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User Guide for Device Fault Manager 1.2 and 1.2 Updated for Common Services Version 2.2 (With LMS 2.2)
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Preface
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Overview
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Network Elements Managed by DFM
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Product User Guide Chapter (No Title Available)
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DFM Default Settings
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The DFM Administration and Polling and Thresholds Consoles
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Working with the DFM Inventory
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DFM Inventory Collection
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Working with DFM Groups and Settings
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Polling
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Using DFM Adapters
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Administering DFM
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Viewing Results with the Monitoring Console
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Common Monitoring Console Tasks
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Excessive Restarts and Flapping
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MIBs Polled and SNMP Traps Processed
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SNMP Trap Notifier MIB
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Device-Specific Information
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Valid Classes, Instances and Events
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DFM Frequently Asked Questions
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Glossary
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Table Of Contents
Interfaces on Cisco Access Servers
Cisco Optical Network Switch (ONS) 15540
How the ONS 15540 is Displayed by DFM
CPU Card Redundancy Behavior on the ONS 15540
Faults Supported on the ONS 15540
Device-Specific Information
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Interfaces on Cisco Access Servers
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Interfaces on Cisco Access Servers
By default, serial interfaces on Cisco Access Servers are not managed by DFM. Although Access Servers are classified as Routers, and router interfaces are normally managed by DFM, Access Server serial interfaces are not managed because of their sheer number (managing all of them might cause performance problems).
Cisco Optical Network Switch (ONS) 15540
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How the ONS 15540 is Displayed by DFM
The ONS 15540 is displayed differently depending on which DFM console you are using.
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The following table describes how ONS 15540 components appear in the DFM GUI. For information on the faults supported for each of these components, see the "Faults Supported on the ONS 15540" section.
Table D-1 ONS Components and Display
ONS 15540 (name or IP address) Switches (in Monitoring/Admin Consoles)
Optical Switches (in Polling and Thresholds Console)
Chassis
Chassis
MUX/DEMUX Motherboard and Daughter cards
Card
Line Cards
Cards
Transponders in Line Cards
Card
Fans
Fan
Switch Card Redundancy Controller (SRC)
Processor (utilization), Card (Status)
Memory
Memory
Client Interfaces (GE, 10GE, FC, FICON, ESCON, SONET)
Port1
Wave Interfaces
Port1
Wavepatch Interfaces
Port1
Filter Interfaces
Port1
WDM Interfaces
Port1
Management Interfaces
Interface2
1 DFM manages all ONS 15540 ports by default. This is not the normal default behavior for DFM; normally, ports are unmanaged. DFM manages all ONS 15540 ports by default because DFM manages all interfaces by default and DFM classifies ONS 15540 interfaces as ports.
2 Fast Ethernet interfaces associated with CPU cards that have been configured with the same IP addresses are modeled as either (a) FE on active CPU card: interface (with associated IP address); or (b) FE on standby CPU card: port (with no associated IP address). Fast Ethernet interfaces associated with CPU cards that have been configured with different IP addresses are modeled as interfaces (with associated IP addresses) for both CPU cards.
CPU Card Redundancy Behavior on the ONS 15540
Because of inherent hardware redundancy on the ONS 15540, standby CPU cards may be displayed as DOWN because there is no card STANDBY state in DFM.
Faults Supported on the ONS 15540
The following faults are supported on the ONS 15540. For information on which ONS 15540 components map to these DFM classes, see the "How the ONS 15540 is Displayed by DFM" section.