Performance monitoring parameters
Performance monitoring (PM) parameters are optical controller measurements and thresholds that service providers use to gather, store, report, and troubleshoot controller performance data.
Optical performance monitoring parameters
PM for optical parameters includes measurements that support controller troubleshooting and equipment-level data collection.
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Laser bias current
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Optical power transmitted (OPT)
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Optical power received (OPR)
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Mean polarization mode dispersion
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Accumulated chromatic dispersion
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Received optical signal-to-noise ratio (OSNR)
Configure performance monitoring parameters
Configure performance monitoring parameters to control how the device reports optical transport section (OTS) controller data and threshold crossing alerts.
The configuration applies to OTS controller PM intervals such as 30 seconds, 15 minutes, and 24 hours.
Procedure
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Step 1 |
Enter global configuration mode. Example:
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Use the controller controller-type command to configure the PM parameters for the OTS controllers. controller controller-type Rack/Slot/Instance/Port pm { 15-min | 24-hour | 30-sec } ots { report | threshold } { opr | opt } value Example:This example enables the maximum threshold crossing alert (TCA) for optical power received (OPR) on OTS controller 0/1/0/0 in 24-hour intervals.
Example:This example sets the maximum TCA for OPR on OTS controller 0/1/0/0 in 24-hour intervals.
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Step 3 |
Commit the configuration. Example:
The performance monitoring parameters for the OTS controllers are configured. |
What to do next
For details about PM collection intervals, see Performance monitoring collection intervals.
Performance monitoring collection intervals
Use these values to understand how often the PM collector gathers controller data.
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PM interval |
Samples |
Jitter provision |
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30 seconds |
30 samples |
6 seconds |
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15 minutes |
32 samples |
45 seconds |
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24 hours |
1 sample |
45 seconds |
The jitter provision compensates for computation delays that occur when the data provider PM engine collects data.
View performance monitoring parameters
Check current and historical optical controller counters using PM parameters.
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Feature Name |
Release Information |
Feature Description |
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10sec PM buckets |
Cisco IOS XR Release 7.3.1 |
Performance monitoring parameters for the OTS and OTS OCH controllers in 10-second intervals are available. This new bucket for performance monitoring allows you to gather, store, and report performance data with higher granularity. Commands modified:
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Procedure
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Use the show controllers command to display the current or historical PM parameters. The flex-bin option corresponds to a 10-second bucket. Specify the bucket option when you use pm history . Example:This example displays current PM parameters of the Optics controller in 15-minute intervals.
The command output displays the selected current or historical PM counters. |
What to do next
For details about bucket ranges and bucket behavior, see Performance monitoring bucket values.
Performance monitoring bucket values
Use bucket values to select historical PM intervals and confirm that command output matches the expected time interval.
This table lists bucket values for each performance monitoring time interval.
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PM time interval |
Bucket value |
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15 minutes |
1 to 32 |
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24 hours |
no value |
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30 seconds |
1 to 30 |
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flex-bin (10 seconds) |
1 |
Bucket interval verification
The show controllers command might occasionally return the previous bucket. Verify the timestamp and interval in the command output during the review of historical PM data.
This example shows a query that returned the earlier 30-second bucket.
RP/0/RP0/CPU0:ios# show controllers optics 0/1/0/4 pm history 30-sec optics 1 bucket 5
Mon May 29 15:02:05.697 CEST
Optics in interval 1 [15:01:00 - 15:01:30 Mon May 29 2017]
Optics history bucket type : Valid
MIN AVG MAX
LBC[% ] : 335.3 341.3 352.3
OPT[dBm] : 1.90 2.01 2.10
OPR[dBm] : -12.20 -12.16 -12.10
Last clearing of "show controllers OPTICS" counters never
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