same as the local slot ID for connections that originate in a routing node.
|
lc_port
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Local hub port number. This value is the same as the local port ID for connections that originate in a routing node.
|
lc_subchnl_1
|
NUMBER(5)
|
First local hub subchannel number. This value is the same as the first local subchannel number for connections that originate in a routing node.
|
lc_subchnl_2
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Second local hub subchannel number. This value is the same as the second local subchannel number for connections that originate in a routing node.
|
rc_node_id
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Remote hub node ID. This value is the same as the remote node ID for connections that originate in a routing node.
|
rc_slot
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Remote hub slot number. This value is the same as the remote slot ID for connections that originate in a routing node.
|
rc_port
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Remote hub port number. This value is the same as the remote port ID for connections that originate in a routing node.
|
rc_subchnl_1
|
NUMBER(5)
|
First remote hub subchannel number. This value is the same as the first remote subchannel number for connections that originate in a routing node.
|
rc_subchnl_2
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Second remote hub subchannel number. This value is the same as the second remote subchannel number for connections that originate in a routing node.
|
rr_slot
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Remote slot number. This value is the same as the remote slot ID for connections that originate in a routing node.
|
rr_port
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Remote port number. This value is the same as the remote port ID for connections that originate in a routing node.
|
rr_subchnl_1
|
NUMBER(5)
|
First remote subchannel number. This value is the same as the first remote subchannel number for connections that originate in a routing node.
|
rr_subchnl_2
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Second remote subchannel number. This value is the same as the second remote subchannel number for connections that originate in a routing node.
|
r_node_id
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Remote end node ID.
|
r_slot
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Remote end slot number.
|
r_line
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Remote end line number.
|
r_port
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Remote end port number (logical port).
• For ASI/FRP, the logical port equals the physical port.
• For AUSM4, the logical port equals the physical line.
• For UFM/AUSM8, this value is the logical port.
|
r_logical_port
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Remote logical port.
|
r_subchnl_1
|
NUMBER(5)
|
First remote subchannel number.
|
r_subchnl_2
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Second remote subchannel number. For Frame Relay, voice, and data endpoints, this value is set to -1. For ATM endpoints, this value is set to VCI.
|
parm_type
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Flag to indicate whether Cisco proprietary or standard Frame Relay parameters are used.
|
state
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Connection state. Values are:
1: Clear
2: Fail
3: Down
4: Incomplete
257: Clear plus a bit failure
258: Fail plus a bit failure
Note The ninth bit in the state field (100000000) is used to indicate a bit failure.
|
secondary_state
|
NUMBER(5)
|
—
|
proc_state
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Processing state used by the data broker.
|
con_type
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Connection type. Values are:
1: FR
2: ATMFR
3: ATM
4: DATA
5: VOICE
6: CE
7: ATMCE
8: RPM
9: ATMRPM
10: RPMFR
11: VISMATM
|
sub_type
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Service type. Values are:
1: ATF
2: VBR
3: CBR
4: Unknown
5: ABR
6: ATFST
7: CE
8: FR_VBR
9: FR_ABR_FS
10: UBR
|
l_endpt_obj_id
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Local endpoint object ID.
|
lc_endpt_obj_id
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Local hub endpoint object ID.
|
rc_endpt_obj_id
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Remote hub endpoint object ID.
|
r_endpt_obj_id
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Remote endpoint object ID.
|
master_node_id
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Master end node ID.
|
master_lcon_obj_id
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Master end logical connection object ID.
|
l_rate_info
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Local end combination field of rate information. Values are:
bit (7) Fast EIA Enabled(1)/Disabled(0)
bit (6) DFM Enabled(1)/Disabled(0)
bits (5-3) Encoding:
undefined (0)
7/8 (1)
8/8 (2)
8/8l (3)
7/8E (4)
bit (2-0) Load type:
undefined (0)
voice (1)
non-TS (2)
TS (3)
Bursty data A (4)
Bursty data B (5)
|
l_mir
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Local end minimum guaranteed bandwidth, in hundreds of bits per second. For example, 256 kbps is shown as 2560.
|
l_qir
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Local end QIR, in hundreds of bits per second.
|
l_pir
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Local end PIR, in hundreds of bits per second.
|
l_vc_q_depth
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Local end VC queue depth, in bytes.
|
l_vc_q_thresh
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Local end VC queue threshold.
|
l_vc_q_de_thresh
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Local end VC queue DE threshold, in bytes.
|
l_eg_q_depth
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Local end egress queue depth, in bytes.
|
l_eg_q_de_thresh
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Local end egress queue DE threshold, in bytes.
|
l_eg_q_ecn_thresh
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Local end egress queue ECN threshold, in bytes.
|
l_de_tag_ena
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Local end DE tagging enable or disable.
|
l_cmax
|
NUMBER(10)9.1
|
Local end maximum threshold for FRP credit manager, in packets.
|
l_per_util
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Local end percent utilization. This parameter is taken from the routing segment.
|
l_con_info_flag
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Local end connection information flags. Values are:
bit (7) Foresight
0: Disabled
1: Enabled
bit (6)
1: High Priority
bit (5-0) unused
|
l_cir
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Local end CIR, in hundreds of bits per second.
|
l_bc
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Local end committed burst, in bytes.
|
l_be
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Local end excess burst, in bytes.
|
l_eg_q_select
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Egress queue selection.
|
l_ibs
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Local end initial burst size (IBS), in bytes.
|
l_channel_type
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Local channel type currently used by connections. Values are:
1: FR-NetworkInterWorking
2: FR-ServiceInterWorking-Transparent
3: FR-ServiceInterWorking-Translate
4: FR-FUNI
5: Frame-Forwarding
|
l_fecn
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Local forward explicit congestion notification.
|
l_de_to_clp_map
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Local DE to CLP map. Values are:
1: Map DE bit to CLP bit in ATM cell
2: Set DE 0 and set CLP 0
3: Set DE 1 and set CLP 1
|
l_clp_to_de_map
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Local CLP to DE map. Values are:
1: Map CLP bit to DE bit in Frame Relay
2: Set DE 0 and set CLP 0
3: Set DE 1 and set CLP 1
4: Ignore CLP bit and DE bit remains as received
|
l_efci_q_thresh
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Local end EFCI Q threshold.
|
l_cbs
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Local end CBS.
|
l_mfs
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Local end MFS.
|
l_ccdv
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Local end CCDV.
|
l_clp_hi
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Local end CLP high threshold.
|
l_clp_lo
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Local end CLP low threshold.
|
l_fst_rate_up
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Local foresight rate up.
|
l_fst_rate_dn
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Local foresight rate down.
|
l_fst_fast_dn
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Local foresight fast down.
|
l_fst_qir_to
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Local foresight QIR timeout.
|
l_fst_max_adj
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Local foresight maximum adjustment.
|
l_clp_tagging
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Local end CLP tagging. Values are:
1: Disable
2: Enable
|
l_upc_enable
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Local end UPC enable. Values are:
1: Disable
2: Enable
|
l_rm_enable
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Local end RM enable. Values are:
1: Disable
2: Enable
|
l_u_fgcra
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Local end FGCRA. Values are:
Values are:
1: Disable
2: Enable
|
l_u_scr_policing
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Local end SCR policing.
|
l_u_pcr01
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Local end PCR0+1, in 100 bits per second.
|
l_ccdv01
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Local end CCDV0+1.
|
l_ccdv0
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Local end CCDV0.
|
l_max_buf_size
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Local end maximum buffer size.
|
l_cell_loss_peri od
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Local end cell loss period.
|
l_cdv_rx_t
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Local end CDV receive.
|
l_nrm
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Local end NRM.
|
l_tbe
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Local end TBE.
|
l_frtt
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Local end FRTT.
|
l_vsvd
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Local end VSVD.
|
r_rate_info
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Remote end combination field of rate information. Values are:
bit(7) Fast EIA
Enabled (1)
Disabled (0)
bit(6) DFM
Enabled (1)
Disabled (0)
bits(5-3) Encoding:
undefined (0)
7/8 (1)
8/8 (2)
8/8l (3)
7/8E (4)
bit(2-0) Load type:
undefined (0)
voice (1)
non-TS (2)
TS (3)
Bursty data A (4)
Bursty data B (5)
|
r_mir
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Remote end minimum guaranteed bandwidth, in hundreds of bits per second. For example, 256 kbps is shown as 2560.
|
r_qir
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Remote end QIR, in 100 bits per second.
|
r_pir
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Remote end PIR, in 100 bits per second.
|
r_vc_q_depth
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Remote end VC queue depth.
|
r_vc_q_thresh
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Remote end VC queue threshold.
|
r_vc_de_thresh
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Remote end VC queue DE threshold.
|
r_eg_q_depth
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Remote end egress queue depth.
|
r_eg_q_de_thresh
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Remote end egress queue DE threshold.
|
r_eg_q_ecn_thresh
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Remote end egress queue ECN threshold.
|
r_de_tag_ena
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Remote end DE tagging enable or disable.
|
r_cmax
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Remote end maximum threshold for FRP credit manager.
|
r_per_util
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Remote end percent utilization. This parameter is taken from the routing segment.
|
r_con_info_flag
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Remote end connection information flags. Values are:
bit(7) Foresight Enabled(1)/Disabled(0)
bit(6) High Priority(1)
bit(5-0) unused
|
r_cir
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Remote end CIR, in 100 bits per second.
|
r_bc
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Remote end committed burst.
|
r_be
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Remote end excess burst.
|
r_eg_q_select
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Egress queue selection.
|
r_ibs
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Remote end initial burst size.
|
r_channel_type
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Remote channel type.
|
r_fecn
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Remote forward explicit congestion notification.
|
r_de_to_clp_map
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Remote DE to CLP map. Values are:
1: Map DE bit to CLP bit in ATM cell
2: Set DE 0 and set CLP 0
3: Set DE 1 and set CLP 1
|
r_clp_to_de_map
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Remote CLP to DE map. Values are:
1: Map CLP bit to DE bit in Frame Relay
2: Set DE 0 and set CLP 0
3: Set DE 1 and set CLP 1
4: Ignore CLP bit and DE bit remains as received
|
r_efci_q_thresh
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Remote end EFCI Q threshold.
|
r_cbs
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Remote end CBS.
|
r_mfs
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Remote end MFS.
|
r_ccdv
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Remote end CCDV.
|
r_clp_hi
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Remote end CLP high threshold.
|
r_clp_lo
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Remote end CLP low threshold.
|
r_fst_rate_up
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Remote foresight rate up.
|
r_fst_rate_dn
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Remote foresight rate down.
|
r_fst_fast_dn
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Remote foresight fast down.
|
r_fst_qir_to
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Remote foresight QIR timeout.
|
r_fst_max_adj
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Remote foresight maximum adjustment.
|
r_clp_tagging
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Remote end CLP tagging.
|
r_upc_enable
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Remote end UPC enable.
|
r_rm_enable
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Remote end RM enable.
|
r_u_fgcra
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Remote end FGCRA.
|
r_u_scr_policing
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Remote end SCR policing.
|
r_u_pcr01
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Remote end PCR0+1, in 100 bits per second.
|
r_ccdv01
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Remote end CCDV0+1.
|
r_ccdv0
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Remote end CCDV0.
|
r_max_buf_size
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Remote end maximum buffer size.
|
r_cell_loss_period
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Remote end cell loss period.
|
r_cdv_rx_t
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Remote end CDV received.
|
r_nrm
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Remote end NRM.
|
r_tbe
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Remote end TBE.
|
r_frtt
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Remote end FRTT.
|
r_vsvd
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Remote end VSVD.
|
l_rate_type
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Local rate type (for voice and data connections only). The rate type range is from 0 to 13. This value is set to -1 for other connection types.
|
l_rate_fctr
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Local rate factor (for data connections only). The rate factor range is from 1 to 8. This value is set to -1 for other connection types.
|
l_smpl_per_pckt
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Local samples per packet (for data connections only).
Sample per packet: (1, 2, 4, 5,10)
This value is set to -1 for other connection types.
|
r_rate_type
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Remote rate type (for voice and data connections only). The rate type range is from 0 to 13. This value is set to -1 for other connection types.
|
r_rate_fctr
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Remote rate factor (for data connections only). The rate factor range is from 1 to 8. This value is set to -1 for other connection types.
|
r_smpl_per_pckt
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Remote samples per packet (for data connections only).
Sample per packet: (1,2,4,5,10)
This value is set to -1 for other connection types.
|
l_cbr_clock_mode
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Local end constant bit rate (CBR) clock mode. Values are:
1: Synchronous
2: srts
3: Adaptive
|
l_cas
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Local end signaling pass. Values are:
1: Basic
2: e1Cas
3: ds1SfCas
4: ds1EsfCas
5: ccs
|
l_partial_fill
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Local end partial fill. The range is from 0 to 47.
|
l_idle_detection
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Local end idle detection. Values are:
1: Disable
2: On hook
|
l_onhook_code
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Local end on-hook code. The range is from 0 to 15.
|
l_idle_suppression
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Local end idle suppression. Values are:
1: Disable
2: Enable
|
r_cbr_clock_mode
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Remote end CBR clock mode. Values are:
1: Synchronous
2: srts
3: Adaptive
|
r_cas
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Remote end signaling pass. Values are:
1: Basic
2: e1Cas
3: ds1SfCas
4: ds1EsfCas
5: ccs
|
r_partial_fill
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Remote end partial fill. The range is from 0 to 47.
|
r_idle_detection
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Remote end idle detection. Values are:
1: Disable
2: On hook
|
r_onhook_code
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Remote end on-hook code. The range is from 0 to 15.
|
r_idle_suppression
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Remote end idle suppression. Values are:
1: Disable
2: Enable
|
l_mc_type
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Local multicast type flag (for multicast connections). Values are:
0: Normal
1: Root
2: Leaf
|
r_mc_type
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Remote multicast type flag (for multicast connections). See the local multicast type flag for values.
|
l_peak
|
NUMBER(10)
|
—
|
r_peak
|
NUMBER(10)
|
—
|
l_average
|
NUMBER(10)
|
—
|
r_average
|
NUMBER(10)
|
—
|
l_burst
|
NUMBER(10)
|
—
|
r_burst
|
NUMBER(10)
|
—
|
l_aal_encap
|
NUMBER(5)
|
—
|
r_aal_encap
|
NUMBER(5)
|
—
|
l_midhigh
|
NUMBER(5)
|
—
|
r_midhigh
|
NUMBER(5)
|
—
|
l_midlow
|
NUMBER(5)
|
—
|
r_midlow
|
NUMBER(5)
|
—
|
l_oam
|
NUMBER(5)
|
—
|
r_oam
|
NUMBER(5)
|
—
|
l_inarp
|
NUMBER(5)
|
—
|
r_inarp
|
NUMBER(5)
|
—
|
l_end_nni
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Values are:
-1: Unknown port type
1: nni port type
0: Non-nni port type
|
r_end_nni
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Values are:
-1: Unknown port type
1: nni port type
0: Non-nni port type
For incomplete PVCs, this field is always -1 (unknown).
|
controller_type
|
NUMBER(5)
|
—
|
l_maxcost
|
NUMBER(10)
|
—
|
r_maxcost
|
NUMBER(10)
|
—
|
l_framediscard
|
NUMBER(10)
|
—
|
r_framediscard
|
NUMBER(10)
|
—
|
l_ers
|
NUMBER(10)
|
—
|
r_ers
|
NUMBER(10)
|
—
|
l_enablestats
|
NUMBER(10)
|
—
|
r_enablestats
|
NUMBER(10)
|
—
|
l_enablecc
|
NUMBER(10)
|
—
|
r_enablecc
|
NUMBER(10)
|
—
|
l_cdv
|
NUMBER(10)
|
—
|
r_cdv
|
NUMBER(10)
|
—
|
l_ctd
|
NUMBER(10)
|
—
|
r_ctd
|
NUMBER(10)
|
—
|
l_clr
|
NUMBER(10)
|
—
|
r_clr
|
NUMBER(10)
|
—
|
l_egrscr
|
NUMBER(10)
|
—
|
r_egrscr
|
NUMBER(10)
|
—
|
l_egrmbs
|
NUMBER(10)
|
—
|
r_egrmbs
|
NUMBER(10)
|
—
|
l_ingrclr
|
NUMBER(10)
|
—
|
r_ingrclr
|
NUMBER(10)
|
—
|
l_egrclr
|
NUMBER(10)
|
—
|
r_egrclr
|
NUMBER(10)
|
—
|
l_aaltype
|
NUMBER(5)
|
—
|
r_aaltype
|
NUMBER(5)
|
—
|
l_application
|
NUMBER(5)
|
—
|
r_application
|
NUMBER(5)
|
—
|
l_locrmtloopback
|
NUMBER(5)
|
—
|
r_locrmtloopback
|
NUMBER(5)
|
—
|
l_protection
|
NUMBER(5)
|
—
|
r_protection
|
NUMBER(5)
|
—
|
l_preference
|
NUMBER(5)
|
—
|
r_preference
|
NUMBER(5)
|
—
|
l_fallbacklcn
|
NUMBER(10)
|
—
|
r_fallbacklcn
|
NUMBER(10)
|
—
|
l_lockingstate
|
NUMBER(5)
|
—
|
r_lockingstate
|
NUMBER(5)
|
—
|
l_bc_ifindex
|
NUMBER(10)
|
—
|
r_bc_ifindex
|
NUMBER(10)
|
—
|
l_ckt_ifstor_num
|
NUMBER(10)
|
—
|
r_ckt_ifstor_num
|
NUMBER(10)
|
—
|
l_bc_bufsize_fctr
|
NUMBER(5)
|
—
|
r_bc_bufsize_fctr
|
NUMBER(5)
|
—
|
l_bc_onhk_trkcond
|
NUMBER(5)
|
—
|
l_bc_offhk_trkcond
|
NUMBER(5)
|
—
|
l_bc_cga_mode
|
NUMBER(5)
|
—
|
r_bc_cga_mode
|
NUMBER(5)
|
—
|
l_atm_loc_alarm
|
NUMBER(5)
|
—
|
r_atm_loc_alarm
|
NUMBER(5)
|
—
|
l_ckt_ifstor_id
|
CHAR(64)
|
—
|
r_ckt_ifstor_id
|
CHAR(64)
|
—
|
l_ckt_bc_id
|
CHAR(64)
|
—
|
r_ckt_bc_id
|
CHAR(64)
|
—
|
descriptor
|
CHAR(64)
|
—
|
l_seg_endpt
|
NUMBER(5)
|
—
|
r_seg_endpt
|
NUMBER(5)
|
—
|
l_oam_mgr
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Enables or disables OAM management for the local end on this channel. Values are:
1: True (enables OAM management)
2: False (the default; disables OAM management)
|
r_oam_mgr
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Enables or disables OAM management for the remote end on this channel. Values are:
1: True (enables OAM management)
2: False (the default; disables OAM management)
|
l_oam_up_count
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Number of consecutive end-to-end F5 OAM loopback cells to bring up a PVC connection. The range is from 1 to 600; the default is 3.
|
r_oam_up_count
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Number of consecutive end-to-end F5 OAM loopback cells to bring up a PVC connection. The range is from 1 to 600; the default is 3.
|
l_oam_dn_count
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Number of consecutive end-to-end F5 OAM loopback cells to bring down a PVC connection. The range is from 1 to 600; the default is 5.
|
r_oam_dn_count
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Number of consecutive end-to-end F5 OAM loopback cells to bring down a PVC connection. The range is from 1 to 600; the default is 5.
|
l_oam_retry_intvl
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Local end retry interval, which is the frequency that end-to-end F5 OAM loopback cells are transmitted. The range is from 1 to 1000; the default is 1.
|
r_oam_retry_intvl
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Remote end retry interval, which is the frequency that end-to-end F5 OAM loopback cells are transmitted. The range is from 1 to 1000; the default is 1.
|
l_iw_capability
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Local end AIS IW capability, which is the attribute to understand the OAM capability of the peer endpoint and accordingly generate or detect a segment or end-to-end AIS. Values are:
1: e2eAisCapable
2: segAisCapable
|
r_iw_capability
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Remote end AIS IW capability, which is the attribute to understand the OAM capability of the peer endpoint and accordingly generate or detect a segment or end-to-end AIS. Values are:
1: e2eAisCapable
2: segAisCapable
|
remote_nsap
|
CHAR(41)
|
Remote NSAP address for P2MP and single-ended SPVC.
|
remote_vpi
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Remote VPI for P2MP and single-ended SPVC.
|
remote_vci
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Remote VCI for P2MP and single-ended SPVC.
|
l_ingr_discard
|
NUMBER(5)
|
—
|
r_ingr_discard
|
NUMBER(5)
|
—
|
l_cu_timer
|
NUMBER(10)
|
—
|
l_lif
|
NUMBER(10)
|
—
|
l_cid_timer
|
NUMBER(10)
|
—
|
l_fallbackPort
|
NUMBER(10)
|
—
|
l_fallbackVpi
|
NUMBER(10)
|
—
|
l_fallbackVci
|
NUMBER(10)
|
—
|
r_cu_timer
|
NUMBER(10)
|
—
|
r_lif
|
NUMBER(10)
|
—
|
r_cid_timer
|
NUMBER(10)
|
—
|
r_fallbackPort
|
NUMBER(10)
|
—
|
r_fallbackVpi
|
NUMBER(10)
|
—
|
r_fallbackVci
|
NUMBER(10)
|
—
|
l_act_state
|
NUMBER(10)
|
—
|
r_act_state
|
NUMBER(10)
|
—
|
l_ais_suppression
|
NUMBER(5)
|
—
|
l_ais_delay
|
NUMBER(5)
|
—
|
l_user_min_pcr_bw
|
NUMBER(10)
|
—
|
l_user_max_pcr_bw
|
NUMBER(10)
|
—
|
l_user_max_scr_bw
|
NUMBER(10)
|
—
|
l_user_max_mbs_bw
|
NUMBER(10)
|
—
|
l_user_pcr_number
|
NUMBER(5)
|
—
|
r_ais_suppression
|
NUMBER(5)
|
—
|
r_ais_delay
|
NUMBER(5)
|
—
|
r_user_min_pcr_bw
|
NUMBER(10)
|
—
|
r_user_max_pcr_bw
|
NUMBER(10)
|
—
|
r_user_max_scr_bw
|
NUMBER(10)
|
—
|
r_user_max_mbs_bw
|
NUMBER(10)
|
—
|
r_user_pcr_number
|
NUMBER(5)
|
—
|
snmp_index
|
NUMBER(10)
|
The SNMP proxy index for the user connection.
|
1.3.20 DS0_CONNECT
The DS0_CONNECT table contains DS-0 connection information for the VXSM card.
Table 1-285 DSO_CONNECT
Column Name
|
Type
|
Description
|
network_id
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Network ID.
|
node_id (key)
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Node ID.
|
shelf (key)
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Shelf number.
|
slot (key)
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Slot number.
|
bay (key)
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Bay number.
|
line (key)
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Line number.
|
endp1_ds1 (key)
|
NUMBER(10)
|
The value of this object equals the ifIndex of a DS-1 interface.
|
endp1_ds0_grp (key)
|
NUMBER(5)
|
DS-0 group that contains one or more DS-0s within the DS-1 interface represented by cDs0Endpt1Ds1. The range is from 0 to 30.
|
endp2_ds1
|
NUMBER(10)
|
The ifIndex of a DS-1 interface. This DS-1 interface is used as the second endpoint of the DS-0 connection.
|
endp2_ds0_grp
|
NUMBER(5)
|
DS-0 group that contains one or more DS-0s within the DS-1 interface represented by cDs0Endpt2Ds1. This DS-0 group is used as the second endpoint of the DS-0 connection. The range is from 0 to 30.
|
reserved
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Reserved for future use.
|
1.3.21 DSP_STATUS
The DSP_STATUS table contains Digital Signal Processing (DSP) status information for VXSM cards.
Table 1-286 DSP_STATUS
Column Name
|
Oracle Data Type
|
Description
|
network_id
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Network ID.
|
node_id
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Node ID.
|
shelf
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Shelf number.
|
slot
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Slot number.
|
dsp_id
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Key of the DSP in this VXSM card.
|
oper_status
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Current operational state of the DSP. Values are:
1: Normal
2: Shut down
3: Congested
4: Failed
|
total_chan
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Total number of channels in the DSP.
|
bear_split
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Whether the DSP channels are split for signaling and bearer calls. Values are:
1: True
2: False
|
cong_occur
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Number of congestion occurrences on the DSP.
|
ent_phy_idx
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Entity physical index for the DSP.
|
reserved
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Reserved for future use.
|
1.3.22 ELEMENT_TEMPLATE
The ELEMENT_TEMPLATE table contains basic information about all element templates (other than connections).
Table 1-287 ELEMENT_TEMPLATE
Column Name
|
Type
|
Description
|
template_id
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Unique ID of the template.
|
template_name
|
VARCHAR(0..33)
|
Unique name of the template.
|
template_descr
|
VARCHAR(0..50)
|
User-defined description of the template.
|
user_name
|
VARCHAR(0..33)
|
Name of the user who created the template.
|
group_name
|
VARCHAR(0..50)
|
Associated group or tab in the GUI for which the template is saved.
|
category_names
|
VARCHAR(0..255)
|
Categories under the group_name that are chosen by the user in this template.
|
entity_type_key
|
VARCHAR(0..80)
|
Unique string representation associated with this template for the type of card, line, port, and so on. Load templates show this template only on entities that have a similar entity_type_key.
|
1.3.23 ELEMENT_TEMPL_PARAM
The ELEMENT_TEMPL_PARAM table contains groups and categories associated with this element template (other than connections).
Table 1-288 ELEMENT_TEMPLATE_PARAM
Column Name
|
Oracle Data Type
|
Description
|
template_name
|
VARCHAR(0..33)
|
Unique name of the template.
|
category_name
|
VARCHAR(0..50)
|
Name of the category for the group name in the element_template table for this template.
|
param_name
|
VARCHAR(0..50)
|
Parameter name in this category.
|
param_value
|
VARCHAR(0..50)
|
Parameter value in this category.
|
1.3.24 IF_SHUTDOWN
The IF_SHUTDOWN table contains information about the if_shutdown value for the DS-1 path and the SONET physical line.
Table 1-289 IF_SHUTDOWN
Column Name
|
Oracle Data Type
|
Description
|
network_id
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Network ID.
|
node_id
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Node ID.
|
shelf
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Shelf number.
|
slot
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Slot number.
|
bay
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Bay number.
|
line
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Line number.
|
if_index
|
NUMBER(10)
|
ifIndex.
|
oper_state
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Service state of the DS-1 or E1 line. Values are:
1: inService
2: completeOutOfService
3: partialOutOfService
|
admin_state
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Control object used to change the service state of the DS-s1 line from in service to out of service or from out of service to in service. Values are:
1: inService
2: forcefulOutOfService
3: gracefulOutOfService
|
reserved
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Reserved for future use.
|
1.3.25 IMA_GROUP
The IMA_GROUP table contains information about IMA groups.
Table 1-290 IMA_GROUP
Column Name
|
Oracle Data Type
|
Description
|
node_id
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Node ID.
|
obj_id
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Object ID.
|
network_id
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Network ID.
|
shelf
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Shelf number.
|
slot
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Slot number.
|
bay
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Bay number.
|
group_num
|
NUMBER(5)
|
IMA group number.
|
if_index
|
NUMBER(10)
|
ifIndex of the IMA group.
|
enable
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Administrative status of the ATM physical interface. Values are:
1: Disable
2: Enable
3: Testing
|
oper_status
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Operational status of the IMA group. Values are:
1: Fail
2: OK
|
symmetry
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Symmetry of the IMA group. Values are:
1: symmetricOperation
2: asymmetricOperation
3: asymmetricConfiguration
|
min_tx_links
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Minimum number of transmit links required to be active for the IMA group to be in operational.
|
min_rx_links
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Minimum number of receive links required to be active for the IMA group to be operational.
|
ne_tx_clk_mode
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Transmit clocking mode used by the near-end IMA group. Values are:
1: ctc
2: itc
|
tx_ima_id
|
NUMBER(5)
|
IMA ID currently in use by the near-end IMA function.
|
tx_frame_length
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Frame length used by the IMA group in the transmit direction. Values are:
m32(32)
m64(64)
m128(128)
m256(256)
|
tx_act_links
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Number of active links in the group.
|
diff_delay_max
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Maximum number of milliseconds of differential delay among the links that will be tolerated on this interface. The default value is 25.
|
alpha_val
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Alpha value used to specify the number of consecutive invalid ICP cells to be detected before moving to the IMA Hunt state from the IMA Sync state. The default value is 2.
|
beta_val
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Beta value used to specify the number of consecutive errored ICP cells to be detected before moving to the IMA Hunt state from the IMA Sync state. The default value is 2.
|
gamma_val
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Gamma value used to specify the number of consecutive valid ICP cells to be detected before moving to the IMA Sync state from the IMA Presync state. The default value is 1.
|
tx_cfg_links
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Number of links that are configured to transmit in this IMA group.
|
rx_cfg_links
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Number of links that are configured to receive in this IMA group.
|
tx_oam_val
|
NUMBER(5)
|
IMA OAM label value transmitted by the near-end IMA unit.
|
rx_oam_val
|
NUMBER(5)
|
IMA OAM label value transmitted by the far-end IMA unit. A value of 0 means that the IMA unit has not received an OAM label from the far-end IMA unit.
|
stuff_and_cell_ind
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Link stuff indication (LSI) bits 0 to 2.
|
int_up_time
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Integration time for the group up status. The group is declared to be up if the status is up persistently for the amount of time specified. The group changes to up status immediately if 0 is specified. The range is from 0 to 100000 milliseconds.
|
int_dn_time
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Integration time for the group down status. The group is declared to be down if the status is down persistently for the amount of time specified. The group changes to down status immediately if 0 is specified. The range is from 0 to 400000 milliseconds.
|
ne_version
|
NUMBER(5)
|
IMA group version at the near end. Values are:
1: Other (not available)
2: Version 10 (IMA 1.0)
3: Version 11 (IMA 1.1)
|
ver_fallback
|
NUMBER(5)
|
IMA version fallback support. Values are:
1: True
2: False
|
auto_restart
|
NUMBER(5)
|
IMA unit sync up with the far-end behavior. Values are:
1: Disable
2: Relearn
3: Reuse
|
rx_id_expected
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Expected far-end IMA ID or learned IMA ID. The range is from 0 to 255.
-1: Undetermined far-end IMA ID from the following conditions:
1: Auto-restart feature is disabled.
2: In relearn auto-restart mode, the IMA group restarts and the relearning process is in progress.
3: In reuse auto-restart mode, the value of this field is set to -1 and the relearning process is in progress.
|
resync_state
|
NUMBER(5)
|
IMA group auto restart synchronization state. When the group auto-restart feature is enabled, the IMA unit runs in an enhanced IMA GSM mode. Values are:
1: disable
2: inProgress
3: loopbackSync
4: tempSync
5: feSync
|
reserved
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Reserved for future use.
|
1.3.26 IMA_GROUP_DESC
The IMA_GROUP_DESC table contains the descriptor for the IMA group.
Table 1-291 IMA_GROUP_DESC
Column Name
|
Oracle Data Type
|
Description
|
node_id
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Node ID.
|
slot
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Slot number.
|
bay
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Bay number.
|
group_num
|
NUMBER(5)
|
IMA group number.
|
descriptor
|
CHAR(64)
|
Descriptor.
|
timestamp
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Time, in INT format, when the last operation was performed on this table.
|
deleted
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Whether the table has been deleted. Values are:
0: No, the descriptor has not been deleted.
1: Yes, the descriptor has been deleted.
|
1.3.27 IMA_LINK
The IMA_LINK table contains IMA link information.
Table 1-292 IMA_LINK
Column Name
|
Oracle Data Type
|
Description
|
node_id
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Node ID.
|
obj_id
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Object ID.
|
network_id
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Network ID.
|
shelf
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Shelf number.
|
slot
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Slot number.
|
bay
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Bay number.
|
line
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Line number.
|
group_num
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Group number.
|
group_if_index
|
NUMBER(10)
|
ifIndex of the IMA group.
|
if_index
|
NUMBER(10)
|
ifIndex of the IMA link.
|
rel_delay
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Latest measured delay on this link relative to the link, in the same IMA group, with the least delay.
|
link_status
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Current link failure status of the near-end receive link. Values are:
0: noFailure
1: lifFailure
2: lodsFailure
3: imaLinkFailure
4: misConnected
5: blocked
6: fault
7: farEndTxLinkUnusable
8: farEndRxLinkUnusable
9: other
|
reserved
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Reserved for future use.
|
1.3.28 IMA_LINK_DESC
The IMA_LINK_DESC table contains the descriptor for the IMA link.
Table 1-293 IMA_LINK_DESC
Column Name
|
Oracle Data Type
|
Description
|
node_id
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Node ID.
|
slot
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Slot number.
|
bay
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Bay number.
|
line
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Link (line) number.
|
group_num
|
NUMBER(5)
|
IMA group number.
|
descriptor
|
CHAR(64)
|
Descriptor.
|
timestamp
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Time, in INT format, when the last operation was performed on this table.
|
deleted
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Whether the table has been deleted. Values are:
0: No, the descriptor has not been deleted.
1: Yes, the descriptor has been deleted.
|
1.3.29 LAPD_TRUNK
The LAPD_TRUNK table contains VISM Link Access Procedure on the D-channel (LAPD) trunk information.
Table 1-294 LAPD_TRUNK
Column Name
|
Type
|
Description
|
network_id
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Network ID.
|
node_id
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Node ID.
|
shelf
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Shelf number.
|
slot
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Slot number.
|
line
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Line number.
|
lapd_trk_state
|
NUMBER(5)
|
LAPD trunk state.
|
rudp_index
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Index to the vismRudpSessionCnfTable.
|
reserved
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Reserved for future use.
|
1.3.30 LICENSE_IN_USE
The LICENSE_IN_USE table contains entries showing the entities (physical or otherwise) that are using up licenses, and the number and type of licenses in use.
Table 1-295 LICENSE_IN_USE
Column Name
|
Type
|
Description
|
network_id
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Network ID.
|
node_id
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Node ID.
|
slot
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Slot number.
|
lic_type
|
NUMBER(5)
|
License type in use by the entity (physical or otherwise). Values of a licensable feature are:
1: Unknown; the license type cannot be determined.
2: None; no license is granted for any licensable feature or service.
3: Reserved; this is a special restricted license.
4: Single service; only one of following services: ATM, Frame Relay (FR), or circuit emulation service (CES).
5: Multiservice; more than one of ATM, FR, or CES.
6: Channelization.
7: IMA; inverse multiplexing over ATM.
8: MFR; multilink Frame Relay.
9: Rate control; Cisco foresight and/or ABR.
10: Multilink; multilink features such as inverse multiplexing over ATM (IMA) or multilink Frame Relay (MFR).
11: PPP; Point-to-Point protocols such as multilink Point-to-Point protocol (MLPPP) or PPP multiplexing (PPPMux).
|
ent_phy_idx
|
NUMBER(10)
|
When its value is not 0, it represents entPhysicalIndex for the physical entity that is using up license(s).
When its value is 0, it represents all entities (usually nonphysical entities) that do not have implementation in the entity MIB (RFC 2737).
|
lic_descr
|
CHAR(32)
|
Textual representation of the licensable feature. The value contained in this object is optional, and if not used, it should be a zero-length string.
|
in_use
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Number of celInUseLicenseType licenses currently in use by this physical entity (represented by entPhysicalIndex).
|
needed
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Number of celInUseLicenseType licenses currently required by this entity (physical or otherwise) to perform the desired services.
|
op_exp_tm_stmp
|
CHAR(32)
|
Time stamp that indicates that the physical entity's operation will not continue beyond this time, because for this particular entity (physical or otherwise), the celNeededLicenses exceed the celInUseLicenses. This value is a date-time specification with the following field, octets, content, and range:
1: 1-2, year, 0 to 65536
2: 3, month, 1 to 12
3: 4, day, 1 to 31
4: 5, hour, 0 to 23
5: 6, minutes, 0 to 59
6: 7, seconds, 0 to 60 (use 60 for leap seconds)
7: 8, deci-seconds, 0 to 9
8: 9, direction from UTC, (+ or -)
9: 10, hours from UTC, 0 to 11
10: 11, minutes from UTC, 0 to 59
For example, Tuesday, May 26, 1992 at 1:30:15 PM EDT is shown as:
1992-05-26,13:30:10,-04:00
Note If only local time is known, the time zone information (fields 8 to 10) is not present.
|
lic_state
|
NUMBER(5)
|
License state. Values are:
1: Clear
2: Expired
3: Missing
4: Unknown
|
reserved
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Reserved for future use.
|
1.3.31 LICENSE_POOL
The LICENSE_POOL table contains the inventory of installed licenses and defines the license pool owned by the SNMP agent implementing this table.
Table 1-296 LICENSE_POOL
Column Name
|
Oracle Data Type
|
Description
|
network_id
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Network ID.
|
node_id
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Node ID.
|
card_type
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Vendor-specific hardware type of a physical entity that can use one or more licenses to provide licensed services or features. This values is the same as the fc_type in the Card table.
|
lic_type
|
NUMBER(5)
|
License type in use by the entity (physical or otherwise). Values of a licensable feature are:
1: Unknown; the license type cannot be determined.
2: None; no license is granted for any licensable feature or service.
3: Reserved; this is a special restricted license.
4: Single service; only one of following services: ATM, Frame Relay (FR), or circuit emulation service (CES).
5: Multiservice; more than one of ATM, FR, or CES.
6: Channelization.
7: IMA; inverse multiplexing over ATM.
8: MFR; multilink Frame Relay.
9: Rate control; Cisco foresight and/or ABR.
10: Multilink; multilink features such as inverse multiplexing over ATM (IMA) or multilink Frame Relay (MFR).
11: PPP; Point-to-Point protocols such as multilink Point-to-Point protocol (MLPPP) or PPP multiplexing (PPPMux).
|
lic_index
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Unique running value greater than 0, used as the index into the table. The values of this index are assigned contiguously starting from 1. The range is from 1 to 4294967295.
|
installed
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Total number of celPoolLicenseType licenses at a given time in the license pool.
|
in_use
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Number of used up celPoolLicenseType licenses. Each time a license is used up by the appropriate entity (physical or otherwise), this number increments. Similarly, when a license is released back to the license pool, this number decrements.
|
max_usage
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Maximum number of celPoolLicenseType licenses that are allowed for use by the corresponding entity type (physical or otherwise).
|
reserved
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Reserved for future use.
|
1.3.32 LIF
The LIF table contains logical interface (LIF) information for the VXSM card.
Table 1-297 LIF
Column Name
|
Oracle Data Type
|
Description
|
network_id
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Network ID.
|
node_id
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Node ID.
|
shelf
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Shelf number.
|
slot
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Slot number.
|
lif_num
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Index that uniquely identifies a logical interface in the media gateway. The range is from 1 to 255.
|
pvc_in_lif
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Total number of PVCs within this logical interface. The range is from 0 to 10000. A value of 0 means that there is no PVC associated with the logical interface.
|
ds1_in_lif
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Total number of DS-1 interfaces within this logical interface. The range is from 0 to 1000. A value of 0 means that there is not DS-1 associated with the logical interface.
|
reserved
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Reserved for future use.
|
1.3.33 LINE_DESC
The LINE_DESC table contains the descriptor for the line.
Table 1-298 LINE_DESC
Column Name
|
Oracle Data Type
|
Description
|
node_id
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Node ID.
|
slot
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Slot number.
|
bay
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Bay number.
|
line
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Line number.
|
descriptor
|
CHAR(64)
|
Descriptor.
|
timestamp
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Time, in INT format, when the last operation was performed on this table.
|
deleted
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Whether the table has been deleted. Values are:
0: No, the descriptor has not been deleted.
1: Yes, the descriptor has been deleted.
|
1.3.34 LINEDISTRIBUTION
The LINEDISTRIBUTION table contains information about line distribution on SRME cards.
Table 1-299 LINEDISTRIBUTION
Column Name
|
Oracle Data Type
|
Description
|
dist_idx
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Distribution index.
|
network_id
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Network ID.
|
node_id
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Node ID.
|
bay
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Bay number. The range is from 1 to 2 for MGX 8x50 chassis, and from 1 to 1 for all others.
|
t3line
|
NUMBER(5)
|
SRM-3T3 line number or SRME SONET/SDH line number. The range is from 1 to 3 for SRM-3T3 and from 1 to 1 for SRME.
|
t1line
|
NUMBER(5)
|
T1 (E1) line number within the SRM-3T3 line or SRME SONET/SDH line. The range is from 1 to 28 for SRM-3T3, from 1 to 84 for SRME/T1 distribution, and from 1 to 63 for SRME/E1 distribution.
|
target_slot
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Target slot number. The range is from 1-6, 9-14, 17-22, and 25-30 for MGX 8x50 chassis. The range is from 3-6, 10-13 for MGX 8x30 chassis. The range is from 5-14 for MGX 8x20 chassis.
|
target_line
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Target slot's line. The range is from 1 to 8 for all chassis.
|
target_line_frm
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Framing type of the target line. Values are:
1: Not applicable
2: Superframe (SF)
3: Extended superframe (ESF)
|
if_index
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Unique value for each interface.
|
reserved
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Reserved for future use.
|
1.3.35 LINEDISTRIBUTION_DESC
The LINEDISTRIBUTION_DESC table contains the descriptor for line distribution.
Table 1-300 LINEDISTRIBUTION_DESC
Column Name
|
Oracle Data Type
|
Description
|
node_id
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Node ID.
|
slot
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Slot number.
|
bay
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Bay number.
|
t3line
|
NUMBER(5)
|
T3 line number.
|
t1line
|
NUMBER(5)
|
T1 line number.
|
descriptor
|
CHAR(64)
|
Descriptor.
|
timestamp
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Time, in INT format, when the last operation was performed on this table.
|
deleted
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Whether the table has been deleted. Values are:
0: No, the descriptor has not been deleted.
1: Yes, the descriptor has been deleted.
|
1.3.36 MG_DNAME
The MG_DNAME table contains VISM and VXSM domain name information.
Table 1-301 MG_DNANE
Column Name
|
Oracle Data Type
|
Description
|
network_id
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Network ID.
|
node_id
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Node ID.
|
shelf
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Shelf number.
|
slot
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Slot number.
|
index
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Index for this table.
|
name
|
CHAR(64)
|
Domain name of the MGCs, TFTP server, external DNS server, or announcement server.
|
dns_res_type
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Type of DNS resolution to be applied for a particular domain name.
|
dname_type
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Domain name type. Values are:
1: gateway
2: dnsServer
3: mgc
|
reserved
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Reserved for future use.
|
1.3.37 MEGACO_CONFIG
The MEGACO_CONFIG table contains H.248 configuration information for the VXSM card.
Table 1-302 MEGACO_CONFIG
Column Name
|
Oracle Data Type
|
Description
|
network_id
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Network ID.
|
node_id
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Node ID.
|
shelf
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Shelf number.
|
slot
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Slot number.
|
link_id
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Unique link ID that identifies the signaling link that this gateway uses to communicate with the gateway controllers to form an H.248 association. The range is from 1 to 2147483647.
|
ip_addr
|
NUMBER(10)
|
IP address that the MGC uses to communicate with the media gateway.
|
gw_port
|
NUMBER(10)
|
TCP/UDP port number that the MGC uses to communicate with the media gateway. The range is from 0 to 65535; the default value is 2944.
|
encode_schema
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Encoding scheme used to encode the H.248 messages that are sent to or received from the gateway controller. Values are:
1: Text (default)
2: Binary
|
gw_prtcl
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Type of control protocol in use. Values are:
1: Not applicable
2: Other
3: dss1Ip
4: ipdc
5: megacov1
6: megacov2
7: mgcp
|
sig_tran_prtcl
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Type of transport protocol used to transport the H.248 signaling traffic. Values are:
1: TCP
2: UDP
3: SCTP
4: Other
|
admin_status
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Desired state of the gateway. Values are:
1: Up
2: Down
3: Testing
|
oper_status
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Current operational state of the gateway. Values are:
1: Up
2: Down
3: Testing
4: Unknown
|
mgcg_num
|
NUMBER(5)
|
MGC group parameters associated with the MGC group index. The range is from 1 to 12.
|
ipaddr_idx
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Index of the entry in the cMediaGwIpConfigTable that defines the media gateway address over the control type PVC. The range is from 1 to 64.
|
assoc_id
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Unique identification of the H.248 association assigned by the H.248 stack. The range is from 1 to 65535.
|
max_context
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Maximum number of contexts allowed in the media gateway link. The range is from 1 to 4294967295; the default value is 100.
|
max_t_context
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Maximum number of terminations per context in the media gateway link. The range is from 1 to 100; the default value is 10.
|
mg_time
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Interval within which the MGC expects a response to any transaction from the media gateway. The range is from 0 to 65535; the default value is 5000.
|
mgc_time
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Interval within which the media gateway expects a response to any transaction from the MGC. The range is from 0 to 65535; the default value is 5000.
|
prov_r_time
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Time within which to expect a pending response if a transaction cannot be completed. The range is from 0 to 65535; the default value is 2000.
|
num_conn_retry
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Number of times the media gateway tries to connect to the MGC before it sends a disconnect command. The range is from 0 to 100; the default value is 11.
|
max_wait_delay
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Maximum waiting delay. The range is from 0 to 600000; the default value is 3000.
|
restart_delay
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Time delay before the media gateway accepts a call from the MGC after it sends the service change command with a restart. The range is from 0 to 600; the default value is 200.
|
resp_ret_time
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Time to retain responses before they are sent if they receive a repetition of a transaction that is still occurring. The range is from 0 to 65535; the default value is 30.
|
initial_rtt
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Initial round-trip time to respond to the H.248 transaction. The range is from 0 to 65535; the default value is 1000.
|
inactive_time
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Period of silence between messages from the MGC. The range is from 0 to 65535; the default value is 1000.
|
h_addr_type
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Address type in the H.248 message header. The default value is ipv4.
|
dservice_delay
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Grace period before the media gateway link is taken out of service. The default value is from -1 to 65535; the default value is 0.
|
act_mgc_addr
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Address of the currently active MGC in the media gateway link.
|
act_mgc_domain
|
CHAR(64)
|
Domain name of the currently active MGC in the media gateway link.
|
act_mgc_port
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Transport layer port number of the currently active MGC in the media gateway link. The range is from 0 to 65535.
|
st_chg_reason
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Reason for the operational state change. Values are:
1: mgcDirected
2: mgDirected
3: mgcNotReachable
4: numRetriesExpired
|
st_chg_method
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Method for the operational state change. Values are:
1: graceful
2: forced
3: handoff
4: failover
5: restart
6: disconnect
|
pkt_version
|
NUMBER(5)
|
TPKT header version that is assigned dynamically based on the size of the packet presented to the TCP layer. The default value is 1 (true).
|
command_msg_size
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Maximum message size on the gateway link for an H.248 transaction that contains media gateway-initiated commands. The range is from 4 to 4096; the default value is 64.
|
reply_msg_size
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Maximum message size on the gateway link for an H.248 transaction that contains media gateway reply messages to the MGC. The range is from 4 to 4096; the default value is 250.
|
reserved
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Reserved for future use.
|
1.3.38 MEGACO_PROFILE
The MEGACO_PROFILE table contains H.248 profile information for the VXSM card.
Table 1-303 MEGACO_PROFILE
Column Name
|
Oracle Data Type
|
Description
|
network_id
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Network ID.
|
node_id
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Node ID.
|
shelf
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Shelf number.
|
slot
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Slot number.
|
profile_idx
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Index of the H.248 profile. The range is from 1 to 65535.
|
cp_inter_dur
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Duration between playing two call progressing signals for a list of call progressing tones. The range is from 0 to 4294967295; the default value is 60.
|
dig_on_dur
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Signal duration for all signals in the DTMF generator package. The range is from 0 to 4294967295.
|
pause_dur
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Duration between playing two-digit signals for a list of digits. The range is from 0 to 4294967295; the default value is 60.
|
cot1_freq
|
NUMBER(5)
|
First frequency tone to be sent between the originating and terminating gateways in the continuity test. The range is from 1 to 4000.
|
cot2_freq
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Second frequency tone to be sent between the originating and terminating gateways in the continuity test. The range is from 1 to 4000; the default value is 1780.
|
init_cot_dur
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Duration for the continuity test tone to be played when the gateway initiates a continuity test tone (COT). The range is from 0 to 4294967295; the default value is 500.
|
resp_cot_met
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Method for responding to the COT when the gateway detects a continuity test signal. Values are:
1: Loopback
2: Transponder
|
dl_cp_dur
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Duration for detecting a long call progressing tone. The range is from 0 to 4294967295; the default value is 7000.
|
dl_dig_dur
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Duration for detecting a long digit tone signal. The range is from 0 to 4294967295; the default value is 7000.
|
ec_enable
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Whether the echo cancellation is enabled. Values are:
1: Enable
2: Disable
|
ec_trail
|
NUMBER(5)
|
This object is valid if the cmedxprofileEchoCancelEnabled object is true. Valid values are:
1: echoCanceller8ms (default)
2: echoCanceller16ms
3: echoCanceller24ms
4: echoCanceller32ms
5: echoCanceller64ms
6: echoCanceller128ms
|
gain_ctrl
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Amount of gain inserted at the receiver side of the interface. The range is from -6 to 14; the default value is 0.
|
outattn_ctrl
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Amount of attenuation inserted at the transmit side of the interface. The range is from 0 to 14; the default value is 0.
|
voip_vad
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Voice Activity Detection (VAD) is enabled for the compression DSPs of this interface when the application is VoIP. Values are:
1: Enable (default)
2: Disable
|
voip_vad_t
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Hangover time for VAD in the VoIP application. The data type is an unsigned32. The range is from 0 to 4294967295; the default value is 100.
|
voaal2_vad_t
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Hangover time for VAD in the VoATM over AAL2 application. The data type is an unsigned32. The range is from 0 to 4294967295; the default value is 100.
|
atm_bearer_type
|
NUMBER(5)
|
ATM bearer type. Values are:
1: bearerSvc (default)
2: bearerPvc
|
atm_aal_part_fil
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Fill level of cells in case of ATM adaptation layer (AAL) adaptation. The range is from 1 to 48; the default is 47.
|
atm_aal_type
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Adaptation layer of ATM. Values are:
1: other
2: aal1
3: aal1Sdt (default)
4: aal1Udt
5: aal2
|
supr_bearer_dig
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Suppresses the bearer digits. Values are:
1: true
2: false (default)
|
orig_cot_tx
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Specifies the COT tone to be transmitted from the originating gateway during the continuity test. Values are:
1: co1—CO1 is either 2000 Hz or 2010 Hz
2: co2—CO2 is always 1780 Hz
|
orig_cot_rx
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Specifies the COT tone to be received in the originating gateway during the continuity test. Values are:
1: co1—CO1 is either 2000 Hz or 2010 Hz
2: co2—CO2 is always 1780 Hz
|
term_cot_tx
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Specifies the COT tone to be transmitted from the terminating gateway during the continuity test. Values are:
1: co1—CO1 is either 2000 Hz or 2010 Hz
2: co2—CO2 is always 1780 Hz
|
term_cot_rx
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Specifies the COT tone to be received in the terminating gateway during the continuity test. Values are:
1: co1—CO1 is either 2000 Hz or 2010 Hz
2: co2—CO2 is always 1780 Hz
|
Reserved
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Reserved for future use.
|
1.3.39 MEGACO_TERM
The MEGACO_TERM table contains H.248 termination information for the VXSM card.
Table 1-304 MEGACO_TERM
Column Name
|
Type
|
Description
|
network_id
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Network ID.
|
node_id
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Node ID.
|
shelf
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Shelf number.
|
slot
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Slot number.
|
term_type_id
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Identification number that is assigned to the termination type by the manager. The range is from 1 to 65535.
|
term_type
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Type of ephemeral termination groups. Values are:
1: unknown
2: pdnRtp
3: pdnAtmAal1
4: pdnAtmAal2
|
profile_id
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Property profile identifier with which the terminations within this termination type are associated. The range is from 0 to 65535.
|
pkg_id
|
byte
|
H.248 package applied to the termination type. Values are:
0: pkgG—Generic
4: pkgDG—Basic DTMF generator
6: pkgCG—Call process tone generator
9: pkgNT—Network
10: pkgRTP—Real-time Transport Protocol (RTP)
12: pkgAN—Generic announcement
15: pkgSrvTn—Basic service tone generator
|
reserved
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Reserved for future use.
|
1.3.40 MG_SUP_PRTCL
The MG_SUP_PRTCL table contains VISM media gateway-supported protocol information.
Table 1-305 MG_SUP_PRTCL
Column Name
|
Oracle Data Type
|
Description
|
network_id
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Network ID.
|
node_id (key)
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Node ID.
|
shelf (key)
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Shelf number.
|
slot (key)
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Slot number.
|
protocol (key)
|
smallint
|
Protocol index. This refers to the mgProtocolNumber object.
|
name
|
CHAR(64)
|
Control protocol. Its revision is supported by the call gateway. This refers to the mgProtocolName object.
|
type
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Protocol type. Values are:
1: other
2: mgcp
3: megaco
4: tgcp
|
udp_port
|
NUMBER(10)
|
UDP port associated with the protocol. If the name equals 1.0, check whether the type is one of the following:
2: mgcp; the default value is 2727
3: megaco; the default value is 2944
The range is from 0 to 65535.
|
preference
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Protocol preference.
|
reserved
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Reserved for future use.
|
1.3.41 MGC_GRP
The MGC_GRP table contains MGC redundancy group information for the VISM or VXSM card.
Table 1-306 MGC_GRP
Column Name
|
Oracle Data Type
|
Description
|
network_id
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Network ID.
|
node_id
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Node ID.
|
shelf
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Shelf number.
|
slot
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Slot number.
|
mgcg_num
|
NUMBER(5)
|
MGC group number. A group can contain more than one MGC. This refers to the mgcRedundancyGrpNum object.
|
mgc_num
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Individual MGC index. This refers to the mgcNumber object.
|
mgcg_pref
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Allows you to configure primaries and secondaries. This refers to the mgcRedundancyGrpPref object. VXSM is the preference of the MGC on the MGC group. The lower the number, the higher the preference. The range is from 1 to 12; the default value is 1.
|
mgcg_act_state
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Denotes the MGC within an MGC redundancy group that is currently active or controlling the gateway. This refers to the mgcRedundancyGrpActState object.
|
udp_port
|
NUMBER(10)
|
UDP port of the MGC on the MGC group. The range is from 0 to 65535; the default is 0.
|
reserved
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Reserved for future use.
|
1.3.42 MGC_IP
The MGC_IP table contains MGC IP information for the VXSM card.
Table 1-307 MGC_IP
Column Name
|
Oracle Data Type
|
Description
|
network_id
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Network ID.
|
node_id
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Node ID.
|
shelf
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Shelf number.
|
slot
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Slot number.
|
mgc_num
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Local index of the MGC. The range is from 1 to 32.
|
mgc_ip_idx
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Unique index to identify the address of a specific MGC. The range is from 1 to 8.
|
ip_addr
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Resolved MGC IP address.
|
ip_addr_type
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Type of IP address. Values are:
0: unknown
1: ipv4 (default)
2: ipv6
16: dns
|
ip_resolution
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Kind of resolution to be applied to the IP address. Values are:
1: Internal only
2: External only
|
ip_pref
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Preference of the cMgcIpAddress object in the given MGC. The lower the number, the higher the preference. The range is from 1 to 8; the default value is 1.
|
reserved
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Reserved for future use.
|
1.3.43 MGC_RES
The MGC_RES table contains VISM media gateway controller resolution information.
Table 1-308 MGC_RES
Column Name
|
Oracle Data Type
|
Description
|
network_id
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Network ID.
|
node_id
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Node ID.
|
shelf
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Shelf number.
|
slot
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Slot number.
|
index
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Name assigned to the IP address for each MGC. This refers to the mgcResolutionIndex object.
|
name
|
CHAR(64)
|
Name of the entity (for example, MGC and/or notified entity) whose address is to be resolved. This refers to the mgcResolutionName object.
|
ipaddr
|
NUMBER(10)
|
IP address of the entity. This refers to the mgcResolutionIpAddress object.
|
comm_state
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Whether an address is currently used for communications with the system. This refers to the mgcResolutionCommState object. Values are:
1: csActive
2: csInactive
|
preference
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Allows you to configure primaries and secondaries. This refers to the mgcResolutionPreference object.
|
dns_res_flag
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Flag to indicate whether an entry is internal or external. This refers to the mgcDnsResolutionFlag object.
|
dns_ip_type
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Domain name server IP type. Only IPv4 is supported. The default value is 1 for IPv4.
|
reserved
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Reserved for future use.
|
1.3.44 MGCG_PARAM
The MGCG_PARAM table contains VISM redundancy group parameter information.
Table 1-309 MGCP_PAPAM
Column Name
|
Type
|
Description
|
network_id
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Network ID.
|
node_id
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Node ID.
|
shelf
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Shelf number.
|
slot
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Slot number.
|
mgcg_num
|
NUMBER(5)
|
MGC group number. A group can contain more than one MGC. This refers to the mgcRedundancyGrpNum object.
|
assoc_state
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Association state between the media gateway and the MGC. This indicates that the mgcAssociationState is deprecated. This object refers to the mgcRedundancyGrpCommState object.
|
assoc_state_ctrl
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Controls the association state, as represented by the mgcAssociationState object. This indicates that the mgcAssociationStateControl is deprecated. This object refers to the mgcRedundancyGrpStateChangeNtfy object.
|
mgcg_priority
|
NUMBER(5)
|
This refers to the mgcRedundancyGrpPriority object.
|
total_mgc
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Total number of MGCs associated with the MGC group. The range is from 0 to 128; the initial value is 0.
|
assoc_info
|
NUMBER(10)
|
The MGC redundant group, with multicall agent, should be associated with the profile or MGCPAPP object; then, the voice gateway can use the multicall agent related to the MGC group.
This is a bitmap to store association information. Values are:
bit 0-30: profile 1 to profile 31
bit 31: for voice gateway
A value of 0 means that this MGC group is not associated with any profile or gateway. The range is from 0 to 2147483647.
|
protocol
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Total number of protocols associated with this MGC group. The range is from 0 to 128.
|
reserved
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Reserved for future use.
|
1.3.45 MGCG_PROTOCOL
The MGCG_PROTOCOL table contains VISM redundancy group protocol information.
Table 1-310 MGCG_PROTOCOL
Column Name
|
Type
|
Description
|
network_id
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Network ID.
|
node_id
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Node ID.
|
shelf
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Shelf number.
|
slot
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Slot number.
|
mgcg_num
|
NUMBER(5)
|
MGC redundancy group number. This refers to the mgcRedundancyGrpNum object.
|
prtcl_num
|
NUMBER(5)
|
This refers to the mgProtocolNumber object.
|
persist_ev_policy
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Determines how the persistent events are notified. Values are:
1: quarantinePersistEvts
2: notQuarantinePersistEvts
|
quar_policy
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Quarantine policy. Values are:
1: stepProcess
2: stepDiscard
3: loopProcess
4: loopDiscard
|
on_off_policy
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Enables the provisioning of signaled events. Values are:
1: deleteEventNotPresent
2: deleteOnlyNegatedEvent
|
prov_response
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Enables or disables sending the provisional response to the CA.
1: sendProvisionalResponse
2: notSendProvisionalResponse
|
resp_ack_attr
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Values are:
1: sendResponseAckAttr
2: notSendResponseAckAttr
|
discon_proc
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Indicates whether a disconnected procedure needs to enabled or disabled on each protocol on each MGC group. Values are:
1: doDisconnectProcedure
2: notDoDisconnectProcedure
|
cancel_graceful
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Indicates whether notification of restart in progress cancel graceful should be enabled or disabled on each protocol on each configured MGC group. Values are:
1: sendCancelGraceful
2: notSendCancelGraceful
|
preference
|
NUMBER(5)
|
VXSM is the preference of the protocol on the MGC group. The lower the number, the higher the preference. The range is from 1 to 8; the default value is 1.
|
reserved
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Reserved for future use.
|
1.3.46 MGX8880_NE_INFO_TABLE
The MGX8880_NE_INFO_TABLE table contains MGX-specific information.
Table 1-311 MGX8880_NE_INFO_TABLE
Column Name
|
Oracle Data Type
|
Description
|
NEDBAccessID
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Unique sequence number generated by the database.
|
NeSetSnmpCommString
|
VARCHAR2(64)
|
SNMP set community to be used for SNMP operations.
|
PnniNodeId
|
VARCHAR2(44)
|
PNNI node ID of a PNNI NE.
|
LanIpAddress
|
NUMBER(10)
|
LAN IP address of an NE.
|
NodePrefix
|
VARCHAR2(26)
|
Node prefix of a PNNI NE.
|
MgxModelNum
|
NUMBER(10)
|
MGX NE model number. Values are:
• 8850
• 8880
|
NeName
|
VARCHAR(33)
|
NE name.
|
Platform
|
NUMBER(5)
|
NE platform type. The value is 18 for MGX 8880/8850 NEs.
|
1.3.47 NETWORK
The NETWORK table contains the ID and name of each managed network in the database.
Table 1-312 NETWORK
Column Name
|
Oracle Data Type
|
Description
|
netw_id
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Network ID.
|
ipx_netw_id
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Routing domain network ID.
|
netw_name
|
CHAR(8)
|
Network name.
|
active
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Active state flag. Values are:
0: Inactive—The entry has been deleted.
1: Active
|
upgrade_status
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Network upgrade status. Values are:
0: unknown
1: upgrading
2: not upgrading
|
mgmt_comm
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Values are:
0: NWIP_OFF
1: NWIP_ON
2: LANIP
default value: -1
|
protocol
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Protocol used in the network. Values are:
0: NULL_PROTOCOL
1: AUTOROUTE_PROTOCOL
2: ILMI_PROTOCOL
3: HYBRID_PROTOCOL
4: TAG_PROTOCOL
8: STANDALONE_PROTOCOL
16: PNNI_PROTOCOL
|
reserved
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Reserved for future use.
|
1.3.48 NETWORK_DESC
The NETWORK_DESC table contains the descriptor of the network.
Table 1-313 NETWORK_DESC
Column Name
|
Oracle Data Type
|
Description
|
netw_id
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Network ID.
|
descriptor
|
CHAR(64)
|
Descriptor.
|
timestamp
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Time, in INT format, when the last operation was performed on this table.
|
deleted
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Indicates whether the table has been deleted. Values are:
0: No, the descriptor has not been deleted.
1: Yes, the descriptor has been deleted.
|
1.3.49 NHM_MANAGEABILITY
The NHM_MANAGEABILITY table contains node manageability status information for a given NE.
Table 1-314 NHM_MANAGEABILITY
Column Name
|
Oracle Data Type
|
Description
|
node_id
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Node ID.
|
node_name
|
CHAR(40)
|
Node name.
|
ip_reachability
|
NUMBER(5)
|
IP reachability status of the node. Values are:
7000: IP is reachable
7001: IP is not reachable
|
ftp_reachability
|
NUMBER(5)
|
FTP reachability status of the node. Values are:
7002: FTP reachable
7003: FTP unreachable
7004: Maximum session error
7005: Wrong ID or password error
7006: Not applicable
7007: FTP timeout
|
snmp_community_string
|
NUMBER(5)
|
SNMP community string validation. Values are:
6000: Both Get String and Set String are ok
6001: Get String is not ok but Set String is ok
6002: Get String is ok but Set String is not ok
6003: Both Get String and Set String are not ok
6004: Error
|
trap_ip
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Trap IP status. Values are:
7014: Trap IP is ok and reachable
7015: Trap IP is not ok
7016: Trap IP is ok but unreachable
7017: Timeout
7018: Error
7019: Not applicable
|
trap_manager
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Trap manager registration status. Values are:
7020: Registration status is ok
7021: Registration is not ok
7022: Timeout
7023: Error
7024: Not applicable
|
time_stamp
|
NUMBER(20)
|
Time stamp when the node manageability test was performed.
|
1.3.50 NHM_STATS
The NHM_STATS table contains statistics about SNMP, FTP, and TFTP operations performed by CTM on a given node.
Table 1-315 NHM_STATS
Column Name
|
Oracle Data Type
|
Description
|
node_id
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Node ID.
|
node_name
|
CHAR(40)
|
Node name.
|
protocol
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Protocol type. Values are:
1: FTP
2: TFTP
3: SNMP
|
status_type
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Operation status. Examples of operations are SNMP, FTP, and TFTP. Values are:
0: Success
1: Generic error
2: Session fail
3: Transfer fail
4: Retry exceeded
5: File size mismatch
6: Throttle error
7: Session timeout
8: Transfer timeout
9: Queue full
|
count
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Count of successful or failed operations.
|
rate
|
NUMBER(20)
|
Rate at which an operation is performed.
|
time_stamp
|
NUMBER(20)
|
Time stamp when the protocol statistic test was performed.
|
1.3.51 NODE_DESC
The NODE_DESC table contains the descriptor of a node.
Table 1-316 NODE_DESC
Column Name
|
Oracle Data Type
|
Description
|
node_id
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Node ID.
|
descriptor
|
CHAR(64)
|
Descriptor.
|
timestamp
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Time, in INT format, when the last operation was performed on this table.
|
deleted
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Indicates whether the description has been deleted. Values are:
0: No, the description has not been deleted.
1: Yes, the description has been deleted.
|
1.3.52 NODE_THRESH
The NODE_THRESH table contains node grooming threshold information for each node in the network.
Table 1-317 NODE_THRESH
Column Name
|
Oracle Data Type
|
Description
|
node_id
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Applies to the route optimization (grooming) feature. This is the table index and CMSC node ID of the managed switch.
|
atmservicecategory
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Applies to the route optimization (grooming) feature. This is the table index and ATM service category as defined in the cmscNodeThreshServiceCategory and CmscNodeAndCardGroup.mib objects.
|
awabsolute
|
int8
|
Applies to the AIS delay, reroute delay, and absolute and percentage grooming thresholds feature. This is the absolute threshold of AW to reroute connections of CBR, NRTVBR, RTVBR, ABR, and UBR categories.
|
awpercentage
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Applies to the AIS delay, reroute delay, and absolute and percentage grooming thresholds feature. This is the percentage threshold of AW to reroute connections of CBR, NRTVBR, RTVBR, ABR, and UBR categories.
|
ctdabsolute
|
int8
|
Applies to the AIS delay, reroute delay, and absolute and percentage grooming thresholds feature. This is the absolute threshold of CTD to reroute connections of CBR and RTVBR categories.
|
ctdpercentage
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Applies to the AIS delay, reroute delay, and absolute and percentage grooming thresholds feature. This is the percentage threshold of CTD to reroute connections of CBR and RTVBR categories.
|
cdvabsolute
|
int8
|
Applies to the AIS delay, reroute delay, and absolute and percentage grooming thresholds feature. This is the absolute threshold of CDV to reroute connections of CBR and RVBR categories.
|
cdvpercentage
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Applies to the AIS delay, reroute delay, and absolute and percentage grooming thresholds feature. This is the percentage threshold of CDV to reroute connections of CBR and RTVBR categories.
|
reserved
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Reserved for future use.
|
1.3.53 NODE_GROOM
The NODE_GROOM table contains node grooming information.
Table 1-318 NODE_GROOM
Column Name
|
Oracle Data Type
|
Description
|
node_id
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Applies to the route optimization (grooming) feature. This is the table index and CMSC node ID of the managed switch.
|
orderly_grooming
|
small NUMBER(10)
|
Applies to the route optimization (grooming) feature. This indicates whether the orderly grooming is enabled.
|
orderly_groom_group_size
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Applies to the route optimization (grooming) feature. This is the number of connections to be groomed in an orderly grooming batch.
|
orderly_groom_group_time
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Applies to the route optimization (grooming) feature. This is the maximum time (in seconds) to process each grooming batch.
|
softrerouteenable
|
small NUMBER(10)
|
Applies to the route optimization (grooming) feature. This indicates whether the soft reroute functionality is enabled.
|
trunk_util_threshold
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Applies to the route optimization (grooming) feature. This is the bandwidth utilization threshold on the interface.
|
node_alarm_delay_timer
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Applies to the AIS delay, reroute delay, and absolute and grooming thresholds feature. This is the alarm delay, in seconds.
|
reserved
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Reserved for future use.
|
1.3.54 PATH_DESC
The PATH_DESC table contains the descriptor for the path.
Table 1-319 PATH_DESC
Column Name
|
Oracle Data Type
|
Description
|
node_id
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Node ID.
|
slot
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Slot number.
|
bay
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Bay number.
|
channel_bitmap
|
INT
|
Channel bitmap number.
|
descriptor
|
CHAR(64)
|
Descriptor.
|
timestamp
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Time, in INT format, when the last operation was performed on this table.
|
deleted
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Indicates whether the table has been deleted. Values are:
0: No, the descriptor has not been deleted.
1: Yes, the descriptor has been deleted.
|
1.3.55 PNNI_IF
The PNNI_IF table contains PNNI interface information.
Table 1-320 PNNI_IF
Column Name
|
Type
|
Description
|
node_id
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Node ID.
|
shelf
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Shelf number.
|
slot
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Slot number.
|
bay
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Bay number. The default value is 1.
|
line
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Line number.
|
port
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Port number.
|
if_index
|
NUMBER(10)
|
IfIndex from the ifTable table.
|
if_aggr_token
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Configured aggregation token for this interface. The aggregation token controls the links that the link associated with this interface will be aggregated with. The default value is 0.
|
if_admwt_cbr
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Administrative weight of this interface for the constant bit rate service category. The default value is 5040.
|
if_admwt_rtvbr
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Administrative weight of this interface for the real-time variable bit rate service category. The default value is 5040.
|
if_admwt_nrtvbr
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Administrative weight of this interface for the nonreal-time variable bit rate service category. The default value is 5040.
|
if_admwt_abr
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Administrative weight of this interface for the available bit rate service category. The default value is 5040.
|
if_admwt_ubr
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Administrative weight of this interface for the unspecified bit rate service category. The default value is 5040.
|
reserved
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Reserved for future use.
|
1.3.56 PORT_DESC
The PORT_DESC table contains the port descriptor.
Table 1-321 PORT_DESC
Column Name
|
Oracle Data Type
|
Description
|
node_id
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Node ID.
|
slot
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Slot number.
|
logical_port
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Logical port number.
|
vPort
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Virtual port number.
Note This is used only for BXM virtual ports and RPM subinterfaces.
|
descriptor
|
CHAR(64)
|
Descriptor.
|
timestamp
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Time, in INT format, when the last operation was performed on this table.
|
deleted
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Indicates whether the table has been deleted. Values are:
0: No, the descriptor has not been deleted.
1: Yes, the descriptor has been deleted.
|
1.3.57 PROGRAM_TONE
The PROGRAM_TONE table contains programmable tone information for the VXSM card.
Table 1-322 PROGRAM_TONE
Column Name
|
Oracle Data Type
|
Description
|
network_id
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Network ID.
|
node_id
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Node ID.
|
shelf
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Shelf number.
|
slot
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Slot number.
|
plan_id
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Tone plan in the table. The range is from 1 to 65535.
|
tone_id
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Programmable tone in a tone plan. The range is from 1 to 65535.
|
tone_freq
|
CHAR(64)
|
Frequency of the tone that will be played to determine how it will be detected.
|
tone_amp
|
CHAR(64)
|
Power level of the tone that will be played to determine how it will be detected.
|
tone_cad
|
CHAR(64)
|
Cadence of the tone that will be played to determine how it will be detected.
|
duration
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Duration of the tone that will be played. The range is from 0 to 4294967295.
|
storage_type
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Storage type. Values are:
1: other
2: volatile; for example, in RAM
3: nonvolatile; for example, in NVRAM
4: permanent; for example, partially in ROM
5: read only; for example, completely in ROM
|
reserved
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Reserved for future use.
|
1.3.58 REDUNDANTCARD
The REDUNDANTCARD table contains information about redundant cards.
Table 1-323 REDUNDANTCARD
Column Name
|
Type
|
Description
|
network_id
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Network ID.
|
node_id
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Node ID.
|
pri_slot
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Primary slot number.
|
pri_type
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Primary card type.
|
pri_status
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Primary card status. Refer to card.fc_state for applicable values.
|
sec_slot
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Secondary slot number.
|
sec_type
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Secondary card type.
|
sec_status
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Secondary card status. Refer to card.fc_state for applicable values.
|
covered_slot
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Covered slot number.
|
red_type
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Redundancy type. Values are:
1: 1-to-1 (Y-cable)
2: 1-to-n
|
reserved
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Reserved for future use.
|
1.3.59 RPM_CONNECTION
The RPM_CONNECTION table contains information about RPM connections (RPM-PR and RPM-XF).
Table 1-324 RPM_CONNECTION
Column Name
|
Type
|
Description
|
con_obj_id
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Connection object ID. This field is derived from CTM based on slot number and LCN. It is a four-byte field where the first byte is the slot number and the other three bytes are the LCN.
|
master_flag
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Master endpoint of the connection. Values are:
1: True
2: False (default)
|
l_network_id
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Local network ID.
|
l_node_id
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Local node ID.
|
l_slot
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Slot number of the local RPM card. The range is from 1 to 32.
|
l_line
|
NUMBER(5)
|
RPM's port adapter interface at the local end of the connection. Currently, only one port adapter interface is supported.
|
l_port
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Subinterface number at the local end of the connection. The range is from 0 to 32767.
|
l_vpi
|
NUMBER(5)
|
The VPI, together with the local VCI and NSAP, represents the local endpoint in this connection. For RPM in MGX 8850 release 2.0, the values are:
• For a VCC connection, the value is 0.
• For a VPC connection, the range is from 1 to 255.
|
l_vci
|
NUMBER(10)
|
The VCI, together with the local VPI and NSAP, represents the local endpoint in this connection. For RPM in MGX 8850 release 2.0, the values are:
• For a VCC connection, the range is from 1 to 3803.
• For a VPC connection, the range is from 0 to 65535.
|
r_network_id
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Remote network ID.
|
r_node_id
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Remote node ID.
|
r_slot
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Slot number of the remote RPM card. The range is from 1 to 32.
|
r_line
|
NUMBER(5)
|
RPM's port adapter interface at the remote end of the connection.
|
r_port
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Subinterface number at the remote end of the connection. The range is from 0 to 32767.
|
r_vpi
|
NUMBER(5)
|
The VPI, together with the remote VCI and NSAP, represents the remote endpoint in this connection. For RPM in MGX 8850 release 2.0, the values are:
• For a VCC connection, the value is 0.
• For a VPC connection, the range is from 1 to 255.
|
r_vci
|
NUMBER(10)
|
The VCI, together with the remote VPI and NSAP, represents the remote endpoint in this connection. For RPM in MGX 8850 release 2.0, the values are:
• For a VCC connection, the range is from 1 to 3803.
• For a VPC connection, the range is from 0 to 65535.
|
sub_type
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Service type of the connection that is mapped from the rpmChanServiceType object. Values are:
1: ATFR
2: VBR
3: CBR
5: ABSRSTD
6: ABRFST
10: UBR
13: VBR3
14: ABR1
These values are consistent with the atm_connection table. For RPM in MGX 8850 release 2.0, only the following values are supported:
7: vbr3nRT
8: ubr1
10: abr
|
status
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Status of the channel.
In MGX 8850 release 1.0, values are:
1: Clear
2: Fail
In MGX 8850 release 2.0, this is the secondary status. It defines the possible alarms at an endpoint. Values are:
0: Clear
1: ingAisRdi—Endpoint receiving AIS or RDI cells in the ingress direction.
2: egrAisRdi— Endpoint receiving AIS or RDI cells in the egress direction.
4: conditioned—Networking entity has forced the endpoint to out-of-service state. This could be attributed to either routing failure or to a maintenance operation initiated by the networking entity.
8: interfaceFail—The interface to which this connection belongs has failed.
16: ccFail—The OAM continuity check between the connection and its peer endpoint has detected a failure. For RPM, this is interpreted as an OAM loopback failure.
33: mismatch—Connection exists in the SM database, but not in the network controller database.
64: ingAbitFail—Feeder connection detects an A-bit failure in the ingress direction.
|
peak
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Peak cell rate, in cells per second. The range is from 0 to 353208.
Note This field is used in MGX 8850 release 1.0 but not in MGX 8850 release 2.0.
|
average
|
NUMBER(10)
|
• For the ABR service type, this value sets the minimum cell rate in cells per second.
• For the variable bit rate (VBR) service type, this value sets the sustainable cell rate in cells per second.
Note This field is used in MGX 8850 release 1.0 but not in MGX 8850 release 2.0.
|
burst
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Refers to the rpmChanBurstSize object. This is the number of ATM cells that a virtual circuit can transmit. The range is from 1 to 65535.
Note This field is used in MGX 8850 release 1.0 but not in MGX 8850 release 2.0.
|
mid_low
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Refers to the rpmChanMidLow object. This is the starting message identifier number of the PVC. The range is from 0 to 1023.
Note This field is not used in MGX 8850 release 2.0.
|
mid_high
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Refers to the rpmChanMidHigh object. This is the ending message identifier number of the PVC. The range is from 0 to 1023.
Note This field is not used in MGX 8850 release 2.0.
|
oam
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Refers to the rpmChanOAMloopback object. This is the frequency (in seconds) of generating an OAM F5 loopback cell. The range is from 0 to 600; the default value is 10.
|
inverse_arp
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Refers to the rpmChanInArpFreq object. This is the frequency (in minutes) of sending an inverse ARP datagram. The range is from 0 to 60; the default value is 15.
|
aal_encap
|
NUMBER(5)
|
AAL encapsulation type.
For MGX 8850 release 1.0, values are:
1: aal5snap (default)
2: aal34smds
3: aal5nlpid
4: qsaal
5: ilmi
6: aal5muxXNS
7: aal5muxIP
8: aal5muxVINES
9: aal5muxNOVELL1
10: unknown
For MGX 8850 release 2.0, values are:
1: aal5ciscoPPP
2: aal5muxAPOLLO
3: aal5muxAPPLETALK
4: aal5muxDECNET
5: aal5muxIP
6: aal5muxIPX
7: aal5muxPPP
8: aal5muxVINES
9: aal5muxXNS
10: aal5nlpid
11: aal5snap (default)
12: ilmi
13: qsaal
|
vcd
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Virtual circuit descriptor. This is a unique identifier for the connection used by the CLI. This refers to the rpmChanVcd object. The range is from 0 to 4095.
|
virtual_template
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Number used to identify the virtual template. The range is from 0 to 25; the default value is 0.
|
commentc
|
CHAR(20)
|
Comment field.
|
vp_flag
|
NUMBER(5)
|
VP or VC endpoint. Values are:
1: True (VP endpoint)
2: False (VC endpoint)
|
rate_up
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Rate increase factor. For RPM in MG X8850 release 2.0, values are:
1: RIF_one
2: RIF_oneOver2
4: RIF_oneOver4
8: RIF_oneOver8
16: RIF_oneOver16 (default)
32: RIF_oneOver32
64: RIF_oneOver64
128: RIF_oneOver128
256: RIF_oneOver256
512: RIF_oneOver512
1024: RIF_oneOver1024
2048: RIF_oneOver2048
4096: RIF_oneOver4096
8192: RIF_oneOver8192
16384: RIF_oneOver16384
32768: RIF_oneOver32768
|
rate_down
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Rate decrease factor. Refer to the description of the rate_up field for possible values.
|
if_index
|
NUMBER(10)
|
The ifIndex value that represents the port.
|
shelf
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Shelf number.
|
bay
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Bay number.
|
vt_port
|
NUMBER(5)
|
VT port connection. Values are:
0: VCC
1: VPC
|
lcn
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Unique number that identifies a connection within a physical entity (for example, a service module card). Values are:
• For VCC, the range is from 17 to 3824.
• For VPC, the range is from 3841 to 4095.
|
upd_counter
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Determines if a channel in the table has been modified and if it requires an upload. The datatype is unsigned32. The one who uses this value needs to do the conversion. The range is from 0 to 4294967295.
|
l_nsap_addr
|
byte
|
Internal NSAP address assigned to a local endpoint.
|
r_nsap_addr
|
byte
|
NSAP address of the peer endpoint. The r_node_id, r_slot, r_line, and r_port objects are decoded from this value.
|
ctlr_id
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Enables you to associate an endpoint with a specific controller. The range is from 1 to 255; the default value is 2.
|
max_cost
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Cost of the route. The range is from 0 to 0xffffffff; the default value is 0xffffffff.
|
oper_status
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Operational status of an endpoint. This is the primary status. Values are:
1: operOk
2: operFail
3: adminDown
The upper-level alarm is bit 14 and the value is 16384.
|
pcr
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Peak cell rate (PCR). The range is from 7 to 353208.
|
mcr
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Minimum cell rate (MCR). The range is from 7 to 353208.
|
scr
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Sustainable cell rate (SCR). The range is from 7 to 353208.
|
cdv
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Cell delay variation (CDV). The range is from 0 to 16777215.
|
ctd
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Network transfer delay. The range is from 0 to 65535
|
mbs
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Maximum burst size (MBS) in cells. The range is from 1 to 65535.
|
cdvt
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Cell delay variation tolerance (CDVT). The range is from 0 to 4294967295.
|
lper_util
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Percent utilization. The range is from 0 to 100; the default value is 100.
|
r_pcr
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Remote PCR. The range is from 7 to 353208.
|
r_mcr
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Remote MCR. The range is from 7 to 353208.
|
rper_util
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Remote percent utilization. The range is from 0 to 100; the default value is 100.
|
icr
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Initial cell rate (ICR). The range is from 0 to 4294967295.
|
adtf
|
NUMBER(10)
|
ACR decrease time factor (ADTF). The range is from 1 to 1023.
|
nrm
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Maximum number of cells a source can send for each forwarded RM cell. Values are:
1: nrm2
2: nrm4
3: nrm8
4: nrm16
5: nrm32
6: nrm64
7: nrm128
8: nrm256
|
trm
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Upper time boundary between forwarded RM cells for an active source. Values are:
1: trm0point78125
2: trm1point5625
3: trm3point125
4: trm6point25
5: trm12point5
6: trm25
7: trm50
8: trm100
|
cdf
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Cutoff decrease factor (CDF). Values are:
1: cdf0
2: cdfOneOver64
3: cdfOneOver32
4: cdfOneOver16
5: cdfOneOver8
6: cdfOneOver4
7: cdfOneOver2
8: cdfOne
|
frtt
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Fixed round-trip time (FRTT). The range is from 0 to 16700000.
|
tbe
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Transient buffer exposure (TBE). The range is from 0 to 16777215.
|
ais_iw_cap
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Defines an SPVC endpoint's AIS capability. Values are:
1: e2eAisCapable—Endpoint is capable of detecting or generating e2e AIS.
2: segAisCapable—Endpoint is capable of detecting or generating seg AIS.
|
clr
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Cell loss ratio (CLR). The range is from 1 to 15.
|
oam_mgr
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Enables or disables OAM management for this channel. Values are:
1: true—Enable OAM management.
2: false—(Default). Disable OAM management.
|
oam_up_count
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Number of consecutive end-to-end F5 OAM loopback cell to bring up an SPVC connection. The range is from 1 to 600; the default value is 3.
|
oam_down_count
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Number of consecutive end-to-end F5 OAM loopback cell to bring down an SPVC connection. The range is from 1 to 600; the default value is 5.
|
oam_retry_intvl
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Frequency with which end-to-end F5 OAM loopback cells are transmitted. The range is from 1 to 1000; the default value is 1.
|
rout_pri
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Routing priority of the connection. The range is from 1 to 15; the default value is 8.
|
slave_type
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Indicates whether a master endpoint has a persistent slave. A connection with a master and a nonpersistent slave is considered a single-ended SPVC. Values are:
1: Persistent slave
2: Nonpersistent slave
|
r_src
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Sustainable cell rate for the remote-to-local direction, in cells per seconds. The range is from 0 to 4294967295.
|
r_mbs
|
NUMBER(10)
|
MBS (in cells) used in the remote-to-local direction. The range is from 0 to 5000000.
|
r_cdv
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Maximum tolerable cell delay variation (in microseconds) for the remote-to-local direction. The range is from 0 to 16777215; the default value is 16777215.
|
r_ctd
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Maximum tolerable network transfer delay in (in milliseconds) for the remote-to-local direction. The range is from 0 to 65535; the default value is 65535.
|
reserved
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Reserved for future use.
|
1.3.60 RPM_PORT
The RPM_PORT table contains information about the RPM subinterface.
Table 1-325 RPM_PORT
Column Name
|
Oracle Data Type
|
Description
|
port_obj_id
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Port object ID. This value is a four-bye field with the following format:
1 1 2 Bytes
+----+------+--------+
| 7 | l_slot | l_port |
+----+------+--------+
|
l_network_id
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Network ID.
|
l_node_id
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Node ID.
|
l_slot
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Logical slot number of the RPM card. The range is from 1 to 32.
|
l_line
|
NUMBER(5)
|
For MGX 8850 Release 1, this value is always 1.
For MGX 8850 Release 2, this value is a dummy number.
|
l_port
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Subinterface number. The range is from 0 to 32767.
|
ip_address
|
NUMBER(10)
|
The four-octet IP address of the subinterface.
|
subnet_mask
|
NUMBER(10)
|
The four-octet subnetmask of the subinterface.
|
status
|
NUMBER(5)
|
RPM on MGX2. Values are:
1: Up
2: Down
3: Testing
4: Unknown
|
commentc
|
CHAR(20)
|
Comment field.
|
shelf
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Shelf number.
Note This parameter applies only to RPM on MGX2.
|
bay
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Bay number.
Note This parameter applies only to RPM on MGX2.
|
adapter_if
|
NUMBER(10)
|
The RPM's port adapter interface.
Note This parameter applies only to RPM on MGX2.
|
subif_type
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Link type of the subinterface. Values are:
1: pointToPoint
2: multiPoint
3: labelSwitching
Note This parameter applies only to RPM on MGX2.
|
admin_status
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Administrative state of the interface. Values are:
1: Up
2: Down
3: Testing
Note This field applies only to RPM on MGX2.
|
reserved
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Reserved for future use.
|
1.3.61 RSC_PART
The RSC_PART table contains information about resource partitions.
Table 1-326 RSC_PART
Column Name
|
Oracle Data Type
|
Description
|
obj_id
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Object ID assigned by CTM. This is a four-byte field with the following format:
1 2 1 Bytes
+----+--------+----+
|slot| port |part|
Id
+----+--------+----+
|
network_id
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Network ID.
|
node_id
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Node ID.
|
slot
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Slot number of the card.
|
line
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Line number associated with the logical interface. For PXM, there are four physical lines currently. If this partition belongs to an IMA port, the line indicates the IMA group number with the fifteenth bit set.
|
port
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Logical interface number. For RPM-PR cards, this parameter takes the value of the port field in the virtual_ port table.
|
ctrlr_type
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Index for the controller that is using the interface. Values are:
1: PAR
2: PNNI
3: TAG (LSC)
|
ingr_pctbw
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Percentage of logical interface bandwidth (bbIfIngrPctBandwidth) that is available for UNI channels.
|
egr_pctbw
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Percentage of aggregate physical line bandwidth that is available for this broadband interface in the egress direction. The default is 0%.
|
vpi_low
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Beginning of the VPI range reserved for this partition. The range is from 0 to 4095. For RPM, the range is from 0 to 255.
|
vpi_high
|
NUMBER(10)
|
End of the VPI range reserved for this partition. The range is from 0 to 4095.
For RPM, the range is from 0 to 255. If the VPI range is configured as 0 to 0 on the RPM, it means that this partition is used to terminate VCCs only.
|
vci_low
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Beginning of the VCI range reserved for this partition. The range is from 0 to 65535. This field is valid only for logical interfaces configured with a single VPI.
|
vci_high
|
NUMBER(10)
|
End of the VCI range reserved for this partition. This field is valid only for logical interfaces configured with a single VPI.
For RPM, if the VPI range is configured as 0 to 0, the valid VCI range is from 1 to 3824 (that is, only 3824 VCCs are allowed). 3824 = 4096 (maximum LCNs/RPM) -16 (reserved) - 255 (for VPCs) - 1 (VCI 0 not used).
If the VCI range is from 0 to 65535, the entire VCI range is reserved for each VPI in the partition (used to terminate VPCs).
|
max_chans
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Maximum number of channels that are available to the controller. The range is from 0 to 4047.
For AUSM-8T1/E1 on PXM1E, the range is from 0 to 32767.
|
min_chans
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Minimum number of channels that are available to the controller. The default is 0.
|
if_index
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Unique value for each interface.
|
shelf
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Shelf number.
|
bay
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Bay number.
|
part_id
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Resource partition ID. The range is from 1 to 255.
|
ctrlr_id
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Controller ID. The range is from 1 to 255.
This value is not part of the obj_id. This value is used to reference the entry in the cwRsrcPartCtrlrConfTable.
|
vtrk_id
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Virtual trunk ID. The default value is 0.
|
egr_guar_bw
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Guaranteed percentage of bandwidth in the egress direction. The range is from 0 to 1000000. The unit of measure is 0.0001%. The default value is 0. For RPM, this parameter supports only multiples of 10,000.
|
egr_max_bw
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Maximum percentage of bandwidth in the egress direction. The range is from 0 to 1000000. The unit of measure is 0.0001%. The default value is 0. For RPM, this parameter supports only multiples of 10,000.
|
ing_guar_bw
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Guaranteed percentage of bandwidth in the ingress direction. The range is from 0 to 1000000. The unit of measure is 0.0001%. The default value is 0. For RPM, this parameter supports only multiples of 10,000.
|
ing_max_bw
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Maximum percentage of bandwidth in the ingress direction. The range is from 0 to 1000000. The unit of measure is 0.0001%. The default value is 0. For RPM, this parameter supports only multiples of 10,000.
|
part_guar_con
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Guaranteed number of connections that can be configured on this partition. The range is from 0 to 131072; the default value is 0.
For RPM, the range is bound by the range of VPI and VCI.
|
part_max_con
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Maximum number of connections that can be configured on this partition. The range is from 0 to 131072.
For RPM, the range is bound by the range of VPI and VCI.
|
ilmi_enabled
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Indicates whether ILMI signaling is enabled on the resource partition. Values are:
1: Enable
2: Disable (default)
This parameter is not supported on the RPM card.
|
signal_vpi
|
NUMBER(10)
|
VPI on which signaling cells arrive. The range is from 0 to 255.
This parameter is not supported on the RPM card.
|
signal_vci
|
NUMBER(10)
|
VCI on which signaling cells arrive. The range is from 0 to 65535.
This parameter is not supported on the RPM card.
|
ilmi_trap_enable
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Whether ILMI trap generation is enabled or disabled. Values are:
1: Enable
2: Disable
This parameter is not supported on the RPM card.
|
ilmi_e_poll_intvl
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Time to detect establishment of ILMI connectivity, in seconds. The range is from 1 to 65535; the default value is 1 second.
This parameter is not supported on the RPM card.
|
ilmi_ck_poll_intvl
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Time to detect loss of ILMI connectivity, in seconds. The range is from 0 to 65535; the default value is 5 seconds.
This parameter is not supported on the RPM card.
|
ilmi_poll_intvl_fr
|
NUMBER(10)
|
ILMI consecutive polls factor. The range is from 0 to 65535; the default value is 4.
This parameter is not supported on the RPM card.
|
sa_vpi_lo
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Low end of the VPI range for this SVC aggregate. The range is from 0 to 4095.
|
sa_vpi_hi
|
NUMBER(5)
|
High end of the VPI range for this SVC aggregate. The range is from 0 to 4095.
|
sa_egr_pctbw
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Total egress bandwidth that is used by SVC connections within the resource partition. The range is from 1 to 100.
|
sa_ing_pctbw
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Total ingress bandwidth that is used by SVC connections within the resource partition. The range is from 1 to 100.
|
sac_vad_tol
|
NUMBER(5)
|
User-accepted drop rate for voice connections when the bandwidth usage exceeds the allowed value. The range is from 1 to 10000.
|
sac_vad_dc
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Talk-spurts duty cycle, in percent. The range is from 1 to 99.
|
reserved
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Reserved for future use.
|
1.3.62 RSC_POLICY
The RSC_POLICY table contains resource policy information for the VXSM card.
Table 1-327 RSC_POLICY
Column Name
|
Oracle Data Type
|
Description
|
network_id
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Network ID.
|
node_id
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Node ID.
|
shelf
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Shelf number.
|
slot
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Slot number.
|
rp_index
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Index to the table. The range is from 1 to 1000.
|
rsc_type
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Resource type of connection admission control (CAC) resource utilization. Values are:
1: cpu5Sec
2: cpuAvg
3: ioMem
4: procMem
5: totMem
6: totCalls
7: staMem
8: dynMem
|
rsc_type
(continued)
|
NUMBER(5)
|
9: commBuf
10: msgQueue
11: dspQueue
12: svc
13: ds0
14: dspChannel
15: h248Mem
16: atmQueue
17: rsvpQueue
18: h248Cong
19: callPerSec
|
tunable
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Indicates whether this CAC resource is a user-tunable resource with modifiable thresholds. Values are:
1: True
2: False
|
avg_util
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Indicates that this CAC resource is an averaged utilization that is calculated by the average utilization of interval defined in ccacSysRpInterval. Values are:
1: True
2: False
|
p_abs_num
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Whether the utilization and threshold unit of this CAC resource is a percentage or an absolute number. Values are:
1: unitPercent
2: unitAbsoluteNum
|
hi_threshold
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Maximum utilization in percentage or in absolute numbers allowed for this CAC resource. The range is from 0 to 100000.
|
med_threshold
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Utilization in percentage or in absolute numbers of the resource that reaches the value of the object. The range is from 0 to 100000.
|
low_threshold
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Utilization in percentage or in absolute numbers of an unavailable resource that falls below the value of the object. When the low threshold is reached, the action is removed and the resource is marked as available. The range is from 0 to 100000.
|
rp_interval
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Time interval for which the average utilization is computed. The range is from 10 to 300; the default value is 60.
|
action
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Action to be taken when the ccacSysRpHighThreshold is exceeded. Values are:
1: none
2: busyout
3: treatment
4: busyoutAndTreatment
|
cur_read
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Current utilization or number reading of the CAC resource in percentage or in absolute numbers. The range is from 1 to 100000.
If p_abs_num is unitPercent (1), the range is from 0 to 100.
If p_abs_num is unitAbsoluteNum (2), the range is from 0 to 100000.
|
available
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Indicates whether the CAC resource is available. Values are:
1: True
2: False
|
reserved
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Reserved for future use.
|
1.3.63 RTP_CONN
The RTP_CONN table contains VISM RTP connection information.
Table 1-328 RTP_CONN
Column Name
|
Oracle Data Type
|
Description
|
network_id
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Network ID.
|
node_id
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Node ID.
|
shelf
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Shelf number.
|
slot
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Slot number.
|
conn_num
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Index of the vismRtpConnTable. This refers to the vismRtpConnNum object.
|
lcn
|
NUMBER(10)
|
RTP-related LCN (PVC). This refers to the vismRtpLcn object.
|
endpt_num
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Endpoint number to which the RTP connection is associated. This value is the same as the mgEndpointNumber in the mgEndpointTable. This refers to the vismRtpEndptNum object.
|
loc_port
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Static local RTP port used by the connection. This refers to the vismRtpLocPort object.
|
rmt_ip
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Remote VISM's IP address. This refers to the vismRtpRmtIp object.
|
rmt_port
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Static remote RTP port used by the connection. This refers to the vismRtpRmtPort object.
|
conn_mode
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Whether a connection is set up for sending, receiving, or both sending and receiving. This refers to the vismRtpConnMode object.
|
br_tos
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Bitmask used for the Type of Service (TOS) octet for cells carrying VoIP bearer (RTP) traffic. This refers to the vismRtpBearerTos object.
|
codec_type
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Type of codec used to transport voice and voice band data (VBD) packets. This refers to the vismRtpCodecType object.
|
pkt_period
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Packetization period for a particular codec, in milliseconds. This refers to the vismRtpPktPeriod object.
|
vad_tmr
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Hangover time for VAD, in milliseconds. This refers to the vismRtpVadTimer object.
|
ecan_enable
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Whether echo cancellation is enabled on this connection. This refers to the vismRtpEcanEnable object.
|
tri_red
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Whether the packets are sent in triplicates. This refers to the vismRtpTriRedundancy object.
|
dtmf_trspt
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Whether the DTMF digits are transported to the other endpoint. This refers to the vismRtpDtmfTransport object.
|
cas_trspt
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Whether the channel associated signaling (CAS) (ABCD) bits are transported to the other endpoint. This refers to the vismRtpCasTransport object.
|
vad
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Whether VAD must be applied on this channel upon detection of silence. This refers to the vismRtpVad object.
|
ics_enable
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Enables or disables the Idle Channel Suppression for a connection. This refers to the vismRtpICSEnable object.
|
alm_state
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Alarm state of the connection. This refers to the vismRtpConnAlarmState object.
|
upper_lev_alm
|
NUMBER(5)
|
RTP failure reason. This refers to the vismRtpFailReason object.
|
payload_type
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Payload type to be used when adding connection(s) in VoIP trunking. The IANA values are:
0 to 95: Static payload
96 to 127: Dynamic payload
|
reserved
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Reserved for future use.
|
1.3.64 RUDP_SESSION
The RUDP_SESSION table contains RUP session information for VISM and VXSM cards.
Table 1-329 RUDP_SESSION
Column Name
|
Type
|
Description
|
network_id
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Network ID.
|
node_id
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Node ID.
|
shelf
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Shelf number.
|
slot
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Slot number.
|
session_num
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Index of the vismRudpSessionCnfEntry table. This refers to the vismRudpSessionNum object. The range is from 1 to 64.
|
l_ipaddr
|
NUMBER(10)
|
IP address of the gateway (VISM). This refers to the vismRudpSessionLocalIp object.
|
l_port
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Port number of the gateway (VISM) for this session. This refers to the vismRudpSessionLocalPort object. The range is from 1124 to 3123 (1 based); the default is 1124.
|
r_ipaddr
|
NUMBER(10)
|
IP address of the MGC. This refers to the vismRudpSessionRmtIp object.
|
r_port
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Port number of the MGC for this session. This refers to the vismRudpSessionRmtPort object. The range is from 1124 to 3123; the default is 1124.
|
group_num
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Session group to which this session belongs. This refers to the vismRudpSessionGrpNum object. The range is from 1 to 16.
|
priority
|
NUMBER(5)
|
When a session fails, this indicates which session the session manager should try to make active. This refers to the vismRudpSessionPriorit object. The lower the number, the higher the priority. The range is from 1 to 4; the default value is 1.
|
session_state
|
NUMBER(5)
|
State of this session. This refers to the vismRudpSessionState object. Values are:
1: oos (default)
2: is
3: primary
|
win_size
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Maximum size of the receive window in segments. This refers to the vismRudpSessionMaxWindow object. The range is from 1 to 64; the default value is 32.
|
sync_attempts
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Maximum number of attempts to synchronize with the MGC. This refers to the vismRudpSessionSyncAttempts object. The range is from 1 to 32; the default value is 5.
|
max_seg_size
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Maximum number of octets that can be received by the peer sending the synchronous (SYN) segment. This refers to the vismRudpSessionMaxSegSize object. The range is from 30 to 65535; the default value is 384.
|
max_auto_reset
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Maximum number of consecutive auto resets that will be performed before a connection is reset. This refers to the vismRudpSessionMaxAutoReset object. The range is from 0 to 255; the default value is 5.
|
retrans_timeout
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Timeout value (in milliseconds) for retransmission of unacknowledged packets. This refers to the vismRudpSessionRetransTmout object. The range is from 100 to 65535; the default value is 600.
|
max_retrans
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Maximum number of times consecutive retransmission will be attempted before the connection is considered broken. This refers to the vismRudpSessionMaxRetrans object. The range is from 0 to 255; the default value is 3.
|
max_ack
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Maximum number of acknowledgments that will be accumulated before sending an acknowledgment of when another segment is not sent. This refers to the vismRudpSessionMaxCumAck object. The range is from 0 to 255; the default value is 3.
|
ack_timeout
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Timeout value for sending an acknowledgment segment if another segment is not sent. This refers to the vismRudpSessionCumAckTmout object. The range is from 100 to 65535; the default value is 300.
|
out_of_seq
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Maximum number of out-of-sequence packets that will be accumulated before an EACK segment is sent. This refers to the vismRudpSessionMaxOutOfSeq object. The range is from 0 to 255; the default value is 4.
|
null_seg_timeout
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Time (in milliseconds) of idle time before sending a null segment. This refers to the vismRudpSessionNullSegTmout object. The range is from 0 to 65535; the default value is 2000.
|
trans_stat_timeout
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Time (in milliseconds) to wait for transfer state before an auto reset occurs. This refers to the vismRudpSessionTransStateTmout object. The range is from 0 to 65535; the default value is 2000.
|
rudp_session_type
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Whether the session is configured for trunking or Primary Rate Interface (PRI) backhaul. This refers to the vismRudpSessionType object.
|
rudp_session_rgwip
|
NUMBER(10)
|
IP address of the remote VISM. This refers to the vismRudpSessionRmtGwIp object.
|
reserved
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Reserved for future use.
|
1.3.65 SENSOR_THRHD
The SENSOR_THRHD table contains VXSM sensor threshold information.
Table 1-330 SENSOR_THRHD
Column Name
|
Oracle Data Type
|
Description
|
network_id
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Network ID.
|
node_id
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Node ID.
|
shelf
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Shelf number.
|
slot
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Slot number.
|
ent_phy_idx
|
NUMBER(10)
|
EntPhysicalIndex reference to the sensor.
|
thrhd_idx
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Uniquely identifies an entry in the entSensorThreshold table. The range is from 1 to 99999999.
|
thrhd_severity
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Severity of this threshold. Values are:
1: Other
10: Minor
20: Major
30: Critical
|
thrhd_rel
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Relation between the sensor value (entSensorValue) and threshold value (entSensorThresholdValue), which is required to trigger the alarm. Values are:
1: Less than
2: Less than or equal to
3: Greater than
4: Greater than or equal to
5: Equal to
6: Not equal to
|
thrhd_value
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Value of the threshold. The range is from -1000000000 to 1000000000.
|
thrhd_eval
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Result of the most recent threshold evaluation. Values are:
1: True
2: False
|
thrhd_notif
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Controls the generation of entSensorThresholdNotification for this threshold. Values are:
1: True
2: False
|
reserved
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Reserved for future use.
|
1.3.66 SESSION_GROUP
The SESSION_GROUP table contains VISM and VXSM session group information.
Table 1-331 SESSION_GROUP
Column Name
|
Type
|
Description
|
network_id
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Network ID.
|
node_id
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Node ID.
|
shelf
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Shelf number.
|
slot
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Slot number.
|
group_num
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Index for the vismSessionGrpEntry table. This refers to the vismSessionGrpNum object. The range is from 1 to 16.
|
set_num
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Session set number to which this session group belongs. This refers to the vismSessionGrpSetNum object.
|
group_state
|
NUMBER(5)
|
State of the session group. This refers to the vismSessionGrpState object. Values are:
1: idle
2: oos
3: is
|
curr_session
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Current session that has received the active state from the MGC in this session group. This refers to the vismSessionGrpCurrSession.
|
total_sessions
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Total number of sessions that has been added to this group. This refers to the vismSessionGrpTotalSessions object.
|
switch_fail
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Counter that keeps track of failed attempts to switch between sessions in this group. This refers to the vismSessionGrpSwitchFails object.
|
switch_success
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Counter that keeps track of successful attempts to switch between sessions in this group. This refers to the vismSessionGrpSwitchSuccesses object.
|
mgc_name
|
CHAR(64)
|
Name of the MGC. This refers to the vismSessionGrpMgcName object.
|
reserved
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Reserved for future use.
|
1.3.67 SESSION_SET
The SESSION_SET table contains VISM and VXSM session set information.
Table 1-332 SESSION_SET
Column Name
|
Type
|
Description
|
network_id
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Network ID.
|
node_id
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Node ID.
|
shelf
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Shelf number.
|
slot
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Slot number.
|
set_num
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Logical index of this table. This refers to the vismSessionSetNum object. The range is from 1 to 8.
|
set_state
|
NUMBER(5)
|
State of the session set. This refers to the vismSessionSetState object. Values are:
1: idle (default)
2: oos
3: active
4: standby
5: full
|
total_groups
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Number of session groups that have been added to a session set. This refers to the vismSessionSetTotalGrps object.
|
active_group
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Current active group number. This refers to the vismSessionSetActiveGrp object.
|
switch_fail
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Counter that tracks failed attempts to switch between session groups in this set. This refers to the vismSessionSetSwitchFails object.
|
switch_success
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Counter that keeps track of successful attempts to switch between session groups in this set. This refers to the vismSessionSetSwitchSuccesses object.
|
fault_tolerant
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Whether the set configuration is fault tolerant. This refers to the vismSessionSetFaultTolerant object.
|
reserved
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Reserved for future use.
|
1.3.68 SHELF
The SHELF table contains information about shelves.
Table 1-333 SHELF
Column Name
|
Oracle Data Type
|
Description
|
node_id
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Node ID.
|
network_id
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Network ID.
|
name
|
CHAR(32)
|
Shelf name.
|
mac_addr
|
CHAR(6)
|
MAC address.
|
routing_ip_addr
|
NUMBER(10)
|
IP address for routing.
|
lan_ip_addr
|
NUMBER(10)
|
IP address of the feeder shelf.
|
slip_ip_addr
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Serial Line Internet Protocol (SLIP) IP address.
|
shelf
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Shelf number.
|
serial_id
|
CHAR(21)
|
Backplane serial number.
|
shelf_type
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Shelf type based on the number of slots. A value of 1 indicates a 16-shot shelf (currently used only by AXIS).
|
status
|
NUMBER(5)
|
ASM alarm status of the shelf object. Values are:
1: ASM alarm off
2: ASM alarm on
|
filtered_alarm
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Values are:
-1: Not supported
0: Clear
1: Minor
2: Major
3: Critical
This parameter applies only to MGX1 feeders.
|
reserved
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Reserved for future use.
|
1.3.69 SRCP_PARAM
The SRCP_PARAM table contains VISM Simple Resource Control Protocol (SRCP) peer group parameter information.
Table 1-334 SRCP_PARAM
Column Name
|
Oracle Data Type
|
Description
|
network_id
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Network ID.
|
node_id
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Node ID.
|
shelf
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Shelf number.
|
slot
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Slot number.
|
mgcg_num
|
NUMBER(5)
|
MGC redundancy group number. This refers to the mgcRedundancyGrpNum object.
|
hb_interval
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Length of the heartbeat interval, in milliseconds. This refers to the srcpPeerGrpHeartbeatInterval object.
|
time_since_hb
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Time since the last heartbeat was received, in milliseconds. This refers to the srcpPeerGrpTimeSinceHeartbeat object.
|
max_pdu_size
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Maximum UDP PDU size, in octets. This refers to the srcpPeerGrpMaxPduSize object.
|
reserved
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Reserved for future use.
|
1.3.70 SRCP_PEER
The SRCP_PEER table contains VISM SRCP peer information.
Table 1-335 SRCP_PEER
Column Name
|
Oracle Data Type
|
Description
|
network_id
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Network ID.
|
node_id
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Node ID.
|
shelf
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Shelf number.
|
slot
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Slot number.
|
peerid
|
NUMBER(5)
|
SRCP peer index. This refers to the srcpPeerId object.
|
name
|
CHAR(64)
|
Name of the SRCP peer. This refers to the srcpPeerName object.
|
peerport
|
NUMBER(10)
|
UDP port of the SRCP peer. This refers to the srcpPeerPortNumber object. The default value is 2048.
|
hb_interval
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Length of the heartbeat interval, in milliseconds. If the value is 0, the heartbeat for this peer is not monitored, meaning that the srcpPeerHeartbeatInterval object is deprecated. The srcpPeerGrpHeartbeatInterval object is introduced in the srcpPeerGrpParamTable table.
|
time_since_hb
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Time since the last heartbeat was received, in milliseconds. This indicates that the srcpPeerTimeSinceHeartbeat object is deprecated. The srcpPeerGrpTimeSinceHeartbeat is introduced in the srcpPeerGrpParamTable table.
|
max_pdu_size
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Maximum UDP size, in octets. This indicates that the srcpPeerMaxPduSize object is deprecated. The srcpPeerGrpMaxPduSize object is introduced in the srcpPeerGrpParamTable table.
|
reserved
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Reserved for future use.
|
1.3.71 STAT_ENABLE
The STAT_ENABLE table contains information about the type of network statistics that are collected.
Table 1-336 STAT_ENABLE
Column Name
|
Oracle Data Type
|
Description
|
obj_id
|
INT
|
Object ID.
|
l_node_id
|
INT
|
Node ID
|
object_type
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Object type. Values are:
0: Connection
1: Circuit line (service line)
2: Packet line (trunk line)
3: Frame Relay port
|
stat_type
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Statistic type.
|
bucket_type
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Duration, in minutes, of the bucket.
|
owner_netw_id
|
NUMBER(5)
|
IPX network ID of the node.
|
owner_node_id
|
NUMBER(5)
|
IPX node ID.
|
num_buckets
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Maximum number of buckets residing in the IPX real-time memory.
|
bucket_size
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Size of the bucket, in bytes.
|
retain_peak
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Flag to indicate whether the peak is saved. This is a two-byte value where a high-order byte has the following format:
Bit 7: High
0: Interval in minutes
1: Interval in seconds
Bits 0 to 6: Peak interval
A low-order byte has the following values:
0: Don't save peak
1: Save peak
|
auto_stat
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Flag to indicate whether the statistic is enabled by the system by default. Values are:
0: Not enabled by default
1: Enabled by default
|
enable_flag
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Flag to indicate the active status of the statistic type. Values are:
0: Inactive
1: Active
|
collect_interval
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Time interval, in minutes, to collect statistical data.
|
enable_time
|
NUMBER(10)
|
UNIX time when the statistic was enabled.
|
retain_period
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Duration period, in minutes, of the records saved in the database.
|
reserved
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Reserved for future use.
|
1.3.72 SVC_CAC
The SVC_CAC table is the port CAC configuration table that specifies the CAC information for each interface.
Table 1-337 SVC_CAC
Column Name
|
Oracle Data Type
|
Description
|
node_id
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Node ID.
|
shelf
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Shelf number.
|
slot
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Slot number.
|
bay
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Bay number. The default value is 1.
|
line
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Line number.
|
port
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Port number.
|
if_index
|
NUMBER(10)
|
IfIndex number from the ifTable table.
|
util_fact_cbr
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Booking factor for CBR.
|
util_fact_rt_vbr
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Booking factor for real-time VBR.
|
util_fact_nrt_vbr
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Booking factor for nonreal-time VBR.
|
util_fact_abr
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Booking factor for ABR.
|
util_fact_ubr
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Booking factor for UBR.
|
max_bw_cbr
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Maximum bandwidth for CBR.
|
max_bw_rt_vbr
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Maximum bandwidth for real-time VBR.
|
max_bw_nrt_vbr
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Maximum bandwidth for nonreal-time VBR.
|
max_bw_abr
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Maximum bandwidth for ABR.
|
max_bw_ubr
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Maximum bandwidth for UBR.
|
min_bw_cbr
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Minimum bandwidth for CBR.
|
min_bw_rt_vbr
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Minimum bandwidth for real-time VBR.
|
min_bw_nrt_vbr
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Minimum bandwidth for nonreal-time VBR.
|
min_bw_abr
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Minimum bandwidth for ABR.
|
min_bw_ubr
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Minimum bandwidth for UBR.
|
max_vc_cbr
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Maximum number of VCs for CBR.
|
max_vc_rt_vbr
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Maximum number of VCs for real-time VBR.
|
max_vc_nrt_vbr
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Maximum number of VCs for nonreal-time VBR.
|
max_vc_abr
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Maximum number of VCs for ABR.
|
max_vc_ubr
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Maximum number of VCs for UBR.
|
min_vc_cbr
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Minimum number of VCs for CBR.
|
min_vc_rt_vbr
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Minimum number of VCs for real-time VBR.
|
min_vc_nrt_vbr
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Minimum number VCs for nonreal-time VBR.
|
min_vc_abr
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Minimum number of VCs for ABR.
|
min_vc_ubr
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Minimum number of VCs for UBR.
|
max_vc_bw_cbr
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Maximum bandwidth for a VC for CBR.
|
max_vc_bw_rt_vbr
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Maximum bandwidth for a VC for real-time VBR.
|
max_vc_bw_nrt_vbr
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Maximum bandwidth for a VC for nonreal-time VBR.
|
max_vc_bw_abr
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Maximum bandwidth for a VC for ABR.
|
max_vc_bw_ubr
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Maximum bandwidth for UBR.
|
def_cdvt_cbr
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Default CDVT for CBR.
|
def_cdvt_rt_vbr
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Default CDVT for real-time VBR.
|
def_cdvt_nrt_vbr
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Default CDVT for nonreal-time VBR.
|
def_cdvt_abr
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Default CDVT for ABR.
|
def_cdvt_ubr
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Default CDVT for UBR.
|
def_mbs_rt_vbr
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Default MBS for real-time VBR.
|
def_mbs_nrt_vbr
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Default MBS for nonreal-time VBR.
|
reserved
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Reserved for future use.
|
1.3.73 SVC_OPERATION
The SVC_OPERATION table contains SVC operation information.
Table 1-338 SVC_OPERATION
Column Name
|
Oracle Data Type
|
Description
|
node_id
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Node ID.
|
shelf
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Shelf number.
|
slot
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Slot number.
|
bay
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Bay number.
|
line
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Line number.
|
port
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Port number.
|
if_index
|
NUMBER(10)
|
IfIndex number.
|
ilmi_enable
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Operational state of the ILMI. Values are:
1: True
2: False
|
ifc_type
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Interface type. Values are:
1: publicUni
2: privateUni
3: iisp
4: pnni
|
ifc_side
|
NUMBER(5)
|
IME type of the ATM device. Values are:
1: User side
2: Network side
3: Symmetric
|
max_vpcs
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Maximum number of switched and permanent VPCs supported on this ATM interface.
|
max_vccs
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Maximum number of switched and permanent VCCs supported on this ATM interface.
|
max_vpibits
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Maximum number of active VPI bits.
|
max_vcibits
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Maximum number of active VCI bits.
|
uni_type
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Type of ATM device. Values are:
1: Public
5: Private
|
uni_version
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Latest version of the ATM forum, UNI signaling specification. Values are:
1: version2point0
2: version3poing0
3: version3poing1
4: version4poing0
5: unsupported
|
device_type
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Type of the ATM device. Values are:
1: User
2: Node
|
ilmi_version
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Latest version of the ATM forum, ILMI specification. Values are:
1: unsupported
2: version4point0
|
nni_sig_version
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Latest version of the ATM forum, PNNI signaling specification. Values are:
1: unsupported
2: iisp
3: pnniVersion1point0
|
max_svpc_vpi
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Maximum switched VPC VPI.
|
min_svpc_vpi
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Minimum switched VPC VPI.
|
max_svcc_vpi
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Maximum switched VCC VPI.
|
min_svcc_vpi
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Minimum switched VCC VPI.
|
max_svcc_vci
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Maximum switched VCC VCI.
|
min_svcc_vci
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Minimum switched VCC VCI.
|
reserved
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Reserved for future use.
|
1.3.74 SVC_PORT
The SVC_PORT table is an interface configuration table that collects attributes that affect the operation of the controller interface.
Table 1-339 SVC_PORT
Column Name
|
Oracle Data Type
|
Description
|
node_id
|
NUMBER(10)
|
CTM node ID.
|
shelf
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Shelf number.
|
slot
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Slot number.
|
bay
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Bay number. The default value is 1.
|
line
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Line number.
|
port
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Port number.
|
if_index
|
NUMBER(10)
|
IfIndex number from the ifTable table.
|
admin_status
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Administrative status. Values are:
1: inService
2: outService
3: blocked
|
oper_status
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Operational state. Values are:
1: ok
2: failed
3: other
|
svc_blocked
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Whether switch virtual connections are allowed.
|
spvc_blocked
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Whether soft permanent virtual connections are allowed.
|
signalling_vpi
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Signaling virtual path identifier (VPI).
|
signalling_vci
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Signaling virtual channel identifier (VCI).
|
routing_vpi
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Routing VPI.
|
routing_vci
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Routing VCI.
|
uni_version
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Latest version of the ATM forum, UNI signaling specification. Values are:
1: uni20
2: uni30
3: uni31
4: uni40
5: ituDss2
6: frf4
7: unsupported
8: ip
9: self
|
nni_version
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Latest version of the ATM forum, PNNI signaling specification. Values are:
1: iisp30
2: iisp31
3: pnni10
4: enni
5: aini
7: unsupported
|
uni_type
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Type of ATM device. Values are:
1: public
2: private
|
side
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Type of ATM device. Values are:
1: user
2: network
|
svcc_vpi_lo
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Minimum SVCC VPI configured.
|
svcc_vpi_hi
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Maximum SVCC VPI configured.
|
svcc_vci_lo
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Minimum SVCC VCI configured.
|
svcc_vci_hi
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Maximum SVCC VCI configured.
|
svpc_vpi_lo
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Minimum SVPC VPI configured.
|
svpc_vpi_hi
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Maximum SVPC VPI configured.
|
enhanced_lisp
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Indicates whether the enhanced features for Interim Inter-Switch Signaling Protocol (IISP) are enabled or disabled.
|
spvc_addr
|
CHAR(40)
|
Address that identifies the internal NSAP address assigned to a port by the switch. The format is a 13-byte node prefix and 7-byte port number.
|
trunkmaintenance
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Applies to the trunk maintenance feature. This indicates whether the interface is in maintenance mode.
|
maint_start_timer
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Applies to the trunk maintenance feature. This is the connection reroute start timer used after the trunk goes to maintenance mode.
|
maint_conn_per_group
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Applies to the trunk maintenance feature. This is the number of connections to be rerouted in parallel, per batch.
|
maint_interval
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Applies to the trunk maintenance feature. Time interval (in seconds) between each batch of rerouted connections.
|
maint_deroute_option
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Applies to the trunk maintenance feature. Reroute options are:
• None
• ServiceCategoryBased
• VpiVciBased
• NumConnBased
|
maint_service_category
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Applies to the trunk maintenance feature. This is the service category to be rerouted.
|
maint_start_vpi
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Applies to the trunk maintenance feature. This is the starting VPI of the connections to be rerouted.
|
maint_start_vci
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Applies to the trunk maintenance feature. This is the starting VCI of the connections to be rerouted.
|
maint_end_vpi
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Applies to the trunk maintenance feature. This is the ending VPI of the connections to be rerouted.
|
maint_end_vci
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Applies to the trunk maintenance feature. This is the ending VCI of the connections to be rerouted.
|
maint_num_deroute
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Applies to the trunk maintenance feature. This is the total number of connections to be rerouted.
|
deroute_delay_enable
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Applies to the AIS delay, reroute delay, and absolute and percentage grooming thresholds feature. This indicates whether the reroute delay is enabled or disabled on this PNNI interface.
|
deroute_delay_timer
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Applies to the AIS delay, reroute delay, and absolute and percentage grooming thresholds feature. This is the reroute delay timer, in seconds.
|
sched_groom_start_vpi
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Applies to the route optimization (grooming) feature. This is the starting VPI of the connections to be groomed on the interface.
|
sched_groom_start_vci
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Applies to the route optimization (grooming) feature. This is the starting VCI of the connections to be groomed on the interface.
|
sched_groom_end_vpi
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Applies to the route optimization (grooming) feature. This is the ending VPI of the connections to be groomed on the interface.
|
sched_groom_end_vci
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Applies to the route optimization (grooming) feature. This is the ending VCI of the connections to be groomed on the interface.
|
sched_groom_interval
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Applies to the route optimization (grooming) feature. This is the frequency at which the grooming is initiated, in minutes, on the interface.
|
sched_groom_start_tod
|
CHAR(5)
|
Applies to the route optimization (grooming) feature. This is the grooming start time of day on the interface.
|
sched_groom_end_tod
|
CHAR(5)
|
Applies to the route optimization (grooming) feature. This is the grooming end time of day on the interface.
|
sched_groom_week_day
|
CHAR(8)
|
Applies to the route optimization (grooming) feature. This is the days in a week when the grooming should take place on the interface.
|
sched_groom_enable
|
small NUMBER(10)
|
Applies to the route optimization (grooming) feature. This enables or disables the associated scheduled grooming configuration on the interface.
|
reserved
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Reserved for future use.
|
1.3.75 TONE_DETECT
The TONE_DETECT table contains VISM tone detect information.
Table 1-340 TONE_DETECT
Column Name
|
Oracle Data Type
|
Description
|
network_id
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Network ID.
|
node_id
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Node ID.
|
shelf
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Shelf number.
|
slot
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Slot number.
|
tone_detect_index
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Logical index of this table. Currently, only tones 1 to 10 are used and call agents can request up to ten tones to be detected on different endpoints at any given time.
|
max_deviation
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Frequency maximum deviation parameter to be used when sending the request to detect a tone in the DSP. The range is from 10 to 125.
Note Refer to the VISM Configuration Guide for standard values to be used for this field.
|
max_power
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Frequency maximum power parameter to be used when sending the request to detect a tone in the DSP. The range is from 0 to 30.
|
min_power
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Frequency minimum power parameter to be used when sending the request to detect a tone in the DSP. The range is from 10 to 35.
|
power_twist
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Frequency power twist parameter to be used when sending the request to detect a tone in the DSP. The range is from 0 to 15.
|
max_delay
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Frequency maximum delay parameter to be used when sending the request to detect a tone in the DSP. The range is from 0 to 100.
|
min_on_cadence
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Minimum on-time parameter to be used for detecting frequencies while detecting the supervision tone in the DSP. The range is from 3 to 100.
|
max_off_cadence
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Frequency maximum deviation parameter to be used when sending the request to detect a tone in the DSP. The range is from 5 to 5000.
|
num_cadence
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Number of pairs of the dual frequency to detect. Currently, up to ten pairs of frequency can be detected. The range is from 0 to 6.
|
event_code
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Call agents can request the supervision tone detection indexed by this field. The range is from 0 to 255.
Note The values of the event code are mapped from the subscriber line event codes defined in RFC2833. Currently, VISM supports detection of only a handful of supervision tones like Ringing, Busy, Dial-Tone, and SIT.
|
frequency1
|
NUMBER(5)
|
First frequency component of the dual frequency to be detected by the DSP. The range is from 280 to 3800.
|
frequency2
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Second frequency component of the dual frequency to be detected by the DSP. The range is from 280 to 3800. A value of 0 means that this is a single frequency.
|
on_cadence
|
NUMBER(5)
|
The on time in each cycle of the dual frequency to be detected by the DSP. The range is from 3 to 5000, in intervals of 10 ms.
|
off_cadence
|
NUMBER(5)
|
The off time in each cycle of the dual frequency to be detected by the DSP. The range is from 3 to 5000, in intervals of 10 ms.
|
reserved
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Reserved for future use.
|
1.3.76 TONE_ID
The TONE_ID table contains VXSM tone ID information.
Table 1-341 TONE_ID
Column Name
|
Oracle Data Type
|
Description
|
network_id
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Network ID.
|
node_id
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Node ID.
|
shelf
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Shelf number.
|
slot
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Slot number.
|
tone_id
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Index of the programmable tone in a tone plan.
|
name
|
CHAR(64)
|
Name of the programmable tone.
|
reserved
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Reserved for future use.
|
1.3.77 TONE_PLAN
The TONE_PLAN table contains VISM tone plan information.
Table 1-342 TONE_PLAN
Column Name
|
Type
|
Description
|
network_id
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Network ID.
|
node_id
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Node ID.
|
shelf
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Shelf number.
|
slot
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Slot number.
|
index
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Index to this table. For VXSM, this refers to the tonePlanIndex object. The range is from 1 to 65535.
|
entry_status
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Status of this entry. This refers to the tonePlanEntryStatus object.
|
provision_flag
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Whether this entry contains predefined tone plan configuration information from the internal firmware code, where the object is set to built-in, or if it has been configured with tone plan configuration information that has been downloaded from the PXM, where the object is set to unused. This refers to the tonePlanProvisionFlag object.
For VXSM, this indicates whether this tone plan is a system built-in tone plan. Values are:
1: True
2: False
|
region_name
|
CHAR(64)
|
Region or country for which this tone plan is defined. This refers to the tonePlanRegionName object.
|
version_num
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Entry's version number for a tone plan for a region. This refers to the tonePlanVersionNumber object. For VXSM, this is the version of the tone plan for a region. The range is from 0 to 100.
|
file_name
|
CHAR(65)
|
Valid filename stored on the TFTP server, which contains the tone definitions. This refers to the tonePlanFileName object. For VXSM, this is the valid filename stored on the TFTP or FTP server that contains the programmable tones' definitions.
|
vif_count
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Number of voice interfaces using the tone plan.
|
reserved
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Reserved for future use.
|
1.3.78 USER_CONNECTION
The USER_CONNECTION table contains end-to-end connection data.
Table 1-343 USER_CONNECTION
Column Name
|
Oracle Data Type
|
Description
|
l_node_id
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Local end node ID.
|
num_segs
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Number of segments.
|
conn_model
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Endpoint is defined as follows:
e1 - e2 ---- e3 -Y ---- Y - e4 ---- e5 - e6
Note e1 is endpoint one, e2 is endpoint two, and so on. Y is the Y endpoint.
P is PVC, S is SPVC, H is Hybrid, and I is Incomplete.
0: P-1—PVC 1 segment
1: S-1—Single-ended complete SPVC
2: S-2—Double-ended complete SPVC
3: H-1—2-segment hybrid with SPVC part as single-ended
4: H-2—2-segment hybrid with feeder on local end
5: H-3—2-segment hybrid with feeder on remote end
6: H-4—3-segment hybrid
7: P-2—2-segment PVC with feeder on local end
8: P-3—2-segment PVC with feeder on remote end
9: P-4—3-segment PVC
128: I-1—(e1-e2) feeder incomplete
129: I-2—(e3-y) with e3 terminated/nonterminated master
130: I-2—(e3-y) with e3 nonterm single ended master
131: I-3—(e4-y) with e4 as terminated/nonterminated slave
132: I-4—(e3-e4) with e3 terminated/nonterminated and e4 terminated/nonterminated (if both are terminated, it is S2)
133: I-5—(e1-y) where e1 is local and e3 is master
134: I-6—(e6-y) where e6 is remote and e4 is slave
135: I-7—(e1-e4) where e1 is local and e4 is nonterm slave
136: I-8—(e3-e6) where e3 is nonterm master and e6 is remote end
|
owner
|
NUMBER(5)
|
SD broker child ID. SD broker is a server process in CTM R6.0.
|
persistent_slave
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Values are:
1: persistent
2: nonpersistent
3: p2mp
|
termination
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Values for each bit are:
Bit (0):
0: Local end is terminated
1: Local end is not terminated
Bit (1)
0: Remote end is terminated
1: Remote end is not terminated
Bits (2-4): Local endpoint type
0: RPM
1: FR
2: ATM
3: VOICE
4: DATA
7: VISM
Bits (5-7): Remote endpoint type
0: RPM
1: FR
2: ATM
3: VOICE
4: DATA
7: VISM
|
l_slot
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Local end slot number.
|
l_line
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Local end line number.
|
l_port
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Local end port number1 (refers to the logical port). Values are:
• For ASI/BXM/FRP, the logical port is the physical port.
• For AUSM4, the logical port is the physical line.
• For UFM/AUSM8, this value is the logical port.
|
l_logical_port
|
NUMBER(5)
|
MGX RPM endpoints. This refers to the logical port numbers of the AUSM connections. For RPM, the value is 1. The default value is -1.
|
l_subchnl_1
|
NUMBER(5)
|
First local-end subchannel number. Values are:
DLCI: Frame Relay endpoints
VPI: ATM endpoints
-1: Voice and data endpoints
|
l_subchnl_2
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Second local-end subchannel number. Values are:
VCI: ATM endpoints
-1: Frame Relay, voice, and data endpoints
|
l_parent_status
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Values are:
0: Ok
1: Fail
|
l_EndPointInfo
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Combination for primary status, secondary status, service type, and policing. Values are:
Bits 0 to 3: Primary alarm.
Bits 4 to 15: Secondary alarm. Only bits 4 to 11 are used currently.
Bits 16 to 23: Service type.
Bits 24 to 31: Unused for future additions.
|
lr_slot
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Local slot number.
|
lr_port
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Local port number.
|
lr_subchnl_1
|
NUMBER(5)
|
First local subchannel number.
|
lr_subchnl_2
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Second local subchannel number.
|
lc_node_id
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Local hub node ID.
Note This is the same as the local node ID for connections that originate from a routing node.
|
lc_slot
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Local hub slot number.
Note This is the same as the local slot for connections that originate from a routing node.
|
lc_port
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Local hub port number.
Note This is the same as the port ID for connections that originate from a routing node.
|
lc_subchnl_1
|
NUMBER(5)
|
First local hub subchannel number.
Note This is the same as the first local subchannel number for connections that originate from a routing node.
|
lc_subchnl_2
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Second local hub subchannel number.
Note This is the same as the second local subchannel number for connections that originate from a routing node.
|
lc_parent_status
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Values are:
0: Ok
1: Fail
|
lc_EndPointInfo
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Combination for primary status, secondary status, service type, and policing. Values are
Bits 0 to 3: Primary alarm.
Bits 4 to 15: Secondary alarm. Only bits 4 to 11 are used currently.
Bits 16 to 23: Service type.
Bits 24 to 31: Unused for future additions.
|
rc_node_id
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Remote hub node ID.
Note This is the same as the remote node ID for connections that originate from a routing node.
|
rc_slot
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Remote hub slot number.
Note The is the same as the remote slot ID for connections that originate from a routing node.
|
rc_port
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Remote hub port number.
Note This is the same as the remote port ID for connections that originate from a routing node.
|
rc_subchnl_1
|
NUMBER(5)
|
First remote hub subchannel number.
Note This is the same as the first remote subchannel number for connections that originate from a routing node.
|
rc_subchnl_2
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Second remote hub subchannel number.
Note This is the same as the second remote subchannel number for connections that originate from a routing node.
|
rc_parent_status
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Values are:
0: Ok
1: Fail
|
rc_EndPointInfo
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Combination for primary status, secondary status, service type, and policing.
Bits 0 to 3: Primary alarm.
Bits 4 to 15: Secondary alarm. Only bits 4 to 11 are used currently.
Bits 16 to 23: Service type.
Bits 24 to 31: Unused for future additions.
|
Y_node_id
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Applies to SPVC, hybrid only.
|
Y_slot
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Applies to SPVC, hybrid only.
|
Y_port
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Applies to SPVC, hybrid only.
|
Y_subchnl_1
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Applies to SPVC, hybrid only.
|
Y_subchnl_2
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Applies to SPVC, hybrid only.
|
rr_slot
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Remote slot number.
Note This is the same as the remote slot ID for connections that originate from a routing node.
|
rr_port
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Remote port number.
Note This is the same as the remote port ID for connections that originate from a routing node.
|
rr_subchnl_1
|
NUMBER(5)
|
First remote subchannel number.
Note This is the same as the first remote subchannel number for connections that originate from a routing node.
|
rr_subchnl_2
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Second remote subchannel number
Note This is the same as the second remote subchannel number for connections that originate from a routing node.
|
r_node_id
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Remote end node ID.
|
r_slot
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Remote end slot number.
|
r_line
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Remote end line number.
|
r_port
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Remote end port number (refers to the logical port). Values are:
• For ASI/FRP, the logical port is the physical port.
• For AUSM4, the logical port is the physical line.
• For UFM/AUSM8, this value is the logical port.
|
r_logical_port
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Remote logical port number.
|
r_subchnl_1
|
NUMBER(5)
|
First remote subchannel number.
|
r_subchnl_2
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Second remote subchannel number. For Frame Relay, voice, and data endpoints, this is set to -1. For ATM endpoints, this is set to VCI.
|
r_parent_status
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Values are:
0: Ok
1: Fail
|
r_EndPointInfo
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Combination for primary status, secondary status, service type, and policing. Values are:
Bits 0 to 3: Primary alarm.
Bits 4 to 15: Secondary alarm. Only bits 4 to 11 are used currently.
Bits 16 to 23: Service type.
Bits 24 to 31: Unused for future additions.
|
parm_type
|
NUMBER(5)
|
A flag that indicates whether Cisco proprietary or standard Frame Relay parameters are used.
|
state
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Connection state. Values are:
1: Clear
2: Fail
3: Down
4: Incomplete
5: Error (for SPVC and hybrid only)
|
secondary_state
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Consists of Abit, AIS, OAM, and Conditioned. Values are:
Bits 0 to 2: local Abit
0: Unknown
1: Ok
2: Fail
Bits 3 and 4: local AIS
0: Unknown
1: Ok
2: Fail
Bits 5 and 6: local OAM
0: Unknown
1: Ok
2: Fail
Bits 7 and 8: local Conditioned
0: Unknown
1: Ok
2: Fail
Bits 9 and 10: remote Abit
0: Unknown
1: Ok
2: Fail
Bits 11 and 12: remote AIS
0: Unknown
1: Ok
2: Fail
Bits 13 and 14: remote OAM
0: Unknown
1: Ok
2: Fail
Bits 15 and 16: remote Conditioned
0: Unknown
1: Ok
2: Fail
Note Conditioned values are not applicable to PVC.
|
proc_state
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Processing state.
Note This is internal to CTM.
|
con_type
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Connection type. Values are:
1: FR
2: ATMFR
3: ATM
4: DATA
5: VOICE
6: CE
7: ATMCE
8: RPM
9: ATMRPM
10: RPMFR
11: VISMATM
12: VISMVISM
13: VISM-RPM
14: VISM-FR
17: ATM-UNKNOWN (for single-ended SPVC only)
18: FR-UNKNOWN (for single-ended SPVC only)
19: CE-UNKNOWN (for single-ended SPVC only)
20: RPM-UNKNOWN (for single-ended SPVC only)
21: VISM-UNKNOWN (for single-ended SPVC only)
Note For incomplete connections, this field is set to 0. Refer to the termination for the exact endpoint type.
|
subtype
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Service type. Values are:
1: FR
2: VBR
3: CBR
4: Unknown
5: ABR
6: FRFS
7: CE
8: ATMFR_VBR3
9: ATMFR_ABR_FS
10: UBR
11: VBR1
12: VBR2
13: VBR3
|
subtype
(continued)
|
NUMBER(5)
|
14: ABR1
15: ABR.FS
16: UBR1
17: UBR2
18: VOICE
19: DATA
20: ATM_RTVBR1
21: ATM_RTVBR2
22: ATM_RTVBR3
23: ATMFR_CBR1
24: ATMFR_VBR2
25: ATMFR_RTVBR2
26: ATMFR_RTVBR3
27: ATMFR_UBR1
28: ATMFR_UBR2
41: ATM_ATFST
42: ATM_ATFTFST
43: ATM_ATFXFST
44: ATMFR_ATFST
|
subtype
(continued)
|
NUMBER(5)
|
45: ATMFR_ATFTFST
46: ATMFR_ATFXFST
47: ATMFR_ABR1
48: ATM_CBR2
49: ATM_CBR3
50: ATMFR_CBR2
51: ATMFR_CBR3
52: ATM_VBR4
53: ATM_VBR5
54: ATM_RTVBR4
55: ATM_RTVBR5
56: ATMFR_VBR4
57: ATMFR_VBR5
58: ATMFR_RTVBR4
59: ATMFR_RTVBR5
60: ATM_RTVBR
61: ATMFR_VBR
62: ATMFR_RTVBR
|
l_endpt_obj_id
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Local endpoint object ID.
|
lc_endpt_obj_id
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Local hub endpoint object ID.
|
rc_endpt_obj_id
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Remote hub endpoint object ID.
|
r_endpt_obj_id
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Remote endpoint object ID.
|
l_per_util
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Local end percent utilization. This parameter is taken from the routing segment.
|
r_per_util
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Remote end percent utilization. This parameter is taken from the routing segment.
|
l_mc_type
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Local multicast type flag for multicast connections. Values are:
0: Normal
1: Root
2: Leaf
|
r_mc_type
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Remote multicast type flag for multicast connections. Values are:
0: Normal
1: Root
2: Leaf
|
l_end_nni
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Values are:
-1: Unknown port type
1: NNI port type
0: Non-NNI port type
2: XLMI port type
|
r_end_nni
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Values are:
-1: Unknown port type
1: NNI port type
0: Non-NNI port type
2: XLMI port type
For incomplete PVC, this field is always -1 (unknown).
|
l_vp_flag
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Values are:
1: VP connection
0: VC connection
|
r_vp_flag
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Values are:
1: VP connection
0: VC connection
|
end_to_end_type
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Values are:
0: PVC
1: SPVC
2: HYBRID
3: Single-ended SPVC
4: Single-ended HYBRID
256: XPVC-PVC
257: XPVC-SPVC
258: XPVC-HYBRID
|
network_prefix
|
VARCHAR
|
Network prefix associated with an MGX with a PXM1E node. If rc_node_id is set to -1, this column contains a network prefix. This field is for an incomplete SPVC (master channel whose remote node ID is not known). For null values, it means that information is not applicable.
|
l_pnni_master
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Used internally within CTM. Values are:
0: Local endpoint is slave
1: Local endpoint is master
|
inseg_tbl_1
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Values are:
-1: Field is not supported
0: Segment notification is not received from both endpoints
1: Segment notification arrived from both local and remote endpoints
2: Segment notification received from one endpoint only
3: Segment notification received from local endpoint only
The default value is -1.
|
inseg_tbl_2
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Values are:
-1: Field is not supported.
0: Segment notification is not received from both endpoints
1: Segment notification arrived from both local and remote endpoints
2: Segment notification received from one endpoint only
3: Segment notification received from local endpoint only
The default value is -1.
Note This value is applicable only if num_segs is greater than 1.
|
inseg_tbl_3
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Values are:
-1: Field is not supported.
0: Segment notification is not received from both endpoints
1: Segment notification arrived from both local and remote endpoints
2: Segment notification received from one endpoint only
3: Segment notification received from local endpoint only
The default value is -1.
Note This value is applicable only if num_segs is greater than 2.
|
pref_route_id
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Route ID of the associated pref_route object. The range is from 0 to 65535; the default value is 0.
|
direct_route_flag
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Directed route flag. values are
2: False (default)
1: True
|
snmp_index
|
serial
|
SNMP proxy index for the user connection.
|
1.3.79 USER_CONN_DESC
The USER_CONN_DESC table contains descriptors for user connections.
Table 1-344 USER_CONN_DESC
Column Name
|
Oracle Data Type
|
Description
|
l_node_id
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Local end node ID.
|
l_slot
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Local end slot number.
|
l_line
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Local end line number.
|
l_port
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Local end port number (logical port).
• For ASI/BXM/FRP, the logical port is the physical port.
• For AUSM4, the logical port is the physical line.
• For UFM/AUSM8, this value is the logical port.
|
l_logical_port
|
NUMBER(5)
|
MGX RPM endpoints. For AUSM, this value is the logical port number. The value is 1 for RPM. The default value is -1.
|
l_subchnl_1
|
NUMBER(5)
|
First local end subchannel number.
• For Frame Relay endpoints, this is set to DLCI.
• For ATM endpoints, this is set to VPI.
• For voice and data endpoints, this is set to -1.
|
l_subchnl_2
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Second local end subchannel number.
• For Frame Relay, voice, and data endpoints, this is set to -1.
• For ATM endpoints, this is set to VCI.
|
descriptor
|
CHAR(64)
|
Connection descriptor.
|
1.3.80 VIRTUAL_PORT
The VIRTUAL_PORT table contains information for the ATM virtual interface on RPM and VISM cards.
Table 1-345 VIRTUAL_PORT
Column Name
|
Oracle Data Type
|
Description
|
network_id
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Network ID.
|
node_id
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Node ID.
|
shelf
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Shelf number.
|
slot
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Logical slot number of the card.
|
bay
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Bay number. This value is always 1.
|
line
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Line number.
• For virtual ports on RPM/RPM-XF cards, this value is always 1.
• For virtual ports on VISM and VXSM cards, this value is always 0.
|
port
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Logical port number (zero-based). This value maps to the port in the RSC_PART table. Values are:
0: VC connection
1: VP connection
|
if_index
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Unique value of each interface.
|
if_type
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Interface type.
For RPM-PR cards, the value is 149 (virtual ATM).
For RPM-XF cards, this parameter specifies the interface link type. Values are:
1: pointToPoint
2: multiPoint
3: labelSwitching
-1: Not supported for the VISM card
|
max_bandwidth
|
NUMBER(10)
|
ATM interface's maximum cell rate. The range is from 0 to 4294967295; the default value is 7000000.
|
reserved
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Reserved for future use.
|
1.3.81 VISM_ANNOUNCE
The VISM_ANNOUNCE table contains VISM and VXSM announcement information.
Table 1-346 VISM_ANNOUNCE
Column Name
|
Oracle Data Type
|
Description
|
network_id
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Network ID.
|
node_id
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Node ID.
|
shelf
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Shelf number.
|
slot
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Slot number.
|
ann_num
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Announcement number. The range is from 0 to 2147483647.
|
file_status
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Status of the file. For VISM, values are:
1: Loaded
2: Loading
3: Invalid file
4: Load failed
For VXSM, values are:
1: Cached
2: Loading
3: Invalid file
4: Load failed
5: Not cached
|
file_name
|
CHAR(255)
|
Name of the valid announcement file.
|
codec
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Type of codec to be used for playing announcements. Values are:
1: g711u
2: g711a
3: g726r32000
4: g729a
5: g729ab
7: g726r16000
8: g726r24000
9: g726r40000
11: g723h
12: g723ah
13: g723l
14: g723al
|
play_noc
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Number of cycles that the announcement file is played. The range is from 0 to 2147483647; the default value is 1.
|
file_duration
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Duration to play the announcement for one cycle for fixed-announcement play. The range is from 0 to 4294967295; the default value is 0.
|
file_type
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Announcement file type. Values are:
1: Dynamic (default)
2: Permanent
|
file_age
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Announcement file age in cache for dynamic files only. The range is from 0 to 65535.
|
reserved
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Reserved for future use.
|
1.3.82 VISM_CARD
The VISM_CARD table contains VISM card information.
Table 1-347 VISM_CARD
Column Name
|
Oracle Data Type
|
Description
|
network_id
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Network ID.
|
node_id
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Node ID.
|
node_type
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Node type.
|
shelf
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Shelf number.
|
slot
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Slot number.
|
ipaddress
|
NUMBER(10)
|
IP address of the VISM card.
|
subnetmask
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Subnetmask of the VISM IP interface.
|
mg_name
|
CHAR(64)
|
Media gateway name. This refers to the mgName object.
|
mg_adminstate
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Current administrative state of the media gateway. This refers to the mgAdministrativeState object. Values are:
1: adminStateUnlocked
2: adminStateLocked
3: adminStateShuttingDown
|
mg_adminstate_ctrl
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Used to control the administrative state. This refers to the mgAdministrativeStateControl object. Values are:
1: unlock
2: lock
3: shutdown
|
xgcp_req_timeout
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Request timeout used to determine the timeout value for retransmitting unacknowledged messages. This refers to the xgcpRequestTimeOut object. This value is reported in milliseconds.
|
xgcp_req_retries
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Number of retries for a request that exceeds the timeout. This refers to the xgcpRequestRetries object. The range is from 0 to 10.
|
xgcp_restart_inprog
ress
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Maximum waiting delay (MWD) timeout value for the media gateway to send a restart in progress message to the MGC. This refers to the xgcpRestartInProgressMWD object.
|
ecan_encoding
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Voice encoding type. This refers to the vismEcanEncoding object.
|
avail_ds0count
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Number of DS-0s available for new connections on the VISM card. This refers to the vismAvailableDs0Count object.
|
mode
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Connection model with which the VISM card is configured to operate. This refers to the vismMode object.
|
cacEnable
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Whether CAC functionality should be applied on the VISM card. This refers to the vismCacEnable object.
|
ecanIdlePattern
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Echo canceller pattern for idle code. This refers to the vismEcanCnfIdlePattern object.
|
ecanIdleDir
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Echo canceller idle direction. This refers to the vismEcanCnfIdleDirection object.
|
vismErl
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Provisions the return echo lost. This refers to the vismERL object.
|
jitDelMode
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Jitter buffer mode to be applied to the call connection. This refers to the vismJitterDelayMode object.
|
jitInitDelay
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Jitter buffer size. This refers to the vismJitterInitialDelay object.
|
gainCtrl
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Control to adjust the gain of the call connection. This refers to the vismAdaptiveGainControl object.
|
muxtype
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Card-level parameter for AAL2 adaptation that identifies the mutiplexing function of the AAL2 common part sublayer. This refers to the vismAal2SubcellMuxing object.
|
contrl_tos
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Provisions the bitmask used for the Type of Service (TOS) octet for cells carrying the control (xGCP) traffic. This refers to the vismControlTos object.
|
br_ipaddress
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Bearer IP address of the VISM card. The refers to the vismBearerIpAddress object.
|
br_subnetmask
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Bearer subnetmask of the VISM IP interface. This refers to the vismBearerSubNetMask object.
|
br_tos
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Provisions the bitmask used for the TOS octet for cells carrying VoIP bearer (RTP) traffic. This refers to the vismBearerTos object.
|
rtcp_rp_intval
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Real-Time Control Protocol (RTCP) report interval (defined in RFC 1889). This refers to the vismRtcpRepInterval object.
|
rtp_rcv_tmr
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Whether the RTP packets receive timer on the VISM card should be enabled. This refers to the vismRtpReceiveTimer object.
|
voip_dtmf_relay
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Whether the DTMF digits are transported to the other endpoint through named signal event (NSE) packets. This refers to the vismVoIpDtmfRelay object.
|
voip_cas_trspt
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Whether the CAS (ABCD) bits are transported to the other endpoint through NSE packets. This refers to the vismVoIpCasTransport object.
|
voip_tri_red
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Whether triple redundancy is enabled. This refers to the vismVoIpTripleRedundancy object.
|
voip_vad_tmr
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Hangover time for VAD, in milliseconds. This refers to the vismVoIpVADTimer object.
|
nte_capb_negot
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Whether the VISM card has the capability to negotiate the list of named signal events (NSEs) or named telephony events (NTEs) using rtpmap and fmtpmap in the Session Description Protocol (SDP). This refers to the vismVoIpNTECapabilityNegotiate object.
|
sid_payload_type
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Payload type of an RTP packet carrying the service ID (SID), which is sent to the other end when silence is detected. This refers to the vismVoIpSIDPayloadType object.
|
dpvc_oam_cell_gap
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Intercell gap for dual PVC OAM cells. This refers to the vismVoIpDPvcOamCellGap object.
|
dpvc_retry_cnt
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Threshold for PVC failure. This refers to the vismVoIpDPvcRetryCnt object.
|
dpvc_recover_cnt
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Threshold for PVC recovery. This refers to the vismVoIpDPvcRecoverCnt object.
|
rtcp_rcv_multi
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Number of times the RTCP reports can fail before an exception condition activity can be performed. This refers to the vismRtcpRecvMultiplier object.
|
lapd_trunk_pvc
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Used for VoIP trunking applications only if the signaling type is configured to be CCS. This refers to the vismVoIpLapdTrunkPVC object.
|
event_neg_policy
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Whether the VISM card should advertise the event codecs, NSEs, NTEs, or Cisco RTP, in addition to the list of events specified by the call agent. This refers to the vismVoIpEventNegotiationPolicy object.
|
upspeed_codec
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Type of codec to be used when fax upspeed occurs. This refers to the vismUpspeedCodec object.
|
appl_template
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Codec template currently configured on the VISM card. This refers to the vismAppliedTemplate object.
|
tftp_server_dn
|
CHAR(64)
|
Domain name of the TFTP server from where the CAS module downloads the CAS files. This refers to the vismTftpServerDn object.
|
xgcp_br_nwtype
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Network type used to transport bearer traffic. This refers to the vismXgcpBearerNetworkType object.
|
xgcp_br_vctype
|
NUMBER(5)
|
VC type used to transport bearer traffic. This refers to the vismXgcpBearerVCType object.
|
xgcp_br_contype
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Connection type used to transport bearer traffic. This refers to the vismXgcpBearerConnectionType object.
|
br_continu_tmr
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Bearer continuity timer, in milliseconds. This refers to the vismBearerContinuityTimer object.
|
codec_neg_opt
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Forms an ordered intersection of lists. One of the lists must be used to determine the resulting order of codecs. This refers to the vismCodecNegotiationOption object.
|
prfile_neg_opt
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Forms an ordered intersection of lists. One of the lists must be used to determine the resulting order of profiles. This refers to the vismprofileNegotiationOption object.
|
carr_loss_policy
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Policy that is applied when a carrier loss is detected. This refers to the vismCarrierLossPolicy object.
|
carr_loss_policy
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Policy that is applied when the CAC function rejects the upspeeding of a connection due to a fax or modem switchover request. This refers to the vismCacRejectionPolicy object.
|
ext_dns_serv
|
CHAR(64)
|
Domain name of the external DNS server that is used to resolve the other domain name. This refers to the vismExtDnsServerDn object.
|
feature_bitmap
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Bitmap for VISM features. This refers to the vismFeatureBitMap object.
|
vad_tolerance
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Customer-accepted drop rate for voice connections when the bandwidth usage exceeds the allowed value. This refers to the vismVADTolerance object.
|
vad_duty_cycle
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Talk-spurts duty cycle, in percent. This refers to the vismVADDutyCycle object.
|
agg_traffic_clip
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Aggregate traffic clipping policy that applies to all bearer traffic generated by the VISM card. This refers to the vismAggregateTrafficClipping object.
|
agg_svc_bandwidth
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Aggregate SVC bandwidth used for AAL2 SVC aggregate CAC and also for aggregate traffic clipping at the VISM card when vismAggregateTrafficClipping is enabled. This refers to the vismAggregateSvcBandwidth object.
|
br_continu_test
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Whether the bearer continuity test for a connection is performed at the time of call setup. This refers to the vismBearerContinuityTest object.
|
calea_enable
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Whether Communication Assistance for Law Enforcement Agency (CALEA) functionality is enabled on the VISM card. This refers to the vismCaleaEnable object.
|
aal2_dtmf_relay
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Whether the DTMF digits are transported to the other endpoint. This refers to the vismAal2DtmfRelay object.
|
aal2_cas_trspt
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Whether the CAS (ABCD) bits are transported to the other endpoint. This refers to the vismAal2CasTransport object.
|
aal2_type3_red
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Whether triple redundancy is supported for type 3 packets in an AAL2 SVC or PVC. This refers to the vismAal2Type3Redundancy.
|
aal2_vad_tmr
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Hangover time for VAD, in milliseconds. This refers to the vismAal2VADTimer.
|
aal2_cid_fill_tmr
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Time, in milliseconds, to wait to fill up the cell when the next packet is not ready. This refers to the vismAal2CidFillTimer object.
|
xgcp_sdp_ost
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Enables or disables the creation of s=,t=,o= lines in an SDP message. This refers to the vismXgcpSdpOst object.
|
srcp_req_tmout
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Minimum timeout value. This refers to the srcpRequestTimeOut object.
|
srcp_req_retries
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Number of retries for an SRCP request that exceeds the timeout. This refers to the srcpRequestRetries object.
|
srcp_req_max_tmout
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Maximum timeout value. This refers to the srcpRequestMaxTimeout object.
|
xgcp_req_max_tmout
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Maximum timeout value. This refers to the vismXgcpRequestMaxTimeout object.
|
tone_plan_cur_size
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Total size of the Tone Plan table. This refers to the tonePlanCurrentSize object.
|
restart_delay
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Restart delay timeout for the restart process.
|
ann_max_size
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Maximum size of the announcement table. The range is from 0 to 2147483647.
|
ann_server_name
|
CHAR(255)
|
Name of the announcement file server.
|
ann_age_time
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Time, in minutes, for a dynamic announcement file in the cache to age. The range is from 0 to 2147483647.
|
ann_pre_codec
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Type of codec to be used for playing announcements. Values are:
1: g711u
2: g711a
3: g726r32000
4: g729a
5: g729ab
7: g726r16000
8: g726r24000
9: g726r40000
11: g723h
12: g723ah
13: g723l
14: g723al
|
ann_pref_path
|
CHAR(255)
|
Directory path under the default TFTP directory in the announcement file server for announcement files.
|
ann_req_timeout
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Time for a dynamic-play announcement request to be serviced. The range is from 0 to 2147483647.
|
svc_qos_cdv
|
NUMBER(5)
|
End-to-end cell delay variation used in voice SVC establishment. The range is from 500 to 20000.
|
svc_qos_ctd
|
NUMBER(10)
|
End-to-end maximum cell transfer delay used in voice SVC establishment. The range is from 20000 to 150000.
|
svc_qos_clr
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Maximum cell loss ratio used in voice SVC establishment. The range is from 4 to 8.
|
svc_trf_scale
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Traffic scaling factor. The range is from 50 to 200.
|
svc_aal2_cid
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Default AAL2 CID used for AAL2 SVC connections. The range is from 8 to 255.
|
xgcp_tdinit
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Initial waiting delay (Tdinit) timeout value. The range is from 1 to 100.
|
xgcp_tdmin
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Minimum waiting delay (Tdmin) timeout value used by the media gateway to send the restart in progress message with the restart method as RM:disconnected to the MGC. The range is from 0 to 100.
|
xgcp_tdmax
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Maximum waiting delay (Tdmax) timeout value used by the media gateway to send the restart in progress message with the restart method. The range is from 1 to 5000.
|
dynamic_pt
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Enables or disables dynamic payload type configuration on the VISM card. Values are:
1: Enable
2: Disable
|
payload_type
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Payload type used when fax upspeed occurs. IANA values are:
0 to 95: Static payload
96 to 127: Dynamic payload
This object applies only to VoIP applications. For AAL2, the upspeed codec is obtained from the profile table and this object has no effect.
|
dsp_heart_beat
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Interval at which the DSP sends a regular heartbeat message to the host. The interval between messages is in units of 100 milliseconds. The range is from 0 to 65535.
|
ds0_thresh
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Threshold value of free DS-0 counts on the VISM card. A trap is sent if the number of free DS-0s falls below this threshold. The range is from 0 to 248.
|
max_conf_num
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Number of conferences that are supported on a VISM card. The range is from 0 to 50.
|
long_dur_timer
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Long duration time, which is detected when a connection has been established for longer than a certain amount of time. The default time is one hour. The range is from 0 to 24 hours.
|
cont_co1_timer
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Continuity tone timer. If the co1 is specified as a signal, the range is 2010 Hz +/- 8 Hz. If the co1 is specified as an event, the range is 2010 Hz +/- 30 Hz. The continuity tone is applied for the specified duration of time. The range is from 0 to 60 seconds; the default is 3 seconds.
|
cont_co2_timer
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Continuity tone timer. If the co2 is specified as a signal, the range is 1780 Hz +/- 20 Hz. If the co2 is specified as an event, the range is 1780 Hz +/- 30 Hz. The continuity tone is applied for the specified duration of time. The range is from 0 to 60 seconds; the default is 3 seconds.
|
rev_cot_tone
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Direction of the continuity test tone that is sent in a two-way to four-way arrangement. The VISM card responds to a request from the call agent through the M:conttest mode. The VISM card returns a 1780-Hz tone in response to a 2010-Hz go tone, and vice versa. Values are:
1: True
2: False
|
dn_enable
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Whether the VISM card sends a domain name as part of the audit endpoint response to the call agent. Values are:
1: True
2: False
|
datagram_size
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Size of the datagram that is sent when vismSendDnEnable is set to true. Any value greater than the specified size is rejected. The range is from 0 to 20000.
|
oam_loop_thresh
|
NUMBER(5)
|
OAM loopback cell loss count before declaring a PVC alarm. The range is from 1 to 60.
|
mem_thresh
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Threshold value of memory utilization on the VISM card. A trap is sent if the memory utilization equals or exceeds this threshold. The value is from 1 to 100.
|
cpu_thresh
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Threshold value of CPU utilization on the VISM card. The range is from 1 to 100.
|
tone_detect
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Enables or disables dual-tone configuration. When the dual tone is enabled and detected, the Marconi application upspeeds to the VBD codec. Values are:
1: True
2: False
|
num_frequencies
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Number of single frequencies that must be detected by the sequential tone detector command on the VISM card. The frequencies are freq1 to freq10. This number corresponds to the nonzero frequency values (frequency1 to frequency10). The range is from 1 to 10.
|
event_id
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Event ID that corresponds to the sequential frequency. Only Event 74 (SIT tone) is supported currently. The range is from 0 to 255.
|
tone_duration
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Nominal tone duration of each single tone used with the sequential tone detector on the VISM DSP. The value is reported in units of 10 milliseconds. The range is from 1 to 65534.
|
tone_gap
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Nominal silence gap duration between each tone used with the sequential tone detector on the VISM DSP. The value is reported in units of 10 milliseconds. The range is from 1 to 65534.
|
deviation_duration
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Permitted tone duration deviation used with the sequential tone detector on the VISM DSP. The value is reported in units of 10 milliseconds. The range is from 1 to 4095.
|
max_gap_duration
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Permitted maximum tone duration used with the sequential tone detector on the VISM DSP. The value is reported in units of 10 milliseconds. The range is from 1 to 4095.
|
gap_duration_deviation
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Permitted tone duration deviation used with the sequential tone detector on the VISM DSP. The value is reported in units of 10 milliseconds. The range is from 1 to 4095.
|
freq_deviation
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Permitted frequency deviation used with the sequential tone detector on the VISM DSP. The range is from 1 to 1000 Hz.
|
level_ceilling
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Maximum ceiling power level of the sequential frequency tone (absolute value in decibels referenced to 1 milliwatt [dBm]) used with the sequential tone detector on the VISM DSP. The range is from 0 to 40 (0 to -40 decibels [dB]).
|
level_floor
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Lowest (floor) power level of the sequential frequency tone (absolute value in dBm) used with the sequential tone detector on the VISM DSP. The range is from 0 to 40 (0 to -40 dB).
|
frequency1
|
NUMBER(5)
|
First frequency in the sequential tone to detect (280 - 3800), n=0.. 10 used with the sequential tone detector on the VISM DSP.
|
frequency2
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Second frequency in the sequential tone to detect (280 - 3800), n=0.. 10 used with the sequential tone detector on the VISM DSP.
|
frequency3
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Third frequency in the sequential tone to detect (280 - 3800), n=0.. 10 used with the sequential tone detector on the VISM DSP.
|
frequency4
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Fourth frequency in the sequential tone to detect (280 - 3800), n=0.. 10 used with the sequential tone detector on the VISM DSP.
|
frequency5
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Fifth frequency in the sequential tone to detect (280 - 3800), n=0.. 10 used with the sequential tone detector on the VISM DSP.
|
frequency6
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Sixth frequency in the sequential tone to detect (280 - 3800), n=0.. 10 used with the sequential tone detector on the VISM DSP.
|
frequency7
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Seventh frequency in the sequential tone to detect (280 - 3800), n=0.. 10 used with the sequential tone detector on the VISM DSP.
|
frequency8
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Eighth frequency in the sequential tone to detect (280 - 3800), n=0.. 10 used with the sequential tone detector on the VISM DSP.
|
frequency9
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Ninth frequency in the sequential tone to detect (280 - 3800), n=0.. 10 used with the sequential tone detector on the VISM DSP.
|
frequency10
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Tenth frequency in the sequential tone to detect (280 - 3800), n=0.. 10 used with the sequential tone detector on the VISM DSP.
|
reserved
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Reserved for future use.
|
1.3.83 VISM_CAS_BIT
The VISM_CAS_BIT table contains VISM CAS bit information.
Table 1-348 VISM_CAS_BIT
Column Name
|
Type
|
Description
|
network_id
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Network ID.
|
node_id (key)
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Node ID.
|
shelf (key)
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Shelf number.
|
slot (key)
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Slot number.
|
cas_tmpl_idx(key)
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Index of the template that is configured in this table.
|
abcd_pattern_idx(key)
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Index of a particular pattern mapping in the template that is configured. Since there are only four signaling bits (A, B, C, D), there can only be (2^4) or 16 patterns per template.
|
mod_phy_idx
|
NUMBER(10)
|
entPhysicalIndex of the module where the table is configured. If the entPhysicalTable is not supported on the SNMP agent, the value of this object is zero.
|
cas_tmpl_name
|
CHAR(64)
|
cvcmCastemplateName identifies the template name described by user-defined CAS ABCD bit information. Each cvcmCastemplateName identifies a separate CAS translation configuration template.
|
abcd_in_pattern
|
byte
|
ABCD signaling bits that are received by the module. The actions specified in cvcmCasABitAction, cvcmCasBBitAction, cvcmCasCBitAction, and cvcmCasDBitAction are applied to this object.
|
abcd_out_pattern
|
byte
|
ABCD signaling bits defined by the user and downloaded to the DSP signaling channel. This pattern is derived from the actions specified in cvcmCasABitAction, cvcmCasBBitAction, cvcmCasCBitAction, and cvcmCasDBitAction. The same pattern can map to a different cvcmABCDIncomingPattern depending on the set of actions. This pattern is mapped to input ABCD bit patterns received and reported to the TDM or network side.
|
abcd_abit_act
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Action on the A bit of an ABCD bit pattern.
|
abcd_bbit_act
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Action on the B bit of an ABCD bit pattern.
|
abcd_cbit_act
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Action on the C bit of an ABCD bit pattern.
|
abcd_dbit_act
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Action on the D bit of an ABCD bit pattern.
|
reserved
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Reserved for future use.
|
1.3.84 VISM_CID
The VISM_CID table contains VISM CID information.
Table 1-349 VISM_CID
Column Name
|
Oracle Data Type
|
Description
|
network_id
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Network ID.
|
node_id
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Node ID.
|
shelf
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Shelf number.
|
slot
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Slot number.
|
cid_lcn
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Part of the index for the CID table. Because the CID is unique to a PVC, a combination of LCN and CID uniquely identifies a voice connection. This field refers to vismChanNum defined in vismChanCnfGrp. This refers to the vismAal2CidLcn object.
|
cid_num
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Part of the index for the CID table. This refers to the vismAal2CidNum object.
|
endpt_num
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Endpoint number to which this CID is associated. This refers to the vismAal2EndptNum object.
|
type3_red
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Whether triple redundancy is supported for type 3 packets in the AAL2 for this channel. This refers to the vismAal2CidType3Redundancy.
|
cid_vad
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Whether VAD is applied on this channel upon detection of silence. This refers to the vismAal2CidVad object.
|
profile_type
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Profile type. This refers to the vismAal2CidprofileType object.
|
profile_num
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Profile number. This refers to the vismAal2CidprofileNum object.
|
codec_type
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Type of codec used for the connection. This refers to the vismAal2CidCodecType object.
|
dtmf_trspt
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Whether DTMF digits are transported to the other endpoint. This refers to the vismAal2CidDtmfTransport object.
|
cas_trspt
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Whether the CAS (ABCD) bits are transported to the other endpoint. This refers to the vismAal2CidCasTransport object.
|
ecan_enable
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Whether echo cancellation is enabled on this connection. This refers to the vismAal2CidEcanEnable object.
|
init_vad_tmr
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Hangover time for VAD, in milliseconds. This refers to the vismAal2InitVadTimer object.
|
pkt_period
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Packetization period for a given codec. This refers to the vismAal2CnfPktPeriod object.
|
ics_enable
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Whether idle channel suppression is enabled or disabled for a CID. This refers to the vismAal2CidICSEnable object.
|
cid_state
|
NUMBER(5)
|
State of the CID. This refers to the vismAal2CidState object.
|
upper_lev_alm
|
NUMBER(5)
|
CID failure reason. This refers to the vismAal2CidFailReason object.
|
oper_admin_state
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Operational administrative state of the bearer connection. This attribute maps to the operational states defined on the media gateway. You can take the bearer connection into CidInService or CidCommandedOutOfService. The pending states are transient and the unknown state is an error state. Values are:
1: CidPendingInService
2: CidInService (default)
3: CidCommandedOutOfService
4: CidPendingOutOfService
5: CidUnknownState
|
reserved
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Reserved for future use.
|
1.3.85 VISM_CODEC
The VISM_CODEC table contains VISM and VXSM codec information.
Table 1-350 VISM_CODEC
Column Name
|
Type
|
Description
|
network_id
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Network ID.
|
node_id
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Node ID.
|
shelf
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Shelf number.
|
slot
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Slot number.
|
index
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Index to this table. This refers to the vismCodecCnfIndex object. For VXSM, values are:
1: g729r8000
2: g729Ar8000
3: g726r16000
4: g726r24000
5: g726r32000
6: g711ulawr64000
7: g711Alawr64000
8: g728r16000
9: g723r6300
10: g723r5300
11: gsmr13200
12: g729Br8000
13: g729ABr8000
14: g723Ar6300
15: g723Ar5300
16: g729IETFr8000
17: gsmeEr12200
18: clearChannel
19: g726r40000
99: upspeed
|
name
|
CHAR(64)
|
Name of the codec. This refers to the vismCodecName object.
|
pkt_period
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Packetization period for a particular codec, in milliseconds. This refers to the vismCodecPktPeriod object. For VXSM, values are:
1: pktPeriod5000us
2: pktPeriod5500us
3: pktPeriod5785us
4: pktPeriod10000us (default)
5: pktPeriod15000us
6: pktPeriod20000us
7: pktPeriod25000us
8: pktPeriod30000us
9: pktPeriod35000us
|
pkt_period
(continued)
|
NUMBER(5)
|
10: pktPeriod40000us
11: pktPeriod45000us
12: pktPeriod50000us
13: pktPeriod55000us
14: pktPeriod60000us
15: pktPeriod65000us
16: pktPeriod70000us
17: pktPeriod75000us
18: pktPeriod80000us
19: pktPeriod85000us
20: pktPeriod90000us
21: pktPeriod95000us
|
preference
|
NUMBER(5)
|
User-configured preference for each codec. This refers to the vismCodecPreference object.
|
codec_string
|
CHAR(64)
|
Local connection option or SDP descriptor string that VISM receives from the call agent. This value is in the form of PCMU, PCMA, G726 at 32 kbps rate, G729a, or CCD. This refers to the vismCodecString object.
|
iana_type
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Types (numbers) that the IANA assigns to the codecs. This refers to the vismCodecIanaType object.
|
jitter_delay_mode
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Jitter buffer mode that applies to a call connection. This refers to the vismCodecJitterDelayMode object.
|
jitter_init_delay
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Jitter buffer size, in milliseconds. This refers to the vismCodecJitterInitialDelay object.
|
adapt_type
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Unique index that identifies the adaptation layers supported for voice applications in the media gateway. Values are:
1: other
2: aal5
3: aal1
4: aal2
|
jitter_max_delay
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Maximum jitter buffer size. The range is from 20 to 500.
|
jitter_nom_delay
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Nominal jitter buffer size. The range is from 5 to 500.
|
jitter_min_delay
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Minimum jitter buffer size. The range is from 0 to 500.
|
dtmf_relay
|
NUMBER(5)
|
DTMF relay. Values are:
1: True
2: False
|
vdb_pkt_period
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Packetization period for a particular codec in VBD, in milliseconds. See the field description for ptk_period for the possible values.
|
payload_type
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Payload type of codec in voice applications. The range is from 0 to 127.
|
reserved
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Reserved for future use.
|
1.3.86 VISM_DS0
The VISM_DS0 table contains VISM DS-0 information.
Table 1-351 VISM_DS0
Column Name
|
Oracle Data Type
|
Description
|
network_id
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Network ID.
|
node_id
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Node ID.
|
shelf
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Shelf number.
|
slot
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Slot number.
|
line
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Line number.
|
ds0_ifIndex
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Logical index of this table. This refers to the ds0IfIndex object. The range is from 1 to 248.
|
rb_signal
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Whether robbed bit signaling is turned on or off for a given DS-0. This refers to the ds0RobbedBitSignalling object.
|
idle_code
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Code transmitted in the ABCD bits when the DS-0 is not connected and when ds0TransmitCodesEnable is enabled. This refers to the ds0IdleCode object. The default value is 0.
|
seized_code
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Code transmitted in the ABCD bits when the DS-0 is connected and when ds0TransmitCodesEnable is enabled. This refers to the ds0SeizedCode object.
|
rcvd_code
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Code received in the ABCD bits. This refers to the ds0ReceivedCode object.
|
codes_enable
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Whether the idle and seized codes are transmitted. This refers to the ds0TransmitCodesEnable object. The default value is 6.
|
bundle_map
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Endpoint number as specified by mgEndpointNumber in the endpoint table. This refers to the ds0BundleMapped object.
|
ds0_ifType
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Interface type associated with the DS-0. This refers to the ds0IfType object.
|
variant_name
|
CHAR(64)
|
Index to the CAS variant table. This refers to the ds0CasVariantName object.
|
cadence_ontime
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Duration for which the digit tone is generated. The value is expressed in units of milliseconds. This refers to the ds0CasCadenceOnTime object. The default value is 75.
|
cadence_offtime
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Length of silence between digit tones. The value is expressed in units of milliseconds. This refers to the ds0CasCadenceOffTime. The default value is 75.
|
inst_local_cas
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Indication to the framer whether to force the CAS bits to a value defined by ds0LocalCasPattern. This refers to the ds0InsertLocalCas object.
|
local_cas_patn
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Pattern that the CAS (ABCD) bits have when ds0InsertLocalCas is enabled. This refers to the ds0LocalCasPattern object.
|
lpbk_command
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Loopback type at the DS-0 level. The DS-0 configuration overrides the line level configuration. This refers to the ds0loopbackCommand object.
|
input_gain
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Amount of gain inserted at the receiver side of a DS-0 channel, in dB. The default value is 0 dB. This refers to the ds0InputGain object.
|
output_attenu
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Amount of attenuation inserted at the transmit side of a DS-0 channel, in dB. This refers to the ds0OutputAttenuation object.
|
music_thresh
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Music on-hold threshold, in dBm. This refers to the ds0MusicThreshold object.
|
sid_packet
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Whether the Silence Indication Detection (SID) packet is generated when silence suppression is in active mode. This refers to the ds0SidPacket object.
|
exec_diag
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Status of DSP channel-level Registration, Admission, and Status Protocol (RAS) on the VISM card. When enabled, VISM configures the DSP through the HOST-DSP message on the individual channel. Values are:
1: True
2: False
|
rx_cas_table_name
|
CHAR(64)
|
CAS bit template name associated with the receive signaling channel on a DS-0.
|
tx_cas_table_name
|
CHAR(64)
|
CAS bit template name associated with the transmit signaling channel on a DS-0.
|
tx_rx_cas_config
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Configuration on a DS-0. Values are:
1: transmit—Configure the transmit signaling channel with a user-defined CAS pattern.
2: receive—Configure the receive signaling channel with a user-defined CAS pattern.
3: bidirectional—Configure the transmit and receive signaling channel with a user-defined CAS pattern.
4: none—Signaling channel uses the default ABCD CAS pattern specified by the DSP.
|
companding
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Whether input from or output to the TDM side of the DS-0 is U-law or A-law stream. This object is not set unless the corresponding DSP channel is closed and reopened. Values are:
1: U-law
2: A-law
|
reserved
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Reserved for future use.
|
1.3.87 VISM_ENDPT
The VISM_ENDPT table contains VISM endpoint information.
Table 1-352 VISM_ENDPT
Column Name
|
Oracle Data Type
|
Description
|
network_id
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Network ID.
|
node_id
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Node ID.
|
shelf
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Shelf number.
|
slot
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Slot number.
|
endpoint
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Endpoint as it is known by the NE. This refers to the mgEndpointNumber object. The range is from 1 to 240.
|
line
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Line number. This refers to the mgEndointLineNumber object.
|
name
|
CHAR(64)
|
Endpoint as it is known by the MGC. This refers to the mgEndpointName object.
|
state
|
NUMBER(5)
|
State of the endpoint. Values are:
1: Endpoint active
2: Endpoint failed
3: Endpoint degraded
15: Upper-level alarm
|
channel_map
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Positions of 1-bits that indicate the channels used by the endpoint. This refers to the mgEndpointChannelMap object.
• For T1 lines, the channel_map value is equal to 2^(ds0 -1).
• For E1 lines, the channel_map value is equal to 2^(ds0).
Note Exception: When DS-0 equals 31 for an E1 line, a value of 1 is used.
|
speed
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Endpoint's bandwidth, in kbps. The range is from 0 to 65535.
|
reserved
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Reserved for future use.
|
1.3.88 VISM_HDLC
The VISM_HDLC table contains VISM HDLC information.
Table 1-353 VISM_HDLC
Column Name
|
Oracle Data Type
|
Description
|
network_id
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Network ID.
|
node_id
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Node ID.
|
shelf
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Shelf number.
|
slot
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Slot number.
|
hdlc_num
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Logical index of this table. This refers to the vismHdlcChanNum object. The range is from 1 to 248.
|
max_frame_size
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Maximum frame size that is allowed on this HDLC channel. This refers to the vismHdlcMaxFrameSize object. The default value is 264.
|
reserved
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Reserved for future use.
|
1.3.89 VISM_LAPD
The VISM_LAPD table contains VISM and VXSM LAPD information.
Table 1-354 VISM_LAPD
Column Name
|
Oracle Data Type
|
Description
|
network_id
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Network ID.
|
node_id
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Node ID.
|
shelf
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Shelf number.
|
slot
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Slot number.
|
lapd_num
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Logical index of this table. This refers to the vismLapdIndex object. The range is from 1 to 248.
|
app_type
|
NUMBER(5)
|
LAPD interface type. For VISM, this refers to the vismLapdAppType object. VISM values are:
1: pri (default)
2: gr-303
VXSM values are:
1: sctp (default)
2: rudp
|
win_size
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Maximum number of outstanding sequentially numbered I-frames. This refers to the vismLapdWinSize object.
|
n200_retrans
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Maximum number of frame retransmissions. This refers to the vismLapdN200 object. The default value is 3.
|
t200_timeout
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Maximum amount of time, in milliseconds, to wait for acknowledgement of a transmit frame. This refers to the vismLapdT200 object. For PRI, the default value is 1000 milliseconds.
|
t203_timeout
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Maximum amount of time, in milliseconds, allowed without frames being exchanged. This refers to the vismLapdT203 object. For PRI, the default is 10000 milliseconds.
|
lapd_type
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Type of interface used with the LAPD stack. This refers to the vismLapdType object. The default value is ni2.
|
lapd_side
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Whether the LAPD stack is on the user side or network side. This refers to the vismLapdSide object.
|
lapd_trunk_type
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Whether the line is configured for trunking or PRI backhaul. This refers to the vismLapdTrunkType object.
|
if_index
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Interface index.
|
bay
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Bay number.
|
line
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Line number.
|
ds0_format
|
NUMBER(5)
|
DS-0 format. Values are:
1: ds056k—DS-0 line speed is 56000 bps.
2: ds064k—DS-0 line speed is 64000 bps.
|
hdlc_profile
|
NUMBER(10)
|
HDLC profile for the PRI backhaul connection. The range is from 1 to 128; the default value is 1.
|
as_name
|
CHAR(255)
|
LAPD application server name.
|
oper_status
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Operational status of the interface. Values are:
1: Inactive
2: L1 is active
3: L2 is active
|
reserved
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Reserved for future use.
|
1.3.90 VISM_LINE
The VISM_LINE table contains VISM line information.
Table 1-355 VISM_LINE
Column Name
|
Oracle Data Type
|
Description
|
network_id
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Network ID.
|
node_id
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Node ID.
|
shelf
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Shelf number.
|
slot
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Slot number.
|
line
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Line number.
|
ecan_enable
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Whether the echo cancellation feature is enabled or disabled. This refers to the vismEcanEnabled object.
|
ecan_tail
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Maximum tail, in milliseconds. This refers to the vismEcanTail object.
|
ecan_rec
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Residual Echo Control (REC) instructs the canceller how to treat echoes that remain after cancellation. This refers to the vismEcanREC object.
|
comprs_vad
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Whether VAD is enabled or disabled on the compression DSPs. This refers to the vismCompCnfVAD object.
|
signal_type
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Type of signaling used for the line. This refers to the vismSignalingType object.
|
dchan_bitmap
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Description of the CCS signaling channels or DS-0s (also referred to as D-channel). This refers to the vismCcsChannels object.
|
trk_cond_enable
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Whether trunk conditioning is enabled or disabled on the line. This refers to the vismTrunkConditionEnable object.
|
circuit_id_desp
|
CHAR(64)
|
Identifier of a T1 or E1 line. This refers to the vismDsx1CircuitIdentifier object.
|
tx_digit_order
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Order in which automatic number identification (ANI) and dialed number identification (DNI) are dialed out from the outgoing interface. This refers to the vismDsx1TxDigitOrder object.
|
tone_plan_region
|
CHAR(64)
|
Tone plan region for the DS-1 line. This refers to the vismDsx1TonePlanRegion object.
|
tone_plan_version
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Tone plan version for DS-1 line. This refers to the vismDsx1TonePlanVersion object.
|
ring_to
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Time, in seconds, for which the ringing cadence is generated toward the basic PBX unless interrupted. This refers to the vismDsx1RingingTO object.
|
ring_back_to
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Time, in seconds, for which the local ring back tone (toward the TDM) is generated unless interrupted. This refers to the vismDsx1RingBackTO object.
|
busy_to
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Time, in seconds, for which the busy tone is generated unless interrupted. This refers to the vismDsx1BusyTO object.
|
reorder_to
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Time, in seconds, for which the reorder/fast busy tone is generated unless interrupted. This refers to the vismDsx1ReorderTO object.
|
dial_to
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Time, in seconds, for which the dial tone is generated unless interrupted. This refers to the vismDsx1DialTO object.
|
stutter_dial_to
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Time, in seconds, for which the stutter dial tone/confirmation dial tone is generated unless interrupted. This refers to the vismDsx1StutterDialTO object.
|
off_hook_alert_to
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Time, in seconds, for which the off-hook alert tone is generated unless interrupted. This refers to the vismDsx1OffHookAlertTO object.
|
remote_ringback
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Remote ring back method on the DS-1 endpoints. This refers to the vismDsx1RemoteRingback object.
|
midcall_tpart
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Partial dial timing, in seconds. This value is used along with a digit map as the interdigit timer. This refers to the vismDsx1MidcallTpart object.
|
midcall_tcrit
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Critical timing, in seconds. This refers to the vismDsx1MidcallTcrit object.
|
sa4_byte
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Spare bit on the T1/E1 framer that is reserved for international standardization. The range is from 0 to 255.
|
sa5_byte
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Spare bit on the T1/E1 framer that is reserved for international standardization. The range is from 0 to 255.
|
sa6_byte
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Spare bit on the T1/E1 framer that is reserved for international standardization. The range is from 0 to 255.
|
sa7_byte
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Spare bit on the T1/E1 framer that is reserved for international standardization. The range is from 0 to 255.
|
sa8_byte
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Spare bit on the T1/E1 framer that is reserved for international standardization. The range is from 0 to 255.
|
serv_state
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Value that allows the line administrative state (in service and out of service) to be persistent. Values are:
1: Invalid
2: In service (is)
3: Out of service (oos)
4: Pending out of service (poos)
5: Command out of service (coos)
6: Inactive
|
bearer_busy_code
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Object used when TrunkConditionEnable is enabled on a line. This value is a configurable busy pattern sent out on the bearer channel, which receives remote ATM CID alarms. If this object is not set, it assumes a default value of 255 for E1 and 127 for T1. The range is from 0 to 255.
|
reserved
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Reserved for future use.
|
1.3.91 VISM_MGC
The VISM_MGC table contains VISM MGC information.
Table 1-356 VISM_MGC
Column Name
|
Oracle Data Type
|
Description
|
network_id
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Network ID.
|
node_id
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Node ID.
|
shelf
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Shelf number.
|
slot
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Slot number.
|
controller
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Individual MGC index. This refers to the mgcNumber object. For VXSM, the range is from 1 to 32.
|
name
|
CHAR(64)
|
Name of the MGC. This refers to the mgcName object. For VXSM, this value is the MGC domain name in the domain name table.
|
assoc_state
|
NUMBER(5)
|
State of the association between the media gateway and the MGC. mgcRedundancyGrpCommState is introduced in the mgcRedundancyGrpParamTable.
|
assoc_state_ctrl
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Control of the association state. mgcRedundancyGrpStateChangeNtfy is introduced in the mgcRedundancyGrpParamTable.
|
total_mgcg
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Total number of MGC groups associated with this MGC. The range is from 0 to 65535.
|
total_ip
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Total number of IP addresses associated with this MGC. The range is from 0 to 65535.
|
resolution
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Type of resolution applied to this MGC. Values are:
1: internalOnly (default)
2: externalOnly
|
reserved
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Reserved for future use.
|
1.3.92 VISM_MGCP
The VISM_MGCP table contains VISM MGC parameter information.
Table 1-357 VISM_MGCP
Column Name
|
Oracle Data Type
|
Description
|
network_id
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Network ID.
|
node_id
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Node ID.
|
shelf
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Shelf number.
|
slot
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Slot number.
|
controller
|
NUMBER(5)
|
MGC number. This refers to the mgcNumber object.
|
protocol
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Reference to the protocol that reflects mgProtocolNumber from the mgSupported table. This refers to the mgProtocolNumber object.
|
reserved
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Reserved for future use.
|
1.3.93 VISM_PROFILE
The VISM_PROFILE table contains VISM AAL2 profile information.
Table 1-358 VISM_PROFILE
Column Name
|
Oracle Data Type
|
Description
|
network_id
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Network ID.
|
node_id
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Node ID.
|
shelf
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Shelf number.
|
slot
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Slot number.
|
prf_type
|
NUMBER(5)
|
First index into this table. This refers to the aal2profileType object.
|
prf_num
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Second index into this table. This refers to the aal2profileNumber object.
|
preference
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Object that is used to configure the preference of one profile over another. This refers to the aal2profilePreference object.
|
voice_codec
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Codec to be used in this profile. This refers to the aal2profileVoiceCodec object.
|
voice_pkt_period
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Packetization period for a given codec, in milliseconds. This refers to the aal2profileVoicePktPeriod object.
|
voice_vad
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Whether VAD is applied when the current profile is chosen. This refers to the aal2profileVoiceVAD object.
|
vbd_codec
|
NUMBER(5)
|
VBD codecs used when upspeed occurs. This refers to the aal2profileVBDCodec object.
|
vbd_pkt_period
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Packetization period for a given VBD codec, in milliseconds. This refers to the aal2profileVBDPktPeriod object.
|
reserved
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Reserved for future use.
|
1.3.94 VISM_TEMPLATE
The VISM_TEMPLATE table contains VISM template information.
Table 1-359 VISM_TEMPLATE
Column Name
|
Oracle Data Type
|
Description
|
network_id
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Network ID.
|
node_id
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Node ID.
|
shelf
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Shelf number.
|
slot
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Slot number.
|
template_num
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Index for the CodecTemplate table. This refers to the vismCodectemplateNum object.
|
codec_supported
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Bitmap of codecs that are supported in this template. This refers to the vismCodecSupported object.
|
max_chan_cnt
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Maximum number of channels that are supported for this template. This refers to the vismCodectemplateMaxChanCount object.
|
reserved
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Reserved for future use.
|
1.3.95 VOICE_CONN
The VOICE_CONN table contains voice connection information.
Table 1-360 VOICE_CONN
Column Name
|
Oracle Data Type
|
Description
|
con_obj_id
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Connection object ID.
|
l_network_id
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Network ID.
|
l_node_id
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Node ID.
|
shelf
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Shelf number.
|
l_slot
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Slot number.
|
l_port
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Port number. This object is zero-based, which means that only 0 is allowed. This refers to the vismChanPortNum object.
|
l_vpi
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Local VPI. The range is from 0 to 255.
|
l_vci
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Local VCI. The range is from 0 to 65535.
|
l_nsap_addr
|
CHAR(20)
|
Local NSAP address. Among these 20 bytes, values are:
13 bytes: prefix
2 bytes: Cisco ID
1 byte: rsvd
3 bytes: logical interface
1 byte: slot
2 bytes: port number
last byte: SEL
|
r_network_id
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Remote network ID.
|
r_node_id
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Remote node ID.
|
r_slot
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Remote slot number.
|
r_port
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Remote port number.
|
r_vpi
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Remote VPI. The range is from 0 to 65535.
|
r_vci
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Remote VCI. The range is from 0 to 65535.
|
r_nsap_addr
|
CHAR(20)
|
Remote NSAP address. Among these 20 bytes, values are:
13 bytes: prefix
2 bytes: Cisco ID
1 byte: rsvd
3 bytes: logical interface
1 byte: slot
2 bytes: port number
last byte: SEL
|
lcn
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Logical channel number for the PVC. The range is from 131 to 510.
|
master_flag
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Used by the PXM to determine if this endpoint is master or slave. Values are:
1: master
2: slave
3: unknown
|
termination
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Type of local endpoints.
|
con_type
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Connection type. Values are:
1: pvc (default)
|
sub_type
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Connection service type. The following mapping shows the database value for each MIB vismConnServiceType. The database value is listed first, followed by the MIB vismConnServiceType:
ATM_CBR (1) <---> cbr (1) (default)
ATM_RTVBR (13) <---> vbr-rt (2)
ATM_VBR (2) <---> vbr-nrt (3)
ATM_VBR_3_RT (51) <---> vbr3-rt (4)
ATM_VBR_2_RT (50) <---> vbr2-rt (5)
ATM_VBR_2_NRT (52) <---> vbr2-nrt (6)
ATM_VBR_3_NRT (53) <---> vbr3-nrt (7)
For VXSM, values are:
1: cbr1
2: vbr1RT
5: vbr1nRT
8: ubr1
|
pvcType
|
NUMBER(5)
|
PVC type. Values are:
1: aal-5 (default for connections on VISM cards)
2: aal-2
3: aal-1
|
vpcFlag
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Used by PXM to identify the connection type. The value is 2 for VCC.
|
active
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Connection active state.
|
status
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Connection status. Values are:
1: Ok
2: Failed
3: Down (or not configured)
For VXSM, this is the operational status of an endpoint. Values are:
1: operOk
2: operFail
3: adminDown
|
l_pcr
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Local peak cell rate. The range is from 1 to 100000. Values are:
• For AAL2 bearer PVCs, the maximum value is 60,000 cells per second on E1 cards and 50,000 cells per second on T1 cards.
• For a signaling PVC, the maximum value is 400 cells per second.
For VXSM, the range is from 0 to 100000000; the default value is 7000000.
|
lper_util
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Expected long-term utilization at the local end of a channel. The range is from 0 to 100; the default value is 100.
|
r_pcr
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Remote peak cell rate. The range is from 1 to 100000.
For VXSM, the range is from 0 to 100000000; the default value is 7000000.
|
rper_util
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Expected long-term utilization at the remote end of a channel. The range is from 0 to 100; the default value is 100.
|
protect
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Channel protection. Values are:
1: protected
2: unprotected
|
prefer
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Whether the PVC is primary or secondary. Values are
1: primary
2: secondary
|
actState
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Channel activity state. Values are:
1: active
2: standby
3: failed
4: unknown
For VXSM, the relationship with the cwaChanOperStatus object is as follows. The activity state is first listed, followed by the operation status:
• For PVCs in protection group:
– active operOk(1)
– standby operOk
– Failed operFail(2)
• For PVCs out of protection group
– unknown operOk
– unknown adminDown(3)
– failed operFail
|
lockState
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Channel locking state. Values are:
1: unlock
2: lock
|
ingrScr
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Sustained cell rate in the ingress direction of the PVC. The range is from 1 to 100000. For VXSM, the range is from 0 to 100000000; the default value is 7000000.
|
ingrMbs
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Maximum burst size in the ingress direction of the PVC, in cells per second. For VXSM, the range is from 0 to 100000000; the default value is 7000000.
|
ingrClr
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Cell loss ratio in the ingress direction of the PVC.
|
egrScr
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Sustained cell rate in the egress direction of the PVC. The range is from 1 to 100000. For VXSM, the range is from 0 to 100000000; the default value is 7000000.
|
egrMbs
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Maximum burst size in the egress direction of the PVC, in cells per second. For VXSM, the range is from 0 to 100000000; the default value is 7000000.
|
egrClr
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Cell loss ratio in the egress direction of the PVC.
|
application
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Channel application. Values are:
1: control
2: bearer (default)
3: signaling
|
fallbackLcn
|
NUMBER(10)
|
LCN to be used as a fallback mechanism in case the primary PVC fails. The range is from 131 to 510.
|
rmtLpbkState
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Loopback on the cell bus in the egress direction. Values are:
1: enable
2: disable
|
cacMaster
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Whether the PVC is the master end or slave end. Values are:
1: master
2: slave
|
cacRejPolicy
|
NUMBER(5)
|
CAC rejection policy. Values are:
1: delete
2: maintain
3: unspecified
|
rout_pri
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Used by PXM to determine how important this connection is when selecting connections to route. This refers to the vismRoutingPriority object.
|
max_cost
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Maximum allowed cost related to cost-based routing. This refers to the vismMaxCost object.
|
farend_addrtype
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Address type, which is one of five types:
• NSAP
• E164
• GWID
• Not applicable
• Unspecified
This refers to the vismFarEndAddressType object.
|
farend_e164addr
|
CHAR(15)
|
E.164 address of the far-end peer. The address is expressed as decimal numbers with up to 15 digits. This refers to the vismFarEndE164Address object.
|
farend_gwidaddr
|
CHAR(64)
|
Gateway ID of the far-end peer. The address is expressed as ASCII characters. This refers to the vismFarEndGWIDAddress object.
|
farend_nsapaddr
|
CHAR(40)
|
Contains the 20-byte NSAP address of the far-end peer. This refers to the vismFarEndNSAPAddress object.
|
vcci
|
NUMBER(10)
|
The Virtual Circuit Connection Identifier (VCCI) is a variable that identifies a virtual circuit connection between two nodes. This refers to the vismVCCI object.
|
carrier_los_policy
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Policy that is applied when a carrier loss is detected. This refers to the vismChanCarrierLossPolicy object.
|
vad_tolerance
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Customer-accepted drop rate for voice connections when the bandwidth usage exceeds the allowed value. This refers to the vismChanVADTolerance object.
|
vad_duty_cycle
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Talk-spurts duty cycle, in percentage. This refers to the vismChanVADDutyCycle object.
|
nwcac_config_state
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Whether the originating and terminating VISMs are configured correctly. This refers to the networkCacConfigState object.
|
alarm_status
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Consolidated bitmap of the channel alarm state. This refers to the vismChanStatusBitMap object.
|
if_index
|
NUMBER(10)
|
if_index of the connection.
|
stats
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Whether statistics collection is enabled or disabled on a per-connection basis. Values are:
1: true
2: false
|
cc
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Whether the continuity check (CC) is enabled or disabled on a connection endpoint. Values are:
1: true
2: false
|
upd_counter
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Counter that keeps track of the number of configuration changes that occur on a specific endpoint. The range is from 0 to 4294967295.
|
crtlr_id
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Used to associate an endpoint with a specific controller. The value 2 means PNNI.
|
frame_dis
|
NUMBER(5)
|
When set to true, it enables the frame discard feature for the connection. Values are:
1: true
2: false
|
cdv
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Maximum tolerable cell delay variation in the local-to-remote direction. The range is from 0 to 16777215; the default value is FFFFFF'h.
|
ctd
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Maximum tolerable network transfer delay in the local-to-remote direction. The range is from 0 to 65535; the default value is FFFF'h.
|
cdvt
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Cell delay variation tolerance (CDVT) used in the local-to-remote direction. The range is from 0 to 4294967295; the default value is FFFFFFFF'h.
|
r_cdv
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Maximum tolerable cell delay variation in the remote-to-local direction. The range is from 0 to 16777215; the default value is FFFFFF'h.
|
r_ctd
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Maximum tolerable network transfer delay in the remote-to-local direction. The range is from 0 to 65535; the default value is FFFF'h.
|
abr_vsvd_en
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Values are:
1: true
2: false (default)
|
oam_seg_en
|
NUMBER(5)
|
The setting and resetting of the OAM segment endpoint. Values are:
1: oamSegEp
2: nonOamSegEp
|
slave_type
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Whether a master endpoint has a persistent slave. Values are:
1: persistentSlave (default)
2: nonPersistentSlave
|
pref_route
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Used to associate a preferred route to a connection. The range is from 0 to 65535; the default value is 0.
|
direct_route
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Used to associate a preferred route as the directed route. Values are:
1: true
2: false (default)
|
fallbk_port
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Port of the PVC to be used as a fallback mechanism in case the primary PVC fails. The range is from 0 to 2147483647; the default value is 0.
|
fallbk_vpi
|
NUMBER(5)
|
VPI of the PVC to be used as a fallback mechanism in case the primary PVC fails. The range is from 0 to 4095; the default value is 0.
|
fallbk_vci
|
NUMBER(10)
|
VCI of the PVC to be used as a fallback mechanism in case the primary PVC fails. The range is from 0 to 65535; the default value is 0.
|
lif_num
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Logical interface number for the channel. The range is from 0 to 64; the default value is 0.
|
cu_timer
|
NUMBER(5)
|
AAL2 timeout value, in milliseconds. The range is from 0 to 255; the default value is 30.
|
aal2cid_ftimer
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Time, in milliseconds, to wait for cell fill-up when the next packet is not ready. The range is from 0 to 255; the default value is 5.
|
pref_route_id
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Used to associate a preferred route with a connection. A value of 0 means that no preferred route is associated with this connection. It also means that the vismChanDirectRoute object is automatically set to false by the switch. The range is from 0 to 65535; the default value is 0.
|
direct_route_flag
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Used to associate a preferred route as the directed route. This corresponds to the preferred route vismChanPrefRouteId object.
A directed route specifies that the associated preferred route is the only permission route that the connection can take. If the associated preferred route is unavailable, the connection fails.
If there is no associated preferred route with the connection, the vismChanPrefRouteId object has a value of 0.
Values are:
1: true
2: false (default)
|
ais_suppression
|
NUMBER(5)
|
AIS suppression can be enabled (true) or disabled (false).
When AIS suppression is disabled on a PVC, ATM network alarms on that PVC will immediately propagate to the TDM side and cause T1/E1 line alarms.
When AIS suppression is enabled on a PVC, ATM network alarms will not propagate to the TDM side and cause T1/E1 line alarms for the duration of the AIS delay time setting. However, if the ATM network alarms persist in causing the AIS delay timer to expire, the ATM network alarms will be allowed to propagate onto the TDM side and cause T1/E1 line alarms.
Values are:
1: true
2: false (default)
|
ais_delay
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Time duration after which ATM network alarms on the PVC are prevented from propagating onto the TDM side when AIS suppression is enabled. The range is from 1 to 60; the default value is 30.
|
serv_state_enable
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Stores the active status of a channel to indicate that it is locally down on the VISM. If a connection is down, it indicates that OAM end-to-end loopback has been disabled for the PVC and also CIDs are directed not to generate traffic. The actual PVC administrative status is not reflected by this object. Values are:
1: true (default)
2: false
Note This attribute becomes obsolete from the MIB CISCO-VISM-CONN-MIB.my.
|
user_min_pcr_bw
|
NUMBER(10)
|
User-configured minimum number of cells required to keep the connection up. The range is from 1 to 100000.
|
user_max_pcr_bw
|
NUMBER(10)
|
User-configured bandwidth (peak cell rate), in cells per second, from the local end (for example, the ingress direction of the PVC).
• For a VoIP bearer PVC, the maximum value is 75600 cells per second.
• For a VoIP control PVC, the maximum value is 24400 cells per second.
• For AAL2 PVCs, the PCR is computed based on the:
– Number of channels multiplexed on an AAL2 PVC
– Codec (Compression Algorithm) used
– VAD factor
– Partial fill factor
For an AAL2 bearer PVC, the maximum value is 60,000 cells per second on the E1 card and 50,000 cells per second on the T1 card. For a signaling PVC, the maximum value is 400 cells per second.
This is a mandatory parameter when adding a PVC. Therefore, a default value is not applicable. This parameter cannot be changed when there are active calls on the PVC.
For a VoIP bearer PVC, the maximum allowed value is 80000.
For a VoIP control PVC, the maximum allowed value is 20000. This has been increased as 248 endpoints are allowed.
For AAL2, the values are 50000 or 60000.
For VBR connections, the minimum value of the PCR is 15.
The range is from 1 to 100000.
|
user_max_ingr_scr
|
NUMBER(10)
|
User-configured SCR for the PVC. SCR is used for VBR connection types only. Based on the value of the SCR, traffic shaping is not done on the VISM card. This value is useful for setting up the parameters for the end-to-end PVC.
This value is expressed in units of cells per second.
This object defines the SCR value for the ingress direction of the PVC.
For a VoIP bearer PVC, the maximum value is 80000.
For a VoIP control PVC, the maximum value is 20000. This has been increased as 248 endpoints are allowed.
For AAL2, the values are 50000 or 60000.
If the user provides a value that is greater than the vismConnPCR object, the SET request is rejected.
For VBR connections, the allowed range of values of SCR is from 15 to PCR.
The range is from 1 to 100000.
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user_max_ingr_mbs
|
NUMBER(10)
|
User-configured maximum burst size (MBS). This object is meaningful for VBR connections only. It defines the MBS value for the ingress direction of the PVC. The MBS value cannot be greater than 10 times the vismChanScrIngress value. The range is from 1 to 2147483647.
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user_pcr_number
|
NUMBER(5)
|
User-configured bandwidth value. If the value is 1, it indicates that the bandwidth configured at the time of adding the connection will be used. If the value is 2, the minimum bandwidth will be applied as the current PCR value. A derived minimum value, from this value, will be applied for SCR and MBS values. The range is from 1 to 2; the default value is 1.
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reserved
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Reserved for future use.
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1.3.96 VXSM_CARD
The VXSM_CARD table contains VXSM card-level information.
Table 1-361 VXSM_CARD
Column Name
|
Oracle Data Type
|
Description
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network_id
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Network ID.
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node_id (key)
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Node ID.
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shelf (key)
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Shelf number.
|
slot (key)
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Slot number.
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dname
|
CHAR(64)
|
Domain name under which the media gateway could also be registered in a DNS.
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ctrl_tos
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Type of Service (TOS) field of the IP header for the control packet in a VoIP application. The range is from 0 to 255; the default value is 96.
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bearer_tos
|
NUMBER(5)
|
TOS field of the IP header for the voice payload packet in a VoIP application. The range is from 0 to 255; the default value is 160.
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nte_payload
|
NUMBER(5)
|
NTE payload type. The range is from 96 to 127; the default value is 101.
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nse_payload
|
NUMBER(5)
|
NSE payload type. The range is from 98 to 117; the default value is 100.
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nse_resp_timer
|
NUMBER(5)
|
NSE timeout value. The range is from 250 to 10000; the default value is 1000.
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def_tone_plan_id
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Default tone plan index for the media gateway. This refers to the cvtcTonePlanId object. The data type is unsigned32. The range is from 1 to 65535; the default value is 1.
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info_enable
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Whether the media gateway supports descriptive suffix of the name schema for terminations. The default value is false.
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dsname_prefix
|
CHAR(64)
|
Prefix of the name schema for digital subscriber (DS) terminations.
|
rtpname_prefix
|
CHAR(64)
|
Prefix of the name schema for Real-Time Transport Protocol (RTP) terminations.
|
aal1_svc1_prefix
|
CHAR(64)
|
Prefix of the name schema for voice over AAL1 SVC.
|
aal2_svc1_prefix
|
CHAR(64)
|
Prefix of the name schema for voice over AAL2 SVC.
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cc_enable
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Whether the H.248 congestion package (H.248.10) and the related functionality are enabled on the media gateway. Values are:
1: true
2: false (default)
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renotify_intvl
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Network delay and renotification timer configured on the MGC. The range is from 0 to 100000.
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current_crr
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Current percentage reduction in the rate of calls that the MGC is attempting to make to the media gateway. The range is 0 to 100.
|
cac_enable
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Whether the CAC function is enabled in the media gateway. Values are:
1: true (default)
2: false
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pred_oam_cgap
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Intercell gap for dual PVC OAM cells. The range is from 10 to 5000; the default value is 500.
|
pred_retry_thrhd
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Threshold for failure of a PVC. The range is from 1 to 20; the default value is 3.
|
pred_recov_thrhd
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Threshold for recovery of a PVC. The range is from 1 to 20; the default value is 5.
|
total_dsp
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Total number of DSPs in the card.
|
num_dsp_fail
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Number of DSPs that failed.
|
dsp_swov_thrld
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Threshold of DSP failures that can occur before the voice gateway is switched over. The range is from 1 to 2048.
|
congest_dsp
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Number of DSPs in the congested state. The range is from 0 to 1024.
|
normal_dsp
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Number of DSPs in the normal state. The range is from 0 to 1024.
|
nx64_dsp
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Number of DSPs that are set aside for making Nx64 calls. The range is from 0 to 2048.
|
rtp_sid_pl_type
|
NUMBER(5)
|
RTP payload type of the SID packet that is sent to the remote endpoint at the onset of silence suppression. Values are:
19: hexadecimal
13: decimal (default)
|
rtcp_control
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Control for enabling or disabling the RTCP. Values are:
1: enable (default)
2: disable
|
rtcp_trans_intrv
|
NUMBER(10)
|
RTCP report interval. The range is from 5000 to 65535; the default value is 5000.
|
rcv_multi
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Approximate RTCP report interval, in milliseconds. The range is from 1 to 60; the default value is 5.
|
vad_adaptive
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Enables or disables the adaptive VAD knob of the VAD algorithm. Values are:
1: disable
2: enable
|
power_level
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Power level of the low frequency component. The range is from -250 to 30; the default value is -120.
|
power_twist
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Relative power level of the high frequency component of the DTMF. The range is from -100 to 100; the default value is 0.
|
dn_ann_srv
|
CHAR(64)
|
Domain name of an announcement file server that resides in an IP network and is reachable from the media gateway.
|
dn_resolution
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Domain name resolution for the domain name of the announcement file server that is specified by the cannoAudioFileServerName object. Values are:
1: internalOnly (default)
2: externalOnly
|
ipaddr_type
|
NUMBER(5)
|
IP address type. The default value is ipv4.
|
ip_addr
|
NUMBER(10)
|
IP address associated with the cannoAudioFileServerName object. The default value is 00000000'h.
|
age_time
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Maximum lifespan (in minutes) of the dynamic announcement files in the cache. The range is from 0 to 65535; the default value is 10080.
|
prefix_path
|
CHAR(255)
|
Directory path for announcement files. Announcement files are stored under the default TFTP directory in the announcement file server.
|
reg_timeout
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Time for a play-announcement request to be serviced, in seconds. The range is from 0 to 50; the default value is 5.
|
max_perm_ann
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Maximum number of permanent announcement files that can be added to the media gateway. The range is from 0 to 500; the default value is 41.
|
jitter_delay_mode
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Jitter buffer mode for VDB call connections. Values are:
1: Adaptive
2: Fixed (default)
|
jitter_max_delay
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Maximum jitter buffer size, in milliseconds. The range is from 20 to 135; the default value is 135.
|
jitter_nom_delay
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Nominal jitter buffer size, in milliseconds. The range is from 5 to 135; the default value is 70.
|
jitter_min_delay
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Minimum jitter buffer size, in milliseconds. The range is from 0 to 135; the default value is 0.
|
cluster_enabled
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Condition of cluster generation in call control. Values are:
1: Disabled
2: Enabled
3: conditionalEnabled
|
ent_phy_idx
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Refers to the entPhysicalIndex object.
|
bearer_traffic
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Bearer traffic. VXSM 1.5 supports only the value 1 for ipPvcAal5.
|
bearer_sec_enable
|
NUMBER(1)
|
Whether TGCP bearer security is enabled or disabled. A value of true means that TGCP bearer security is enabled; a value of false means that TGCP bearer security is disabled. Values are:
1: true (true)
2: false
|
codec_temp_type
|
NUMBER(1)
|
Codec template supported in the DSP image. Values are:
1: tgw
2: cable
|
rtcp_timer_control
|
NUMBER(1)
|
When the RTCP receive timer is started. Values are:
1: disabled
2: startImmediately
3: startRtpOrRtcpPktRcvd
4: startRtcpPktRcvd (default)
|
reserved
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Reserved for future use.
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1.3.97 VXSM_CAS_PROFILE
The VXSM_CAS_PROFILE table contains CAS profile information for VXSM cards.
Table 1-362 VXSM_CAS_PROFILE
Column Name
|
Oracle Database Type
|
Description
|
node_id (key)
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Node ID.
|
shelf (key)
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Shelf number.
|
slot (key)
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Slot number.
|
profile_idx (key)
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Uniquely identifies the CAS profile. A value of 1 specifies the default CAS profile in the media gateway. The range is from 1 to 65535.
|
line_signal_timer_idx
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Attributes of CAS line signaling timers. This value is the index to the VXSM_LINE_SIGNAL_TIMER table.
|
general_config_idx
|
NUMBER(10)
|
General CAS attributes. This value is the index to the VXSM_GEN_CONFIG table.
|
reserved
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Reserved for future use.
|
1.3.98 VXSM_CAS_VARIANT
The VXSM_CAS_VARIANT table contains CAS varient information for VXSM cards.
Table 1-363 VXSM_CAS_VARIANT
Column Name
|
Oracle Database Type
|
Description
|
node_id (key)
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Node ID.
|
shelf (key)
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Shelf number.
|
slot (key)
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Slot number.
|
variant_idx (key)
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Arbitrary value that uniquely identifies the CAS variant in the media gateway. The range is from 1 to 65535.
|
variant_file
|
CHAR(65)
|
Valid filename with the extension ".o" stored on the media gateway's hard disk.
|
variant_source
|
NUMBER(1)
|
Source from where the CAS variant file is retrieved. Values are:
1: internal (default)
2: external
|
variant_state
|
NUMBER(1)
|
Configuration status of the CAS variant. Values are:
1: initInProgress
2: initSuccessfully
3: initFailed
|
reserved
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Reserved for future use.
|
1.3.99 VXSM_EVENT_MAP
The VXSM_EVENT_MAP table contains VXSM event map information.
Table 1-364 VXSM_EVENT_MAP
Column Name
|
Type
|
Description
|
node_id
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Node ID.
|
network_id
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Network ID.
|
shelf
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Shelf number.
|
slot
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Slot number.
|
map_index
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Uniquely identifies a set of supported voice data events and how they are handled in the media gateway.
A value of 1 indicates default handling for the voice data events in the media gateway.
|
event_index
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Unique identifier of the voice band data event.
|
handle_type
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Type of handle function in response to the event detection.
|
profile_index
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Handle profile in response to the event detection.
|
handle_mode
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Handling mode of the event.
|
reserved
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Reserved for future use.
|
1.3.100 VXSM_FAX_RELAY
The VXSM_FAX_RELAY table contains fax relay profile information for VXSM cards.
Table 1-365 VXSM_FAX_RELAY
Column Name
|
Oracle Database Type
|
Description
|
node_id (key)
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Node ID.
|
shelf (key)
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Shelf number.
|
slot (key)
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Slot number.
|
profile_index (key)
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Uniquely identifies the fax relay profile. The entry with the value of this object set to 1 is the default fax relay profile for the media gateway.
The default fax relay profile is automatically created by the system and cannot be added or deleted, but can be modified.
The range is from 1 to 65535.
|
mode
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Control mode of a fax call that the gateway follows upon detecting a V.21 preamble. Values are:
1: t38FallbackPassthru (default)
2: t38Only
|
t38_variant
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Variant of ITU-T T.38 standards. The range is from 0 to 255; the default value is 0.
|
bearer_tx_protocol
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Transport protocol in the bearer path. Values are:
1: UDP (default)
2: TCP
|
tcf_method
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Method used to verify the Training Check Field (TCF). Values are:
1: localTcf
2: networkTcf (default)
|
max_tx_rate
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Maximum fax transmission rate. Values are:
1: none
2: voiceRate
3: fax2400
4: fax4800
5: fax7200
6: fax9600
7: fax14400 (default)
8: fax12000
|
hs_packet_rate
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Packet rate of the primary high-speed (HS) data packet.
|
ls_data_red
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Extent of Internet Fax Protocol (IFP) packet transmission redundancy for the low-speed control information exchanged during the first phase of a T.38 fax relay connection. The range is from 0 to 8; the default value is 5.
|
hs_data_red
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Extent of IFP packet transmission redundancy for the high-speed control and image information exchanged following the initial low-speed phase of a T.38 fax relay connection. The range is from 0 to 3; the default value is 0.
|
nsf_override_enable
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Enables or disables the gateway to override the nonstandard facilities (NSF) code in the following T.30 signals: NSF, nonstandard facilities command (NSC), and NSS. Values are:
1: True (default)
2: False
|
nsf_country_code
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Country code for identifying the country where the media gateway with nonstandard capabilities was manufactured. This object is applicable only if the value of nsf_override_enable is set to true.
|
nsf_vendor_code
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Per its ITU T.35 definition, the vendor code (also called the terminal provider code) in the NSF code is a two-byte field that identifies the manufacturer of the media gateway with nonstandard capabilities. This object is applicable only if the value of nsf_override_enable is set to true.
|
nse_ack_timeout
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Timeout value for the NSE timer. This timer is started after sending an NSE 200 while waiting for the NSE 201 acknowledgment or the NSE 202 negative acknowledgement. The range is from 250 to 10000; the default value is 1000.
|
inactivity_timeout
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Timeout value before the call is torn down if there is no activity in the fax relay. A value of 0 disables the inactivity detection. The range is from 0 to 65535; the default value is 10.
|
nominal_delay
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Nominal delay in the fax relay. The range is from 0 to 65535; the default value is 200.
|
t30_ecm_enable
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Enables or disables T.30 Error Correcting Mode (ECM). ECM is a feature implemented by many new fax devices to improve image quality and page compression capabilities through a reliable image data transmission protocol. Values are:
1: True (default)
2: False
|
reserved
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Reserved for future use.
|
1.3.101 VXSM_GENERAL_CONFIG
The VXSM_GENERAL_CONFIG table contains general configuration information for VXSM cards.
Table 1-366 VXSM_GENERAL_CONFIG
Column Name
|
Oracle Database Type
|
Description
|
node_id (key)
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Node ID.
|
shelf (key)
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Shelf number.
|
slot (key)
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Slot number.
|
general_config_idx (key)
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Arbitrary index that uniquely identifies an entry in this table. The index 1 is reserved for the default entry. The range is from 1 to 65535.
|
glare_policy
|
NUMBER(1)
|
Glare policy, which is used only if CAS DS-0 directionality of the endpoint is bidirectional. Values are:
1: rptSzOnGlareTmrExp (default)
2: rptSzOnGlareDet
3: rptRelOnGlareTmrExpAndGoOnHook
4: goOnHookOnGlareDet
|
param_source
|
NUMBER(1)
|
Whether the gateway should read CAS-related timer parameters from the CAS variant file downloaded for that endpoint or read them from the MIB. Values are:
1: casVariantFile
2: mib (default)
|
reg_sig_mode
|
NUMBER(1)
|
Register signaling mode for R2 registers. Values are:
1: compelled (default)
2: noncompelled
3: semicompelled
|
line_sig_type
|
NUMBER(1)
|
Line signaling type used for R2 line signaling. Values are:
1: digital (default)
2: analog
3: pulse
|
ring_back_type
|
NUMBER(1)
|
Ringback signal type of the FGD protocol. Values are:
1: wink (default)
2: winkAndTone
|
in_hi_freq_power
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Power of the high-frequency signal component for incoming calls. The range is from -1000 to 1000 dBm.
|
in_lo_freq_power
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Power of the low-frequency signal component for incoming calls. The range is from -1000 to 1000 dBm.
|
in_neg_twist
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Negative power twist when the power level of the low-frequency component is set to higher than the high-frequency component for incoming calls. The range is from -1000 to 1000 dBm.
|
in_pos_twist
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Positive power twist when the power level of the high-frequency component is set to higher than the low-frequency component for incoming calls. The range is from -1000 to 1000 dBm.
|
in_break_threshold
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Power level used to detect on hook-to-off hook transitions for incoming calls. The range is from -1000 to 1000 dBm.
|
out_lo_freq_power
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Power of the low-frequency signal component for outgoing calls. The range is from -1000 to 1000 dBm.
|
out_power_twist
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Relative power level of the high-frequency component for outgoing calls. The range is from -1000 to 1000 dBm.
|
out_cadence_on_time
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Duration of time for which the digit tone is generated for outgoing calls. The range is from 0 to 6553 milliseconds.
|
out_cadence_off_time
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Silence between digit tones for outgoing calls. The range is from 0 to 6553 milliseconds.
|
country_code
|
CHAR(8)
|
Country code digits.
|
echo_cancellation
|
NUMBER(1)
|
Echo cancellation mode, which applies to outgoing R2 registers. Values are:
1: noEchoRequired
2: outgoingHalfEchoRequired (default)
3: outgoingHalfEchoSuppressorInserted
4: incomingHalfEchoSuppressorRequired
|
subscriber_category
|
NUMBER(2)
|
Subscriber category. Values are:
1: subscriberWithoutPriority (default)
2: subscriberWithPriority
3: maintenanceEquipment
4: operatorCall
5: dataNationalTransmission
6: subscriberOrOperatorWithoutForwardTransfer
7: operatorWithForwardTransfer
8: dataInternationalTransmission
|
nature_of_circuit
|
NUMBER(1)
|
Whether there is a satellite link in the path. Values are:
1: notIncluded (default)
2: included
|
compelled_sig_type
|
NUMBER(1)
|
Compelled signaling type. Values are:
1: enbloc (default)
2: overlap
3: endtoend
|
tx_digit_order
|
NUMBER(1)
|
Transmit digit order in which ANI and DNIs are dialed out when the controlling application gives both the calling party number and the called party number to the CAS module for dialing out in a single request. Values are:
1: aniDnis
2: dnisAni (default)
|
digit_detect_mode
|
NUMBER(1)
|
Digit detect mode with which the gateway is opened for receipt of digits. Values are:
1: dtmf
2: mf (default)
3: dp
|
tsp_int_thresh
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Duration between two consecutive metering pulses. If the duration changes more than the value specified in this parameter, an event is triggered to the MGC. The range is from 0 to 65535 milliseconds; the default value is 10.
|
start_timer
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Amount of time that the gateway waits to receive digits after generating the seize ACK or start dial indication for an incoming call. The range is from 0 to 10000 seconds; the default value is 16.
|
long_timer
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Period between receipt of digits. The timer is not started until the first digit is received. The range is from 0 to 10000 seconds; the default value is 16.
|
short_timer
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Period between receipt of digits. The range is from 0 to 10000 seconds; the default value is 4.
|
long_duration_timer
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Long duration event when placed in front of a digit. The range is from 10 to 9900 milliseconds; the default value is 100.
|
mgc_timer
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Timer in the gateway that waits for the MGC to provide the remaining information for CAS signaling. The range is from 0 to 100000 milliseconds; the default value is 1000.
|
digit_type
|
NUMBER(1)
|
Digit type that is pulsed from the gateway. Values are:
1: dtmf
2: mf (default)
3: dp
|
endpt_direction
|
NUMBER(1)
|
Direction in which CAS calls are accepted on the endpoint. Values are:
1: bidirectional (default)
2: incoming
3: outgoing
|
pulse_receive_timeout
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Amount of time that the media gateway waits for the receipt of pulse. The range is from 0 to 100000 seconds; the default value is 0.
|
initial_delay
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Initial delay that must be applied on an outgoing trunk before the digits are pulsed out. The range is from 0 to 10000 milliseconds; the default value is 0.
|
max_num_call
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Maximum number of calling party digits to collect and report to the MGC. The range is from 0 to 65535; the default value is 0.
|
reserved
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Reserved for future use.
|
1.3.102 VXSM_IKE_PEER_AUTH
The VXSM_IKE_PEER_AUTH table contains Internet Key Exchange (IKE) peer authentication information for VXSM cards.
Table 1-367 VXSM_IKE_PEER_AUTH
Column Name
|
Oracle Database Type
|
Description
|
node_id (key)
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Node ID.
|
shelf (key)
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Shelf number.
|
slot (key)
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Slot number.
|
ip_config_idx (key)
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Control IP index. The value of this field corresponds to the idx field in the vxsm_pvc_ip table.
|
remote_ip_idx (key)
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Address type (IpAddress or FQDN) of the IKE peer. The range is from 1 to 255.
|
remote_addr_type
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Address type (IpAddress or FQDN) of the IKE peer. Values are:
1: ipv4 (default)
2: ipv6
|
remote_addr
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Address of the IKE peer. The address type is remote_addr_type.
|
phase1_prop_idx
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Phase proposal index. The value of this field corresponds to the prop_idx field in the phase1_proposal table.
|
auth_method
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Whether the peer authentication method is Presharing Key (PSK) or Kerberos. Values are:
1: psk (default)
2: kerberos
|
auth_preshared_key
|
CHAR(65)
|
Authentication information.
|
reserved
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Reserved for future use.
|
1.3.103 VXSM_IKE_TUNNEL
The VXSM_IKE_TUNNEL table contains IKE tunnel information for VXSM cards.
Table 1-368 VXSM_IKE_TUNNEL
Column Name
|
Oracle Database Type
|
Description
|
node_id (key)
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Node ID.
|
shelf (key)
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Shelf number.
|
slot (key)
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Slot number.
|
ike_tunnel_idx (key)
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Index of the IPsec Phase-1 IKE Tunnel table. The range is from 1 to 2147483647.
The value of the index is a number that begins at one and increments with each tunnel that is created. The value of this object wraps at 2147483647.
|
tunnel_status
|
NUMBER(5)
|
If set to destroy, the tunnel is brought down. Values are:
1: active
2: destroy
|
reserved
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Reserved for future use.
|
1.3.104 VXSM_IN_LINE_SIGNAL
The VXSM_IN_LINE_SIGNAL table contains input line signal information for VXSM cards.
Table 1-369 VXSM_IN_LINE_SIGNAL
Column Name
|
Oracle Database Type
|
Description
|
node_id (key)
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Node ID.
|
shelf (key)
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Shelf number.
|
slot (key)
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Slot number.
|
variant_idx (key)
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Arbitrary value that uniquely identifies the CAS variant in the media gateway. The range is from 1 to 65535.
|
signal_name_idx (key)
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Signal name index for the various CAS line signals. The range is from 1 to 65535.
|
signal_name
|
CHAR(65)
|
CAS signal name.
|
rx_pattern
|
NUMBER(5)
|
ABCD bit pattern of the signal received on the DS-0.
|
matched_rx_pattern
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Previous matched ABCD bit pattern that was received on the DS-0.
|
matched_tx_pattern
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Current ABCD bit pattern transmitted on the DS-0.
|
min_make_time
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Minimum time (in milliseconds) for which the received pattern (rx_pattern) must persist to be considered a valid state change or transition. The value is from 0 to 4294967295.
|
max_make_time
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Maximum time (in milliseconds) for which the received pattern (rx_pattern) must persist to be considered a valid state change or transition. The range is from 0 to 4294967295.
|
min_break_time
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Minimum time (in milliseconds) for which the received ABCD bit pattern returns to its original signal pattern after the make pattern is asserted. The range is from 0 to 4294967295.
|
max_break_time
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Maximum time (in milliseconds) for which the received ABCD bit pattern returns to its original signal pattern after the make pattern is asserted. The range is from 0 to 4294967295.
|
reserved
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Reserved for future use.
|
1.3.105 VXSM_IPSEC_TUNNEL
The VXSM_IPSEC_TUNNEL table contains IP security tunnel information for VXSM cards.
Table 1-370 VXSM_IPSEC_TUNNEL
Column Name
|
Oracle Database Type
|
Description
|
node_id (key)
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Node ID.
|
shelf (key)
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Shelf number.
|
slot (key)
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Slot number.
|
ipsec_tunnel_idx (key)
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Index of the IPsec Phase-2 Tunnel table. The range is from 1 to 2147483647.
The value of the index is a number that begins at one and increments with each tunnel that is created. The value of this object wraps at 2147483647.
|
tunnel_status
|
NUMBER(5)
|
If set to destroy, the tunnel is brought down. Values are:
1: active
2: destroy
|
reserved
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Reserved for future use.
|
1.3.106 VXSM_LINE_SIGNAL_TIMER
The VXSM_LINE_SIGNAL_TIMER table contains line signal timer information for VXSM cards.
Table 1-371 VXSM_LINE_SIGNAL_TIMER
Column Name
|
Oracle Database Type
|
Description
|
node_id (key)
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Node ID.
|
shelf (key)
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Shelf number.
|
slot (key)
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Slot number.
|
line_signal_timer_idx(key)
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Arbitrary index that uniquely identifies an entry in this table. The index 1 is reserved for the default entry. The range is from 1 to 65535.
|
idle_guard_timer
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Maximum amount of time that the media gateway waits for receipt of the idle signal on the line. The range is from 0 to 4294967295 milliseconds; the default value is 10000.
|
clear_fwd_timer
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Value of the timer that the gateway starts at the request of the controlling application (such as the MGC) for receipt of the clear forward signal on the line. The range is from 0 to 4294967295 milliseconds; the default value is 120000.
|
clear_bwd_timer
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Value of the timer that the gateway starts at the request of the controlling application (such as the MGC) for receipt of the clear backward signal. The range is from 0 to 4294967295 milliseconds; the default value is 120000.
|
release_guard_timer
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Delay between receipt of the clear forward signal and transmission of the idle signal. The range is from 0 to 4294967295 milliseconds; the default value is 800.
|
glare_timer
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Maximum amount of time that the media gateway waits for the other end to back out when glare occurs on a DS-0 line. The range is from 0 to 4294967295 milliseconds; the default value is 4000.
|
meter_delay_timer
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Delay between generation of the answer signal and generation of the meter signal. The gateway starts this timer after sending the line answer signal. The range is from 0 to 4294967295 milliseconds; the default value is 600.
|
debounce_timer
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Amount of time that the line signal should persist to be valid. The range is from 0 to 4294967295 milliseconds; the default value is 5.
|
rsp_timer
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Maximum amount of time that the media gateway waits for receipt of the seize ack signal. The range is from 0 to 4294967295 milliseconds; the default value is 200.
|
delay_bet_reg
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Timer that is started after register signaling completes successfully, within which time the answer line signal must be received. The range is from 0 to 65535 seconds; the default value is 90.
|
ack_to_digit_timer
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Amount of time that the gateway waits for reception address digits after sending the seize ack signal. The range is from 0 to 65535 seconds; the default value is 15.
|
reserved
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Reserved for future use.
|
1.3.107 VXSM_NETWORK_INTERFACE
The VXSM_NETWORK_INTERFACE table contains network interface information for VXSM cards.
Table 1-372 VXSM_NETWORK_INTERFACE
Column Name
|
Oracle Data Type
|
Description
|
node_id (key)
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Node ID.
|
shelf (key)
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Shelf number.
|
slot (key)
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Slot number.
|
ip_config_idx (key)
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Control IP index. The value of this field corresponds to the idx field in the vxsm_pvc_ip table.
|
df_bit
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Object used in tunneled IP header construction to clear, set, or copy the inner IP header don't fragment (DF) bit for the network interface. Values are:
1: Clear (default)
2: Set
3: Copy
|
pmtu_age
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Timeout value for Path Maximum Transmission Unit (PMTU) information for an Security Association (SA). The range is from 1 to 65535; the default value is 10.
|
reserved
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Reserved for future use.
|
1.3.108 VXSM_OUT_LINE_SIGNAL
The VXSM_OUT_LINE_SIGNAL table contains output line signal information for VXSM cards.
Table 1-373 VXSM_OUT_LINE_SIGNAL
Column Name
|
Oracle Database Type
|
Description
|
node_id (key)
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Node ID.
|
shelf (key)
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Shelf number.
|
slot (key)
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Slot number.
|
variant_idx (key)
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Arbitrary value that uniquely identifies the CAS variant in the media gateway. The range is from 1 to 65535.
|
signal_name_idx (key)
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Signal name index for the various CAS line signals. The range is from 1 to 65535.
|
signal_name
|
CHAR(65)
|
CAS signal name.
|
tx_pattern
|
NUMBER(5)
|
ABCD transmit bit pattern.
|
make_time
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Time (in milliseconds) for which the Tx pattern is transmitted. The range is from 0 to 4294967295.
|
break_time
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Time (in milliseconds) for which the transmitted pattern switches to the original pattern before the Tx pattern is asserted on the line. The range is from 0 to 4294967295.
|
reserved
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Reserved for future use.
|
1.3.109 VXSM_PH1_PTRF_ASSOC
The VXSM_PH1_PTRF_ASSOC table contains phase 1 proposal transform association information for VXSM cards.
Table 1-374 VXSM_PH1_PTRF_ASSOC
Column Name
|
Oracle Database Type
|
Description
|
node_id (key)
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Node ID.
|
shelf (key)
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Shelf number.
|
slot (key)
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Slot number.
|
prop_idx (key)
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Phase 1 proposal index.
|
transform_idx (key)
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Phase 1 transform index.
|
reserved
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Reserved for future use.
|
1.3.110 VXSM_PH2_PTRF_ASSOC
The VXSM_PH2_PTRF_ASSOC table contains phase 2 proposal transform association information for VXSM cards.
Table 1-375 VXSM_PH2_PTRF_ASSOC
Column Name
|
Oracle Database Type
|
Description
|
node_id (key)
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Node ID.
|
shelf (key)
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Shelf number.
|
slot (key)
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Slot number.
|
prop_idx (key)
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Phase 2 proposal index.
|
transform_idx (key)
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Phase 2 transform index.
|
proposal_num (key)
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Relative order of preference of the transforms mapped to one proposal. The range is from 1 to 4.
|
reserved
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Reserved for future use.
|
1.3.111 VXSM_PHASE1_PROPOSAL
The VXSM_PHASE1_PROPOSAL table contains phase 1 proposal information for VXSM cards.
Table 1-376 VXSM_PHASE1_PROPOSAL
Column Name
|
Oracle Database Type
|
Description
|
node_id (key)
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Node ID.
|
shelf (key)
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Shelf number.
|
slot (key)
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Slot number.
|
prop_idx (key)
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Index of the Proposal table. The range is from 1 to 255.
|
dh_group
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Whether Diffie-Hellman group 1 or Diffie-Hellman group 2 is set for the Phase 1. Values are:
1: dhGroup1 (default)
2: dhGroup2
|
unit_of_time
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Units of time for the Phase 1 lifetime. Values are:
1: Seconds
2: Minutes (default)
3: Hours
|
prop_life_time
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Time interval when the current IKE Phase 1 proposal ends. The unit of this object depends on the unit_of_time value. The range is from 1 to 65535; the default value is 28800.
|
reserved
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Reserved for future use.
|
1.3.112 VXSM_PHASE1_TRANSFORM
The VXSM_PHASE1_TRANSFORM table contains phase 1 transform information for VXSM cards.
Table 1-377 VXSM_PHASE1_TRANSFORM
Column Name
|
Oracle Database Type
|
Description
|
node_id (key)
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Node ID.
|
shelf (key)
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Shelf number.
|
slot (key)
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Slot number.
|
transform_idx (key)
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Index that distinguishes between the various combinations of hash and encryption transforms that are available. The range is from 1 to 255.
|
encr_algo
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Encryption algorithm that applies to the proposal. Values are:
1: des (default)
2: des3
|
hash_algo
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Hash algorithm that applies to the proposal. Values are:
1: md5 (default)
2: sha
|
reserved
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Reserved for future use.
|
1.3.113 VXSM_PHASE2_PROPOSAL
The VXSM_PHASE2_PROPOSAL table contains phase 2 proposal information for VXSM cards.
Table 1-378 VXSM_PHASE2_PROPOSAL
Column Name
|
Oracle Database Type
|
Description
|
node_id (key)
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Node ID.
|
shelf (key)
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Shelf number.
|
slot (key)
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Slot number.
|
prop_idx (key)
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Index of the Proposal table. The range is from 1 to 255.
|
anti_reply
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Whether the Anti-Replay (partial sequence integrity) service to help counter Denial of Service (DoS) attacks is enabled. Values are:
1: Disabled
2: Enabled (default)
|
dh_group
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Whether Diffie-Hellman group 1 or Diffie-Hellman group 2 is set for the Phase 2. Values are:
1: dhGroup1 (default)
2: dhGroup2
|
unit_of_time
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Units of time for the HardLifetime object. Values are:
1: Seconds (default)
2: Minutes
3: Hours
|
hard_life_time
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Time interval when the current SA ends. The unit of this object depends on the unit_of_time parameter. The range is from 1 to 65535; the default value is 28800.
|
hard_life_size
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Life of an SA, in bytes, to which the encryption or authentication algorithm is applied. The value of this object is in kilobytes (KB). Hardlifesize specifies the number of bytes after which the SA expires. The range is from 1 to 4294967295; the default value is 4608000.
|
use_select
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Whether the selector parameters are obtained from the policy or copied from the incoming packet. Values are:
1: packet
2: policy (default)
|
endpt_addr_type
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Type (IP address or FQDN) of remote address of the transport. For tunnels, this value represents the type (IP address or FQDN) of the address of the router between two end hosts (gateway). Values are:
1: ipv4 (default)
2: ipv6
|
endpt_addr
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Remote address of the transport. For tunnels, this value represents the IP address of the router between two end hosts (gateway). The address type is endpt_addr_type.
|
pfs_enable
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Whether Perfect Forward Secrecy (PFS) is enabled. Values are:
1: True (default)
2: False
|
reserved
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Reserved for future use.
|
1.3.114 VXSM_PHASE2_TRANSFORM
The VXSM_PHASE2_TRANSFORM table contains phase 2 transform information for VXSM cards.
Table 1-379 VXSM_PHASE2_TRANSFORM
Column Name
|
Oracle Database Type
|
Description
|
node_id (key)
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Node ID.
|
shelf (key)
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Shelf number.
|
slot (key)
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Slot number.
|
transform_idx (key)
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Index that distinguishes between the various combinations of available AH and ESP transforms. The range is from 1 to 255.
|
ah
|
NUMBER(5)
|
ESP transform that applies to the proposal. Both AH and ESP transforms cannot be null at the same time. Values are:
1: none
2: sha196 (default)
3: md596
|
esp_encr_algo
|
NUMBER(5)
|
ESP transform that applies to the proposal. Values are:
1: none
2: espDes (default)
3: esp3Des
4: espRc5
5: espIdea
6: espCast
7: espBlowfish
8: espNull
9: espAes
|
esp_auth_algo
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Authentication algorithm for the ESP transform that applies to the proposal. Values are:
1: none
2: sha196 (default)
3: md596
|
encap_mode
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Encapsulation type for the transform. Values are:
1: transport (default)
2: tunnel
|
reserved
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Reserved for future use.
|
1.3.115 VXSM_PVC_IP
The VXSM_PVC_IP table contains VXSM PVC IP information.
Table 1-380 VXSM_PVC_IP
Column Name
|
Oracle Data Type
|
Description
|
network_id
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Network ID.
|
node_id
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Node ID.
|
shelf
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Shelf number.
|
slot
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Slot number.
|
index
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Index of the cMediaGwIpConfigTable table. The range is from 1 to 64.
|
if_index
|
NUMBER(10)
|
IfIndex of the PVC.
|
vpi
|
NUMBER(5)
|
VPI of the PVC, which is associated to the IP address. The range is from -1 to 4095.
|
vci
|
NUMBER(10)
|
VCI of the PVC, which is associated to the IP address. The range is from -1 to 65535.
|
ipaddr_type
|
NUMBER(5)
|
IP address type (ipv4 or ipv6). The value 1 is assigned to ipv4.
|
ip_addr
|
NUMBER(10)
|
IP address of an existing PVC. Only one IP address can be configured for a given PVC connection. VXSM handles the InetAddress object as the InetAddressIPv4, which has a data type of OCTET STRING. The range of the string size is from 0 to 4.
|
subnet_mask
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Subnetmask of the IP address. VXSM handles the InetAddress object as the InetAddressIPv4, which has a data type of OCTET STRING. The range of the string size is from 0 to 4.
|
def_gw_ip
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Values are:
1: IP address, identified by the ip_addr field, is the default gateway
2: Otherwise
|
reserved
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Reserved for future use.
|
1.3.116 VXSM_RTCP_CIPHERSUITE
The VXSM_RTCP_CIPHERSUITE table contains RTCP cipersuite information for VXSM cards.
Table 1-381 VXSM_RTCP_CIPHERSUITE
Column Name
|
Oracle Database Type
|
Description
|
node_id (key)
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Node ID.
|
shelf (key)
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Shelf number.
|
slot (key)
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Slot number.
|
rtcp_encp_algo (key)
|
NUMBER(2)
|
Encryption algorithm supported for RTCP bearer encryption. Values are:
1: rtcpEncrNull
2: rtcpAesCbc
3: rtcpXdesxCbc
4: rtcpDesCbcPad
5: rtcp3DesCbc
|
rtcp_auth_algo (key)
|
NUMBER(2)
|
Authentication algorithm. Values are:
1: rtcpAuthNull
2: rtcpHmacSha196
3: rtcpHmacMd596
|
rtcp_preference
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Preference for the entry. The range is from 0 to 255.
|
reserved
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Reserved for future use.
|
1.3.117 VXSM_RTP_CIPHERSUITE
The VXSM_RTP_CIPERSUITE table contains RTP cipersuite information for VXSM cards.
Table 1-382 VXSM_RTP_CIPHERSUITE
Column Name
|
Oracle Database Type
|
Description
|
node_id (key)
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Node ID.
|
shelf (key)
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Shelf number.
|
slot (key)
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Slot number.
|
rtp_encp_algo (key)
|
NUMBER(2)
|
Encryption algorithm supported for RTP media encryption. Values are:
1: rtpEncrNull
2: rtpAes128
3: rtpXdesxCbc
4: rtpDesCbcPad
5: rtp3DesCbc
6: rtpRc4
|
rtp_auth_algo (key)
|
NUMBER(2)
|
Authentication algorithm supported for RTP. Values are:
1: rtpAuthNull
2: rtpMmh2
3: rtpMmh4
|
rtp_preference
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Preference for the entry. The range is from 0 to 255.
|
reserved
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Reserved for future use.
|
1.3.118 VXSM_SECURITY_POLICY
The VXSM_SECURITY_POLICY table contains IP security policy information for VXSM cards.
Table 1-383 VXSM_SECURITY_POLICY
Column Name
|
Oracle Database Type
|
Description
|
node_id (key)
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Node ID.
|
shelf (key)
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Shelf number.
|
slot (key)
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Slot number.
|
spd_idx (key)
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Security policy index.
|
dest_addr_type
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Type of destination IP address. Values are:
1: ipv4 (default)
2: ipv6
|
dest_addr_prefix_len
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Mask used for the destination address. The default value is 24.
|
dest_addr
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Destination address filter or selector. The address type is dest_addr_type. The mask of the address is dest_addr_prefix_len.
|
src_addr_type
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Type of source IP address. Values are:
1: ipv4 (default)
2: ipv6
|
src_addr_prefix_len
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Mask used for the source address. The default value is 24.
|
src_addr
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Source address filter or selector. The address type is src_addr_type. The mask of the address is src_addr_prefix_len.
|
protocol
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Transport layer protocol selector. Values are:
1: TCP (default)
2: IP
3: RAW
|
dest_port
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Destination port selector. A value of 0 implies any port. The range is from 0 to 65535; the default value is 1025.
|
src_port
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Source port selector. A value of 0 implies any port. The range is from 0 to 65535; the default value is 1025.
|
directionality
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Inbound (in) or outbound (out) direction for security policy database entries. The default value is inbound (in).
|
mirroring
|
NUMBER(5)
|
This object, if mirrored, specifies that an entry in the SPD applies to both the inbound and outbound databases with the source and destination addresses and ports reversed. If this object is nonMirrored, the entry added to the SPD applies in the specified direction only. If this object is mirrored, the entry applies to both inbound and outbound databases regardless of the directionality value. Values are:
1: mirrored (default)
2: nonMirrored
|
action
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Action that applies to a packet after it is selected for one of the three processing modes based on IP and transport layer header information. Selectors are matched against entries in the SPD. Values are:
1: secure (default)
2: bypass
3: discard
|
reserved
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Reserved for future use.
|
1.3.119 VXSM_SPD_KEY_MGR_ASSOC
The VXSM_SPD_KEY_MGR_ASSOC table contains security policy key association information for VXSM cards.
Table 1-384 VXSM_SPD_KEY_MGR_ASSOC
Column Name
|
Oracle Database Type
|
Description
|
node_id (key)
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Node ID.
|
shelf (key)
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Shelf number.
|
slot (key)
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Slot number.
|
spd_idx (key)
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Security policy index.
|
key_type (key)
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Whether IKE or Manual Key Manager (MKM) is used for key management for the specified SPD entry. Values are:
1: ike
2: manual
|
key_idx (key)
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Index of the Key Manager table with which the corresponding SPD entry is associated. The index that belongs to the IKE or MKM tables is determined by the key_type parameter. This object takes the value of the prop_idx field in the VXSM_PHASE2_PROPOSAL table.
|
reserved
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Reserved for future use.
|
1.3.120 VXSM_TTY_PROFILE
The VXSM_TTY_PROFILE table contains TTY profile information for VXSM cards.
Table 1-385 VXSM_TTY_PROFILE
Column Name
|
Oracle Database Type
|
Description
|
node_id (key)
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Node ID.
|
shelf (key)
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Shelf number.
|
slot (key)
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Slot number.
|
profile_index (key)
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Uniquely identifies the TTY profile. The entry with the value of this object set to 1 is the default TTY profile for the media gateway. The range is from 1 to 65535.
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codec
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Type of codec to use for upspeed. Upspeed changes the transmission rate of the voice interface to a higher rate of codec type. Values are:
1: None
14: g726r32000
15: g711ulawr64000 (default)
16: g711Alawr64000
27: clearChannel
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jitter_delay_mode
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Jitter buffer mode applied to a TTY call connection. Values are:
1: adaptive
2: fixed (default)
|
jitter_max_delay
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Maximum jitter delay for the TTY connection, in milliseconds. The range is from 20 to 135; the default value is 135.
|
jitter_nom_delay
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Nominal jitter delay for the TTY connection, in milliseconds. The range is from 5 to 135; the default value is 70.
|
jitter_min_delay
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Minimum jitter delay for the TTY connection, in milliseconds. The range is from 0 to 135; the default value is 0.
|
inactivity_timeout
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Timeout value before the call is torn down if there is no activity in the TTY connection. A value of 0 disables the inactivity detection. The range is from 0 to 65535; the default value is 4.
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vad_control
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Whether the gateway autonomously controls VAD after detection of TTY without explicit commands from the MGC. Values are:
1: True
2: False (default)
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revert_voice_mode
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Whether the TTY connection reverts back to voice mode upon bidirectional silence detection or carrier loss. Values are:
1: True
2: False (default)
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reserved
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Reserved for future use.
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1.3.121 VXSM_VDB_PROFILE
The VXSM_VDB_PROFILE table contains VXSM VDB profile information.
Table 1-386 VXSM_VDB_PROFILE
Column Name
|
Type
|
Description
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network_id
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Network ID.
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node_id (key)
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Node ID.
|
shelf (key)
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Shelf number.
|
slot (key)
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Slot number.
|
profile_index
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Uniquely identifies the VBD profile. The default value of 1 is the default VBD profile for the media gateway. The default VBD profile is automatically created by the system and cannot be added or deleted, but can be modified.
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upspeed_codec
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Type of codec used for upspeed. Upspeed changes the transmission rate of the voice interface to a higher rate of codec type.
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jitter_delay_mode
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Jitter buffer mode applied to a VBD call connection. Values are:
adaptive—Use the cvbdpVbdProfJitterNomDelay object as the initial jitter buffer size and let the DSP pick the optimal value of the jitter buffer size between the range of jitter_max_delay and jitter_min_delay.
fixed—Use a constant jitter buffer size as specified by the cvbdpVbdProfJitterNomDelay object.
|
jitter_max_delay
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Maximum jitter buffer size in a VBD.
|
jitter_nom_delay
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Nominal jitter buffer size in a VBD.
|
jitter_min_delay
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Minimum jitter buffer size in a VBD.
|
inactivity_timeout
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Timeout value before tearing down the call if there is no activity in the VBD connection. A value of 0 disables the inactivity detection.
|
vad_disable
|
NUMBER(1)
|
Whether the gateway autonomously controls VAD after detection of VBD without explicit commands from the MGC. Values are:
1: true (default)
2: false
|
pkt_period_control
|
NUMBER(1)
|
Whether the gateway autonomously controls the packetization period of the VBD connection without explicit commands from the MGC. Values are:
1: true
2: false (default)
|
pkt_period
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Packetization period for the VBD connection. The default value is pktPeriod10000us.
|
reserved
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Reserved for future use.
|
1.3.122 VXSM_VIF
The VXSM_VIF table contains VXSM VIF information.
Table 1-387 VXSM_VIF
Column Name
|
Oracle Data Type
|
Description
|
network_id
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Network ID.
|
node_id (key)
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Node ID.
|
shelf (key)
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Shelf number.
|
slot (key)
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Slot number.
|
bay
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Bay number.
|
line
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Line number.
|
if_index
|
NUMBER(10)
|
IfIndex.
|
vif_num
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Uniquely identifies a voice interface (vif) or a DS-0 group. The range is from 0 to 30.
|
ds0_chan
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Bitmap of the selected DS-0 channel that will be added to the group. The default value is 00000000'H.
|
service_type
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Service type of the CAS/DS-0 group. Values are:
1: none (default)
2: casServSw56
3: casServModem
4: casServAuto
5: sgcp
6: mgcp
7: other
8: trunkingService
9: h248
10: ds0xconn
11: tgcp
|
noise_reg_en
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Whether the background noise should be played to fill silence gaps if the VAD is activated. Values are:
1: true
2: false
|
nln_proc_en
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Whether nonlinear processing is enabled for the interface. Values are:
1: true (default)
2: false
|
mus_hold_thrhd
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Music on-hold threshold for the interface. The range is from -70 to -30; the default value is -38.
|
in_gain
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Amount of gain inserted at the receiver side of the interface. The range is from -6 to 14; the default value is 0.
|
out_attn
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Amount of attenuation inserted at the transmit side of the interface. The range is from 0 to 14; the default value is 0.
|
ecan_enable
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Whether echo cancellation is enabled for the interface. Values are:
1: true (default)
2: false
|
ecan_cover
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Echo canceller coverage for the interface. Values are:
1: echoCanceller8ms
2: echoCanceller16ms
3: echoCanceller24ms
4: echoCanceller32ms
5: echoCanceller64ms
6: echoCanceller128ms
|
lif_num
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Logical interface number associated with the voice interface. The range is from 0 to 255; the default value is 0.
|
cc_profile
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Index of the Call Control Profile table, which indicates the call control profile that the DSx1 interface is using. The range is from 0 to 30; the default value is 0.
|
vad_enable
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Whether VAD is enabled on the compression DSPs of the interface. Values are:
1: true
2: false
|
cont_tone1
|
NUMBER(5)
|
First tone in the frequency sent between the terminating and originating gateway during the continuity test. The range is from 1 to 4000; the default value is 2010.
|
cont_tone2
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Second tone in the frequency sent between the terminating and originating gateway during the continuity test. The range is from 1 to 4000; the default value is 1780.
|
modem_pass_thr
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Modem pass-through mode. Values are:
1: passThruDisabled
2: passThruCisco
3: passThruNse (default)
4: passThruNseAal2
5: passThruCa
6: passThruTypeE
7: system
8: passThruNseCa
|
upspeed_codec
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Codec type to be used when fax upspeed occurs: Values are:
1: other
2: fax2400
3: fax4800
4: fax7200
5: fax9600
6: fax14400
7: fax12000
10: g729r8000
11: g729Ar8000
12: g726r16000
13: g726r24000
|
upspeed_codec
(continued)
|
NUMBER(5)
|
14: g726r32000
15: g711ulawr64000
16: g711Alawr64000
17: g728r16000
18: g723r6300
19: g723r5300
20: gsmr13200
21: g729Br8000
22: g729ABr8000
23: g723Ar6300
24: g723Ar5300
25: ietfg729r8000
26: gsmeEr12200
27: clearChannel
28: g726r40000
|
tone_plan
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Tone plan that the DS-0 group uses for playing tones. The range is from 0 to 65535.
|
gw_lnk_id
|
NUMBER(10)
|
H.248 media gateway link to which the DS-0 group belongs. The range is from 0 to 2147483647.
|
megaco_pkg_id
|
CHAR(3)
|
H.248 packages supported in the DS-0 group. 104 bits are held in 13 bytes.
|
vad_timer
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Hangover time for the VAD. Once voice inactivity is detected, the gateway waits for this duration before activating silence suppression. The range is from 250 to 65535; the default value is 250.
|
ics_enable
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Indicates whether idle channel suppression (ICS) is enabled for an AAL2 connection. The default value is 2, which means false.
|
ics_int_timer
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Timeout value for the ICS integration timer, which is started once channel idle is detected. When the timer expires, the gateway stops transmitting bearer data to the network. Instead, CAS keepalive packets are sent. The range is from 0 to 65535; the default value is 5000.
|
event_map_index
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Action of the VBD signal events handled in the DS-0 group. The value of this object is the cvbdpEventMappingIndex in the cvbdpEventMappingTable. The range is from 1 to 65535; the default value is 1.
|
profile_idx
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Index of the CAS profile that is used by this DS-0 group. The value of this object corresponds to the profile_idx field in the cas_profile table.
|
variant_idx
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Index of the CAS variant that is used by this DS-0 group. The value of this object is the same as the value of variant_idx in the cas_variant table.
|
reserved
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Reserved for future use.
|
1.3.123 XGCP_GW
The XGCP_GW table contains XGCP media gateway information.
Table 1-388 XGCP_GW
Column Name
|
Oracle Data Type
|
Description
|
network_id
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Network ID.
|
node_id (key)
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Node ID.
|
shelf (key)
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Shelf number.
|
slot (key)
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Slot number.
|
req_timeout
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Period that the XGCP protocol waits before retransmitting an unacknowledged message. It is the responsibility of the requesting entity to provide suitable timeouts for all outstanding commands and to retry commands when timeouts are exceeded. The range is from 1 to 10000; the default value is 500.
Note Refer to the RFC2705 specification, MGCP, version 1.0, section 3.6.3: "Computing retransmission timers."
|
req_retries
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Number of retries for a request that exceeds the timeout without acknowledgement before trying to connect to another MGC. The range is from 0 to 10; the default value is 3.
Note Refer to the RFC2705 specification, MGCP, version 1.0, section 2.1.4: "Names of Call Agents and other entities."
|
retry_method
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Command retry method. Values are:
1: neverResetTimer
2: resetTimerForNewMgc
3: resetTimerForNewAddr
|
max_exp_timeout
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Maximum timeout for exponential command retries by the media gateway. The range is from 1 to 10000; the default value is 4000.
|
restart_mwd
|
NUMBER(10)
|
MWD timeout value for the media gateway to send the first restart in progress message to the MGC.
When a gateway is powered on, it initiates a restart timer to a random value that is uniformly distributed between 0 and an MWD. The gateway should send the first restart in progress message when the timer expires.
The initial value of this object is chosen in an implementation-dependent manner by the MGCP functionality, based on the call volume of the system.
Note Refer to the RFC2705 specification, MGCP, version 1.0, section 4.3.4: "Fighting the restart avalanche."
The range is from 0 to 600000; the default value is 3000.
|
restart_delay
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Restart delay timeout for the restart process for a gateway to send the restart in progress notification when it is powered on or reset. The purpose of setting the restart delay timer before sending the restart in progress notification to the MGC is to avoid network congestion during the critical period of service restoration.
Note Refer to the RFC2705 specification, MGCP, version 1.0, section 4.3.4: "Fighting the restart avalanche."
The range is from 0 to 600; the default value is 0.
|
def_package
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Default capability package supported in the gateway. Values are:
1: packageDC—Don't care package
2: packageG—Generic package
3: packageD—DTMF package
4: packageM—MF package
5: packageT—Trunk package (default)
6: packageL—Line package
7: packageH—Handset package
8: packageR—RTP package
9: packageN—NAS package
|
def_package
(continued)
|
NUMBER(5)
|
10: packageA—Announcement server package
11: packageS—Script package
12: packageATM—ATM package
13: packageMS—MF CAS package
14: packageDT—DTMF CAS package
15: packageMO—MO package
16: packageRES—RES package
17: packageSASDI —ASDI package (S) NCS
18: packageIT—IT package (S) TGCP
19: packageMT—MT package
20: packageB—B package
21: packageSST—SST package
22: packageMDR—MDR package
23: packageFXR—Fax package
24: packageBA—Bulk audit package
Note Refer to the RFC2705 specification, MGCP, version 1.0, section 6.1: "Basic packages."
|
supp_packages
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Bitmap of MGCP-supported packages. Values are:
Bit 0: Not Found
Bit 1: Package DC (don't care package)
Bit 2: Package G (Generic package)
Bit 3: Package D (DTMF package)
Bit 4: Package M (MF package)
Bit 5: Package T (Trunk package)
Bit 6: Package L (Line package)
Bit 7: Package H (Handset package)
Bit 8: Package R (RTP package)
Bit 9: Package N (NAS package)
Bit 10: Package A (Announcement server package)
|
supp_packages
(continued)
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Bit 11: Package S (Script package)
Bit 12: Package ATM (ATM package)
Bit 13: Package MS (MF CAS package)
Bit 14: Package DT (DTMF CAS package)
Bit 15: Package MO (MO package)
Bit 16: Package RES (RES package)
Bit 17: Package S_ASDI (ASDI package (S) NCS)
Bit 18: Package IT (IT package (S) TGCP)
Bit 19: Package MT (MT package)
Bit 20: Package B (B package)
Bit 21: Package SST (SST package)
Bit 22: Package MDR (MDR package)
Bit 23: Package FXR (Fax package)
Bit 24: Package BA (Bulk audit package)
A value of 0 means that there are no supported packages.
Note Refer to the RFC2705 specification, MGCP, version 1.0, section 6.1: "Basic packages."
|
simple_sdb_enabled
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Enables or disables the building of s, t, and o lines in the SDP message, where the o field indicates the owner or creator and session identifier, the s field indicates the session name, and the t field indicates the duration that a session is valid.
If this object is set to true (enabled), the SDP does not include the fields s, t, and o.
If this object is set to false (disabled), the o, s, and t lines are built before sending the SDP.
The default value is false.
|
ack_sdp_enabled
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Whether the ACK SDP is enabled. If this object is set to true, it sends the ADP with ACK when the codec or reportable NTE delta changes or when an attempt is made to change the codec, VAD, packet period, or echo cancellation during fax or modem mode. The default value is false.
|
undotted_notation
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Enables or disables undotted notation for the codec. This object is used to set codec notation to dotted or undotted in the SDP between the gateway and the call agent. For example, G.726 is dotted, while G726 is undotted. If this object is set to true, undotted notation for the codec is enabled. The default value is false.
|
quarantine_process
|
NUMBER(5)
|
How to handle persistent events. If this object is set to true, quarantined events are processed; otherwise, quarantined events are discarded.
Note Refer to the RFC2705 specification, MGCP, version 1.0, section 3.2.2.12: "Quarantine Handling."
The default value is false.
|
quarantine_loop
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Default quarantine mode. If this object is set to true, the default quarantine mode is set to loop and not to step. When this object is set to true, the gateway is expected to generate multiple notifications (loop), not a single notification (step-by-step) in response to quarantined events. This object is ignored if the cXgcpMediaGwQuarantineProcess object is set to false.
Note Refer to the RFC2705 specification, MGCP, version 1.0, section 2.3.2: "Notification Request."
The default value is true.
|
quarantine_persist
|
NUMBER(5)
|
How persistent events are handled during quarantine processing. If this object is set to true, persistent events bypass the quarantine buffer. This object is ignored if the cXgcpMediaGwQuarantineProcess object is set to false.
Note Refer to the RFC2705 specification, MGCP, version 1.0, section 2.3.2: "Notification Request."
The default value is false.
|
piggyback_msg
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Enables or disables the piggyback message generating feature. If the piggyback message generating feature is enabled, a call agent can send several MGCP messages in the same UDP packets to the gateway.
Note Refer to the RFC2705 specification, MGCP, version 1.0, section 3.6.4: "Piggybacking."
The default value is true.
|
max_msg_size
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Maximum allowed XGCP message size used for checking whether the size can be supported by the call agent by means of the AuditEndPoint response. A value of 0 means that there is no limit to the size of the XGCP message.
Note Refer to the RFC2705 specification, MGCP, version 1.0, section 2.3.8: "Audit Endpoint."
The range is from 512 to 60000; the default value is 60000.
|
fail_mgc_addr
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Address of the last MGC that the media gateway tried to communicate with but failed.
|
configured_package
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Bitmap of MGCP packages configured and supported in the gateway.
|
risp_behavior
|
NUMBER(1)
|
RSIP behavior of the endpoints with active calls (in connections) when they are forced to out-of-service. Values are:
1: sendDlcx (default)
2: rsipOnly
|
long_dur_timer
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Long duration timer that defines the long duration of a connection. Once the timer expires, a notification is sent to the MGC to indicate that a connection has been established for the defined long duration. The range is from 1 to 65536; the default value is 3600.
|
profile
|
NUMBER(10)
|
XGCP profile in the media gateway level. The default value is 0.
|
reserved
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Reserved for future use.
|
1.3.124 XGCP_MGC
The XGCP_MGC table contains XGCP MGC information.
Table 1-389 XGCP_MGC
Column Name
|
Oracle Data Type
|
Description
|
network_id
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Network ID.
|
node_id
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Node ID.
|
shelf
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Shelf number.
|
slot
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Slot number.
|
mgc_grp_num
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Which MGC redundant group is used in the XGCP.
The value of this object refers to the cMgcGrpIndex object from the MGC Redundant Group table (cMgcGrpParamTable). There are two conditions for associating an MGC group:
• At least one MGC is associated with the MGC group
• At least one protocol is associated with the MGC group
If the value of the object is nonzero, it means that the media gateway has an MGC redundant group. In the call setup, the parameters of call agents within the MGC redundant group are tried sequentially according to preference.
The cXgcpMgcConfigMgcGrpNum and cXgcpMgcConfigAddress objects are mutually exclusive. The cXgcpMgcConfigAddress object can be set only when the cXgcpMgcConfigMgcGrpNum object is equal to 0.
If the value of the object is 0, it means that there is no MGC redundant group associated with the media gateway.
There is only one call agent in the media gateway level to communicate with. This call agent is specified by the cXgcpMgcConfigAddress object and is used in a call setup in the media gateway level.
The range is from 0 to 128; the default value is 0.
|
mgc_addr
|
NUMBER(10)
|
MGC address that the media gateway uses to communicate with the MGC (call agent) when it tries to set up the call.
The cXgcpMgcConfigAddress and cXgcpMgcConfigMgcGrpNum objects are mutually exclusive. The cXgcpMgcConfigAddress object can be set only when the cXgcpMgcConfigMgcGrpNum object is equal to 0. Otherwise, the set is rejected and returns an error.
|
protocol_idx
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Protocol that the media gateway uses to communicate with the MGC (call agent) when it tries to set up the call. The value of this object is the same as the value of the cMediaGwProtocolIndex object from the protocol table (cMediaGwProtocolTable). If the value of cXgcpMgcConfigMgcGrpNum is nonzero, this object is ignored because the protocol is determined by the MGC group.
The initial value is 1, which means that the system should have at least one default protocol between the gateway and the MGC created in the cMeidaGwProtocolTable when the system was initialized.
The range is from 1 to 32; the default value is 1.
|
udp_port
|
NUMBER(10)
|
UDP port of the media gateway used to communicate with the call agent in the MGCP.
Note Refer to the RFC2705 specification, MGCP, version 1.0, section 3.6: "Transmission over UDP."
The range is from 1025 to 65535; the default value is 2427.
|
reserved
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Reserved for future use.
|
1.3.125 XGCP_PEER
The XGCP_PEER table contains VISM XGCP peer information.
Table 1-390 XGCP_PEER
Column Name
|
Oracle Data Type
|
Description
|
network_id
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Network ID.
|
node_id
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Node ID.
|
shelf
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Shelf number.
|
slot
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Slot number.
|
controller
|
NUMBER(5)
|
MGC number. The range is from 1 to 65535.
|
protocol
|
NUMBER(5)
|
MGC protocol number. The range is from 1 to 65535.
|
port
|
NUMBER(10)
|
UDP port number of the peer used by the XGCP protocol. The range is from 1025 to 65535; the default is 2427.
|
reserved
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Reserved for future use.
|
1.4 NE Statistics-Related Tables
This section describes the database tables that contain MGX-specific statistics data, listed in alphabetical order. All of these tables are created in a tablespace named MGX8800_DATA_TABLESPACE.
1.4.1 AXSM_CARD_DATA
The AXSM_CARD_DATA table stores statistics for AXSM ATM cards.
Table 1-391 AXSM_CARD_DATA
Column Name
|
Type
|
Description
|
timestamp
|
NUMBER(10)
|
GMT time stamp on the node when the statistics data was accumulated.
|
l_node_id
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Node ID.
|
l_slot
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Slot number.
|
subobject_type
|
NUMBER(5)
|
CTM subobject ID.
|
stat_type
|
NUMBER(5)
|
CTM statistics ID.
|
bucket_type
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Interval at which the data collected from the hardware devices is accumulated. The bucket interval should be an integral multiple of the peak interval.
|
totald
|
float
|
Total statistics value.
|
peak
|
float
|
Peak statistics value.
|
1.4.2 AXSM_CONN_DATA
The AXSM_CONN_DATA table stores statistics for AXSM ATM connections.
Table 1-392 AXSM_CONN_DATA
Column Name
|
Type
|
Description
|
timestamp
|
NUMBER(10)
|
GMT time stamp on the node when the statistics data was accumulated.
|
l_node_id
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Node ID.
|
l_slot
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Slot number.
|
l_port
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Port number.
|
l_vpi
|
NUMBER(5)
|
VPI number.
|
l_vci
|
NUMBER(10)
|
VCI number.
|
subobject_type
|
NUMBER(5)
|
CTM subobject ID.
|
stat_type
|
NUMBER(5)
|
CTM statistics ID.
|
bucket_type
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Interval at which the data collected from the hardware devices is accumulated. The bucket interval should be an integral multiple of the peak interval.
|
totald
|
float
|
Total statistics value.
|
peak
|
float
|
Peak statistics value.
|
1.4.3 AXSM_LINE_DATA
The AXSM_LINE_DATA table stores statistics for the AXSM ATM line.
Table 1-393 AXSM_LINE_DATA
Column Name
|
Type
|
Description
|
timestamp
|
NUMBER(10)
|
GMT time stamp on the node when the statistics data was accumulated.
|
l_node_id
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Node ID.
|
l_slot
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Slot number.
|
l_bay
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Bay number.
|
l_line
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Line number.
|
subobject_type
|
NUMBER(5)
|
CTM subobject ID.
|
stat_type
|
NUMBER(5)
|
CTM statistics ID.
|
bucket_type
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Interval at which the data collected from the hardware devices is accumulated. The bucket interval should be an integral multiple of the peak interval.
|
totald
|
float
|
Total statistics value.
|
peak
|
float
|
Peak statistics value.
|
1.4.4 AXSM_PORT_DATA
The AXSM_PORT_DATA table stores statistics for AXSM ATM ports.
Table 1-394 AXSM_PORT_DATA
Column Name
|
Type
|
Description
|
timestamp
|
NUMBER(10)
|
GMT time stamp on the node when the statistics data was accumulated.
|
l_node_id
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Node ID.
|
l_slot
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Slot number.
|
l_port
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Port number.
|
subobject_type
|
NUMBER(5)
|
CTM subobject ID.
|
stat_type
|
NUMBER(5)
|
CTM statistics ID.
|
bucket_type
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Interval at which the data collected from the hardware devices is accumulated. The bucket interval should be an integral multiple of the peak interval.
|
totald
|
float
|
Total statistics value.
|
peak
|
float
|
Peak statistics value.
|
1.4.5 AXSME_CONN_DATA
The AXSME_CONN_DATA table stores statistics for AXSME ATM connections.
Table 1-395 AXSME_CONN_DATA
Column Name
|
Type
|
Description
|
timestamp
|
NUMBER(10)
|
GMT time stamp on the node when the statistics data was accumulated.
|
l_node_id
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Node ID.
|
l_slot
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Slot number.
|
l_port
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Port number.
|
l_vpi
|
NUMBER(5)
|
VPI number.
|
l_vci
|
NUMBER(10)
|
VCI number.
|
subobject_type
|
NUMBER(5)
|
CTM subobject ID.
|
stat_type
|
NUMBER(5)
|
CTM statistics ID.
|
bucket_type
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Interval at which the data collected from the hardware devices is accumulated. The bucket interval should be an integral multiple of the peak interval.
|
totald
|
float
|
Total statistics value.
|
peak
|
float
|
Peak statistics value.
|
1.4.6 AXSME_LINE_DATA
The AXSME_LINE_DATA table stores statistics for the AXSME ATM line.
Table 1-396 AXSME_LINE_DATA
Column Name
|
Type
|
Description
|
timestamp
|
NUMBER(10)
|
GMT time stamp on the node when the statistics data was accumulated.
|
l_node_id
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Node ID.
|
l_slot
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Slot number.
|
l_bay
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Bay number.
|
l_line
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Line number.
|
subobject_type
|
NUMBER(5)
|
CTM subobject ID.
|
stat_type
|
NUMBER(5)
|
CTM statistics ID.
|
bucket_type
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Interval at which the data collected from the hardware devices is accumulated. The bucket interval should be an integral multiple of the peak interval.
|
totald
|
float
|
Total statistics value.
|
peak
|
float
|
Peak statistics value.
|
1.4.7 AXSME_PORT_DATA
The AXSME_PORT_DATA table stores statistics for the AXSME ATM ports.
Table 1-397 AXSME_PORT_DATA
Column Name
|
Type
|
Description
|
timestamp
|
NUMBER(10)
|
GMT time stamp on the node when the statistics data was accumulated.
|
l_node_id
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Node ID.
|
l_slot
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Slot number.
|
l_port
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Port number.
|
subobject_type
|
NUMBER(5)
|
CTM subobject ID.
|
stat_type
|
NUMBER(5)
|
CTM statistics ID.
|
bucket_type
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Interval at which the data collected from the hardware devices is accumulated. The bucket interval should be an integral multiple of the peak interval.
|
totald
|
float
|
Total statistics value.
|
peak
|
float
|
Peak statistics value.
|
1.4.8 AXSMESONET_PL_DATA
The AXSMESONET_PL_DATA table stores statistics for the AXSME SONET physical line.
Table 1-398 AXSMESONET_PL_DATA
Column Name
|
Type
|
Description
|
timestamp
|
NUMBER(10)
|
GMT time stamp on the node when the statistics data was accumulated.
|
l_node_id
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Node ID.
|
l_slot
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Slot number.
|
l_bay
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Bay number.
|
l_line
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Line number.
|
subobject_type
|
NUMBER(5)
|
CTM subobject ID.
|
stat_type
|
NUMBER(5)
|
CTM statistics ID.
|
bucket_type
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Interval at which the data collected from the hardware devices is accumulated. The bucket interval should be an integral multiple of the peak interval.
|
totald
|
float
|
Total statistics value.
|
peak
|
float
|
Peak statistics value.
|
1.4.9 AXSMET1E1_PL_DATA
The AXSMET1E1_PL_DATA table stores statistics for the AXSME physical T1/E1 line.
Table 1-399 AXSMET1E1_PL_DATA
Column Name
|
Type
|
Description
|
timestamp
|
NUMBER(10)
|
GMT time stamp on the node when the statistics data was accumulated.
|
l_node_id
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Node ID.
|
l_slot
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Slot number.
|
l_bay
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Bay number.
|
l_line
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Line number.
|
subobject_type
|
NUMBER(5)
|
CTM subobject ID.
|
stat_type
|
NUMBER(5)
|
CTM statistics ID.
|
bucket_type
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Interval at which the data collected from the hardware devices is accumulated. The bucket interval should be an integral multiple of the peak interval.
|
totald
|
float
|
Total statistics value.
|
peak
|
float
|
Peak statistics value.
|
1.4.10 AXSMET3E3_PL_DATA
The AXSMET3E3_PL_DATA table stores statistics for the AXSME physical T3/E3 line.
Table 1-400 AXSMET3E3_PL_DATA
Column Name
|
Type
|
Description
|
timestamp
|
NUMBER(10)
|
GMT time stamp on the node when the statistics data was accumulated.
|
l_node_id
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Node ID.
|
l_slot
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Slot number.
|
l_bay
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Bay number.
|
l_line
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Line number.
|
subobject_type
|
NUMBER(5)
|
CTM subobject ID.
|
stat_type
|
NUMBER(5)
|
CTM statistics ID.
|
bucket_type
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Interval at which the data collected from the hardware devices is accumulated. The bucket interval should be an integral multiple of the peak interval.
|
totald
|
float
|
Total statistics value.
|
peak
|
float
|
Peak statistics value.
|
1.4.11 IMA_GROUP_DATA
The IMA_GROUP_DATA table stores statistics for the AXSME IMA group, the MPSM155 IMA group, and the PXM1E IMA group.
Table 1-401 IMA_GROUP_DATA
Column Name
|
Type
|
Description
|
timestamp
|
NUMBER(10)
|
GMT time stamp on the node when the statistics data was accumulated.
|
l_node_id
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Node ID.
|
l_slot
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Slot number.
|
l_bay
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Bay number.
|
group_num
|
NUMBER(5)
|
IMA group number.
|
subobject_type
|
NUMBER(5)
|
CTM subobject ID.
|
stat_type
|
NUMBER(5)
|
CTM statistics ID.
|
bucket_type
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Interval at which the data collected from the hardware devices is accumulated. The bucket interval should be an integral multiple of the peak interval.
|
totald
|
float
|
Total statistics value.
|
peak
|
float
|
Peak statistics value.
|
1.4.12 IMA_LINK_DATA
The IMA_LINK_DATA table stores statistics for the AXSME IMA and PXM1E IMA links.
Table 1-402 IMA_LINK_DATA
Column Name
|
Type
|
Description
|
timestamp
|
NUMBER(10)
|
GMT time stamp on the node when the statistics data was accumulated.
|
l_node_id
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Node ID.
|
l_slot
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Slot number.
|
l_bay
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Bay number.
|
l_line
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Line number.
|
subobject_type
|
NUMBER(5)
|
CTM subobject ID.
|
stat_type
|
NUMBER(5)
|
CTM statistics ID.
|
bucket_type
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Interval at which the data collected from the hardware devices is accumulated. The bucket interval should be an integral multiple of the peak interval.
|
totald
|
float
|
Total statistics value.
|
peak
|
float
|
Peak statistics value.
|
1.4.13 LAPD_IN_DS1INDS3_DATA
The LAPD_IN_DS1INDS3_DATA table stores statistics for the VXSM LAPD (LAPD in DS-1 in DS-3 on the VXSM OC-3 card).
Table 1-403 LAPD_IN_DS1INDS3_DATA
Column Name
|
Type
|
Description
|
timestamp
|
NUMBER(10)
|
GMT time stamp on the node when the statistics data was accumulated.
|
l_node_id
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Node ID.
|
l_slot
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Slot number.
|
l_bay
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Bay number.
|
l_line
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Line number.
|
sts_path
|
NUMBER(5)
|
STS path number.
|
ds1_path
|
NUMBER(5)
|
DS-1 path number.
|
lapdid
|
NUMBER(10)
|
LAPD ID.
|
subobject_type
|
NUMBER(5)
|
CTM subobject ID.
|
stat_type
|
NUMBER(5)
|
CTM statistics ID.
|
bucket_type
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Interval at which the data collected from the hardware devices is accumulated. The bucket interval should be an integral multiple of the peak interval.
|
totald
|
float
|
Total statistics value.
|
peak
|
float
|
Peak statistics value.
|
1.4.14 LAPD_IN_DS1INVT_DATA
The LAPD_IN_DS1INVT_DATA table stores statistics for the VXSM LAPD (LAPD in DS-1 in VT on the VXSM OC-3 card).
Table 1-404 LAPD_IN_DS1INVT_DATA
Column Name
|
Type
|
Description
|
timestamp
|
NUMBER(10)
|
GMT time stamp on the node when the statistics data was accumulated.
|
l_node_id
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Node ID.
|
l_slot
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Slot number.
|
l_bay
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Bay number.
|
l_line
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Line number.
|
sts_path
|
NUMBER(5)
|
STS path number.
|
vtg_path
|
NUMBER(5)
|
VTG path number.
|
vt_path
|
NUMBER(5)
|
VT path number.
|
lapdid
|
NUMBER(10)
|
LAPD ID.
|
subobject_type
|
NUMBER(5)
|
CTM subobject ID.
|
stat_type
|
NUMBER(5)
|
CTM statistics ID.
|
bucket_type
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Interval at which the data collected from the hardware devices is accumulated. The bucket interval should be an integral multiple of the peak interval.
|
totald
|
float
|
Total statistics value.
|
peak
|
float
|
Peak statistics value.
|
1.4.15 LAPDIN_T1E1_DATA
The LAPDIN_T1E1_DATA table stores VXSM LAPD statistics for the VXSM-48T1E1 card.
Table 1-405 LAPDIN_T1E1_DATA
Column Name
|
Type
|
Description
|
timestamp
|
NUMBER(10)
|
GMT time stamp on the node when the statistics data was accumulated.
|
l_node_id
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Node ID.
|
l_slot
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Slot number.
|
l_bay
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Bay number.
|
l_line
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Line number.
|
lapdid
|
NUMBER(10)
|
LAPD ID.
|
subobject_type
|
NUMBER(5)
|
CTM subobject ID.
|
stat_type
|
NUMBER(5)
|
CTM statistics ID.
|
bucket_type
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Interval at which the data collected from the hardware devices is accumulated. The bucket interval should be an integral multiple of the peak interval.
|
totald
|
float
|
Total statistics value.
|
peak
|
float
|
Peak statistics value.
|
1.4.16 LAPD_IN_T3E3_DATA
The LAPD_IN_T3E3_DATA table stores VXSM LAPD statistics for the VXSM-3T3E3 card.
Table 1-406 LAPD_IN_T3E3_DATA
Column Name
|
Type
|
Description
|
timestamp
|
NUMBER(10)
|
GMT time stamp on the node when the statistics data was accumulated.
|
l_node_id
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Node ID.
|
l_slot
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Slot number.
|
l_bay
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Bay number.
|
l_line
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Line number.
|
ds1_path
|
NUMBER(5)
|
DS-1 path number.
|
lapdid
|
NUMBER(10)
|
LAPD ID.
|
subobject_type
|
NUMBER(5)
|
CTM subobject ID.
|
stat_type
|
NUMBER(5)
|
CTM statistics ID.
|
bucket_type
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Interval at which the data collected from the hardware devices is accumulated. The bucket interval should be an integral multiple of the peak interval.
|
totald
|
float
|
Total statistics value.
|
peak
|
float
|
Peak statistics value.
|
1.4.17 MEGACO_DATA
The MEGACO_DATA table stores VXSM H.248 statistics.
Table 1-407 MEGACO_DATA
Column Name
|
Type
|
Description
|
timestamp
|
NUMBER(10)
|
GMT time stamp on the node when the statistics data was accumulated.
|
l_node_id
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Node ID.
|
l_slot
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Slot number.
|
gatewayid
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Gateway ID.
|
gatewaylinkid
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Gateway link ID.
|
subobject_type
|
NUMBER(5)
|
CTM subobject ID.
|
stat_type
|
NUMBER(5)
|
CTM statistics ID.
|
bucket_type
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Interval at which the data collected from the hardware devices is accumulated. The bucket interval should be an integral multiple of the peak interval.
|
totald
|
float
|
Total statistics value.
|
peak
|
float
|
Peak statistics value.
|
1.4.18 MEGACO_EPH_TERM_DATA
The MEGACO_EPH_TERM_DATA table stores VXSM ephemeral term statistics.
Table 1-408 MEGACO_EPH_TERM_DATA
Column Name
|
Type
|
Description
|
timestamp
|
NUMBER(10)
|
GMT time stamp on the node when the statistics data was accumulated.
|
l_node_id
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Node ID.
|
l_slot
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Slot number.
|
gatewayid
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Gateway ID.
|
ephtermstatsid
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Ephemeral term statistics ID.
|
subobject_type
|
NUMBER(5)
|
CTM subobject ID.
|
stat_type
|
NUMBER(5)
|
CTM statistics ID.
|
bucket_type
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Interval at which the data collected from the hardware devices is accumulated. The bucket interval should be an integral multiple of the peak interval.
|
totald
|
float
|
Total statistics value.
|
peak
|
float
|
Peak statistics value.
|
1.4.19 MEGACO_PHY_TERM_DATA
The MEGACO_PHY_TERM_DATA table stores VXSM H.248 physical term statistics.
Table 1-409 MEGACO_PHY_TERM_DATA
Column Name
|
Type
|
Description
|
timestamp
|
NUMBER(10)
|
GMT time stamp on the node when the statistics data was accumulated.
|
l_node_id
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Node ID.
|
l_slot
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Slot number.
|
gatewayid
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Gateway ID.
|
gatewaytermid
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Gateway term ID.
|
subobject_type
|
NUMBER(5)
|
CTM subobject ID.
|
stat_type
|
NUMBER(5)
|
CTM statistics ID.
|
bucket_type
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Interval at which the data collected from the hardware devices is accumulated. The bucket interval should be an integral multiple of the peak interval.
|
totald
|
float
|
Total statistics value.
|
peak
|
float
|
Peak statistics value.
|
1.4.20 SCMCARD
The SGMCARD table stores all cards that have been enabled or started. The node enable list is specified by the colpar_id column that references the scmcolpar table. One record represents one node.
Table 1-410 SCMCARD
Column Name
|
Oracle Data Type
|
Description
|
node_id
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Node ID.
|
slot
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Slot assigned by the EMC.
|
card_family
|
CHAR(8)
|
Unique card family name to which a group of cards is mapped.
|
card_fctype
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Front card type as defined in the Card table. A card compatibility list is used in the code, so this value does not include all front card types.
|
colpar_id
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Collection parameter ID.
|
is_started
|
NUMBER(5)
|
True if collection has started already.
|
conn_enabled
|
NUMBER(5)
|
True if connection statistics are enabled.
|
line_enabled
|
NUMBER(5)
|
True if line statistics are enabled.
|
trunk_enabled
|
NUMBER(5)
|
True if trunk statistics are enabled.
|
port_enabled
|
NUMBER(5)
|
True if port statistics are enabled.
|
card_enabled
|
NUMBER(5)
|
True if card statistics are enabled.
|
update_time
|
date
|
Most recent time when the state changed.
|
1.4.21 SCMCARDCOLL
The SCMCARDCOLL table stores collection information for each card.
Table 1-411 SCMCARDCOLL
Column Name
|
Oracle Data Type
|
Description
|
node_id
|
CHAR(32)
|
Node ID where collection began.
|
slot
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Slot where statistics collection began.
|
timesync_id
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Node ID for time synchronization.
|
proxy_id
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Proxy ID used for SES.
|
pri_collsvr
|
CHAR(20)
|
Hostname of the primary SCM collection server.
|
sec_collsvr
|
CHAR(20)
|
Hostname of the secondary SCM collection server.
|
ter_collsvr
|
CHAR(20)
|
Hostname of the tertiary SCM collection server.
|
ip_routing
|
NUMBER(5)
|
IP routing. Values are:
0: In band
1: Out of band
|
colpar_id
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Collection parameter ID.
|
collection_method
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Collection method for this node. Values are:
1: SesColl
2: Mgx2cardColl
4: SrmcardColl
|
transfer_method
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Transfer method for this node. Values are:
0: TFTP
1: FTP
|
parser_method
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Parser method. Values are:
1: SesParser
2: Mgx2cardParser
4: Pxm1ecardParser
5: SrmcardParser
|
update_time
|
date
|
Most recent time when the state changed.
|
1.4.22 SCMCARDCOLLHOST
The SCMCARDCOLLHOST table stores collection information for each card and for the host that collects statistics for that card. This table is propagated through the CTM gateway.
Table 1-412 SCMCARDCOLLHOST
Column Name
|
Oracle Data Type
|
Description
|
node_id
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Node ID where collection began.
|
slot
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Slot number.
|
cwm_host
|
CHAR(40)
|
CTM host that is collecting statistics for this node.
|
active
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Whether statistics collection is active.
|
update_time
|
date
|
Most recent time when the state changed.
|
1.4.23 SCMCARDENABLE
The SCMCARDENABLE table contains enable information for each card.
Table 1-413 SCMCARDENABLE
Column Name
|
Oracle Data Type
|
Description
|
node_id
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Node ID.
|
slot
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Slot number.
|
enable_type
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Enable type for the slot.
|
card_family
|
CHAR(32)
|
Unique card family name to which a group of cards is mapped.
|
card_fctype
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Front card type as defined in the Card table.
|
proxy_id
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Proxy ID for SES.
|
colpar_id
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Collection parameter ID.
|
prev_colpar_id
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Previous collection parameter ID for rollback.
|
enable_method
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Enable method for the card family. Values are:
1: SES
2: axsm
3: axsme, pxm1e, srme
|
conn_enabled
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Value is true if connection statistics are enabled.
|
line_enabled
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Value is true if service line statistics are enabled.
|
trunk_enabled
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Value is true if trunk statistics are enabled.
|
port_enabled
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Value is true if port statistics are enabled.
|
card_enabled
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Value is true if card statistics are enabled.
|
ima_enabled
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Value is true if IMA statistics are enabled.
|
phyline_enabled
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Value is true if physical line statistics are enabled.
|
path_enabled
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Value is true if path statistics are enabled.
|
pns_enabled
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Value is true if PNNI statistics are enabled.
|
proto_enabled
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Value is true if protocol statistics are enabled.
|
stat_level
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Statistics level for the slot.
|
active
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Set to 1 if the card is active.
|
update_time
|
DATETIME
|
Most recent time when the state changed.
|
1.4.24 SCMCARDFAMILY
The SCMCARDFAMILY table contains information about and a description of the scmcardfamily (a group of cards with the same set of statistics).
Table 1-414 SCMCARDFAMILY
Column Name
|
Oracle Data Type
|
Description
|
card_family
|
CHAR(8)
|
Group of cards that share the same set of supported statistics as defined by the node platform, node release, card front card type, card back card type, and card version.
|
card_familydescr
|
CHAR(40)
|
String description of the card family.
|
collection_method
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Collection method. Values are:
0: Time-based
1: Trap-based
|
transfer_method
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Transfer method. Values are:
0: TFTP
1: FTP
|
enable_method
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Enable method. Values are:
0: AutoEnable
1: TftpEnable
2: SnmpEnable
|
1.4.25 SCMCARDFAMILYDEF
The SCMCARDFAMILYDEF table stores cards that are members of card families. One record represents one type of card specified by its node platform, release, card front card type, card version, and card back card type.
Table 1-415 SCMCARDFAMILYDEF
Column Name
|
Oracle Data Type
|
Description
|
card_family
|
CHAR(8)
|
Unique card family name to which a group of cards is mapped.
|
node_platform
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Node platform as defined in the node table.
|
node_release
|
CHAR(11)
|
Numeric value of the node release. For example, A.B.C.D is aabbccdd.
|
card_fctype
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Front card type as defined in the Card table. A card compatibility list is used in the code, so this value does not include all front card types.
|
card_version
|
CHAR(21)
|
Numeric value of the node release. For example, A.B.C.D is aabbccdd.
|
card_bctype
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Back card type.
|
1.4.26 SCMCARDFAMILYSTAT
The SCMCARDFAMILYSTAT table stores all statistics that are applicable for the card families.
Table 1-416 SCMCARDFAMILYSTAT
Column Name
|
Oracle Data Type
|
Description
|
card_family
|
CHAR(32)
|
Card family name. The list of card families is specified in the scmcardfamily table.
|
cwm_objtype
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Statistics object type. Values are:
0: Connection
1: Line
2: Trunk
3: Port
4: Card
11: Physical line
|
cwm_subtype
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Specific type of connection, line, trunk, port, or card. For example, for a specific card family, if the statistics are different for different back card types, this value defines a subtype.
|
cwm_stattype
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Statistics data ID, local to CTM only. Nodes can have different IDs. This parameter is defined in the cardstatslist table.
|
1.4.27 SCMCARDTEMPLATE
The SCMCARDTEMPLATE table stores card templates for card-based enabling.
Table 1-417 SCMCARDTEMPLATE
Column Name
|
Oracle Data Type
|
Description
|
node_platform
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Node platform.
|
enable_type
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Enable type. This field is not unique in this table. The keys for this table are platform, enable_type, card_family, and template_name. Values are:
1: PXM45AXSM
2: PXM45AXSME
4: PXM1e
5: PMX1eSRM
|
card_family
|
CHAR(32)
|
Unique card family name to which a group of cards is mapped.
|
template_name
|
CHAR(40)
|
Name of the template.
|
template_descr
|
VARCHAR(255)
|
Description of the template.
|
colpar_id
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Collection parameter ID.
|
is_default
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Whether the template is a default template. If set to 1, the template is a default template.
|
1.4.28 SCMCOLLSVR
The SCMCOLLSVR table stores all SCM collection servers managed by this SCM collection server. One record represents one SCM collection server.
Table 1-418 SCMCOLLSVR
Column Name
|
Type
|
Description
|
collsvr_host
|
CHAR(20)
|
Hostname of the collection server.
|
create_time
|
DATE
|
Creation time.
|
statparser_host
|
CHAR(20)
|
Hostname of the statistics parser.
|
1.4.29 SCMCOLPAR
The SCMCOLPAR tables stores instances of collection parameters referenced by the node and template. One record represents one collection parameter, which includes parameters such as interval and enable list.
Table 1-419 SCMCOLPAR
Column Name
|
Type
|
Description
|
colpar_id
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Collection parameter ID.
|
coll_period
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Collection period.
|
bucket_interval
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Bucket interval.
|
tftp_timeout
|
NUMBER(5)
|
TFTP timeout interval.
|
tftp_retries
|
NUMBER(5)
|
TFTP retries count.
|
ftp_retry_interval
|
NUMBER(5)
|
FTP interval.
|
ftp_retries
|
NUMBER(5)
|
FTP retries count.
|
peak_stats_enable
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Peak statistics enable toggle.
|
1.4.30 SCMCOLPARSTAT
The SCMCOLPARSTAT table stores collection parameters for CTM statistics.
Table 1-420 SCMCOLPARSTAT
Column Name
|
Type
|
Description
|
colpar_id
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Collection parameter ID.
|
card_family
|
CHAR(8)
|
Unique card family name to which a group of cards is mapped.
|
cwm_objtype
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Statistics object type. Values are:
0: Connection
1: Line
2: Trunk
3: Port
4: Card
|
cwm_subtype
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Specific type of connection, line, trunk, port, or card. For example, for a specific card family, if the statistics are different for different back card types, this value defines a subtype.
|
cwm_stattype
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Statistics data ID, local to CTM only. Nodes can have different IDs. This value is defined in the cardstatslist table.
|
1.4.31 SCMCOLPARSUBOBJ
The SCMCOLPARSUBOBJ table stores collection parameters for CTM subobject statistics.
Table 1-421 SCMCOLPARSUBOBJ
Column Name
|
Oracle Data Type
|
Description
|
colpar_id
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Collection parameter ID.
|
card_family
|
CHAR(8)
|
Unique card family name to which a group of cards is mapped.
|
cwm_objtype
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Statistics object type. Values are:
0: Connection
1: Line
2: Trunk
3: Port
4: Card
|
cwm_subtype
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Specific type of connection, line, trunk, port, or card. For example, for a specific card family, if the statistics are different for different back card types, this value defines a subtype.
|
peak_interval
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Peak interval for the subobject.
|
1.4.32 SCMENABLETYPE
The SCMENABLETYPE table stores the enable-type information of each type of card family. This information is used by the pmcollector process while enabling a card.
Table 1-422 SCMENABLETYPE
Column Name
|
Oracle Data Type
|
Description
|
node_platform
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Node platform.
|
enable_type
|
NUMBER(5)
|
ID of the enable type.
|
card_family
|
CHAR(32)
|
Unique card family name to which a group of cards is mapped.
|
enable_level
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Enable level. Values are:
0: Node
1: Card
|
enabletype_desc
|
CHAR(80)
|
Description of the enable type.
|
coll_interval
|
CHAR(40)
|
Collection interval supported for this card family at this enable level and type.
|
enable_interval
|
CHAR(40)
|
Bucket interval supported for this card family at this enable level and type.
|
1.4.33 SCMIDMAP
The SCMIDMAP table stores statistics ID mappers. One record represents one type of mapping. The nodes and cards that use this mapping are specified in the SCMIDMAPDEF table.
Table 1-423 SCMIDMAP
Column Name
|
Oracle Data Type
|
Description
|
idmap_group
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Unique ID of the idmap_group.
|
idmap_groupname
|
CHAR(8)
|
Group of nodes specified by the node platform and node release. For future cards, this parameter represents a group of cards specified by the node platform, node release, card front card type, and card version that use the same set of numbers to represent object type, subtype, and statistics type.
There are two groups currently: IGX and nonIGX.
|
idmap_groupdescr
|
CHAR(40)
|
String description of the ID group.
|
1.4.34 SCMNODECOLL
The SCMNODECOLL table provides the list of nodes on which the PM collection is currently going on.
Table 1-424 SCMNODECOLL
Column Name
|
Oracle Data Type
|
Description
|
node_id
|
CHAR(32)
|
Node ID where collection began.
|
timesync_id
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Node ID for time synchronization.
|
proxy_id
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Proxy ID used for SES.
|
pri_collsvr
|
CHAR(20)
|
Hostname of the primary SCM collection server.
|
sec_collsvr
|
CHAR(20)
|
Hostname of the secondary SCM collection server.
|
ter_collsvr
|
CHAR(20)
|
Hostname of the tertiary SCM collection server.
|
ip_routing
|
NUMBER(5)
|
IP routing. Values are:
0: inband
1: outofband
|
colpar_id
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Collection parameter ID.
|
collection_method
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Collection method. Values are:
0: Legacy
3: NBSM
|
transfer_method
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Transfer method for this node. Values are:
0: TFTP
1: FTP
|
parser_method
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Parser method. Values are:
0: Legacy parsing
3: NBSM
|
update_time
|
date
|
Most recent time when the state changed.
|
1.4.35 SCMNODECOLLHOST
The SCMNODECOLLHOST table stores all of the hosts that are collecting from a node, propagated through the gateway.
Table 1-425 SCMMODECOLLHOST
Column Name
|
Oracle Data Type
|
Description
|
node_id
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Node ID where collection began.
|
cwm_host
|
CHAR(40)
|
CTM host that is collecting statistics for this node.
|
active
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Whether statistics collection is active.
|
update_time
|
date
|
Most recent time when the state changed.
|
1.4.36 SCMNODEENABLE
The SCMNODEENABLE table stores the list of nodes that have the stats currently enabled on the machine.
Table 1-426 SCMNODEENABLE
Column Name
|
Oracle Data Type
|
Description
|
node_id
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Node ID.
|
proxy_id
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Proxy ID for SES.
|
enable_type
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Enable type for the slot.
|
colpar_id
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Collection parameter ID.
|
prev_colpar_id
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Previous collection parameter ID for rollback.
|
enable_method
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Enable method for the card family. Values are:
0: Legacy
1: NBSM
|
conn_enabled
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Value is true if connection statistics are enabled.
|
line_enabled
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Value is true if service line statistics are enabled.
|
trunk_enabled
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Value is true if trunk statistics are enabled.
|
port_enabled
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Value is true if port statistics are enabled.
|
card_enabled
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Value is true if card statistics are enabled.
|
ima_enabled
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Value is true if IMA statistics are enabled.
|
phyline_enabled
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Value is true if physical line statistics are enabled.
|
path_enabled
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Value is true if path statistics are enabled.
|
pns_enabled
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Value is true if PNNI statistics are enabled.
|
proto_enabled
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Value is true if protocol statistics are enabled.
|
update_time
|
DATETIME
|
Most recent time when the state changed.
|
1.4.37 SCMNODESTAT
The SCMNODESTAT table stores the mapping between the CTM statistic ID and the node statistic ID for all ID mappers.
Table 1-427 SCMNODESTAT
Column Name
|
Oracle Data Type
|
Description
|
idmap_group
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Unique ID of the idmap_group.
|
node_objtype
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Statistics object type used by the node. For IGX, the object type is different.
|
node_subtype
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Subtype used by the node to specify the specific type of connection, line, trunk, port, or card. For example, the value is 0 for voice.
|
node_stattype
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Statistics data ID used by the node.
|
cwm_objtype
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Statistics object type. Values are:
0: Connection
1: Line
2: Trunk
3: Port
4: Card
|
cwm_subtype
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Specific type of connection, line, trunk, port, or card. For example, for a specific card family, if the statistics are different for different back card types, this value defines a subtype.
|
cwm_stattype
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Statistics data ID, local to CTM only. Nodes can have different IDs. This parameter is defined in the cardstatslist table.
|
1.4.38 SCMNODETEMPLATE
The SCMNODETEMPLATE table stores all templates for node-based enabling. The enable list of the template is specified by the colpar_id column that references the scmcolpar table. One record represents one template.
Table 1-428 SCMNODETEMPLATE
Column Name
|
Oracle Data Type
|
Description
|
node_platform
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Node platform.
|
enable_type
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Enable type. This field is not unique in this table. The keys for this table are platform, enable_type, card_family, and template_name. Values are:
0: Legacy
1: NBSMPXM1E
|
template_name
|
CHAR(40)
|
Name of the template.
|
template_descr
|
VARCHAR(255)
|
Description of the template.
|
colpar_id
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Collection parameter ID.
|
is_default
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Whether the template is a default template. If set to 1, the template is a default template.
|
1.4.39 SCMOBJ
The SCMOBJ table stores CTM statistic objects. One record represents one statistic object.
Table 1-429 SCMOBJ
Column Name
|
Oracle Data Type
|
Description
|
cwm_objtype
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Statistics object type. Values are:
0: Connection
1: Line
2: Trunk
3: Port
4: Card
|
cwm_objname
|
CHAR(5)
|
String name of the object type, such as conn, line, trunk, port, and card. The string length is restricted to five characters because it is used to form the table name in the SCM statistics database.
|
cwm_objdescr
|
CHAR(20)
|
String description of the object type.
|
1.4.40 SCMSTAT
The SCMSTAT table stores CTM statistics. One record represents one statistic type.
Table 1-430 SCMSTAT
Column Name
|
Oracle Data Type
|
Description
|
cwm_objtype
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Statistics object type. Values are:
0: Connection
1: Line
2: Trunk
3: Port
4: Card
|
cwm_subtype
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Specific type of connection, line, trunk, port, or card. For example, for a specific card family, if the statistics are different for different back card types, this value defines a subtype.
|
cwm_stattype
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Statistics data ID, local to CTM only. Nodes can have different IDs. This parameter is defined in the cardstatslist table.
|
cwm_statdescr
|
CHAR(40)
|
Name or description of the statistics data.
|
1.4.41 SCMSTATSKEY
The SCMSTATSKEY table maintains a list of keys and key sizes for each statistics data table.
Table 1-431 SCMSTATSKEY
Column Name
|
Type
|
Description
|
cwm_objtype
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Statistics object type.
|
cwm_subtype
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Specific type of connection, line or port.
|
eq_key_1
|
char(16)
|
Key 1 column for the stats data table.
|
eq_key_2
|
char(16)
|
Key 2 column for the stats data table.
|
eq_key_3
|
char(16)
|
Key 3 column for the stats data table.
|
eq_key_4
|
char(16)
|
Key 4 column for the stats data table.
|
table_name
|
char(16)
|
Contains the table that stores the stats data for the given object and subobject.
|
1.4.42 SCMSUBOBJ
The SCMSUBOBJ table stores CTM statistical subobjects. One record represents one statistical subobject.
Table 1-432 SCMSUBOBJ
Column Name
|
Oracle Data Type
|
Description
|
cwm_objtype
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Statistics object type. Values are:
0: Connection
1: Line
2: Trunk
3: Port
4: Card
|
cwm_subtype
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Specific type of connection, line, trunk, port, or card. For example, for a specific card family, if the statistics are different for different back card types, this value defines a subtype.
|
cwm_subname
|
CHAR(16)
|
Name of the subobject.
|
cwm_subdescr
|
CHAR(40)
|
String description of the node subtype.
|
1.4.43 SCMDB_SCMCOLLSVR
The SCMDB_SCMCOLLSVR table stores all SCM collection servers managed by this parser. One record represents one SCM collection server.
Table 1-433 SCMDB_SCMCOLLSVR
Column Name
|
Oracle Data Type
|
Description
|
collsvr_host
|
CHAR
|
Hostname of the machine that is running the SCM collection server process.
|
create_time
|
DATETIME
|
Time stamp when this entry was created.
|
1.4.44 SCMENABLELIST
The SCMENABLELIST table stores a list of CTM objects, subobjects, and statistics that are enabled for a given node and slot.
Table 1-434 SCMENABLELIST
Column Name
|
Oracle Data Type
|
Description
|
node_id
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Node ID.
|
slot
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Slot number.
|
node_objtype
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Node object type ID.
|
node_subtype
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Node subobject type.
|
node_stattype
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Node statistics ID.
|
1.4.45 SCMENABLESUBTYPE
The SCMENABLESUBTYPE tables stores a list of CTM objects and subobjects that are enabled for a given node and slot.
Table 1-435 SCMENABLESUBTYPE
Column Name
|
Oracle Data Type
|
Description
|
node_id
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Node ID.
|
slot
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Slot number.
|
node_objtype
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Node object type ID.
|
node_subtype
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Node subobject type.
|
peak_interval
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Interval at which the collected statistics are compared for peak values.
|
1.4.46 SCMFRAGDATATABLES
The SCMFRAGDATATABLES table stores a list of statistics data tables that are fragmented. (For scaling purposes, refer to statsparser.conf.)
Table 1-436 SCMFRAGDATATABLES
Column Name
|
Oracle Data Type
|
Description
|
data_table_name
|
CHAR
|
Specific data table name that is fragmented.
|
data_start_time
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Start time for the specific data table name.
|
data_end_time
|
NUMBER(10)
|
End time for the specific data table name.
|
index_created
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Flag to determine whether the index has been created for the data table name. Values are:
0: Not created
1: Created
|
1.4.47 SCMIDMAPDEF
The SCMIDMAPDEF table stores all nodes and cards that use the ID mapper specified in the SCMIDMAP table.
Table 1-437 SCMIDMAPDEF
Column Name
|
Oracle Data Type
|
Description
|
idmap_group
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Unique ID of the idmap_group.
|
node_platform
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Node platform as defined in the node table.
|
node_release
|
CHAR(11)
|
Node release (for example, A.B.C.D). By default, the idmap_group used for a specific node has the older release closest to the node version.
|
card_fctype
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Front card type as defined in the Card table. A card compatibility list is used in the code, so this value does not include all front card types.
This column will be used only for future AXSM cards.
|
card_version
|
CHAR(21)
|
Card version (for example, A.B.C.D). By default, the idmap_group used for a specific card has the older version closest to the card version.
|
1.4.48 SCMNODESTAT
The SCMNODESTAT table stores the mapping between the CTM statistic ID and the node statistic ID for all ID maps.
Table 1-438 SCMNODESTAT
Column Name
|
Oracle Data Type
|
Description
|
idmap_group
|
CHAR
|
Unique ID of the idmap_group.
|
node_objtype
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Node object type ID.
|
node_subtype
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Node subobject type.
|
node_stattype
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Node statistics ID.
|
cwm_objtype
|
NUMBER(5)
|
CTM object ID such as Connection, Line, Trunk, Port, Card, Ima, Path, Pnni, Protocol, and PhysicalLine.
|
cwm_subtype
|
NUMBER(5)
|
CTM subobject ID. This value is a subcatgeory of the CTM object type. For example, MGX ATM port is a subobject for the port object.
|
cwm_stattype
|
NUMBER(5)
|
CTM statistics ID.
|
stat_level
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Statistics level for a specific statistic ID. When configuring this value, you must set the statistics level on the switch manually.
|
1.4.49 SCMNODE
The SCMNODE table contains node information.
Table 1-439 SCMNODE
Column Name
|
Oracle Data Type
|
Description
|
node_id
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Node ID.
|
timestamp
|
DATETIME
|
GMT time stamp on the node when the statistics data was accumulated.
|
node_name
|
CHAR
|
Node name.
|
node_platform
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Node platform.
|
node_release
|
CHAR
|
Node release (for example, A.B.C.D). By default, the idmap_group used for a specific node has the older release closest to the node version.
|
1.4.50 SCMOLDSTATKEY
The SCMOLDSTATKEY table maintains a list of keys and key sizes for each statistics data table in the database for a combination of CTM objects and subobjects.
Table 1-440 SCMOLDSTATKEY
Column Name
|
Oracle Data Type
|
Description
|
cwm_objtype
|
NUMBER(5)
|
CTM object ID such as Connection, Line, Trunk, Port, Card, Ima, Path, Pnni, Protocol, and PhysicalLine.
|
cwm_subtype
|
NUMBER(5)
|
CTM subobject ID. This value is a subcatgeory of the CTM object type. For example, MGX ATM port is a subobject for the port object.
|
eq_key_1
|
CHAR
|
First statistical key for a specific data table. For example, l_slot for vt_sts1_path_data.
|
eq_key_size_1
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Size of the key for the first statistical key.
|
eq_key_2
|
CHAR
|
Second statistical key for a specific data table. For example, l_slot for vt_sts1_path_data.
|
eq_key_size_2
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Size of the key for the second statistical key.
|
eq_key_3
|
CHAR
|
Third statistical key for a specific data table. For example, l_slot for vt_sts1_path_data.
|
eq_key_size_3
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Size of the key for the third statistical key.
|
eq_key_4
|
CHAR
|
Fourth statistical key for a specific data table. For example, l_slot for vt_sts1_path_data.
|
eq_key_size_4
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Size of the key for the fourth statistical key.
|
eq_key_5
|
CHAR
|
Fifth statistical key for a specific data table. For example, l_slot for vt_sts1_path_data.
|
eq_key_size_5
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Size of the key for the fifth statistical key.
|
eq_key_6
|
CHAR
|
Sixth statistical key for a specific data table. For example, l_slot for vt_sts1_path_data.
|
eq_key_size_6
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Size of the key for the sixth statistical key.
|
eq_key_7
|
CHAR
|
Seventh statistical key for a specific data table. For example, l_slot for vt_sts1_path_data.
|
eq_key_size_7
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Size of the key for the seventh statistical key.
|
eq_key_8
|
CHAR
|
Eighth statistical key for a specific data table. For example, l_slot for vt_sts1_path_data.
|
eq_key_size_8
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Size of the key for the eighth statistical key.
|
eq_key_9
|
CHAR
|
Ninth statistical key for a specific data table. For example, l_slot for vt_sts1_path_data.
|
eq_key_size_9
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Size of the key for the ninth statistical key.
|
obj_id_name
|
CHAR
|
Field name of the corresponding table name.
|
obj_id_table_name
|
CHAR
|
Table name where the object ID (function of all the keys; not cwm_objtype or node_objtype) must be retrieved.
|
stat_table_name
|
CHAR
|
Table name where the statistics corresponding to the particular object and subobject combinations are stored.
|
1.4.51 SCMSTATKEY
The SCMSTATKEY table maintains a list of keys and key sizes for each statistics data table in the database for a combination of CTM objects and subobjects.
Table 1-441 SCMSTATKEY
Column Name
|
Oracle Data Type
|
Description
|
cwm_objtype
|
NUMBER(5)
|
CTM object ID such as Connection, Line, Trunk, Port, Card, Ima, Path, Pnni, Protocol, and PhysicalLine.
|
cwm_subtype
|
NUMBER(5)
|
CTM subobject ID. This value is a subcatgeory of the CTM object type. For example, MGX ATM port is a subobject for the port object.
|
eq_key_1
|
CHAR
|
First statistical key for a specific data table. For example, l_slot for vt_sts1_path_data.
|
eq_key_size_1
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Size of the key for the first statistical key.
|
eq_key_2
|
CHAR
|
Second statistical key for a specific data table. For example, l_slot for vt_sts1_path_data.
|
eq_key_size_2
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Size of the key for the second statistical key.
|
eq_key_3
|
CHAR
|
Third statistical key for a specific data table. For example, l_slot for vt_sts1_path_data.
|
eq_key_size_3
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Size of the key for the third statistical key.
|
eq_key_4
|
CHAR
|
Fourth statistical key for a specific data table. For example, l_slot for vt_sts1_path_data.
|
eq_key_size_4
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Size of the key for the fourth statistical key.
|
eq_key_5
|
CHAR
|
Fifth statistical key for a specific data table. For example, l_slot for vt_sts1_path_data.
|
eq_key_size_5
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Size of the key for the fifth statistical key.
|
eq_key_6
|
CHAR
|
Sixth statistical key for a specific data table. For example, l_slot for vt_sts1_path_data.
|
eq_key_size_6
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Size of the key for the sixth statistical key.
|
eq_key_7
|
CHAR
|
Seventh statistical key for a specific data table. For example, l_slot for vt_sts1_path_data.
|
eq_key_size_7
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Size of the key for the seventh statistical key.
|
eq_key_8
|
CHAR
|
Eighth statistical key for a specific data table. For example, l_slot for vt_sts1_path_data.
|
eq_key_size_8
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Size of the key for the eighth statistical key.
|
eq_key_9
|
CHAR
|
Ninth statistical key for a specific data table. For example, l_slot for vt_sts1_path_data.
|
eq_key_size_9
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Size of the key for the ninth statistical key.
|
stat_table_name
|
CHAR
|
Table name where the statistics corresponding to the particular object and subobject combinations are stored.
|
1.4.52 SCMTABLEKEY
The SCMTABLEKEY table stores the mapping between the key combination index (a function of all keys) and the data table.
Table 1-442 SCMTABLEKEY
Column Name
|
Oracle Data Type
|
Description
|
table_name
|
CHAR
|
Statistics data table name and the specific key to be used.
|
key_name
|
CHAR
|
Field name of the key to be used for the specific table name.
|
1.4.53 SCTP_ASSOCIATION_DATA
The SCTP_ASSOCIATION_DATA table stores statistics for VXSM Stream Control Transmission Protocol (SCTP) associations.
Table 1-443 SCTP_ASSOCIATION_DATA
Column Name
|
Oracle Data Type
|
Description
|
timestamp
|
NUMBER(10)
|
GMT time stamp on the node when the statistics data was accumulated.
|
l_node_id
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Node ID.
|
l_slot
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Slot number.
|
sctpassocid
|
NUMBER(10)
|
—
|
subobject_type
|
NUMBER(5)
|
CTM subobject ID.
|
stat_type
|
NUMBER(5)
|
CTM statistics ID.
|
bucket_type
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Interval at which the data collected from the hardware devices is accumulated. The bucket interval should be an integral multiple of the peak interval.
|
totald
|
float
|
Total statistics value.
|
peak
|
float
|
Peak statistics value.
|
1.4.54 SCTP_GATEWAY_DATA
The SCTP_GATEWAY_DATA table stores statistics for the VXSM SCTP gateway.
Table 1-444 SCTP_GATEWAY_DATA
Column Name
|
Oracle Data Type
|
Description
|
timestamp
|
NUMBER(10)
|
GMT time stamp on the node when the statistics data was accumulated.
|
l_node_id
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Node ID.
|
l_slot
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Slot number.
|
sctpstatsindex
|
NUMBER(10)
|
—
|
sctpstatsindextype
|
NUMBER(10)
|
—
|
subobject_type
|
NUMBER(5)
|
CTM subobject ID.
|
stat_type
|
NUMBER(5)
|
CTM statistics ID.
|
bucket_type
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Interval at which the data collected from the hardware devices is accumulated. The bucket interval should be an integral multiple of the peak interval.
|
totald
|
float
|
Total statistics value.
|
peak
|
float
|
Peak statistics value.
|
1.4.55 SESSION_DATA
The SESSION_DATA Table stores statistics for VXSM RUDP sessions.
Table 1-445 SESSION_DATA
Column Name
|
Oracle Data Type
|
Description
|
timestamp
|
NUMBER(10)
|
GMT time stamp on the node when the statistics data was accumulated.
|
l_node_id
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Node ID.
|
l_slot
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Slot number.
|
sessionid
|
NUMBER(5)
|
RUDP session number.
|
subobject_type
|
NUMBER(5)
|
CTM subobject ID.
|
stat_type
|
NUMBER(5)
|
CTM statistics ID.
|
bucket_type
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Interval at which the data collected from the hardware devices is accumulated. The bucket interval should be an integral multiple of the peak interval.
|
totald
|
float
|
Total statistics value.
|
peak
|
float
|
Peak statistics value.
|
1.4.56 SONET_LINE_DATA
The SONET_LINE_DATA table stores SONET statistics.
Table 1-446 SONET_LINE_DATA
Column Name
|
Oracle Data Type
|
Description
|
timestamp
|
NUMBER(10)
|
GMT time stamp on the node when the statistics data was accumulated.
|
l_node_id
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Node ID.
|
slot
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Slot number.
|
line
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Line number.
|
subobject_type
|
NUMBER(5)
|
CTM subobject ID.
|
stat_type
|
NUMBER(5)
|
CTM statistic's ID.
|
bucket_type
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Interval at which the data collected from the hardware devices is accumulated. The bucket interval should be an integral multiple of the peak interval.
|
totald
|
float
|
Total statistic's value.
|
peak
|
float
|
Peak statistic's value.
|
1.4.57 SRTPERFKEY
The SRTPERFKEY table stores the list of parameters that are used by the SRT while calculating the performance and utilization charts.
Table 1-447 SRTPERFKEY
Column Name
|
Oracle Data Type
|
Description
|
cwm_objtype
|
NUMBER(5)
|
CTM object ID such as Connection, Line, Trunk, Port, Card, Ima, Path, Pnni, Protocol, and PhysicalLine.
|
cwm_subtype
|
NUMBER(5)
|
CTM subobject ID. This value is a subcatgeory of the CTM object type. For example, MGX ATM port is a subobject for the port object.
|
statid1
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Stat ID that gives the data sent through this entity.
|
statid11
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Second stat ID that gives the data sent through this entity.
|
statid2
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Stat ID that gives the data received through this entity.
|
statid22
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Second stat ID that gives the data received through this entity.
|
statid3
|
NUMBER(5)
|
If applicable, this is the Stat ID that gives the number of seconds the entity was available for service.
|
transmode
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Transmission mode of the data. Values are:
0: Packets
1: Cells
2: Bytes
|
loadtype
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Parameter used for measuring the entity's performance. Values are:
0: port_speed
1: line_load
2: cir
|
1.4.58 SRTRPORTKEY
The SRTRPORTKEY table stores the data about entities that support a specific type of report.
Table 1-448 SRTRPORTKEY
Column Name
|
Oracle Data Type
|
Description
|
cwm_objtype
|
NUMBER(5)
|
CTM object ID such as Connection, Line, Trunk, Port, Card, Ima, Path, Pnni, Protocol, and PhysicalLine.
|
cwm_subtype
|
NUMBER(5)
|
CTM subobject ID. This value is a subcatgeory of the CTM object type. For example, MGX ATM port is a subobject for the port object.
|
raw_report
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Values are:
1: If this type of report is supported.
0: If this type of report is not supported.
|
perf_report
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Values are:
1: If this type of report is supported.
0: If this type of report is not supported.
|
util_report
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Values are:
1: If this type of report is supported.
0: If this type of report is not supported.
|
1.4.59 STATSDB_CONFIG
The STATSDB_CONFIG table stores all statistics database configuration information.
Table 1-449 STATSDB_CONFIG
Column Name
|
Oracle Data Type
|
Description
|
ftp_user_name
|
CHAR
|
FTP username of the parser machine.
|
ftp_user_passwd
|
CHAR
|
FTP password of the parser machine.
|
save_opt
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Flag to determine whether to save the data. Values are:
0: Do not save
1: Save
|
save_dir
|
CHAR
|
Directory to save the data (also known as the purge directory).
|
db_age
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Number of hours before the data is purged from the database.
|
file_purge_opt
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Flag to determine whether to save the data in the purge directory forever. Values are:
0: Do not save
1: Save
|
file_age
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Number of days before a file is removed from the purge directory.
|
need_to_parse
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Flag to determine whether to parse the data. Values are:
0: Do not parse
1: Parse
|
timestamp
|
DATETIME
|
GMT time stamp on the node when the statistics data was accumulated.
|
1.4.60 STS_DS3_DS1_PATH_DATA
The STS_DS3_DS1_PATH_DATA table stores VXSM DS1_N_DS3 path statistics.
Table 1-450 STS_DS3_DS1_PATH_DATA
Column Name
|
Oracle Data Type
|
Description
|
timestamp
|
NUMBER(10)
|
GMT time stamp on the node when the statistics data was accumulated.
|
l_node_id
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Node ID.
|
l_slot
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Slot number.
|
l_bay
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Bay number.
|
l_line
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Line number.
|
sts_path
|
NUMBER(5)
|
STS-1 path number.
|
ds1_path
|
NUMBER(5)
|
DS-1 path number.
|
subobject_type
|
NUMBER(5)
|
CTM subobject ID.
|
stat_type
|
NUMBER(5)
|
CTM statistics ID.
|
bucket_type
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Interval at which the data collected from the hardware devices is accumulated. The bucket interval should be an integral multiple of the peak interval.
|
totald
|
float
|
Total statistics value.
|
peak
|
float
|
Peak statistics value.
|
1.4.61 STS_VTGROUP_DS1_PATH_DATA
The STS_VTGROUP_DS1_PATH_DATA table stores VXSM DS1_N_VT group path statistics.
Table 1-451 STS_VTGROUP_DS1_PATH_DATA
Column Name
|
Oracle Data Type
|
Description
|
timestamp
|
NUMBER(10)
|
GMT time stamp on the node when the statistics data was accumulated.
|
l_node_id
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Node ID.
|
l_slot
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Slot number.
|
l_bay
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Bay number.
|
l_line
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Line number.
|
sts_path
|
NUMBER(5)
|
STS-1 path number.
|
vt_path
|
NUMBER(5)
|
VT path number.
|
subobject_type
|
NUMBER(5)
|
CTM subobject ID.
|
stat_type
|
NUMBER(5)
|
CTM statistic's ID.
|
bucket_type
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Interval at which the data collected from the hardware devices is accumulated. The bucket interval should be an integral multiple of the peak interval.
|
totald
|
float
|
Total statistic's value.
|
peak
|
float
|
Peak statistic's value.
|
1.4.62 XG_CONN_DATA
The XG_CONN_DATA table stores AXSM-XG ATM connection, MPSM155 ATM connection, and VXSM connection statistics.
Table 1-452 XG_CONN_DATA
Column Name
|
Oracle Data Type
|
Description
|
timestamp
|
NUMBER(10)
|
GMT time stamp on the node when the statistics data was accumulated.
|
l_node_id
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Node ID.
|
l_slot
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Slot number.
|
l_port
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Port number.
|
l_vpi
|
NUMBER(5)
|
VPI number.
|
l_vci
|
NUMBER(10)
|
VCI number.
|
subobject_type
|
NUMBER(5)
|
CTM subobject ID.
|
stat_type
|
NUMBER(5)
|
CTM statistic's ID.
|
bucket_type
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Interval at which the data collected from the hardware devices is accumulated. The bucket interval should be an integral multiple of the peak interval.
|
totald
|
float
|
Total statistic's value.
|
peak
|
float
|
Peak statistic's value.
|
1.4.63 XGCP_DATA
The XGCP_DATA table stores VXSM XGCP statistics.
Table 1-453 XGCP_DATA
Column Name
|
Oracle Data Type
|
Description
|
timestamp
|
NUMBER(10)
|
GMT time stamp on the node when the statistics data was accumulated.
|
l_node_id
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Node ID.
|
l_slot
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Slot number.
|
mgcid
|
NUMBER(10)
|
MGC IP address.
|
subobject_type
|
NUMBER(5)
|
CTM subobject ID.
|
stat_type
|
NUMBER(5)
|
CTM statistic's ID.
|
bucket_type
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Interval at which the data collected from the hardware devices is accumulated. The bucket interval should be an integral multiple of the peak interval.
|
totald
|
float
|
Total statistic's value.
|
peak
|
float
|
Peak statistic's value.
|
1.4.64 XG_DS3PATH_DATA
The XG_DS3PATH_DATA table stores AXSM-XG DS-3 and VXSM DS-3 path statistics.
Table 1-454 XG_DS3PATH_DATA
Column Name
|
Oracle Data Type
|
Description
|
timestamp
|
NUMBER(10)
|
GMT time stamp on the node when the statistics data was accumulated.
|
l_node_id
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Node ID.
|
l_slot
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Slot number.
|
l_bay
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Bay number.
|
l_line
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Line number.
|
sts_path
|
NUMBER(5)
|
STS-1 path number.
|
subobject_type
|
NUMBER(5)
|
CTM subobject ID.
|
stat_type
|
NUMBER(5)
|
CTM statistic's ID.
|
bucket_type
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Interval at which the data collected from the hardware devices is accumulated. The bucket interval should be an integral multiple of the peak interval.
|
totald
|
float
|
Total statistic's value.
|
peak
|
float
|
Peak statistic's value.
|
1.4.65 XG_PATH_DATA
The XG_PATH_DATA table stores AXSM-XG STS and VXSM STS path statistics.
Table 1-455 XG_PATH_DATA
Column Name
|
Oracle Data Type
|
Description
|
timestamp
|
NUMBER(10)
|
GMT time stamp on the node when the statistics data was accumulated.
|
l_node_id
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Node ID.
|
l_slot
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Slot number.
|
l_bay
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Bay number.
|
l_line
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Line number.
|
sts_path
|
NUMBER(5)
|
STS-1 path number.
|
subobject_type
|
NUMBER(5)
|
CTM subobject ID.
|
stat_type
|
NUMBER(5)
|
CTM statistic's ID.
|
bucket_type
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Interval at which the data collected from the hardware devices is accumulated. The bucket interval should be an integral multiple of the peak interval.
|
totald
|
float
|
Total statistic's value.
|
peak
|
float
|
Peak statistic's value.
|
1.4.66 XG_PL_DATA
The XG_PL_DATA table stores statistics for the AXSM-XG physical SONET line, the MPSM155 E3 line, the MPSM155 SONET line, the MPSM155 T3 line, the VXSM DS-1 line, and the VXSM SONET line.
Table 1-456 XG_PL_DATA
Column Name
|
Oracle Data Type
|
Description
|
timestamp
|
NUMBER(10)
|
GMT time stamp on the node when the statistics data was accumulated.
|
l_node_id
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Node ID.
|
l_slot
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Slot number.
|
l_bay
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Bay number.
|
l_line
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Line number.
|
subobject_type
|
NUMBER(5)
|
CTM subobject ID.
|
stat_type
|
NUMBER(5)
|
CTM statistic's ID.
|
bucket_type
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Interval at which the data collected from the hardware devices is accumulated. The bucket interval should be an integral multiple of the peak interval.
|
totald
|
float
|
Total statistic's value.
|
peak
|
float
|
Peak statistic's value.
|
1.4.67 XG_PORT_DATA
The XG_PORT_DATA table stores statistics for the AXSM-XG ATM port, MPSM155 ATM port, MPSM155 FR port, and VXSM port.
Table 1-457 XG_PORT_DATA
Column Name
|
Oracle Data Type
|
Description
|
timestamp
|
NUMBER(10)
|
GMT time stamp on the node when the statistics data was accumulated.
|
l_node_id
|
NUMBER(10)
|
Node ID.
|
l_slot
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Slot number.
|
l_port
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Port number.
|
subobject_type
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Subobject ID.
|
stat_type
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Statistic's ID.
|
bucket_type
|
NUMBER(5)
|
Interval at which the data collected from the hardware devices is accumulated. The bucket interval should be an integral multiple of the peak interval.
|
totald
|
float
|
Total statistic's value.
|
peak
|
float
|
Statistic's peak value.
|