This section explains how the system compares measured receive signal span loss with stored turn-up values and raises an alarm when configured deviation limits are exceeded.
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Span Loss Baseline Deviation Monitoring |
Cisco IOS XR Release 26.1.1 |
You can now configure minimum and maximum deviation values to monitor the measured Rx signal span loss against the baselined value. The valid range is defined as baselined span loss − minimum deviation (lower limit) and baselined span loss + maximum deviation (upper limit). If the measured Rx span loss falls outside this calculated range, a SPAN-LOSS-BASELINE-DEVIATION-OUT-OF-RANGE alarm is raised. Commands added:
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After network turn-up, ALC saves the Rx and Tx span loss values on all nodes as a baseline. These values are then compared with the user-configured minimum and maximum threshold values.
The system subtracts the configured min-baseline-deviation value from the baselined span loss to determine the lower threshold, and adds the max-baseline-deviation value to determine the upper threshold.
If the measured Rx signal span loss falls outside the configured range, the SPAN-LOSS-BASELINE-DEVIATION-OUT-OF-RANGE alarm is raised. The range is defined by:
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Lower limit = baselined span loss − min-baseline-deviation
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Upper limit = baselined span loss + max-baseline-deviation
For example, if the baselined span loss is 20 dB, the minimum deviation is 1 dB, and the maximum deviation is 3 dB:
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Lower limit = 20 − 1 = 19 dB
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Upper limit = 20 + 3 = 23 dB
The alarm is raised only if the measured span loss drops below 19 dB or exceeds 23 dB.
Threshold hysteresis
The hysteresis value for alarms is used to prevent frequent toggling when the threshold parameter fluctuates around the threshold value. The hysteresis value for the SPAN-LOSS-BASELINE-DEVIATION-OUT-OF-RANGE alarm is 0.5 dBm.