Configuration Guide for Cisco Optical Site Manager, IOS XR Release 26.x.x
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Configuration Guide for Cisco Optical Site Manager, IOS XR Release 26.x.x
Updated: October 14, 2026
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Log inUse this procedure to provision ZR plus interfaces in Cisco Optical Site Manager. Use it to complete the workflow and verify the result in the related Cisco Optical Site Manager page.
Use this task to provision zr plus interfaces.
Use this task to provision the parameters for the ZR Plus interfaces of the 1.2T-MXP card.
Follow these steps to provision zr plus interfaces.
Click the Provisioning > ZR Plus Interfaces tabs.
Modify any of the ZR Plus settings as described in the following table. These parameters depend on the card mode.
|
Parameter |
Description |
Options |
|---|---|---|
|
Port |
(Display only) Displays the port number |
― |
|
Squelch Mode |
(Display only) Displays the squelch mode |
|
|
Squelch Hold Off Time |
Sets the period in milliseconds that the client interface waits for resolution of issues on the trunk side. The client squelching starts after this period |
|
|
FEC |
Sets the FEC mode |
OFEC_15_DE_ON |
|
GroupId |
Sets the GroupId that uniquely identifies a group of physical ports in a ZR frame. This makes sure that noncompliant groups do not interoperate. When a mismatch in the group is identified, GIDM alarm is raised. |
1-255 |
Click Apply.
The provision zr plus interfaces task is complete.
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