SNMP User Guide

OSA 5422

Product Release: 11.1.1

Document Issue: A
Document Number: 80000067469
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 Table of Contents
About This Guide 10
Documentation 10

Related Documentation 10
Accessing Documentation 11
Documentation Feedback 11
Obtaining Technical Assistance 11
Customer Portal 11
Technical Services 12
Call ADVA 12
Safety Symbol and Message Conventions 12

Overview 15

SNMP Framework 16
Security 17

General Management Framework 17

Management Information Base Files 18

Implemented Entries and MIBs 18

Implementation of Traps and Notifications 18

Entity State Descriptions 19

User Authorization Privilege Levels 19

User Security Policy Strength 19

Interface Index Numbering 20

Port Index Numbering 21

Factory Default Configuration Settings 21

MIBs Tables 37

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Traps and Notifications 61

Alarm Types Sorted by Alarm Number 95

Alarm Masking 123

Performance Monitoring Settings 137

Ethernet Access Port Monitored Types 138

PTP Flow Point Monitored Types 156

PTP MCI Monitored Types 164

Telecom Slave Monitored Types 166

Slave Only Ordinary Clock Monitored Types 168

PTP Port Monitored Types 175

PTP Network Probe Monitored Types 179

MIB OID Hierarchy and Object Definitions 186

MIB Functions 187

cmSysModeObjects Details 214

f3TimeClockEntry Details 216

f3PtpPTPPortEntry Details 220

f3PtpSOOCEntry Details 223

f3SyncJClockProbeEntry Details 228

f3SyncJPTPClockProbeEntry Details 233

Common MIB Functions 238

Use Cases 240

Ethernet Port Provisioning 240

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Retrieve Access Port Settings 240

Configure Access Port 242
Synchronous Ethernet / Synchronization Status Messaging 243
BITS Port Provisioning 243
Set the BITS Port Admin State 243
Set the Port Line Type 243
Set the SSM/SL Mode 243
Set the Expected Quality Level 243
Set the Assumed Quality Level 244
Set the Squelch Level 244
CLK (10MHz) Port Provisioning 244
Set the CLK Port Admin State 244
Set the Signal Direction 244
Set the Squelch Control 245
Set the Squelch Quality Level 245
Set the Assumed Quality Level 245
PPS Port Provisioning 245
Set the PPS Port Admin State 245
Set the Signal Direction 246
Set the Squelch Control 246
Set the Input Rate 246
Set the Cable Delay Compensation 246
TOD & PPS Port Provisioning 246
Setting the TOD & PPS Port Admin State 246

Setting the Signal Direction 247

Setting the Input Rate 247

Setting the Cable Delay Compensation 247

Setting the Source Eid 248

Setting the Squelch Control 248

Setting the Output Format 248

GNSS Port Provisioning 249
Setting the GNSS Port Admin State 249

Setting the PPS Generation Condition 249

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Setting the Installation Type 249

Setting the GNSS System Types 250

Setting the Antenna Cable Delay 251

Setting the C/No Mask 252

Setting the Elevation Mask 252

Setting the PDOP Mask 252

Setting the Self Survey Period 253

Setting the Sat Min1 and Min2 Thresholds 254

Retrieving Satellite Entry 254

PTP Flow Point Provisioning 256
Create a PTP Flow Point 256
Delete a PTP Flow Point 256
Telecom Slave Provisioning 257
Create a Telecom Slave 257

Create a PTP SOOC 258

Create an Ordinary Clock Slave Port 261
Delete an Ordinary Clock Slave Port 261
Delete a Slave Only Ordinary Clock 261
Delete a Telecom Slave 261
Boundary Clock Provisioning 261
Creating a PTP Boundary Clock 261
Creating a PTP Master Clock Interface 262
Creating a PTP Master Virtual Port 265
Creating a PTP Static Slave 265

Retrieving a Dynamic Slave Entry 267

Deleting a PTP Static Slave 268
Deleting a PTP Master Virtual Port 268
Deleting a PTP Master Clock Interface 268
Deleting a PTP Boundary Clock 268
PTP Master Clock Provisioning 268

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Creating a Master Clock 268

Creating a PTP Master Clock Interface 269
Creating a PTP Master Virtual Port 272
Creating a PTP Static Slave 272

Retrieving a Dynamic Slave Entry 274

Deleting a PTP Static Slave 274
Deleting a PTP Master Virtual Port 274
Deleting a PTP Master Clock Interface 274
Deleting a Master Clock 274

G.8275.1 PTP Clock Provisioning 275

Creating a G.8275.1 PTP Master Clock 275

Creating a G.8275.1 PTP Multicast Flow Point 276

Creating a G.8275.1 PTP Clock Port 277

Adding a GNSS Port as a Time Clock Reference 278

Removing a GNSS Port from a Time Clock Reference List 279

Deleting a G.8275.1 PTP MultiCast Flow Point 279

Deleting a G.8275.1 PTP Port 279

Deleting a G.8275.1 PTP Master Clock 279

Creating a G.8275.1 PTP Slave Clock 280

Creating a G.8275.1 PTP Multicast Flow Point 281

Creating a Master Clock 282

Deleting a G.8275.1 PTP Port 283

Deleting a G.8275.1 PTP MultiCast Flow Point 283

Deleting a G.8275.1 PTP Slave Clock 283

Configuring a PTP Port 284

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Clock Probe Provisioning 285

Create a Clock Probe 285
Delete a Clock Probe 286
PTP Clock Probe Provisioning 286
Create a PTP Clock Probe 286
Delete a PTP Clock Probe 287
PTP Network Probe Provisioning 287
Create a PTP Network Probe 287
Delete a PTP Network Probe 288
Syncjack Schedule Provisioning 288
Create a Schedule 288
Delete a Schedule 289
System Level Provisioning 289
Set System Name, Location and Contact 289
Set System Date and Time 289
Enabling Various Protocols 290
Enable SNMP Dying Gasp 290

Time Zone Configuration 291

Configuring the MGMT ACL 291

Configuring PTP/NTP Security for IP Addresses 292

Configuring the IP Traffic ACLs 293

Configuring the ICMPv4 and ICMPv6 Filters 294

Software Upgrade 295

Feature Management 297

Retrieving the States of the Feature Licenses 299

Enabling/Disabling Feature License Example 299

Database Backup and Restore 299

Glossary 301

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About This Guide
This guide explains how you can configure and monitor the OSA 5422 using Simple
Network Management Protocol (SNMP) commands.

The Use Cases section includes SNMP provisioning examples, provisioning scenarios for an
access port, and synchronization configurations. Also included are use cases for system
level and more complex configurations.

Documentation

Related Documentation
l OSA 5422 Safety Guide
l OSA 5422 System Description
l OSA 5422 Provisioning and Operations Manual
l OSA 5422 CLI Reference Guide
l OSA 5422 Compatibility Matrix
l Pluggable Transceiver Module Specification
l GNSS Antennas and Accessories Installation Guide

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Accessing Documentation
Documentation Portal https://advadocs.com/

Documentation Feedback
We want our documentation to be as helpful as possible. Feedback is always welcome.

Email [email protected]
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Obtaining Technical Assistance

Product Maintenance Agreements and other customer assistance agreements are available
for Oscilloquartz: An ADVA Company products through your Oscilloquartz: An ADVA
Company distribution channel. Our service options include:

l 24 x 7 telephone support
l Web-based support tools
l On-site support
l Technical training, both on-site and at ADVA facilities in Germany and the USA
l Expedited repair service
l Extended hardware warranty service

Customer Portal
You can use the customer portal to:

l Access company information and resources at any time.

l Find information specific to your requirements, such as networking solutions,
services, and programs.
l Resolve technical issues by using online support services.

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l Download and test software packages.

l Order ADVA training materials.

Access https://www.adva.com/en/customer-portal
Questions [email protected]

Technical Services
Technical services are available to customers who need technical assistance with an
Oscilloquartz: An ADVA Company product that is under warranty or covered by a
maintenance contract.

Online https://www.adva.com/en/about-us/contact
Email [email protected]

Call ADVA
Europe, Middle East and Africa
Martinsried/Munich, Germany
+49 (0)89 89 06 65 0

North America
Norcross, GA, USA
+1 678 728 8600

Asia
Shenzhen, China
+86 755 8621 7400

Safety Symbol and Message

Conventions
You will see these symbols throughout the documentation. All personnel should correctly
follow and not ignore any safety instructions.

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Icon Meaning Description

Warning Means danger and alerts you to a situation that
could cause bodily injury. Before you work on any
equipment, be aware of the hazards involved and
be familiar with standard practices for preventing
accidents.
Electric Voltage Means danger and alerts you to risks caused by
Warning electricity that could result in death or serious
injury. Before you work on any equipment, be
aware of the hazards involved with electrical
circuitry and be familiar with standard practices for
preventing accidents.
Shock hazard Indicates that all power sources must be
warning. disconnected before servicing to avoid shock
Disconnect all hazard.
power plugs.
Laser Radiation Warns you about the risk of possible laser
Warning radiation, which may result in a serious eye injury.

Laser Radiation Warns you about the risk of possible laser radiation
Warning – Hazard if the system is not used as designed or altered in
Level 3B any way.

Laser Radiation Warns you that the equipment contains Class 1

Warning — Class lasers, which are safe under all normal use
1 Laser conditions. It also alerts you to the risk of possible
laser radiation if the system is not used as designed
or altered in any way.
Laser Radiation Warns you that the equipment contains Class 1M
Warning – Class lasers, which are safe for all conditions of use
1M Laser except when the beam is passed through
magnifying optics. It also alerts you to the risk of
possible laser radiation if the system is not used as
designed or altered in any way.

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Icon Meaning Description

Laser Radiation Warns you that the equipment contains Class 1M
Warning – Hazard lasers, which are safe for all conditions of use
Level 1M except when the beam is passed through
magnifying optics. It also alerts you to the risk of
possible laser radiation if the system is not used as
designed or altered in any way.
Caution Alerts you to a potentially hazardous situation or
condition that may result in minor or moderate
injury.
Lifting Hazard Indicates a potentially hazardous situation or
Caution condition that may result in a personal injury or
damage to equipment due to the weight of an
object.
Skin Burn Caution Indicates the risk of possible skin burns. When
working with system components, be aware of
proper handling procedures.
Electrostatic Indicates the possibility of equipment damage due
Caution to electrostatic discharge (ESD). If the ESD-
prevention instructions are ignored or not followed
correctly, damage can occur.
Notice Indicates the risk of equipment damage,
malfunction, process interruption, or negative
impacts on surroundings.
Documentation Advises of the importance of carefully reading all
instructions before proceeding or provides links to
additional information to read. Failure to do so
may result in personal injury or damage to
equipment.
Waste Disposal Points out the importance of properly disposing of
Alert waste electrical or electronic equipment and its
components. Disregard of the instruction can
threaten the environment.
Note Indicates supplemental information or helpful
recommendations.

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 Chapter 1

Overview
In the SNMP, for all editable fields, use only US-ASCII characters. Extended ASCII characters
are not supported.

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SNMP Framework
All Oscilloquartz: An ADVA Company OSA 5422 products can be managed through a web-
based GUI or a Telnet or SSH connection. In addition, these devices support SNMP based
management and traps based on the Internet Standard Management Framework. The units
provide support for SNMPv1, SNMPv2c, and SNMPv3, namely:

l Support for RFC 3413 for SNMP Notification Table, SNMP Target Table.
l Support for RFC 3414 for SNMP USM.
l Support for RFC 3411 (SNMP Framework), RFC 2576 (SNMP Community), RFC 1902
(SNMPv2-SMI), RFC 1903 (SNMPV2-TC), RFC 1573 (IANA IfType).
l Support for RFC1213 (SYS-MIB, SNMP-MIB).

SNMP authentication as described in RFC 3414 (previously RFC 2574) is supported.

The OSA 5422 supports trap generation and information messages in V1, V2c, or V3
versions. The version is user configurable for each target address as part of the provisioning
actions of the network demarcation device.

The Oscilloquartz: An ADVA Company equipment complies with the MIB-II standards as
specified in STD 17, RFC 1213.

Oscilloquartz: An ADVA Company has developed a series of Enterprise specific traps for the
demarcation devices which support the Generic Traps standards. All traps are defined and
made available to the user for integration into their NMS. The demarcation device also
supports user configurable alarm severity.

For setting 64 bit values, such as thresholds for Counter64 PM, rates, such as CIR/EIR, a pair
of SNMP variables are used for lower/upper 32-bits of the value (Low/Hi). There is an
expectation that these two are set with a single SNMP set operation to obtain the expected
behavior.

Oscilloquartz: An ADVA Company demarcation devices support RFC 2819 RMON-MIB for
these tables (see details in Factory Default Configuration Settings ):

l etherStatsTable
l historyControlTable
l etherHistoryTable
l alarmTable

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Security
Default community strings are provided as public with read-only access and private with
read-write access. Community strings and access permissions can be added or deleted by
the user as required.

General Management
Framework
All SNMP traps and information tables support standard Management Information Base
based on IETF standards and a management protocol as defined by IETF standards.

The current alarms and notifications can be accessed using the fsp150cm-alarm.mib: the
cmSysCondTable, which lists conditions at the system level, and the
cmNetworkElementAlmTable, which lists conditions at the NE level.

The system supports up to 10 trap host destination addresses configured by the user.
Setting SNMP destination addresses is part of the standard provisioning of the units and
can be carried out using the craft serial interface, telnet/SSH or the Internet Browser
through an HTTP or HTTPS connection as well as SNMP (see Entity State Descriptions ).

All traps and state change notifications are autonomously sent to all provisioned target
addresses and Syslog servers (if enabled). Alarms are sent to the alarm section of the web-
based management GUI, state changes and database change notifications are sent to the
various log files (if enabled).

Traps and Notifications provides the list of supported traps and notifications for the
OSA 5422 product.

All physical and logical link failures are reported per Alarm Masking for both Network and
Access port (customer facing) connections.

Remote Monitoring (RMON) is used for alarm reporting, as well as rising threshold crossing
alarms per Performance Monitoring Settings .

The management access can be set in various ways as detailed in the OSA 5422
Provisioning and Operations Manual: either directly on the unit by connecting the LAN
Management port to a switch-router, or by enabling a VLAN management tunnel on the
Access or Network ports. The default Superuser privilege User-ID Login is root and the
default password is ChgMeNOW.

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Management Information
Base Files
ADVA Optical Networking provides a complete ZIP file of all MIB files required for the
implementation of SNMP based management and operation of any of the OSA 5422 units.
The MIB files include both standard MIBs (RFC based) and enterprise MIBs referred to as
“ADVA Optical Networking” MIBs.

The MIB folder has been tested on various systems such as HPOpenView® without issues.
In addition, ADVA Optical Networking is certified as a partner of NetCool® Ready Solution
by MicroMuse. The MIBs have been compiled with various MIBs compilers.

Implemented Entries and

MIBs
Factory Default Configuration Settings provides the entries available in the whole OSA 5422
system, including the SNMP parameters and corresponding factory default settings.

SNMP MIB Tables provides a list of all supported MIBs along with Row/Table information,
comments and ADVA Optical Networking units they relate to.

Implementation of Traps and

Notifications
Once entered in the unit’s target address list (refer to Entity State Descriptions ), all traps are
sent to that list of addresses each time an alarm occurs. Individual alarms can be squelched
by changing the alarm severity from its default value to “not reported.” Or conversely,
individual alarms can be changed from a “not reported” default value to a reported value
(minor, major or critical).

Once the MIB files are loaded and compiled on the management system, and the unit is
configured with the appropriate target address and community string, the traps are ready
to be received.

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Oscilloquartz: An ADVA Company Entity State Descriptions

Entity State Descriptions

The system maintains a state model for each entity in the system and drives the state of an
entity from its administrative state, its operational state and its secondary states.

For more information about entity states, see the OSA 5422 Provisioning and Operations
Manual.

User Authorization Privilege

Levels
Refer to the following table for user authorization privilege levels. See cmSecurityMIB:
cmSecurityUserPrivLevel. These Security Users are GUI and CLI users only. SNMP USM Users
are managed using standard USM MIB. The system does not allow managing SNMP
Communities via SNMP.

Table 1: User Authorization Privilege Levels

User Level Description
retrieve (1) Has access to commands for displaying configuration settings
and performance data.
maintenance (2) Has access to a limited set of commands which support
maintenance actions, such as testing, loopbacks, diagnostics.
provisioning (3) Has access to all commands with the exception of other user
administration options.
superuser (4) Has access to all commands, including administration
commands.

User Security Policy Strength

The system supports three levels of security strength for local user passwords.

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Password Security Level Description

Low l Contains only 0-9, a-z, A-Z, ‘# * %’ and can not begin with
'#'.
l Length from 1 to 32 characters.

Medium l Contains only 0-9, a-z, A-Z, '# * %' and can not begin with
'#'.
l Length from 8 to 32 characters.
l Contains a mix of upper and lower case alpha characters,
at least one special character (# * %) and at least one
digit.
l No more than 2 letters or digits can be repeated in
consecutive character positions.
l Does not contain a sequence of 3 consecutive
letters/digits in ascending/descending order.
l Can not be the same as the user ID.
l Can not be "password/passw0rd" in lowercase or
uppercase or a mix of both.
High l User ID must be at least 6 characters in length.
l Contains only 0-9, a-z, A-Z, '# * %' and can not begin with
'#'.
l Length from 12 to 32 characters.
l Contains a mix of upper and lower case alpha characters,
at least one special character '# * %' and at least one
digit.
l No more than 2 letters or digits can be repeated in
consecutive character positions.
l Does not contain a sequence of 3 consecutive
letters/digits in ascending/descending order.
l Can not be the same as the user ID.
l Can not be "password/passw0rd" in lowercase or
uppercase or a mix of both.

Interface Index Numbering

Interfaces are allocated an interface index number.

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Table 2: ifIndex Numbering for OSA 5422

Interface Port Index Number
ACCESS PORT-1-1-1-1 2
DCN-1-1-1-1 3
BITS-IN-1-1-1-1 4
BITS-OUT-1-1-1-1 5
CLK-1-1-1-1 (IN) 6
CLK-1-1-1-2 7
PPS-1-1-1-1 (IN) 8
PPS-1-1-1-2 9
TOD-1-1-1-1 & PPS 10
GPS-1-1-1-1 (GNSS) 11

Port Index Numbering

As ports are created, interfaces are allocated a port index number.

Table 3: Port Index Numbering for OSA 5422

Index
Index Type Interface Port
Number
cmEthernetAccPortIndex ACCESS PORT-1-1-1-1 1 to 10

Factory Default
Configuration Settings
When the database of the OSA 5422 is modified, it stores the changes in non-volatile
memory. If a power loss / system reboot occur, all configuration data is retained. There are
three versions of the database always resident on the system, plus a “standby” copy of the
current database. The three versions are the current running configuration, System Default
(a copy that can be modified by a user) and Factory Default (a copy that cannot be
modified). When first commissioned, these three database versions are identical. As
provisioning occurs, the current running configuration database is updated with each
change entered.

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This table describes the factory default configuration settings and the connections between
SNMP parameters to the OSA 5422 web-based management GUI operation.

Table 4: System (cmSystemMIB - unless noted otherwise)

Functional GUI
SNMP Parameter Default Setting
Area Parameter
System Name sysName (SNMPv2-MIB) OSA 5422
Configuration
Location sysLocation (SNMPv2-MIB) (blank)
Contact sysContact (blank)
(SNMPv2-MIB)
CLI Prefix cliCmdPromptPrefix ADVA
Provisioning autoProvMode Auto (3)
Mode
Management cmIpManagementTraffic false(2)
Traffic Bridging BridgingEnabled (cmIPMIB)
Mgmt Traffic cmIpManagementTraffic false(2)
Bridging BridgingSecurityEnabled (cmIPMIB)
Security
Proxy ARP <Not Supported> Disabled
Date/Time probeDateTime (RMON2.mib) (variable)
System Time of sysTimeOfDayType local (1)
Day
Source TOD <not supported>
Clock
FTP ftpEnabled false (2)
tftpEnabled false (2)
HTTP httpEnabled true (1)
HTTPS httpsEnabled true (1)
SSL Cipher <Not Supported> Low
Strength
SCP scpEnabled true (1)
Serial Port serialPortEnabled true (1)
Serial Port Auto serialPortDisconnect false (2)
Log Off AutoLogOff
SFTP sftpEnabled true (1)
SSH sshEnabled true (1)
Telnet telnetEnabled false (2)

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Table 4: System (cmSystemMIB - unless noted otherwise)

Functional GUI
SNMP Parameter Default Setting
Area Parameter
Authentication snmpEnableAuthenTraps Disabled (2)
Traps
Login/Logout f3SecurityTrapType Disabled (3)
Trap Control
CLI Security securityPromptEnabled Enabled (1)
Prompt
SNMP Engine f3SnmpEngineID (variable)
ID
Security Log Syslog secLog2sysLogEnabled Disabled (2)
Alarm Log Syslog alarmLog2sysLogEnabled Disabled (2)
Local Logging alarmLog2fileEnabled Enabled (1)
Audit Log Syslog auditLog2sysLogEnabled Disabled (2)
Local Logging auditLog2fileEnabled Enabled (1)
Syslog Time Stamp sysLogTimestampFormat adva (1)
Format
Log Server 1, 2, sysLogIpVersion ipv4 (1)
3 0.0.0.0
IP Address
sysLogIpAddress
sysLogIpv6Addr 0000:0000:0000:
0000:0000:0000:
0000:0000
Log Server 1, 2, sysLogPort 514
3 Port
MGMT ACL IP Version aclEntryIpVersion ipv4 (1)
(entries 1-100 IPv4 Address aclEntryNetworkAddress 0.0.0.0
in the aclEntry Network Mask aclEntryNetworkMask 255.255.255.255
Index)
IPv6 Address aclEntryNetworkIpv6Addr 0000:0000:0000:
0000:0000:0000:
0000:0000
Prefix aclEntryPrefixLength 64
Control aclEntryEnabled false(2)

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Table 4: System (cmSystemMIB - unless noted otherwise)

Functional GUI
SNMP Parameter Default Setting
Area Parameter
Banner Security Banner securityBanner This is a private
system.
Unauthorized
access or use
may lead to
prosecution.
NTP State ntpClientEnabled Disabled (2)
Primary Server ntpPrimaryServerIpVersion ipv4 (1)
ntpPrimaryServer 0.0.0.0
ntpPrimaryServerIpv6Addr 0000:0000:0000:
0000:0000:0000:
0000:0000
Backup Server ntpBackupServerIpVersion ipv4 (1)
ntpBackupServer 0.0.0.0
ntpBackupServerIpv6Addr 0000:0000:0000:
0000:0000:0000:
0000:0000
Active Server ntpActiveServer Primary (1)
Polling Interval ntpPollingInterval 16
IPv4 Traffic ACL IP Version aclEntryIpVersion ipv4 (1)
(entries 101-200 IPv4 Address aclEntryNetworkAddress 0.0.0.0
in the aclEntry
Network Mask aclEntryNetworkMask 255.255.255.255
Index)
Control aclEntryEnabled false (2)
IPv6 Traffic ACL IP Version aclEntryIpVersion ipv6 (2)
(entries 201-300 IPv6 Address aclEntryNetworkIpv6Addr 0000:0000:0000:
in the aclEntry 0000:0000:0000:
Index) 0000:0000
Prefix aclEntryPrefixLength 64
Control aclEntryEnabled false (2)
ICMPv4 Filter ICMPv4 Filter icmpV4Filter disabled(2)
Drop Echo icmpV4DropEchoRequests disabled(2)
Requests

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Table 4: System (cmSystemMIB - unless noted otherwise)

Functional GUI
SNMP Parameter Default Setting
Area Parameter
ICMPv6 Filter ICMPv6 Filter icmpV6Filter disabled(2)
Drop Echo icmpV6DropEchoRequests disabled(2)
Requests
Drop Router icmpV6DropRouterSolicitation disabled(2)
Solicitation
Drop Router icmpV6DropRouter disabled(2)
Advertisement Advertisement
Drop Neighbor icmpV6DropNeighbor disabled(2)
Solicitation Solicitation
Drop Neighbor icmpV6DropNeighbor disabled(2)
Advertisement Advertisement

Table 5: Network Element (NE-1)(cmFacilityMIB - unless noted otherwise)

Functional GUI
SNMP Parameter Default Setting
Area Parameter
NE Name neName OSA 5422
Configurati
on Location neLocation (blank)

(NE-1) Contact neContact (blank)

CLI Prefix neCmdPromptPrefix NE-1

(cmEntityM Administra <Not Supported> IS (1)

IB) tive State
NTEOSA54 Alias ifAlias (IF-MIB) (blank)
22-1-1-1 Administra shelfAdminState IS (1)
(cmEntityM tive State
IB) SNMP ethernetNTEGESync False (2)
Dying Gasp Probe
CardSnmpDyingGasp
Enabled

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Table 5: Network Element (NE-1)(cmFacilityMIB - unless noted otherwise)

Functional GUI
SNMP Parameter Default Setting
Area Parameter
Ethernet Alias ifAlias (IF-MIB) (blank)
Access Port Administra cmEthernetAccPort Unassigned (5)
Facility tive State AdminState
(E1000-A-1 Media cmEthernetAccPort Copper (1)
– 10) Type MediaType
MTU Size cmEthernetAccPort 9600
MTU
MDIX cmEthernetAccPort Auto-mdix (2)
MDIXType
Configured cmEthernetAccPort Speed-auto (7)
Speed ConfigSpeed
Auto cmEthernetAccPort True (1)
Diagnostic AutoDiagEnabled
Service cmEthernetAccPort Evpl (2)
Type SvcType
AFP cmEthernetAccPort AFP ALL (3)
AfpType
Q in Q cmEthernetNetPort 0 (hex)
EtherType QinQEtherType
Q in Q N/A Disabled
EtherType
Override
Port cmEthernetAccPort Disabled (2)
Shaping ShapingEnabled
Port cmEthernetAccPort 0
Shaped ShapedSpeedLo
Speed
N2A VLAN cmEthernetAccPort True (1)
Trunking N2AVlanTrunking
Enabled
Sync-E
Sync-E cmEthernetAccPort Disabled (2)
Mode SyncEEnabled
QL-Mode cmEthernetAccPort Disabled (2)
QLModeEnabled

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Table 5: Network Element (NE-1)(cmFacilityMIB - unless noted otherwise)

Functional GUI
SNMP Parameter Default Setting
Area Parameter
Assumed cmEthernetAccPort QL-EEC1 (2)
QL AssumedQL
Expected cmEthernetAccPort QL-NONE (16)
QL ExpectedQL
DCN (eth0) Alias ifAlias (IF-MIB) (blank)
Administra cmEthernetMgmt IS (1)
tive State PortAdminState
Configured cmEthernetMgmt Auto (7)
Speed PortConfigSpeed
MDIX cmEthernetMgmt Auto (2)
PortMDIXType
3G Modem Alias entPhysicalAlias (blank)
Administra f3Usb3GDCNPort Unassigned (5)
tive State AdminState
APN f3Usb3GDCNPort N/A
APN
Dial # f3Usb3GDCNPort N/A
DailNumber
Redial f3Usb3GDCNPort 10
Timer RedialTimer
User Name f3Usb3GDCNPort N/A
UserName
Password f3Usb3GDCNPort *****
Password
LC-1/LC-2 not configured at factory default
PSU Alias ifAlias (IF-MIB) (blank)
Administra psuAdminState in-service (1)
tive State

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Table 5: Network Element (NE-1)(cmFacilityMIB - unless noted otherwise)

Functional GUI
SNMP Parameter Default Setting
Area Parameter
SYNC-1-1- Alias f3SyncAlias chassis
1-1 Administra f3SyncAdminState IS (1)
(f3SyncMIB) tive
Network f3SyncNetworkClock Option-1-SDH
Clock Type Type Regional Clock (1)
WTR Time f3SyncWaitTo 5
RestoreTime
Selection f3SyncSelection priority-mode (2)
Mode Mode
Clock PLL f3SyncPLLBw eec (1)
Bandwidth
TIME Alias f3TimeClockAlias (blank)
CLOCK-1-1- Administrat f3TimeClockAdminState management (2)
1-1 ive
(f3SyncMIB)
WTR Time f3TimeClockWaitTo 5
RestoreTime
Selection f3TimeClockSelection priority-mode (2)
Mode Mode
Time f3TimeClockTimeHoldoverPer time-5000ns(4)
Holdover formance
Performanc
e (ns)
Sync Ref f3TimeClockSyncRef false (2)
Candidate Candidate
Expected f3TimeClockExpectedQL ql-none (16)
QL
Time Scale f3TimeClockTimeScale ptp (1)
e-PRTC f3TimeClockEPRTC false (2)
Mode ModeEnabled

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Table 5: Network Element (NE-1)(cmFacilityMIB - unless noted otherwise)

Functional GUI
SNMP Parameter Default Setting
Area Parameter
BITS-1 Alias ifAlias (IF-MIB) (blank)
BITS IN-1- Administra bitsPortAdminState Unassigned (5)
1-1-1 tive State
Line Type bitsPortLineType E1 (2)
(cmFacility
MIB) Line Code bitsPortLineCode E1 HDB3 (4)
Frame bitsPortFrameFormat E1 CRC4 (5)
Format
SA Bit bitsPortSaBitDesignation Bit4 (2)
QL Mode bitsPortQLModeEnabled Disabled (2)
Assumed bitsPortAssumedQL QL-EEC1 (2)
QL
Expected bitsPortExpectedQL QL-NONE (16)
QL
BITS-1 Alias ifAlias (IF-MIB) (blank)
BITS-OUT- Administra bitsPortAdminState Unassigned (5)
1-1-1 tive State
Line Type bitsPortLineType E1 (2)
(cmFacility
MIB) Line Code bitsPortLineCode E1 HDB3 (4)
Frame bitsPortFrameFormat E1 CRC4 (5)
Format
SA Bit bitsPortSaBitDesignation None (1)
QL Mode bitsPortQLModeEnabled Disabled (2)
Squelch QL gps10MHzPortSquelchQL Ql-none (16)
Line Build bitsPortLineBuildOut None (0)
Out

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Table 5: Network Element (NE-1)(cmFacilityMIB - unless noted otherwise)

Functional GUI
SNMP Parameter Default Setting
Area Parameter
CLK-1-1-1- Alias ifAlias (IF-MIB) (blank)
1(IN) Administra gps10MHzPortAdmin Unassigned (5)
/CLK-1-1- tive State State
1-2 Signal gps10MHzPortSignal Input (1)
Direction Direction
(cmFacility
MIB) Squelch gps10MHzPortSquelch Never (1)
Control Control
Squelch QL gps10MHzPortSquelch Ql-none (16)
QL
Assumed N/A QL-EEC1 (2)
QL
PPS-1-1-1- Alias ifAlias (IF-MIB) (blank)
1(IN) / PPS- Administra f3PulsePerSecondPort Unassigned (5)
1-1-1-2 tive State AdminState
Signal f3PulsePerSecondPort Input (1)
Direction Direction
Squelch f3PulsePerSecond Never (1)
Control PortSquelchControl
Input Rate f3PulsePerSecond 0
PortInputRate
Cable f3PulsePerSecondPort 0
Delay DelayCompensation
Compensa
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Table 5: Network Element (NE-1)(cmFacilityMIB - unless noted otherwise)

Functional GUI
SNMP Parameter Default Setting
Area Parameter
TOD-1-1-1- Alias ifAlias (IF-MIB) (blank)
1 & PPS Administra f3TimeofDayPortAdmin Unassigned (5)
tive State State
Signal f3TimeOfDayPortSignal output(2)
Direction Direction
Input Rate f3TimeOfDayPortInput pulse-per-sec(1)
Rate
Cable Delay f3TimeOfDayPortDelay 0
Compensat Compensation
ion (ns)
Source Eid f3TimeOfDayPortTOD Provisioned Clock Reference
Source sources such as
f3TimeClockIndex.1.1.1.1
Squelch f3TimeOfDayPort never(1)
Control SquelchControl
Output f3TimeOfDayPort nmea(1)
Format OutputFormat

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Table 5: Network Element (NE-1)(cmFacilityMIB - unless noted otherwise)

Functional GUI
SNMP Parameter Default Setting
Area Parameter
GPS-1-1-1- Alias f3GPSReceiverPortAlias (blank)
1 (GNSS) Administra f3GPSReceiverPort Unassigned (5)
tive State AdminState
PPS f3GPSReceiverPort tracked-1sat(1)
Generation PPSGenCondition
Condition
Installation f3GPSReceiverPort full-sky-view(1)
Type InstallationType
GNSS f3GPSReceiverPort gps(0)
System GnssSystemsBitMap
Types
Antenna f3GPSReceiverPort 5
Cable AntennaDelayValue
Delay f3GPSReceiverPort Meters
AntennaDelayType
C/No Mask f3GPSReceiverPort 35
CNOMask
Elevation f3GPSReceiverPort 20
Mask ElevationMask
PDOP Mask f3GPSReceiverPortPDOPMask 800
Self Survey f3GPSReceiverPort 86400
Period SelfSurveyPeriod
Sat Min1 f3GPSReceiverPort 3
Threshold SatMin1Threshold
Sat Min2 f3GPSReceiverPort 2
Threshold SatMin2Threshold

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Table 5: Network Element (NE-1)(cmFacilityMIB - unless noted otherwise)

Functional GUI
SNMP Parameter Default Setting
Area Parameter
DCN (eth0) IP Address cmIpInterface 192.168.0.1
(cmIpMIB) Net Mask cmIpInterfaceMask 255.255.255.0
RIPv2 cmIpInterfaceRIPv2 False (2)
Enabled
DHCP cmIpInterfaceDhcp True (1)
Enabled
DHCP Role cmIpInterfaceDhcp Dhcp-client (1)
Role
DHCP cmIpInterfaceDHCP False (2)
Client ID ClientIdEnabled
Control
DHCP cmIpInterfaceDHCP OSA 5422
Client ID ClientId
IPv6 cmIpv6UnicastAddr 0000:0000:0000:0000:0000:0000:
Unicast 0000:0000
Address cmIpv6UnicastAddr 0
PrefixLen
DHCPv6 cmIpv6DhcpEnabled false (2)
DHCPv6 cmIpv6DhcpRole dhcp-client (1)
Role
RIPng cmIpv6RIPngEnabled false (2)
SCU DCN SCU DCN N/A
(eth1) (eth1)
Manageme (None cmEthernetMgmtPort (None Created)
nt Tunnels Created) Table
(cmFacility
MIB)
f3SatelliteT
able

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Table 6: SNMP
GUI
Functional Area SNMP Parameter Default Setting
Parameter
Communities Community snmpCommunity public, private
Names Name
(SNMP-
COMMUNITY.mib) Access Type from vacmAccessTable read-only (public)
read-write (private)
USM Users SNMP User ADMIN
(SNMP-USER- User Name usmUserName (Index) ADMIN
BASED-SM-MIB)
Engine ID usmUserEngineID local
(Index)
Security Name usmUserSecurity ADMIN
Name
Security Level N/A No Authentication
User Access N/A Read/Write
Type
Authentication usmUserAuth None (1)
Protocol Protocol
Privacy Protocol usmUserPriv None
Protocol
SNMP User MONITOR
User Name usmUserName (Index) MONITOR
Engine ID usmUserEngineID local
(Index)
Security Name usmUserSecurity MONITOR
Name
Security Level N/A No Authentication
User Access N/A Read/
Type Write
Authentication usmUserAuthProtocol None
Protocol
Privacy Protocol usmUserPrivProtocol None
SNMP User OPERATOR
User Name usmUserName (Index) OPERATOR
Engine ID usmUserEngineID local
(Index)

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Table 6: SNMP
GUI
Functional Area SNMP Parameter Default Setting
Parameter
Security Name usmUserSecurity OPERATOR
Name
Security Level N/A No Authentication
User Access N/A Read/
Type Write
Authentication usmUserAuthProtocol None
Protocol
Privacy Protocol usmUserPrivProtocol None
SNMP User PROVISION
User Name usmUserName (Index) PROVISION
Engine ID usmUserEngineID local
(Index)
Security Name usmUserSecurityName PROVISION
Security Level N/A No Authentication
User Access N/A Read/
Type Write
Authentication usmUserAuthProtocol None
Protocol
Privacy Protocol usmUserPrivProtocol None
SNMP Dying Gasp SNMP Dying f3SnmpTargetAddrExt (no target addresses are
(cmSystemMIB) Gasp DyingGaspEnabled provisioned, thus this
option is disabled)

Table 7: Administration
GUI Default
Functional Area SNMP Parameter
Parameter Setting
Local Users Local User netadmin
(cmSecurityMIB) Login cmSecurityUserName netadmin
Password cmSecurityUserPassword ChgMeNOW
Privilege cmSecurityUserPriv Provisioning
Level (3)
CLI Paging cmSecurityUserCli Disabled (2)
PagingEnable

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Table 7: Administration
GUI Default
Functional Area SNMP Parameter
Parameter Setting
Comment cmSecurityUserComment Default User
Login Timeout cmSecurityUserLogin 15 (minutes)
Timeout
Local User root
Login cmSecurityUserName root
Password cmSecurityUserPassword ChgMe
NOW
Privilege cmSecurityUserPrivLevel Superuser (4)
CLI Paging cmSecurityUserCli Disabled (2)
PagingEnable
Comment cmSecurityUser Default User
Comment
Login Timeout cmSecurityUserLogin 15 (minutes)
Timeout
Local User user
Login cmSecurityUserName user
Password cmSecurityUserPassword ChgMe
NOW
Privilege cmSecurityUserPrivLevel Maintenance
(2)
CLI Paging cmSecurityUserCli Disabled (2)
PagingEnable
Comment cmSecurityUser Default User
Comment
Login Timeout cmSecurityUserLogin 15 (minutes)
Timeout
Remote Users No remote user entries N/A N/A
at default
Remote Authentication Protocol cmAuthProtocol None (1)
Authentication Authorization Type cmAuthType PAP (1)
(cmSecurityMIB) NAS IP Address cmNASIpAddress 0.0.0.0
Access Order cmAccessOrder Local (1)
Remote Authentication cmRemoteAuthServer Disabled (2)
Servers 1-3 Enabled

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Table 7: Administration
GUI Default
Functional Area SNMP Parameter
Parameter Setting
Security Policy Policy Strength cmSecurityPolicy High (3)
Strength
User Data Policy Logging anonymization cmAnonymizeLogTime 0 (Never)
(cmSecurityMIB) interval InDays
Key Generation Generate Certificate or N/A Deselected
Key

MIBs Tables
The following describes the tables supported from the indicated MIB.

Table 8: SNMP MIB Tables

RFC / MIB Row / Table Comments
Standards
RFC1213-MIB system The standard system and
SNMP parameters from RFC
1213 are supported.
RFC 1157- all coldStart,
Generic V1 authenticationFailure traps
supported.
RFC 1757 probeConfig probeCapabilities,
RMON-2 probeSoftwareRev,

probeHardwareRev,
probeDateTime,
probeResetControl are
supported.
RFC 2096 ipCidrRouteTable One entry exists for each
route in the forwarding
IP-FORWARD-
table.
MIB
RFC 2737 – entPhysicalTable coldStart,
Entity-MIB authenticationFailure traps
supported.

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Table 8: SNMP MIB Tables

RFC / MIB Row / Table Comments
RFC 2819 etherStatsTable One etherStatsEntry row
exists for each Ethernet port.
RMON.mib
historyControlTable Two historyControlEntry
rows exist for each Ethernet
port - one for 15 minute
history, and one for 1 day
history.
etherHistoryTable A max. of 32
etherHistoryEntry rows exist
for 15 minute history giving
access to 8 hours of history
data, one etherHistoryEntry
row exists for 1 day history.
alarmTable An alarmEntry is created for
each of 17 monitored Types
for each Ethernet port.
These Monitored Types are:
ESDE, ESO, ESP, ESBP, ESMP,
ESCAE, ESUP, ESOP, ESF, ESJ,
ESC, ESP64, ESP65, ESP128,
ESP256, ESP512, ESP1024.
risingAlarm Threshold Crossing Alert.
RFC 2863 ifTable One ifEntry row exists for
each Ethernet port.
IF-MIB
ifXTable Extensions to the interface
table. This table replaces the
ifExtnsTable.
ifLinkUp Supported.
ifLinkDown Supported.

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Table 8: SNMP MIB Tables

RFC / MIB Row / Table Comments
RFC 3273 etherStatsHighCapacityTable One
etherStatsHighCapacityEntry
hcRMON.MIB
row exists for each Ethernet
port.
etherHistoryHighCapacityTable A max. of 32
etherHistoryHighCapacityEn
try rows exist for 15 minute
history giving access to 8
hours of history data, one
etherHistoryHighCapacityEn
try row exists for 1 day
history.
hcRMONCapabilities High capacity RMON probe
capabilities.
RFC 3434 hcAlarmTable An hcAlarmEntry is created
for each of 17 Monitored
hcAlarm.MIB
Types for each Ethernet port.
These Monitored Types are:
ESDE, ESO, ESP, ESBP, ESMP,
ESCAE, ESUP, ESOP, ESF, ESJ,
ESC, ESP64, ESP65, ESP128,
ESP256, ESP512, ESP1024.
hcRisingAlarm Threshold Crossing Alert.
SNMP-TARGET- snmpTargetAddrTable Supported.
MIB snmpTargetParamsTable Supported.
SNMP- snmpNotifyTable Supported.
NOTIFICATION-
MIB
SNMP-USER- usmUserTable Supported.
BASED-SM-MIB usmStats Supported.

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Table 8: SNMP MIB Tables

RFC / MIB Row / Table Comments
SNMPv2-MIB coldStart The SNMPv2 entity, acting in
an agent role, is re-
initializing itself such that its
configuration may have
been altered.
authenticationFailure The SNMPv2 entity, acting in
an agent role, has received a
protocol message that is not
properly authenticated.
ADVA Common
ADVA neAlarmStatus The highest severity of all
(ADVA-MIB.mib) currently active alarms on
the NE.
neEventLogTable Table of events issued by the
NE's SNMP agent. The
eventLog entries are read-
only.
neEventLogVarTable Table of variables
corresponding to events
logged in the neEventLog.
OSA 5422 Specific
cmAlarmMIB cmAlmLastChange A snapshot of the value of
(fsp150cm- sysUpTime when the alarm
alarm.mib) situation last changed on
the node (i.e.,. there was a
raise or clear). This value is
reset to zero when the agent
initializes. Scalars
Supported.
cmAlmIndex This value is assigned
globally and sequentially to
each new trap that is sent
from the device. When this
value reaches a maximum of
65535, it is wrapped to the
value 1.

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Table 8: SNMP MIB Tables

RFC / MIB Row / Table Comments
cmAlarmMIB cmSysAlmTable A list of entries
(fsp150cm- corresponding to the
alarm.mib) standing conditions that
exist at the system level.
(con't)
l cmNetworkElementAlmT
able and cmSysAlmTable:
allow retrieval of Network
Element level alarms (e.g.
cmSysCondTable facility) and System Level
alarms (e.g. MEPs). These
are the condition types
that have Notification
Codes as CR (critical), MJ
(major), MN (minor).
cmNetworkElementAlmTable
l cmNetworkElementCond
Table and
cmSysCondTable: allow
retrieval of Network
Element level conditions
cmNetworkElementCondTable and System Level
conditions. These are all
condition types with any
notification code (CR, MJ,
MN, NR, NA).
cmAlarmSeverityAssignmentTable A list of configurable alarm
severity assignment entries
for Enterprise MIB Alarm
Conditions.
cmSysAlmTrap, Traps Supported.
cmNetworkElementAlmTrap
cmSysEvent Events Supported
CmAlarmEntityTypel3ptpport(234)

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Table 8: SNMP MIB Tables

RFC / MIB Row / Table Comments
cmEntityMIB networkElementTable A list of entries
(fsp150cm- corresponding to auto-
entity.mib) discovered or explicitly
shelfTable created entities.
slotTable
psuTable
scuTable
ethernetNTEOSA5422CardTable
bits16PortCardTable
age4PortCardTable
pps16PortCardEntry Table for attributes of PPS 16
port card.
clk16PortCardEntry Table for attributes of CLK 16
port card.
todPps16PortCardEntry Table for attributes of
TOD&PPS 16 port card.
clkX4LpnCardTable Table for attributes of
LPN and ULPN card.
displayCardTable Table for attributes of
display card.

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Table 8: SNMP MIB Tables

RFC / MIB Row / Table Comments
cmPerformance cmEthernetAccPortTable A list of entries
MIB corresponding to Ethernet
access port Facilities for
(fsp150cm-
configuration purposes.
perf.mib)
cmEthernetMgmtPortTable A list of entries
corresponding to Ethernet
Management Port Facilities
for configuration purposes.
bitsPortTable A list of entries
corresponding to BITS Port
Facilities for configuration
purposes.
gps10MHzPortTable A list of entries
corresponding to GPS
10MHz Facilities for
configuration purposes.
f3Usb3GDCNPortTable The table contains
parameters of 3G USB
modem.
f3PulsePerSecondPortTable A list of entries
corresponding to Pulse Per
Second Port Facilities.
f3TimeOfDayPortTable A list of entries
corresponding to Time Of
Day Port Facilities.
f3GPSReceiverPortTable A list of entries
corresponding to the GPS
f3GPSReceiverPortFailureSuspendTime
Receiver Port Facilities.

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Table 8: SNMP MIB Tables

RFC / MIB Row / Table Comments
cmFacilityMIB bits8PortGroupTable A list of entries
corresponding to BITS 8 port
group facilities for
configuration purposes.
pps16PortGroupEntry Table for attributes group of
PPS 16 port card.
clk16PortGroupEntry Table for group of CLK 16
port card.
todPps16PortGroupEntry Table for group of TOD&PPS
16 port card.
clk4OutputPortGroupTable Table for group of LPN/ULP
4 port card.
cmIPMIB cmIpInterfaceTable User managed IP Address
(fsp150cm- Table.
ip.mib) cmStaticRouteTable This entity's user configured
Static IP Routing table.
cmARPTable A list of ARP entries on the
NIDs.
cmProxyARPTable A list of Proxy ARP entries on
the NIDs.
ipManagementTunnelTable A list of IP Management
Tunnel entries on the FSP
150 family of products.
cmIpv6InterfaceTable User managed IPv6 Address
Table.
cmIpv6StaticRouteTable This entity's user configured
Static Ipv6 Routing table.
cmNDPTable A list of NDP entries on the
NIDs.
cmProxyNDPTable A list of Proxy NDP entries
on the NIDs.

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Table 8: SNMP MIB Tables

RFC / MIB Row / Table Comments
cmPerformance cmEthernetAccPortStatsTable A collection of Ethernet
MIB (fsp150cm- access port related statistics.
perf.mib) These reflect the current
data.
cmEthernetAccPortTable A table for access port PoE
detection and status.
cmEthernetAccPortHistoryTable A collection of Ethernet
access port related statistics.
These reflect the history
data.
cmEthernetAccPortThresholdTable A table of entries that allow
manageability of Ethernet
access port Thresholds.
cmEthernetAccPortThresholdVarTable A table of entries that allow
manageability of Ethernet
access port Threshold
variances.
cmEthernetAccPortThresholdCrossingAle Threshold Crossing Alerts
rt (TCAs) for Ethernet
Access/Network Port.
cmEthernetNetPortThresholdCrossingAle
rt

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Table 8: SNMP MIB Tables

RFC / MIB Row / Table Comments
cmSecurityMIB cmAuthProtocol, cmAccessOrder, A collection of objects used
(fsp150cm- cmAuthType, cmNASIpAddress to manage the CM Security
sec.mib) group. Scalars Supported.
cmSecurityUserTable A list of entries
corresponding to the
security users. Entries cannot
be created in this table by
management application
action.
cmRemoteAuthServerTable A list of entries
corresponding to the
remote authentication
servers. Entries cannot be
created in this table by
management application
action.
cmSecurityPolicyStrength Represents the security
policy strength of the
system.
cmRemoteAuthServerAccountingEnabled This object allows to
enable/disable RADIUS
Accounting on all
authentication servers.
f3UsmUserTable This table is the extension of
the F3 USM User Table.
f3TacacsPrivLevelControlEnabled This object allows to
enable/disable the use of
ENABLE authorization
control to determine the
Privilege Level configured by
the remote authentication
server. This object is only
valid for TACACS+. Default
value of this object is TRUE.

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Table 8: SNMP MIB Tables

RFC / MIB Row / Table Comments
cmSecurityMIB f3TacacsDefaultPrivLevel This object allows
(fsp150cm- specification of the default
sec.mib) privilege level of the
TACACS+ user, when the
(con't)
use of ENABLE authorization
control is DISABLED, where
f3TacacsPrivLevelControlEna
bled is set to FALSE.
f3NasIpv6Addr This object describe the ipv6
address.
f3SecurityTrapType This object enables
managing whether secured
event SNMP traps are
forwarded to a trap host,
whenever a user logs in or
out of the application.
Note: Forwarding SNMP
login and logout traps can
be configured on any SNMP
version. We recommend
that this setting is disabled
when the SNMP version
does not allow encryption,
such as when using SNMPv1
or SNMPv2.
f3SecurityTrapInfo This object is used to
describe the security trap
info and is used only in the
trap. The GET operation on
this object returns an empty
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RFC / MIB Row / Table Comments
cmSecurityMIB f3RadiusSendVendorAvpEnabled If enabled, Vendor-ID AVP is
(fsp150cm- sent in Access Request
sec.mib) Messages.
(con't)

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RFC / MIB Row / Table Comments
f3RadiusRealm When the value of
radiusRealm is not a null
string, the system shall
append an '@' character and
the radiusRealm string to the
User-Name attribute
included in Access-Request
Messages.

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RFC / MIB Row / Table Comments
cmIcmpV4Objects This object is used to
enable/disable ICMP Filter.
When disabled is set, all
IcmpV4 dropping filters are
not applied. Only when
enabled is set, IcmpV4
dropping filter can be set.
cmIcmpV6Objects This object is used to
enable/disable ICMP Filter.
When disabled is set, all
IcmpV6 dropping filters are
not applied. Only when
enabled is set, IcmpV6
dropping filters can be set
individually.
cmAnonymizeLogTimeInDays This object represents the
logging anonymization
interval in days. After the
configured number of days
have passed, the system
anonymizes the user names.
At midnight of that day, the
system anonymizes all the
log entries that precede the
configured value. 0 means
NEVER anonymize.
f3SecurityTrap This is a security trap.
Security traps are reported
according to the value of the
f3SecurityTrapType object.
cmSystemMIB cmErrorInfoObjects This provides detailed
(fsp150cm- information on the last
system.mib) SNMP SET operation failure
on the enterprise MIBs.
Scalars Supported.

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RFC / MIB Row / Table Comments
cmCliObjects User specified command
prompt prefix, used by the
CLI, at the system level.
Scalars Supported.
cmAccessProtocols Provides ability to
view/modify access port
protocol (HTTP, Telnet and
Serial Port) functionality.
Scalars Supported.
cmSystemMIB cmSysSecObjects l Manages the security
(fsp150cm- banner text used for
system.mib) Graphical User Interface
con't as well as CLI access.
Scalars Supported.
l A list of entries
corresponding to the
Management Access
Control List of IP network
addresses. Agent
provides up to 100
access control IP network
addresses to be
configured. Access is only
'permitted' from these IP
network addresses.
l Manages the property of
the system, which causes
Auto Logoff of the user
session on the serial port,
when the serial port is
disconnected.

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RFC / MIB Row / Table Comments
cmSysModeObjects Settings related to the
System configuration, such
as the System Network Time
Protocol (NTP), Auto
Provisioning Mode support,
System Time of Day source,
and the log server time
stamp format (see
cmSysModeObjects Details).
cmDatabaseObjects l Provides ability to
view/modify database
functionality. Scalars
Supported.
l Provides information
about the database
installed in the active /
standby partitions and
the database version.
cmSystemMIB cmSoftwareObjects l Provides ability to
(fsp150cm- view/apply software
system.mib) upgrade functionality.
con't Scalars Supported.
l Lists information about
the software installed in
the active and standby
partitions.
cmFileServicesObjects Provides ability to
view/modify file transfer
functionality. Scalars
Supported.
cmLogObjects l Used for configuring
remote syslog hosts.
l Used for
Enabling/disabling the
system security log, audit
log and alarm log. Scalars
Supported.

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RFC / MIB Row / Table Comments
cmTimeObjects Manages the Network Time
Protocol (NTP) client/server
on the system. Scalars
Supported.
cmSnmpObjects This table is an extension of
the standard
snmpTargetAddrTable
(SNMP-TARGET-MIB). This
table is used to manage the
SNMP Dying Gasp support.
cmSystemMIB cmResetCauseObjects This provides the System
(fsp150cm- Last Reset Type.
system.mib)
con't
f3ConfigFileObjects This table lists information
about the configuration files
that are resident on the
node.
cmFeatureManagementObjects This table allows ability to
manage enabling/disabling
system features.
f3RawDataObjects Specifies the method of
transferring the file. Note
that web(4) is a read-only
enumeration.
softwarePeerCondition
peerUpgradeStatus
cmStateChangeTrap State Change notification
Trap.
cmAttributeValueChangeTrap Attribute Value Change
notification Trap.
cmObjectCreationTrap Object Creation notification
Trap.
cmObjectDeletionTrap Object Deletion notification
Trap.
cmSnmpDyingGaspTrap Dying Gasp notification
Trap.

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RFC / MIB Row / Table Comments
cmTopologyMIB cmTopologyItemTable A list of entries
(fsp150cm- corresponding to the
topology.mib) topology items. Entries
cannot be created in this
table by management
application action.
cmTopologyLinkTable A list of entries
corresponding to the
topology links. Entries
cannot be created in this
table by management
application action.
f3PtpMIB f3PtpTSTable A list of entries
corresponding to the PTP
(fsp150cm-
Telecom Slave entities.
ptp.mib)
f3PtpSOOCTable A list of entries
corresponding to the Slave
Only Ordinary Clocks.
f3PtpOCSlaveVirtualPortTable A list of entries
corresponding to the PTP
Transparent Clock Virtual
Ports.
f3PtpAccPortFlowPointTable A list of entries
corresponding to the PTP
Access Port Flow Point
entities.
f3PtpNetPortFlowPointTable A list of entries
corresponding to the PTP
Network Port Flow Point
entities.

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RFC / MIB Row / Table Comments
f3PtpMIB f3PtpEthernetAccPortExtTable This table extends
cmEthernetAccPortTable by
(fsp150cm-
adding PTP related
ptp.mib)
parameters.
(con't) f3PtpEthernetNetPortExtTable This table extends
cmEthernetNetPortTable by
adding PTP related
parameters.
f3PtpBCTable A list of entries
corresponding to the PTP
Boundary Clock entities.
f3PtpMasterClockTable A list of entries
corresponding to the PTP
Master Clock entities.
f3PtpMCITable A list of entries
corresponding to the PTP
Master Clock Interface
entities.
f3PtpMasterVirtualPortTable A list of entries
corresponding to the PTP
Master Clock Interface
Virtual Port entities.
f3PtpStaticRemoteSlaveTable A list of entries
corresponding to the PTP
Remote Slave entities
f3PtpDynamicRemoteSlaveTable A list of entries
corresponding to the PTP
Remote Slave entities.
f3PtpPTPClockTable A list of entries
corresponding to the PTP
PTP Clock entities.
f3PtpPTPPortTable A list of entries
corresponding to the PTP
PTP Port entities.
L3PTPPortTable A list of entries
corresponding to the PTP L3
Port entities.

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RFC / MIB Row / Table Comments
f3PtpL2DynamicRemoteSlaveTable A list of entries
corresponding to the L2
Remote Slave entities.
f3PtpPerformanceObjects A list of tables about the
statistics of PTP related
entities.
f3PtpAccPortFlowPointThresholdCrossing This trap is sent each time a
Alert threshold on a PM condition
on an PTP Access Port Flow
Point is crossed.
f3PtpNetPortFlowPointThresholdCrossing This trap is sent each time a
Alert threshold on a PM condition
on an PTP Network Port
Flow Point is crossed.
f3PtpSOOCCrossingAlert This trap is sent each time a
threshold on a PM condition
on an PTP Slave Only
Ordinary Clock is crossed.
f3PtpTSCrossingAlert This trap is sent each time a
threshold on a PM condition
on an PTP Telecom Slave is
crossed.
f3PtpTSStatusChangeTrap This trap is sent when there
is a status change on the
Telecom Slave.
f3PtpMCICrossingAlert This trap is sent each time a
threshold on a PM condition
on an PTP Master Clock
Interface is crossed.
f3PtpRemoteSlaveCrossingAlert This trap is sent each time a
threshold on a PM condition
on an PTP Remote Slave is
crossed.
f3PtpMasterClockStatusChangeTrap This trap is sent there is a
status change on the Master
Clock.
f3PtpBCStatusChangeTrap This trap is sent there is a
status change on the
Boundary Clock.

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RFC / MIB Row / Table Comments
f3PtpDynamicRemoteSlaveStatusChange This trap is sent there is a
Trap status change on the
Dynamic Remote Slave.
f3PtpL3PTPPortStatsTable
f3PtpL3PTPPortHistoryTable
f3PtpL3PTPPortThresholdTable
f3PtpL3PTPPortCrossingAlert This trap is sent each time a
threshold on a PM condition
on an L3 PTP port is crossed.
f3NtpMIB f3NtpObjects
(fsp150cm- F3NtpClockTable A table for supporting
ntp.mib) attributes of NTP Clock
F3NCITable A Mib table for supporting
attributes of NTP Clock
Interface.
F3NtpVirtualPortTable Mib table for supporting
attributes of NTP Virtual
Port.
F3NtpRemoteClientTable Mib table for supporting
attributes of NTP Remote
Client.
F3NtpAccPortFlowPointTable Mib table for supporting
attributes of NTP Flow Point
on Access Port.
F3NtpNetPortFlowPointTable Mib table for supporting
attributes of NTP Flow Point
on Network Port.
f3NtpPerformanceObjects
f3NCIStatsTable Mib table containing
information applicable to
monitoring NCI status.
f3NCIHistoryTable Mib table containing
information applicable to
recording NCI history.

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RFC / MIB Row / Table Comments
f3NCIThresholdTable A table of entries that allow
manageability of NCI Port
Threshold variances.
f3NtpAccPortFlowPointStatsTable A list of entries
corresponding to the NTP
Network Port Flow Point
entities.
f3NtpAccPortFlowPointHistoryTable Mib table containing
information applicable to
NTP flowpoint history.
f3NtpAccPortFlowPointThresholdTable A table of entries that allow
manageability of NTP
FlowPoint Threshold
variances.
NtpBroadcastInterval
f3SyncMIB f3SyncTable A list of entries
corresponding to the
Synchronization entities.
(fsp150cm- f3SyncRefTable An entry containing
sync.mib) information applicable to a
particular Synchronization
Reference Entity.
f3TimeClockTable A list of entries
corresponding to the Time
Clock entities.
f3TimeClockRefTable A list of entries
corresponding to the Time
Clock Reference entities.
f3SyncJClockProbeTable A list of entries
corresponding to the
SyncJack Clock Probe (see
f3SyncJClockProbeEntry
Details).
f3SyncMIB f3SyncJClockProbeMTIEValueTable A list of entries
corresponding to the Clock
(fsp150cm-
Probe MTIE Result Values.
sync.mib)

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RFC / MIB Row / Table Comments
(con't) f3SyncJClockProbeResHistoryTable A list of entries
corresponding to the
SyncJack Clock Probe Result
History.
f3SyncJClockProbeResHistoryMTIEValueT A list of history entries
able corresponding to the Clock
Probe MTIE Result Values.
f3SyncJPTPClockProbeTable A list of entries
corresponding to the
SyncJack PTP Clock Probes
(see
f3SyncJPTPClockProbeEntry
Details).
f3SyncJPTPClockProbeMTIEValueTable A list of entries
corresponding to the PTP
Clock Probe MTIE Result
Values.
f3SyncJPTPClockProbeResHistoryTable A list of entries
corresponding to the
SyncJack PTP Clock Probe
Result History.
f3SyncJPTPClockProbeResHistoryMTIEVal A list of history entries
ueTable corresponding to the PTP
Clock Probe MTIE Result
Values.
f3SyncJPTPNetworkProbeTable A list of entries
corresponding to the
SyncJack PTP Network
Probes.
f3SyncJScheduleGroupTable A list of entries that allow a
set of SyncJack Clock
Probes, PTP Clock Probes
and PTP Network Probes to
be scheduled.
f3SyncMIB f3SyncJPTPNetworkProbeStatsTable A collection of SyncJack PTP
Network Probe statistics.
(fsp150cm-
These reflect the current
sync.mib)
data.
(con't)

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RFC / MIB Row / Table Comments
f3SyncJPTPNetworkProbeHistoryTable A collection of SyncJack PTP
Network Probe statistics.
These reflect the history
data.
f3SyncJPTPNetworkProbeThresholdTable A table of entries that allow
support the PTP Network
Probe Thresholds.
f3SyncJPTPNetworkProbeThresholdCrossi This trap is sent each time a
ngAlert threshold on a PM condition
on an PTP Network Probe is
crossed.
f3SyncJClockProbeStatusChangeTrap This trap is sent each time
any status changes happen
on a SyncJack Clock Probe.
f3SyncJPTPClockProbeStatusChangeTrap This trap is sent each time
any status changes happen
on a SyncJack PTP Clock
Probe.
f3SyncJPTPNetworkProbeStatusChangeTr This trap is sent each time
ap any status changes happen
on a SyncJack PTP Network
Probe.
f3TimeZoneMIB All This module defines the
(fsp150cm- f3TimeZoneName Time Zone MIB definitions
timezone.mib) used by the F3
(FSP150CM/CC) product
lines. Copyright ©
Oscilloquartz: An ADVA
Company.

• Support for SNMP v1, v2C and v3.

• Support for RFC 3413 for SNMP Notification Table, SNMP Target Table.

• Support for RFC 3414 for SNMP USM.

• Support for RFC 3411 (SNMP Framework), RFC 2576 (SNMP Community), RFC 1902
(SNMP v2 SMI), RFC 1903 (SNMP V2-TC), RFC 1573 (IANA IfType).

• Support for RFC 1213 (SYS-MIB, SNMP-MIB).

• Support for RFC 1155 (SMI definition), RFC 1757 (RMON-2).

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Traps and Notifications

This table lists each type of trap / notification generated by the OSA 5422. The associated
MIB is identified, along with a description and an example output. They are listed in
alphabetical order.

Table 9: Traps and Notifications Listed in Alphabetical Order

Description /
Trap MIB Output Example
Probable Cause
authenticationFailure snmpMIB An sysUpTime.0.1.1.1.1 =
authenticationFailure (timeticks) 0 days
trap signifies that the 22h:55m:22s.23th
SNMPv2 entity,
snmpTrapOID.0.1.1.1.1 = (oid)
acting in an agent
authenticationFailure
role, has received a
protocol message snmpTrapEnterprise.0.1.1.1.1 =
that is not properly (oid) gesyncprobe
authenticated. While
all implementations
of the SNMPv2 must
be capable of
generating this trap,
the
snmpEnableAuthenT
raps object indicates
whether this trap will
be generated.

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Description /
Trap MIB Output Example
Probable Cause
cmAttributeValue cmSyste Attribute Value sysUpTime.0.1.1.1.1 =
ChangeTrap mMIB Change Trap. This is (timeticks) 0 days
set when a MIB 00h:11m:29s.42th
variable is changed
snmpTrapOID.0.1.1.1.1 = (oid)
Network cmAttributeValueChangeTrap
Management
f3SyncJClockProbeMTIEMaskM
Systems can use this
argin.1.1.1.1.1.1 = (gauge32) 10
notification to
synchronize with the probeDateTime.0.1.1.1.1 =
configuration (octets)
changes on the NID. 07.DD.05.15.09.18.31.00 (hex)
Note that, the actual
neEventLogIndex.10.1.1.1.1 =
SNMP variable and
(cntr32) 10
its changed value are
piggy-backed as a neEventLogTimeStamp.10.1.1.1
separate varbind (i.e., .1 = (octets) 2013-5-
not explicitly 21,9:24:49.7
documented in the [07.DD.05.15.09.18.31.07 (hex)]
MIB) in the trap PDU.

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Description /
Trap MIB Output Example
Probable Cause
cmNetworkElement cmAlarm Network Element sysUpTime.0.1.1.1.1 =
AlmTrap MIB Alarm Trap. This trap (timeticks) 0 days
is sent each time an 00h:01m:10s.24th
alarm condition is snmpTrapOID.0.1.1.1.1 = (oid)
raised and inserted cmNetworkElementAlmTrap
into to the
cmAlmIndex.0.1.1.1.1 = (cntr32)
cmNetwork
1
ElementAlmTable. It
is also sent each time cmNetworkElementAlmNotifC
an alarm condition is ode.1.1.1.1.1.1 = (int32) critical
(2)
cleared and removed
from the cmNetworkElementAlmType.1.
cmNetworkElementAl 1.1.1.1.1 = (int32) sfpmismatch
mTable. (53)
cmNetworkElementAlmSrvEff.1
.1.1.1.1.1 = (int32)
serviceAffecting(2)
cmNetworkElementAlmTime.1.
1.1.1.1.1 = (octets) 2013-5-
21,9:14:30.0
[07.DD.05.15.09.0E.1E.00 (hex)]
cmNetworkElementAlmLocatio
n.1.1.1.1.1.1 = (int32) nearEnd
(3)
cmNetworkElementAlmDirecti
on.1.1.1.1.1.1 = (int32)

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Description /
Trap MIB Output Example
Probable Cause
cmNetworkElement cmAlarm receiveDirectionOnly(4)
AlmTrap MIB cmNetworkElementAlmDescr.1
(con't) .1.1.1.1.1 = (octets) SFP -
Provisioning Mismatch
cmNetworkElementAlmObject.
1.1.1.1.1.1 = (oid)
cmEthernetNetPortIndex.1.1.1.1
cmNetworkElementAlmObject
Name.1.1.1.1.1.1 = (octets)
NETWORK PORT-1-1-1-1
[4E.45.54.57.4F.52.4B.20.50.4F.5
2.54.2D.31.2D.31.2D.31.2D.31
(hex)]
cmNetworkElementAlmAdditio
nalInfoObject.1.1.1.1.1.1 = (oid)
zeroDotZero
cmNetworkElementAlmAdditio
nalInfoName.1.1.1.1.1.1 =
(octets) (zero-length) [ (hex)]
probeDateTime.0.1.1.1.1 =
(octets)
07.DD.05.15.09.0E.1E.00 (hex)

neEventLogIndex.2.1.1.1.1 =
(cntr32) 2
neEventLogTimeStamp.2.1.1.1.
1 = (octets) 2013-5-21,9:14:30.5
[07.DD.05.15.09.0E.1E.05 (hex)]

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Description /
Trap MIB Output Example
Probable Cause
cmnnn cmPerfor Threshold Crossing sysUpTime.0.1.1.1.1 =
ThresholdCrossing manceMI Alert, where (timeticks) 0 days
Alert B nnn.1.1.1.1 = 02h:27m:07s.80th
EthernetAccPort and
snmpTrapOID.0.1.1.1.1 = (oid)
EthernetNetPort, This
cmEthernetAccPortThresholdCr
trap is sent each time
ossingAlert
a threshold on a PM
condition on an cmEthernetAccPortThresholdIn
entity is crossed. dex.1.1.1.1.1.36.1.1.1.1 = (int32)
36
The following
example is for an cmEthernetAccPortThresholdIn
EthernetAccPort. terval.1.1.1.1.1.36.1.1.1.1 =
(int32) interval-15min(1)
cmEthernetAccPortThresholdV
ariable.1.1.1.1.1.36.1.1.1.1 =
(oid)
cmEthernetAccPortT cmEthernetAccPortStatsUAS.1.
hresholdCrossingAler 1.1.1.1
t Trap OID.1.1.1.1 =
cmEthernetAccPortThresholdV
1.3.6.1.4.1.2544.1.12.
alueLo.1.1.1.1.1.36.1.1.1.1 =
5.2.1
(int32) 10
cmEthernetNetPortT
cmEthernetAccPortThresholdV
hresholdCrossingAler
alueHi.1.1.1.1.1.36.1.1.1.1 =
t Trap OID.1.1.1.1 =
(int32) 0
1.3.6.1.4.1.2544.1.12.
cmEthernetAccPortThresholdM
5.2.2
onValue.1.1.1.1.1.36.1.1.1.1 =
(cntr64) 10
probeDateTime.0.1.1.1.1 =
(octets) 07.D0.03.19.07.1E.0A.00
(hex)
neEventLogIndex.51.1.1.1.1 =
(cntr32) 51
neEventLogTimeStamp.51.1.1.1
.1 = (octets) 2000-3-
25,7:30:10.0
[07.D0.03.19.07.1E.0A.00 (hex)]

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Description /
Trap MIB Output Example
Probable Cause
cmObjectCreation cmSyste Object Creation Trap. sysUpTime.0.1.1.1.1 =
Trap mMIB The index value of (timeticks) 0 days
the SNMP Row that is 00h:15m:55s.59th
created is sent by the
snmpTrapOID.0.1.1.1.1 = (oid)
agent in the form of a
cmObjectCreationTrap
varbind list, as
additional objects f3SyncJPTPClockProbeExpecte
after the dQL.1.1.1.1.1.1 = (int32) ql-
probeDateTime none(16)
object, as per SMIv2
f3SyncJPTPClockProbeSlaveIpV
(RFC 2578, Section
4Address.1.1.1.1.1.1 = (ipaddr)
8.1).
192.168.10.12
Network
f3SyncJPTPClockProbeMasterIp
Management
V4Address.1.1.1.1.1.1 = (ipaddr)
Systems can use this
192.168.10.10
notification to
synchronize with the f3SyncJPTPClockProbeMTIEMa
configuration skMargin.1.1.1.1.1.1 =
changes on the NID. (gauge32) 0
f3SyncJPTPClockProbeIpProtot
ocol.1.1.1.1.1.1 = (int32) ipv4(1)

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Description /
Trap MIB Output Example
Probable Cause
cmObjectCreation cmSyste Note that the actual f3SyncJPTPClockProbeName.1.
Trap mMIB SNMP variable and 1.1.1.1.1 = (octets) ptpClkP
its changed value are [70.74.70.43.6C.6B.50 (hex)]
(con't)
piggy-backed as a
f3SyncJPTPClockProbePTPFlow
separate varbind (i.e.,
Point.1.1.1.1.1.1 = (oid)
not explicitly
f3PtpNetPortFlowPointIndex.1.
documented in the
1.1.1.1
MIB) in the trap PDU.
f3SyncJPTPClockProbeMeasure
Note that only index
mentDirection.1.1.1.1.1.1 =
attributes of entities
(int32) slave2master(2)
CREATED are sent in
this trap PDU. f3SyncJPTPClockProbeReferenc
e.1.1.1.1.1.1 = (oid)
Examples include
f3PulsePerSecondPortIndex.1.1
Flow Creation, Policer
.1.1
Creation, QOS Queue
Creation, among f3SyncJPTPClockProbeMTIEMa
others. skType.1.1.1.1.1.1 = (int32)
g823-pdh(4)
probeDateTime.0.1.1.1.1 =
(octets)
07.DD.05.15.09.1D.0F.00 (hex)
neEventLogIndex.16.1.1.1.1 =
(cntr32) 16
neEventLogTimeStamp.16.1.1.1
.1 = (octets) 2013-5-
21,9:29:15.9
[07.DD.05.15.09.1D.0F.09 (hex)]

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Description /
Trap MIB Output Example
Probable Cause
cmObjectDeletion cmSyste Object Deletion Trap. sysUpTime.0.1.1.1.1 =
Trap mMIB The index value of (timeticks) 0 days
the SNMP Row that is 00h:17m:51s.56th
deleted is sent by the
snmpTrapOID.0.1.1.1.1 = (oid)
agent in the form of a
cmObjectDeletionTrap
varbind list, as
additional objects f3SyncJPTPClockProbeIndex.1.
after the probeDate 1.1.1.1.1 = (int32) 1
Time object, as per
probeDateTime.0.1.1.1.1 =
SMIv2 (RFC 2578,
(octets)
Section 8.1).
07.DD.05.15.09.1F.0B.00 (hex)
Network
neEventLogIndex.23.1.1.1.1 =
Management
(cntr32) 23
Systems can use this
notification to neEventLogTimeStamp.23.1.1.1
synchronize with the .1 = (octets) 2013-5-
configuration 21,9:31:11.9
changes on the NE.
[07.DD.05.15.09.1F.0B.09 (hex)]
Note that the actual
SNMP variable and
its changed value are
piggy-backed as a
separate varbind (i.e.,
not explicitly
documented in the
MIB) in the trap PDU.
Note that only index
attributes of entities
DELETED are sent in
this trap PDU.
Examples include
Flow Deletion, Policer
Deletion, QOS Queue
Deletion, among
others.

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Description /
Trap MIB Output Example
Probable Cause
cmSnmp cmSyste This is the Dying sysUpTime.0.1.1.1.1 =
DyingGaspTrap mMIB Gasp SNMP trap sent (timeticks) 0 days
by the agent. 00h:36m:37s.69th
snmpTrapOID.0.1.1.1.1 = (oid)
cmSnmpDyingGaspTrapEG-X
cmStateChangeTrap cmSyste A State Change trap sysUpTime.0.1.1.1.1 =
mMIB is used to reflect a (timeticks) 0 days
change in 00h:01m:10s.24th
cmEthernetNetPortO snmpTrapOID.0.1.1.1.1 = (oid)
perationalState cmStateChangeTrap
(Network Port or
cmEthernetNetPortAdminState
WAN Port) or
.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1 = (int32) in-
cmEthernetAccPortO
service(1)
perationalState
(Access Port or LAN cmEthernetNetPortOperational
Port). A State.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1 = (int32)
cmStateChangeTrap outage(2)
will contain variable
cmEthernetNetPortSecondaryS
bindings from
tate.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1 = (octets) P
cmFacilityMIB.
probeDateTime.0.1.1.1.1 =
(octets)
07.DD.05.15.09.0E.1E.00 (hex)
neEventLogIndex.3.1.1.1.1 =
(cntr32) 3

neEventLogTimeStamp.3.1.1.1.
1 = (octets) 2013-5-21,9:14:30.5
[07.DD.05.15.09.0E.1E.05 (hex)]

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Description /
Trap MIB Output Example
Probable Cause
cmSysAlmTrap cmAlarm System Alarm Trap. sysUpTime.0.1.1.1.1 =
MIB This trap is sent each (timeticks) 0 days
time an alarm 00h:03m:00s.26th
condition is raised
snmpTrapOID.0.1.1.1.1 = (oid)
and inserted into to
cmSysAlmTrap
the cmSysAlmTable.
It is also sent each cmAlmIndex.4.1.1.1.1 = (cntr32)
time an alarm 4
condition is cleared
cmSysAlmNotifCode.4.1.1.1.1 =
and removed from
(int32) minor(4)
the cmSysAlmTable.
cmSysAlmType.4.1.1.1.1 =
(int32) snmpdghostunresolved
(86)
cmSysAlmSrvEff.4.1.1.1.1 =
(int32) nonServiceAffecting(1)
cmSysAlmTime.4.1.1.1.1 =
(octets) 2013-5-21,9:16:20.0
[07.DD.05.15.09.10.14.00 (hex)]
cmSysAlmLocation.4.1.1.1.1 =
(int32) nearEnd(3)
cmSysAlmDirection.4.1.1.1.1 =
(int32) receiveDirectionOnly(4)

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Description /
Trap MIB Output Example
Probable Cause
cmSysAlmTrap cmAlarm cmSysAlmDescr.4.1.1.1.1 =
MIB (octets) SNMP Dying Gasp -
Host Unreachable
cmSysAlmObject.4.1.1.1.1 =
(oid) system
cmSysAlmObjectName.4.1.1.1.1
= (octets) SYSTEM
[53.59.53.54.45.4D (hex)]
cmSysAlmAdditionalInfoObject
.4.1.1.1.1 = (oid) zeroDotZero
cmSysAlmAdditionalInfoName.
4.1.1.1.1 = (octets) 172.23.6.76
[31.37.32.2E.32.33.2E.36.2E.37.3
6 (hex)]
probeDateTime.0.1.1.1.1 =
(octets)
07.DD.05.15.09.10.14.00 (hex)
neEventLogIndex.9.1.1.1.1 =
(cntr32) 9
neEventLogTimeStamp.9.1.1.1.
1 = (octets) 2013-5-21,9:16:20.6
[07.DD.05.15.09.10.14.06 (hex)]
cmSysEvent cmAlarm System Event. This sysUpTime.0.1.1.1.1 =
MIB trap is sent each time (timeticks) 0 days
an event condition is 03h:49m:39s.72th
raised and inserted snmpTrapOID.0.1.1.1.1 = (oid)
into to the cmSysEvent
cmSysCondTable.
cmAlmIndex.0.1.1.1.1 = (cntr32)
3
cmSysCondType.3.1.1.1.1 =
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Description /
Trap MIB Output Example
Probable Cause
cmSysEvent cmAlarm It is also sent each cmSysCondTime.3.1.1.1.1 =
MIB time an event (octets) 2011-10-14,16:27:28.0
(con't)
condition is cleared [07.DB.0A.0E.10.1B.1C.00 (hex)]
and removed from cmSysCondLocation.3.1.1.1.1 =
the cmSysCondTable. (int32) nearEnd(3)
Standing
cmSysCondDirection.3.1.1.1.1 =
conditions/transient
(int32) receiveDirectionOnly(4)
conditions are
reported using this cmSysCondDescr.3.1.1.1.1 =
notification. (octets) SWDL - Validation
Complete
cmSysCondEffType.3.1.1.1.1 =
(int32) tc(2)
cmSysCondObject.3.1.1.1.1 =
(oid) system
cmSysCondObjectName.3.1.1.1
.1 = (octets) SYSTEM
[53.59.53.54.45.4D (hex)]
cmSysCondAdditionalInfoObje
ct.3.1.1.1.1 = (oid) zeroDotZero
cmSysCondAdditionalInfoNam
e.3.1.1.1.1 = (octets) (zero-
length) [(hex)]
probeDateTime.0.1.1.1.1 =
(octets)
07.DB.0A.0E.10.1B.1C.00 (hex)
neEventLogIndex.21.1.1.1.1 =
(cntr32) 21
neEventLogTimeStamp.21.1.1.1
.1 = (octets) 2011-10-
14,16:27:28.0
[07.DB.0A.0E.10.1B.1C.00 (hex)]

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Description /
Trap MIB Output Example
Probable Cause
coldStart snmpMIB A coldStart trap sysUpTime.0.1.1.1.1 =
signifies that the (timeticks) 0 days
SNMPv2 entity, 00h:01m:07s.60th
acting in an agent
snmpTrapOID.0.1.1.1.1 = (oid)
role, is re-initializing
coldStart
itself and that its
configuration may snmpTrapEnterprise.0.1.1.1.1 =
have been altered. (oid) gesyncprobe
This trap is sent to
the SNMP host as
part of the reboot
process to indicate
that the unit is back
following a complete
reboot (due to a
reboot request or
power cycling).
entConfigChange entityMIB An entConfigChange sysUpTime.0.1.1.1.1 =
notification is (timeticks) 0 days
generated when the 00h:25m:00s.13th
value of snmpTrapOID.0.1.1.1.1 = (oid)
entLastChangeTime entConfigChange
changes. It can be
sysUpTime.0.1.1.1.1 =
utilized by an NMS to
(timeticks) 0 days
trigger 00h:25m:00s.13th
logical/physical entity
table maintenance snmpTrapOID.0.1.1.1.1 = (oid)
entConfigChange
polls.

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Description /
Trap MIB Output Example
Probable Cause
entConfigChange entityMIB An agent should not
generate more than
(con't)
one
entConfigChange
'notification- event'
in a given time
interval (five seconds
is the suggested
default). A
'notification-event' is
the transmission of a
single trap or inform
PDU to a list of
notification
destinations.
If additional
configuration
changes occur within
the throttling period,
then notification-
events for these
changes should be
suppressed by the
agent until the
current throttling
period expires.

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Description /
Trap MIB Output Example
Probable Cause
entConfig entityMIB At the end of a
Change (con't) throttling period, one
notification- event
should be generated
if any configuration
changes occurred
since the start of the
throttling period. In
such a case, another
throttling period is
started right away.
An NMS should
periodically check the
value of
entLastChange Time
to detect any missed
entConfigChange
notification- events,
e.g., due to throttling
or transmission loss.
f3PtpMCICrossingAlert f3PtpMIB This trap is sent each N/A
(5) time a threshold on a
PM condition on an
PTP Master Clock
Interface is crossed.

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Description /
Trap MIB Output Example
Probable Cause
f3PtpAccPortFlow f3PtpMIB This trap is sent each sysUpTime.0.1.1.1.1 =
PointThreshold time a threshold on a (TimeTicks) 19 days
CrossingAlert PM condition on a 05h:30m:50s.42th
PTP Access Port Flow snmpTrapOID.0.1.1.1.1 =
Point is crossed. (OBJECT IDENTIFIER)
f3PtpAccPortFlowPointThresho
ldCrossingAlert
f3PtpAccPortFlowPointThresho
ldIndex.1.1.1.1.1.1.9.1.1.1.1 =
(Integer32) 9
f3PtpAccPortFlowPointThresho
ldInterval.1.1.1.1.1.1.9.1.1.1.1 =
(CmPmIntervalType) interval-
15min(1)
f3PtpAccPortFlowPointThresho
ldVariable.1.1.1.1.1.1.9.1.1.1.1 =
(VariablePointer)

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Description /
Trap MIB Output Example
Probable Cause
f3PtpAccPortFlow f3PtpMIB f3PtpAccPortFlowPointStatsDel
PointThreshold ayRspsRx.1.1.1.1.1.1
CrossingAlert
f3PtpAccPortFlowPointThresho
(con't) ldValueLo.1.1.1.1.1.1.9.1.1.1.1 =
(Unsigned32) 1000
f3PtpAccPortFlowPointThresho
ldValueHi.1.1.1.1.1.1.9.1.1.1.1 =
(Unsigned32) 0
PointThresholdMonValue.1.1.1.
1.1.1.9.1.1.1.1 =
(PerfCounter64) 1024
probeDateTime.0.1.1.1.1 =
(OCTET STRING)
07.DD.05.09.08.39.39.00 (hex)
neEventLogIndex.147927.1.1.1.
1 = (TrapCounter) 147927
neEventLogTimeStamp.147927.
1.1.1.1 = (DateAndTime) 2013-
5-9,8:57:57.2
[07.DD.05.09.08.39.39.02 (hex)]
f3PtpBCStatus f3PtpMIB This trap is sent there N/A
ChangeTrap is a status change on
the Boundary Clock.
f3PtpDynamic f3PtpMIB This trap is sent there N/A
RemoteSlave is a status change on
StatusChangeTrap the Dynamic Remote
Slave.
f3PtpMaster f3PtpMIB This trap is sent there N/A
ClockStatus is a status change on
ChangeTrap the Master Clock.

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Description /
Trap MIB Output Example
Probable Cause
f3PtpNetPort f3PtpMIB This trap is sent each sysUpTime.0.1.1.1.1 =
FlowPointThreshold time a threshold on a (TimeTicks) 19 days
CrossingAlert PM condition on a 04h:57m:17s.43th
PTP Network Port snmpTrapOID.0.1.1.1.1 =
Flow Point is crossed. (OBJECT IDENTIFIER)
f3PtpNetPortFlowPointThresho
ldCrossingAlert
f3PtpNetPortFlowPointThresho
ldIndex.1.1.1.1.1.1.7.1.1.1.1 =
(Integer32) 7
f3PtpNetPortFlowPointThresho
ldInterval.1.1.1.1.1.1.7.1.1.1.1 =
(CmPmIntervalType) interval-
15min(1)
f3PtpNetPortFlowPointThresho
ldVariable.1.1.1.1.1.1.7.1.1.1.1 =
(VariablePointer)
f3PtpNetPortFlowPointStatsDel
ayReqsRx.1.1.1.1.1.1
f3PtpNetPortFlowPointThresho
ldValueLo.1.1.1.1.1.1.7.1.1.1.1 =
(Unsigned32) 1000
f3PtpNetPortFlowPointThresho
ldValueHi.1.1.1.1.1.1.7.1.1.1.1 =
(Unsigned32) 0

f3PtpNetPortFlowPointThresho
ldMonValue.1.1.1.1.1.1.7.1.1.1.1
= (PerfCounter64) 1024
probeDateTime.0.1.1.1.1 =
(OCTET STRING)
07.DD.05.09.08.18.18.00 (hex)
neEventLogIndex.147786.1.1.1.
1 = (TrapCounter) 147786

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Description /
Trap MIB Output Example
Probable Cause
f3PtpNetPort f3PtpMIB neEventLogTimeStamp.147786.
FlowPointThreshold 1.1.1.1 = (DateAndTime) 2013-
CrossingAlert 5-9,8:24:24.3
[07.DD.05.09.08.18.18.03 (hex)]
(con't)
f3PtpPTPPort f3PtpMIB This trap is sent each f3PtpPTPportThresholdIndex.1.
CrossingAlert time a threshold on a 1.0.1.0 = (Integer32)0
PM condition on an f3PtpPTPportThresholdInterval.
PTP Port is crossed. 1.1.0.1.0 =
(CmPmIntervalType)Interval-
15min(1)
f3PtpPTPportThresholdVariable
1.1.0.1.0 =
(VariablePointer)f3PtpPTPPortS
tatsEntry.0.1.1.0.1
f3PtpPTPportThresholdValueLo
.1.1.0.1.0 = (Unsigned32)10
f3PtpPTPportThresholdValueLo
.1.1.0.1.0 = (Unsigned32)0
f3PtpPTPportThresholdMonVal
ue.1.1.0.1.0 =
(PerfCounter64)10
probeDateTime.0 = (OCTET
STRING)
07.DE.0B.0D.10.2D.0A.00(hex)

neEventLogIndex.35 =
(TrapCounter)35
neEventLogTimeStamp.35 =
(DateAndTime) 2014-11-
13,16:45:10.3
[07.DE.0B.0D.10.2D.0A.03 (hex)]
f3PtpRemote f3PtpMIB This trap is sent each N/A
SlaveCrossingAlert time a threshold on a
PM condition on an
PTP Remote Slave is
crossed.

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Trap MIB Output Example
Probable Cause
f3PtpSOOCCrossingAle f3PtpMIB This trap is sent each sysUpTime.0.1.1.1.1 =
rt time a threshold on a (TimeTicks) 19 days
PM condition on a 05h:14m:02s.80th
PTP Slave Only snmpTrapOID.0.1.1.1.1 =
Ordinary Clock is (OBJECT IDENTIFIER)
crossed. f3PtpSOOCCrossingAlert
f3PtpSOOCThresholdIndex.1.1.
1.1.18.1.1.1.1 = (Integer32) 18
f3PtpSOOCThresholdInterval.1.
1.1.1.18.1.1.1.1 =
(CmPmIntervalType) interval-
15min(1)
f3PtpSOOCThresholdVariable.1
.1.1.1.18.1.1.1.1 =
(VariablePointer)
f3PtpSOOCStatsOutOfSeqAnn
ounceMsgs.1.1.1.1
f3PtpSOOCThresholdValueLo.1
.1.1.1.18.1.1.1.1 = (Unsigned32)
1
f3PtpSOOCThresholdValueHi.1.
1.1.1.18.1.1.1.1 = (Unsigned32)
0
f3PtpSOOCThresholdMonValu
e.1.1.1.1.18.1.1.1.1 =
(PerfCounter64) 2
probeDateTime.0.1.1.1.1 =
(OCTET STRING)
07.DD.05.09.08.29.0A.00 (hex)
neEventLogIndex.164142.1.1.1.
1 = (TrapCounter) 164142
f3PtpSOOCCrossingAl f3PtpMIB neEventLogTimeStamp.164142.
ert 1.1.1.1 = (DateAndTime) 2013-
5-9,8:41:10.7
(con't)
[07.DD.05.09.08.29.0A.07 (hex)]

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Description /
Trap MIB Output Example
Probable Cause
f3PtpTSCrossingAlert f3PtpMIB This trap is sent each sysUpTime.0.1.1.1.1 =
time a threshold on a (TimeTicks) 19 days
PM condition on an 05h:33m:02s.81th
PTP Telecom Slave is snmpTrapOID.0.1.1.1.1 =
crossed. (OBJECT IDENTIFIER)
f3PtpTSCrossingAlert
f3PtpTSThresholdIndex.1.1.1.1.
1.1.1.1 = (Integer32) 1
f3PtpTSThresholdInterval.1.1.1.
1.1.1.1.1 = (CmPmIntervalType)
interval-15min(1)
f3PtpTSThresholdVariable.1.1.1
.1.1.1.1.1 = (VariablePointer)
f3PtpTSStatsTotalTimeCR5.1.1.
1.1
f3PtpTSThresholdValueLo.1.1.1.
1.1.1.1.1 = (Unsigned32) 10
f3PtpTSCrossingAlert f3PtpMIB f3PtpTSThresholdValueHi.1.1.1.
1.1.1.1.1 = (Unsigned32) 0
(con't)
f3PtpTSThresholdMonValue.1.1
.1.1.1.1.1.1 = (PerfCounter64)
10
probeDateTime.0.1.1.1.1 =
(OCTET STRING)
07.DD.05.09.09.00.0A.00 (hex)
neEventLogIndex.164163.1.1.1.
1 = (TrapCounter) 164163
neEventLogTimeStamp.164163.
1.1.1.1 = (DateAndTime) 2013-
5-9,9:0:10.8
[07.DD.05.09.09.00.0A.08 (hex)]

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Description /
Trap MIB Output Example
Probable Cause
f3PtpTSStatusChangeT f3PtpMIB This trap is sent there sysUpTime.0.1.1.1.1 =
rap is a status change on (TimeTicks) 19 days
the Telecom Slave. 05h:14m:00s.81th
snmpTrapOID.0.1.1.1.1 =
(OBJECT IDENTIFIER)
f3PtpTSStatusChangeTrap
f3PtpTSCurrentCRScore.1.1.1.1.
1.1 = (Unsigned32) 5
f3PtpTSStatusChangeT f3PtpMIB f3PtpTSCurrentPRScore.1.1.1.1.
rap 1.1 = (Unsigned32) 5
(con't) f3PtpTSClockRecoveryState.1.1.
1.1.1.1 = (ClockRecoveryState)
holdover(4)
zeroDotZero.6.1.4.1.2544.1.12.1
8.1.3.1.10.1.1.1.1.1.1 = (object
identifier) zeroDotZero
probeDateTime.0.1.1.1.1 =
(OCTET STRING)
07.DD.05.09.08.29.08.00 (hex)
neEventLogIndex.164134.1.1.1.
1 = (TrapCounter) 164134
neEventLogTimeStamp.164134.
1.1.1.1 = (DateAndTime) 2013-
5-9,8:41:8.8
[07.DD.05.09.08.29.08.08 (hex)]

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Description /
Trap MIB Output Example
Probable Cause
f3SecurityTrap cmSecurit This is a security trap. One of these four options is
yMIB Security traps are possible:
reported according to l
EVT:<ipaddress>:<usernam
the value of the
e> has failed login attempt
f3SecurityTrapType
l EVT:<ipaddress>:<usernam
object.
e> has logged in
l EVT:<ipaddress>:<usernam
e> has logged out
l EVT:<ipaddress>:<usernam
e> has been auto logged
out due to inactivity
f3SyncJClockProbeStat f3SyncJM This trap is sent each sysUpTime.0.1.1.1.1 =
usChangeTrap IB time any status (TimeTicks) 19 days
changes happen on a 05h:45m:21s.53th
SyncJack Clock Probe.

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Description /
Trap MIB Output Example
Probable Cause
f3SyncJClockProbeStat f3SyncJM snmpTrapOID.0.1.1.1.1 =
usChangeTrap IB (OBJECT IDENTIFIER)
f3SyncJClockProbeStatusChan
(con't)
geTrap
f3SyncJClockProbeTestState.1.
1.1.1.1.1 = (SyncJackTestState)
running(2)
f3SyncJClockProbeSourceFailur
e.1.1.1.1.1.1 = (TruthValue) 0
f3SyncJClockProbeReferenceFa
ilure.1.1.1.1.1.1 = (TruthValue) 0
f3SyncJClockProbeStatusMTIE
MaskFailed.1.1.1.1.1.1 =
(TruthValue) 0
f3SyncJClockProbeStatusMTIE
MarginFailed.1.1.1.1.1.1 =
(TruthValue) 0
probeDateTime.0.1.1.1.1 =
(OCTET STRING)
07.DD.05.09.09.0C.1C.00 (hex)
neEventLogIndex.147945.1.1.1.
1 = (TrapCounter) 147945
neEventLogTimeStamp.147945.
1.1.1.1 = (DateAndTime) 2013-
5-9,9:12:28.3
[07.DD.05.09.09.0C.1C.03 (hex)]

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Table 9: Traps and Notifications Listed in Alphabetical Order

Description /
Trap MIB Output Example
Probable Cause
f3SyncJClockProbeThre f3SyncJM This trap is sent each sysUpTime.0.1.1.1.1 =
sholdCrossingAlert IB time a threshold on a (TimeTicks) 4 days
PM condition on a 18h:32m:40s.92th
Clock Probe is snmpTrapOID.0.1.1.1.1 =
crossed. (OBJECT IDENTIFIER)
f3SyncJClockProbeThresholdCr
ossingAlert

f3SyncJClockProbeThresholdIn
dex.1.1.2.2 = (Integer32) 2

f3SyncJClockProbeThresholdInt
erval.1.1.2.2 =
(CmPmIntervalType) interval-
1day(2)

f3SyncJClockProbeThresholdVa
riable.1.1.2.2 =
(VariablePointer)
f3SyncJClockProbeStatsMTIE10
s.1.1.2.2

f3SyncJClockProbeThresholdVa
lueLo.1.1.2.2 = (Unsigned32) 1

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Description /
Trap MIB Output Example
Probable Cause
f3SyncJClockProbeThr f3SyncJM f3SyncJClockProbeThresholdVa
esholdCrossingAlert IB lueHi.1.1.2.2 = (Unsigned32) 0
(con't) f3SyncJClockProbeThresholdM
onValue.1.1.2.2 =
(PerfCounter64) 32

probeDateTime.0.1.1.1.1 =
(OCTET STRING)
07.B2.01.05.12.1D.31.00.2B.00.0
0 (hex)

neEventLogIndex.9126 .1.1.1.1
= (TrapCounter) 9126

neEventLogTimeStamp.9126.1.
1.1.1 = (DateAndTime) 1970-1-
5,18:29:49.7,+0:0
[07.B2.01.05.12.1D.31.07.2B.00.
00 (hex)]
f3SyncJPTP ClockProbe f3SyncJM This trap is sent each sysUpTime.0.1.1.1.1 =
StatusChangeTrap IB time any status (TimeTicks) 19 days
changes happen on a 05h:14m:21s.43th
SyncJack PTP Clock snmpTrapOID.0.1.1.1.1 =
Probe. (OBJECT IDENTIFIER)
f3SyncJPTPClockProbeStatusCh
angeTrap

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Description /
Trap MIB Output Example
Probable Cause
f3SyncJPTP ClockProbe f3SyncJM f3SyncJPTPClockProbeTestStat
StatusChangeTrap IB e.1.1.1.1.1.1 =
(SyncJackTestState) failed(4)
(con't)
f3SyncJPTPClockProbeNoTime
stampFailure.1.1.1.1.1.1 =
(TruthValue) 0
f3SyncJPTPClockProbeNoEvent
MessageFailure.1.1.1.1.1.1 =
(TruthValue) 0
f3SyncJPTPClockProbeReferenc
eFailure.1.1.1.1.1.1 =
(TruthValue) true(1)
f3SyncJPTPClockProbeStatusM
TIEMaskFailed.1.1.1.1.1.1 =
(TruthValue) 0
f3SyncJPTPClockProbeStatusM
TIEMarginFailed.1.1.1.1.1.1 =
(TruthValue) 0
probeDateTime.0.1.1.1.1 =
(OCTET STRING)
07.DD.05.09.08.29.1C.00 (hex)
neEventLogIndex.147900.1.1.1.
1 = (TrapCounter) 147900
neEventLogTimeStamp.147900.
1.1.1.1 = (DateAndTime) 2013-
5-9,8:41:28.3
[07.DD.05.09.08.29.1C.03 (hex)]

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Description /
Trap MIB Output Example
Probable Cause
f3SyncJPTPClockProbe f3SyncJM This trap is sent each sysUpTime.0.1.1.1.1 =
ThresholdCrossingAlert IB time a threshold on a (TimeTicks) 4 days
PM condition on a 18h:32m:40s.92th
PTP Clock Probe is snmpTrapOID.0.1.1.1.1 =
crossed. (OBJECT IDENTIFIER)
f3SyncJPTPClockProbeThreshol
dCrossingAlert

f3SyncJPTPClockProbeThreshol
dIndex.1.1.2.2 = (Integer32) 2

f3SyncJPTPClockProbeThreshol
dInterval.1.1.2.2 =
(CmPmIntervalType) interval-
1day(2)

f3SyncJPTPClockProbeThreshol
dVariable.1.1.2.2 =
(VariablePointer)
f3SyncJPTPClockProbeStatsMTI
E10s.1.1.2.2

f3SyncJPTPClockProbeThreshol
dValueLo.1.1.2.2 =
(Unsigned32) 1

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Description /
Trap MIB Output Example
Probable Cause
f3SyncJPTPClockProbe f3SyncJM f3SyncJPTPClockProbeThreshol
ThresholdCrossingAler IB dValueHi.1.1.2.2 =
t (Unsigned32) 0
(con't) f3SyncJPTPClockProbeThreshol
dMonValue.1.1.2.2 =
(PerfCounter64) 32

probeDateTime.0.1.1.1.1 =
(OCTET STRING)
07.B2.01.05.12.1D.31.00.2B.00.0
0 (hex)

neEventLogIndex.9126 .1.1.1.1
= (TrapCounter) 9126

neEventLogTimeStamp.9126.1.
1.1.1 = (DateAndTime) 1970-1-
5,18:29:49.7,+0:0
[07.B2.01.05.12.1D.31.07.2B.00.
00 (hex)]
f3SyncJPTP f3SyncJM This trap is sent each sysUpTime.0.1.1.1.1 =
NetworkProbe IB time any status (timeticks) 1 days
StatusChangeTrap changes happen on a 06h:26m:53s.50th
SyncJack PTP snmpTrapOID.0.1.1.1.1 = (oid)
Network Probe. f3SyncJPTPNetworkProbeStatu
sChangeTrap

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Description /
Trap MIB Output Example
Probable Cause
f3SyncJPTP f3SyncJM This trap is sent each f3SyncJPTPNetworkProbeTestS
NetworkProbe IB time any status tate.1.1.1.1.1.1 = (int32)
StatusChangeTrap changes happen on a notscheduled(6)
(con't) SyncJack PTP f3SyncJPTPNetworkProbeNoTi
Network Probe. mestampFailure.1.1.1.1.1.1 =
(int32) 0
f3SyncJPTPNetworkProbeNoEv
entMessageFailure.1.1.1.1.1.1 =
(int32) true(1)
f3SyncJPTPNetworkProbeRefer
enceFailure.1.1.1.1.1.1 = (int32)
true(1)
f3SyncJPTPNetworkProbeFwdS
core.1.1.1.1.1.1 = (int32) 0
f3SyncJPTPNetworkProbeRevS
core.1.1.1.1.1.1 = (int32) 0
probeDateTime.0.1.1.1.1 =
(octets)
07.D0.03.0D.07.26.16.00 (hex)
neEventLogIndex.172.1.1.1.1 =
(cntr32) 172
neEventLogTimeStamp.172.1.1.
1.1 = (octets) 2000-3-
13,7:38:22.5
[07.D0.03.0D.07.26.16.05 (hex)]

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Description /
Trap MIB Output Example
Probable Cause
f3SyncJPTP f3SyncJM This trap is sent each sysUpTime.0.1.1.1.1 =
NetworkProbe IB time a threshold on a (TimeTicks) 19 days
ThresholdCrossingAlert PM condition on an 05h:42m:29s.81th
PTP Network Probe is snmpTrapOID.0.1.1.1.1 =
crossed. (OBJECT IDENTIFIER)
f3SyncJPTPNetworkProbeThres
holdCrossingAlert
f3SyncJPTPNetworkProbeThres
holdIndex.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1 =
(Integer32) 1
f3SyncJPTPNetworkProbeThres
holdInterval.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1 =
(CmPmIntervalType) interval-
15min(1)
f3SyncJPTPNetworkProbeThres
holdVariable.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1 =
(VariablePointer)
f3SyncJPTPNetworkProbeStats
SyncMsgsRx.1.1.1.1
f3SyncJPTPNetworkProbeThres
holdValueLo.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1 =
(Unsigned32) 1000

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Description /
Trap MIB Output Example
Probable Cause
f3SyncJPTP f3SyncJM f3SyncJPTPNetworkProbeThres
NetworkProbe IB holdValueHi.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1 =
ThresholdCrossingAler (Unsigned32) 0
t
f3SyncJPTPNetworkProbeThres
(con't) holdMonValue.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1 =
(PerfCounter64) 1026
probeDateTime.0.1.1.1.1 =
(OCTET STRING)
07.DD.05.09.09.09.25.00 (hex)
neEventLogIndex.164177.1.1.1.
1 = (TrapCounter) 164177
neEventLogTimeStamp.164177.
1.1.1.1 = (DateAndTime) 2013-
5-9,9:9:37.7
[07.DD.05.09.09.09.25.07 (hex)]

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Description /
Trap MIB Output Example
Probable Cause
hcRisingAlarm hcAlarm The SNMP sysUpTime.0.1.1.1.1 =
MIB notification that is (timeticks) 0 days
generated when a 16h:40m:59s.74th
high capacity alarm
snmpTrapOID.0.1.1.1.1 = (oid)
entry crosses its
hcRisingAlarm
rising threshold and
generates an event hcAlarmVariable.447.1.1.1.1 =
that is configured for (oid)
sending SNMP traps. etherStatsHighCapacityPkts.14
hcAlarmSampleType.447.1.1.1.1
= (int32) absoluteValue(1)
hcAlarmAbsValue.447.1.1.1.1 =
(cntr64) 382575
hcAlarmValueStatus.447.1.1.1.1
= (int32) valuePositive(2)
hcAlarmRisingThreshAbsValue
Lo.447.1.1.1.1 = (gauge32)
375000
hcAlarmRisingThreshAbsValue
Hi.447.1.1.1.1 = (gauge32) 0
hcAlarmRisingThresholdValStat
us.447.1.1.1.1 = (int32)
valuePositive(2)
hcAlarmRisingEventIndex.447.1
.1.1.1 = (int32)

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Description /
Trap MIB Output Example
Probable Cause
linkDown snmpMIB A linkDown trap sysUpTime.0.1.1.1.1 =
signifies that the (timeticks) 0 days
SNMP entity, acting 00h:02m:14s.29th
in an agent role, has
snmpTrapOID.0.1.1.1.1 = (oid)
detected that the
linkDown
ifOperStatus object
for one of its ifIndex.18.1.1.1.1 = (int32) 18
communication links
ifAdminStatus.18.1.1.1.1 =
is about to enter the
(int32) up(1)
down state from
some other state (but ifOperStatus.18.1.1.1.1 = (int32)
not from the down(2)
notPresent state).
This other state is snmpTrapEnterprise.0.1.1.1.1 =
indicated by the (oid) gesyncprobe
included value of
ifOperStatus.
linkUp snmpMIB A linkUp trap sysUpTime.0.1.1.1.1 =
signifies that the (timeticks) 0 days
SNMP entity, acting 00h:03m:29s.17th
in an agent role, has
snmpTrapOID.0.1.1.1.1 = (oid)
detected that the
linkUp
ifOperStatus object
for one of its ifIndex.19.1.1.1.1 = (int32) 19
communication links
ifAdminStatus.19.1.1.1.1 =
left the down state
(int32) up(1)
and transitioned into
some other state (but ifOperStatus.19.1.1.1.1 = (int32)
not into the up(1)
notPresent state).
This other state is snmpTrapEnterprise.0.1.1.1.1 =
indicated by the (oid) fsp gesyncprobe
included value of
ifOperStatus.

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Alarm Types Sorted by Alarm

Number
This section identifies all supported alarm types with a short description, and their
associated default notification values and LED indication.

For associated probable cause and troubleshooting alarms, see the Pro-
visioning and Operations Manual.

For the conditions that have a NSA Default Notification Code of Not alarmed, such as
shaperbtd, these are reported as events and can be retrieved from the
cmNetworkElementCondTable or cmSysCondTable based on whether these are
Network Element level conditions or System level conditions. When these are Not
reported, there are no events sent for these condition types. Yet, they can be retrieved
from the cmNetworkElementCondTable or cmSysCondTable. Both Not Alarmed and
Not Reported cannot be retrieved from the cmNetworkElementAlmTable or
cmSysAlmTable.

Table 10: Alarm Types Sorted by Alarm Number

NSA SA
Conditi LED
Numb Condition Default Default
Condition Type on Indicati
er Description Notificat Notificat 1
Effect on
ion ion
0 none No alarm. N/A N/A N/A N/A
1-8 N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A

1SC.1.1.1.1 = Standing Condition, TC.1.1.1.1 = Transient Condit

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NSA SA
Conditi LED
Numb Condition Default Default
Condition Type on Indicati
er Description Notificat Notificat 1
Effect on
ion ion
9 primntpsvrFailed Primary NTP Server Minor N/A SC N/A
Failed. Attempt to
connect to the
Primary NTP Server
failed2due to:
a) Target IP
address
connectivity or
routing problem.
b) No NTP server /
NTP server down.
10 bckupntpsvrFailed Backup NTP server Minor N/A SC N/A
failed. Attempt to
connect to the
Backup NTP Server
failed2 due to:
a) Target IP
address
connectivity or
routing problem.
b) No NTP server /
NTP server down.
11 swdl-ftip Software download Not N/A SC N/A
- file transfer in Reported
progress.
12-13 N/A
14 swdl-instip Software download Not N/A SC N/A
- installation in Reported
progress.
15-16 N/A

1SC.1.1.1.1 = Standing Condition, TC.1.1.1.1 = Transient Condit

2When using Ethernet encapsulated management tunnels, the source IP address of the ping used to
validate reach ability of the trap host is the IP address assigned to the management tunnel, and not the
system IP address.

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NSA SA
Conditi LED
Numb Condition Default Default
Condition Type on Indicati
er Description Notificat Notificat 1
Effect on
ion ion
17 swdl-actip Software download Not N/A SC N/A
- activation in Alarmed
progress.
18-19 N/A
20 swdl-valip Software download Not N/A SC N/A
- validation in Alarmed
progress.
21-22 N/A
23 db-ftip Database - file Not N/A SC N/A
transfer in Reported
progress.
24-25 N/A
26 ctneqpt Communication - Minor N/A SC N/A
equipment failure.
27 eqptflt Equipment fault. Minor Critical SC Status
Red
(Device)
/
Pwr off
(PSU)
28-32 N/A
33 mismatch Equipment Minor Critical SC Status
mismatch. Blinking
Equipment does Red
not match the
provisioning.
34-35 N/A
36 eqptremoved Equipment N/A Critical SC N/A
removed.
Equipment is
provisioned but
equipment is
removed.

1SC.1.1.1.1 = Standing Condition, TC.1.1.1.1 = Transient Condit

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NSA SA
Conditi LED
Numb Condition Default Default
Condition Type on Indicati
er Description Notificat Notificat 1
Effect on
ion ion
37 autonegunknown Auto negotiation Minor Major SC Facility
unknown. Duplex Yellow
mode of the
connected
equipment is
unknown. The unit
determined it
cannot conclude
negotiation with
remote end on the
Ethernet port.
Although auto
negotiation failure
is a minor alarm, it
is usually followed
by a critical alarm
due to link down.
38 dyinggasp Dying gasp Minor Critical SC Facility
received. Red
39-42 N/A

1SC.1.1.1.1 = Standing Condition, TC.1.1.1.1 = Transient Condit

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NSA SA
Conditi LED
Numb Condition Default Default
Condition Type on Indicati
er Description Notificat Notificat 1
Effect on
ion ion
43 lnkdeactivated Link down - Minor Critical SC Facility
(access port) deactivated. The Red
Link Loss
Forwarding (LLF)
feature is enabled Link/Rat
and has been e Off
activated, resulting
in the deactivation
of this access port.
Such alarm
indicates that the
port is down due to
Link Loss
Forwarding on a
corresponding
remote port. The
link deactivated
message is useful
in that it ensures
that the proper
failed unit will be
addressed.

1SC.1.1.1.1 = Standing Condition, TC.1.1.1.1 = Transient Condit

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NSA SA
Conditi LED
Numb Condition Default Default
Condition Type on Indicati
er Description Notificat Notificat 1
Effect on
ion ion
44 lnkdownunisolated Link down - Minor Critical SC Facility
unisolated. Link Red
Down is generated
when a physical
connection is lost Link/Rat
on a good link on e Off
the Ethernet
interface port
(Access or
Network). Upon
the loss of
connection on a
given port, this is
the first notification
being sent, before
any specific cause
is determined (such
as cable fault or
cable removed).
45 lnkdowncablefault Link down - cable Minor Critical SC Facility
fault. Link Down is Red
generated when a
physical
connection is lost Link/Rat
on a good link on e Off
the Ethernet
interface port
(Access or
Network). A Cable
Fault notification is
sent when it is
determined that
the link is down
due to a cable fault
on a copper (RJ-45)
port.

1SC.1.1.1.1 = Standing Condition, TC.1.1.1.1 = Transient Condit

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NSA SA
Conditi LED
Numb Condition Default Default
Condition Type on Indicati
er Description Notificat Notificat 1
Effect on
ion ion
46 lnkdowncableremo Link down - cable Minor Critical SC Facility
ved removed. Link Red
Down is generated
when a physical
connection is lost Link/Rat
on a good link on e Off
the Ethernet
interface port
(Access or
Network). A Cable
Removed
notification is sent
when it is
determined that
the link is down
due to a cable
being locally
removed from its
RJ-45 port
connection.
47 lnkdownautonegfail Link down - auto Minor Critical SC Facility
ed negotiation failed. Red
Link Down is
generated when a
physical Link/Rat
connection is lost e Off
on a good link on
the Ethernet
interface port
(Access or
Network). Auto
negotiation fault
indicates the Far
End is not
advertising its auto
negotiation rate.

1SC.1.1.1.1 = Standing Condition, TC.1.1.1.1 = Transient Condit

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NSA SA
Conditi LED
Numb Condition Default Default
Condition Type on Indicati
er Description Notificat Notificat 1
Effect on
ion ion
48-49 N/A
50 lnkdn (access port) Link Down Minor Critical SC Facility
lnkdn (DCN port) Link Down N/A warning SC Red

lnkdn (USB 3G Link Down warning N/A SC Link/Rat

Modem) e Off
51 rfi Remote Failure Minor Minor SC Facility
Indication. Remote Yellow
Failure Indication
received from
remote equipment.
Remote end has
lost the signal
originating from
the local unit.
52 rxjabber Receiving Jabber. Minor Major SC Facility
The total number Red
of packets received
were longer than
the MTU size, and
had either a bad
Frame Check
Sequence (FCS)
with an integral
number of octets
(FCS Error), or a
bad FCS with a
non-integral
number of octets
(Alignment Error).

1SC.1.1.1.1 = Standing Condition, TC.1.1.1.1 = Transient Condit

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NSA SA
Conditi LED
Numb Condition Default Default
Condition Type on Indicati
er Description Notificat Notificat 1
Effect on
ion ion
53 sfpmismatch Small Form-factor Minor Critical SC Facility
Plug-able (SFP) Red
optics module
mismatch. The
installed SFP Link/Rat
module does not e Off
match the
provisioned
module type for
the interface. The
system expects the
SFP to conform to
the MSA
specification for
inventory contents
and alarm will be
raised if the SFP’s
inventory data
does not reflect
that the device
supports the
configured speed.
54 sfpremoved SFP removed. SFP Minor Critical SC Facility
module is Red
removed.

Link/Rat
e Off
55 sfptxfault SFP transmit fault. Minor Critical SC Facility
SFP module failure. Red

56-58 N/A

1SC.1.1.1.1 = Standing Condition, TC.1.1.1.1 = Transient Condit

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NSA SA
Conditi LED
Numb Condition Default Default
Condition Type on Indicati
er Description Notificat Notificat 1
Effect on
ion ion
59 overtemp Over temperature. Minor N/A SC Status
Equipment has Red
exceeded the
temperature limit.
60 undertemp Under Minor N/A SC Status
temperature. Red
System
temperature has
dropped below the
minimum
temperature
threshold.
61-70 N/A

1SC.1.1.1.1 = Standing Condition, TC.1.1.1.1 = Transient Condit

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NSA SA
Conditi LED
Numb Condition Default Default
Condition Type on Indicati
er Description Notificat Notificat 1
Effect on
ion ion
71 ais BITS IN - Alarm Not Not SC N/A
Indication Signal. Reported Reported
Verify and
troubleshoot clock
reference. Verify
and troubleshoot
possible signal
mismatch. In order
for proper BITS-IN
and BITS-OUT
inter-operate with
source
equipment/test
sets, the user must
manually match
the OSA 5422
Network Clock
Type with the BITS
line type.

If a T1 is the
desired BITS Line
Type, then Network
Clock Type should
be set to "Option
2".

If a 2048kHz or E1
is the desired BITS
Line Type, then
Network Clock
Type should be set
to "Option 1".

1SC.1.1.1.1 = Standing Condition, TC.1.1.1.1 = Transient Condit

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NSA SA
Conditi LED
Numb Condition Default Default
Condition Type on Indicati
er Description Notificat Notificat 1
Effect on
ion ion
72 syncref Synchronization Minor N/A SC N/A
Referencing Failed.
The access port,
BITS-IN Port,
Telecom Slave or
CLK Port has failed
in such a way that
its clock cannot be
recovered, thus
preventing it from
being used as a
synchronization
reference (e.g.,
LOS). The port
must be assigned
for this condition
to exist.
73 esmcfail Ethernet Minor N/A SC N/A
Synchronization
Messaging Channel
(ESMC) Failed (for
access port or
BITS-IN Port).

1SC.1.1.1.1 = Standing Condition, TC.1.1.1.1 = Transient Condit

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NSA SA
Conditi LED
Numb Condition Default Default
Condition Type on Indicati
er Description Notificat Notificat 1
Effect on
ion ion
74 qlmismatch Synchronization Minor N/A SC N/A
Quality Level
Mismatch. The
access port, BITS-
IN Port or Telecom
Slave receives SSM
messages whose
specified Quality
Level is lower than
the Expected QL.
The port's QL
Mode attribute
must be configured
as enabled and the
Expected QL
attribute must be
configured as
anything besides
None for this
condition to exist.

1SC.1.1.1.1 = Standing Condition, TC.1.1.1.1 = Transient Condit

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NSA SA
Conditi LED
Numb Condition Default Default
Condition Type on Indicati
er Description Notificat Notificat 1
Effect on
ion ion
75 freqoff Synchronization Minor N/A SC N/A
Frequency Offset.
The
synchronization
circuit detected a
frequency offset
problem with the ,
access port, BITS-
IN Port, Telecom
Slave or CLK Port’s
recovered clock.
The port must be
assigned and the
port must be a
member of the
system clock
selector list for this
condition to exist.

1SC.1.1.1.1 = Standing Condition, TC.1.1.1.1 = Transient Condit

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NSA SA
Conditi LED
Numb Condition Default Default
Condition Type on Indicati
er Description Notificat Notificat 1
Effect on
ion ion
76 los BITS IN - Loss of Minor N/A SC N/A
Signal. BITs signal
is lost. Verify and
troubleshoot clock
reference. Verify
and troubleshoot
possible signal
mismatch. In order
for proper BITS-IN
and BITS-OUT
inter-operate with
source
equipment/test
sets,
the user must
manually match
the OSA 5422's
Network Clock
Type with the BITS
line type.

If a T1 is the
desired BITS Line
Type, then Network
Clock Type should
be set to "Option
2".

If a 2048kHz or E1
is the desired BITS
Line Type, then
Network Clock
Type should be set
to "Option 1".

1SC.1.1.1.1 = Standing Condition, TC.1.1.1.1 = Transient Condit

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NSA SA
Conditi LED
Numb Condition Default Default
Condition Type on Indicati
er Description Notificat Notificat 1
Effect on
ion ion
los CLK Port - Loss of Minor N/A SC N/A
Signal.
77 lof BITS IN - Loss of Minor N/A SC N/A
Frame.
78 qlsqlch BITS OUT - Quality Minor N/A SC N/A
Level Squelch. The
BITS-OUT port is
squelched due to
the system's QL
being lower than
the BITS-OUT
port's configured
Squelch QL
attribute. The BITS-
OUT port's QL
Mode attribute
must be configured
as enabled and the
Squelch QL
attribute must be
configured as
anything besides
None for this
condition to exist.
qlsqlch CLK, PPS and TOD Minor N/A SC N/A
ports - Quality
Level Squelch.
79 frngsync System Clock Not N/A SC N/A
Mode - Free Reported
Running
Synchronization.
This indicates the
internal oscillator is
the source of the
system clock.

1SC.1.1.1.1 = Standing Condition, TC.1.1.1.1 = Transient Condit

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NSA SA
Conditi LED
Numb Condition Default Default
Condition Type on Indicati
er Description Notificat Notificat 1
Effect on
ion ion
80 fstsync System Clock Not N/A SC N/A
Mode - Fast Reported
Acquisition
Synchronization.
This indicates the
clock selector is
acquiring the
phase of the
selected reference.
81 hldovrsync System Clock Not N/A SC N/A
Mode - Holdover Reported
Synchronization.
This indicates the
selected reference
is invalid and no
other valid input
reference is
available and the
system clock has
previously locked
to the now invalid
reference.
82 losloc System Clock Not N/A SC N/A
Mode - Loss of Reported
Lock. This indicates
the selected
reference had
locked and is not
invalid and the lock
has been lost.
While in this state,
the clock selector
will be attempting
to acquire the
phase of the
selected reference.

1SC.1.1.1.1 = Standing Condition, TC.1.1.1.1 = Transient Condit

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NSA SA
Conditi LED
Numb Condition Default Default
Condition Type on Indicati
er Description Notificat Notificat 1
Effect on
ion ion
83 N/A
84 allsyncref All Input Major N/A SC N/A
Synchronization
Referenced Failed.
All synchronization
references in the
system clock
selector list have
failed. The system
clock selector list
must have at least
one member in
order for this
condition primitive
to exist.
85 qlinvalid Synchronization Minor N/A SC N/A
Quality Level
Invalid.
86 snmpdghostunresol Dying Gasp host Minor N/A SC N/A
ved unresolved.
87 snmpdghostresourc Dying Gasp Minor N/A SC N/A
esbusy resources busy.
88 bwexceedednegspe Bandwidth Minor Major SC Facility
ed exceeded Red
negotiation speed.
90 sfpnonqualified SFP Not qualified Minor N/A SC N/A
by ADVA (but
inventory
information
indicates that it
may still work).

1SC.1.1.1.1 = Standing Condition, TC.1.1.1.1 = Transient Condit

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NSA SA
Conditi LED
Numb Condition Default Default
Condition Type on Indicati
er Description Notificat Notificat 1
Effect on
ion ion
91 avghldovrfrqnotrdy Average Holdover Not N/A SC N/A
Frequency Not Reported
Ready. An
avghldovrfrqnotrdy
condition primitive
exists while the
clock selector has
yet to determine a
fast average
holdover
frequency. The fast
average frequency
usually takes
approximately
eight (8) minutes to
calculate. Until
such time, software
is calculating an
average holdover
frequency based
on the selected
reference’s nominal
frequency.
92 lnkdownmasterslav Link Down Master N/A Critical SC Facility
ecfg Slave Red
Configuration.
Link/Rat
e Off
93 pwrnoinputunitfault PWR: No Input Or Minor N/A SC N/A
Unit Fault
94 ipaddrconflict IP Address Conflict. N/A Critical SC N/A
Declared when a
DHCP assigned
address overlaps
with an existing
subnet.

1SC.1.1.1.1 = Standing Condition, TC.1.1.1.1 = Transient Condit

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NSA SA
Conditi LED
Numb Condition Default Default
Condition Type on Indicati
er Description Notificat Notificat 1
Effect on
ion ion
95 N/A
96 syncreflck A Sync reference Minor N/A SC N/A
has been locked
out.
97 syncreffrc A forced switch Minor N/A SC N/A
operation has been
performed on a
Sync Reference.
98 syncrefman A manual switch Minor N/A SC N/A
operation has been
performed on a
Sync Reference.
99 syncrefwtr A Sync reference Minor N/A SC N/A
has been restored
and is in WTR
timing.
100 N/A
101 lcpfail Link control N/A Critical SC N/A
protocol (PPP)
failed.
102 lcploopback Link control N/A Critical SC N/A
protocol detected
loopback.
103- N/A
104
105 dbdowngradeip Database Not N/A SC N/A
downgrade Reported
standing condition.
106 testalarm Test alarm standing Major N/A SC N/A
condition.
107 gen-filexfer-ip File Transfer In Not N/A SC N/A
Progress. Reported

1SC.1.1.1.1 = Standing Condition, TC.1.1.1.1 = Transient Condit

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NSA SA
Conditi LED
Numb Condition Default Default
Condition Type on Indicati
er Description Notificat Notificat 1
Effect on
ion ion
108- N/A
109
110 gen-oper-ip Operation In Not N/A SC N/A
Progress. Reported
111- N/A
142
143 modemnonqualifie 3G Modem Not warning N/A SC N/A
d Qualified.
144 modemremoved 3G Modem warning N/A SC N/A
Removed.
145 nosimcard No SIM Card warning N/A SC N/A
Inserted.
146- N/A
213
214 allsoocsfailed All SOOCs failed. N/A Critical SC N/A
The OC-S Virtual
Port in a Faulty
state or a PTSF
Alarm exists on the
SOOC.
215 N/A
216 tsfreerun Telecom Slave in Not N/A SC N/A
Freerun. Telecom Reported
Slave in Freerun.
The recovered
clock is the same as
the internal
oscillator and the
Telecom Slave is in
freerun.

1SC.1.1.1.1 = Standing Condition, TC.1.1.1.1 = Transient Condit

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NSA SA
Conditi LED
Numb Condition Default Default
Condition Type on Indicati
er Description Notificat Notificat 1
Effect on
ion ion
217 tsholdover Telecom Slave in Not N/A SC N/A
Holdover. The Reported
recovered clock is
in holdover as
there is no valid
SOOC to support
clock recovery.
218 ptsflossofsync Packet Timing Minor N/A SC N/A
Signal Fail - Loss of
Synchronization. A
Sync/Followup is
not received before
syncReceiptTimeou
t or Delay
Response is not
received before
delRespReceiptTim
eout.
219 ptsflossfannounce Packet Timing Minor N/A SC N/A
Signal Fail - Loss
Announce.
Announce is not
received before
announceReceiptTi
meout.
220 ptsfunusable Packet Timing Minor N/A SC N/A
Signal Fail -
Unusable. The PTP
packet stream is
not usable for clock
recovery. For
example, unable to
recover clock due
to unacceptable
PTP packet PDV.

1SC.1.1.1.1 = Standing Condition, TC.1.1.1.1 = Transient Condit

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NSA SA
Conditi LED
Numb Condition Default Default
Condition Type on Indicati
er Description Notificat Notificat 1
Effect on
ion ion
221- N/A
227
228 sjnotimelock SyncJack is not N/A Major SC N/A
locked to a
reference time
source.
229 sjnofreqlock SyncJack is not N/A Major SC N/A
locked to a
reference
frequency source.
230 N/A
231 sjtestreferencefail SyncJack Test Minor N/A SC N/A
Reference Fail.
232 sjtestsourcefail SyncJack Test Minor N/A SC N/A
Source Fail.
233 sjtestnotimestamp SyncJack Test No Minor N/A SC N/A
Timestamp.
234 sjtestnomessage SyncJack Test No Minor N/A SC N/A
Message.
235 gpsantennafail GPS Antenna Alarm Minor N/A SC N/A
Indication.
236- N/A
261
262 timeClockNotLocke Time Reference Minor N/A SC N/A
d Locked Out.
263 timeNotTraceAble Time Clock Time Minor N/A SC N/A
Traceability status
is Not Traceable.
264 timeFreqNotTraceA Time Clock Minor N/A SC N/A
ble Frequency
Traceability status
is Not Traceable.

1SC.1.1.1.1 = Standing Condition, TC.1.1.1.1 = Transient Condit

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NSA SA
Conditi LED
Numb Condition Default Default
Condition Type on Indicati
er Description Notificat Notificat 1
Effect on
ion ion
265 timeHoldOver Time Clock Time Minor N/A SC N/A
Traceability status
is Holdover.
266 timeFreqLock Time Clock Time Minor N/A SC N/A
Traceability status
is Time Freq Lock.
267 timeRefLock Time Reference for Minor N/A SC N/A
the Time Clock has
been locked out.
268 timeRefUnavailable Time Reference for Minor N/A SC N/A
the Time Clock are
Unavailable.
269 timeRefDegraded Time Reference for Minor N/A SC N/A
the Time Clock and
can't provide valid
TOD.
270 timeRefFrc Telecom Slave Minor N/A SC N/A
provisioned as
Time Reference for
the Time Clock and
has been Forced.
271 tsTimeFrun Telecom Slave is Not N/A SC N/A
not locked to TOD. Reported
272 tsTimeHoldOver Telecom slave time Not N/A SC N/A
recovery is in Reported
Holdover.
273 timeRefUnavailable Time Reference for Minor N/A SC N/A
WTR the Time Clock and
is in recovery
process from
Unavailable
condition.

1SC.1.1.1.1 = Standing Condition, TC.1.1.1.1 = Transient Condit

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NSA SA
Conditi LED
Numb Condition Default Default
Condition Type on Indicati
er Description Notificat Notificat 1
Effect on
ion ion
274 timeRefDegradedW Time Reference for Minor N/A SC N/A
TR the Time Clock and
is in recovery
process from
Degraded
condition.
275- NA
281
282 sjtealert SJ Max TE Minor N/A SC N/A
Threshold
Exceeded
283- NA
317
318 sjConstTeThrshld SJ Constant TE Minor N/A SC N/A
Threshold
Exceeded
319 sjInstTeThrshld SJ Instant TE Minor N/A SC N/A
Threshold
Exceeded
320 NA
321 aadcfailed AADC Failed Minor N/A SC N/A
322 ptpfreqfrun PTP Clock in Not N/A SC N/A
Frequency Freerun Reported
323 ptptimefrun PTP Clock in Time Not N/A SC N/A
Freerun Reported
324 ptpfreqhldovr PTP Clock in Not N/A SC N/A
Frequency Reported
Holdover
325 ptptimehldovr PTP Clock in Time Not N/A SC N/A
Holdover Reported
326 ptptimenottraceabl PTP Clock Time Not Major N/A SC N/A
e Traceable

1SC.1.1.1.1 = Standing Condition, TC.1.1.1.1 = Transient Condit

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NSA SA
Conditi LED
Numb Condition Default Default
Condition Type on Indicati
er Description Notificat Notificat 1
Effect on
ion ion
327 ptpfreqnottraceable PTP Clock Major N/A SC N/A
Frequency Not
Traceable
328 synctimeout Sync Timeout Minor N/A SC N/A
329 announcetimeout Announce Timeout Minor N/A SC N/A
330 delayresptimeout Delay Response Minor N/A SC N/A
Timeout
331 multiplepeers Delay Response N/A Major SC N/A
Timeout
332 wrongdomain Wrong Domain N/A Major SC N/A
333 nosatellitercv No Satellites Critical N/A SC N/A
Tracked
334- N/A
337
338 maxexpectedslaves Max Expected N/A Major SC N/A
Slaves
346 leapsecondexpecte An expected leap Minor N/A SC N/A
d second update is
scheduled for
midnight. This
alarm is generated
12 hours before the
scheduled update
time.
364 bmcaError Error upon BMCA N/A Major SC N/A
dataset
comparison.
368 pps-not-generated The GNSS receiver Major N/A SC N/A
does not generate
a PPS signal.

1SC.1.1.1.1 = Standing Condition, TC.1.1.1.1 = Transient Condit

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NSA SA
Conditi LED
Numb Condition Default Default
Condition Type on Indicati
er Description Notificat Notificat 1
Effect on
ion ion
369 min-sat-1-thrshld- The number of Major N/A SC N/A
crossed satellites in use is
below the SAT_
Min1 threshold.
370 min-sat-2-thrshld- The number of Major N/A SC N/A
crossed satellites in use is
below the SAT_
Min2 threshold.
372 pdop-mask-cross PDOP mask value is Major N/A SC N/A
too high.
376 clock-class- If the received clock MJ N/A SC N/A
mismatch class is greater than
the expected clock
class value, the
packets for the
grandmaster or
boundary clock that
are sending this
clock class are
dropped.
390 nontpkys NTP authentication Major SA SC N/A
is enabled and
there are no keys in
the list of NTP
symmetric key
objects.
391 timesrcunavailable Time (resp. Sync) Major N/A SC N/A
source is not
available for a
protected XGE-4S-
P line card.

1SC.1.1.1.1 = Standing Condition, TC.1.1.1.1 = Transient Condit

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NSA SA
Conditi LED
Numb Condition Default Default
Condition Type on Indicati
er Description Notificat Notificat 1
Effect on
ion ion
392 syncsrcunavailable Time (resp. Sync) Major N/A SC N/A
source is not
available for a
protected XGE-4S-
P line card.
399 pwrnoinput2 PWR: no redundant NR N/A SC N/A
input.

1SC.1.1.1.1 = Standing Condition, TC.1.1.1.1 = Transient Condit

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Alarm Masking
These tables provide the alarm masking rules, where certain alarms or conditions can mask
the raising of an underlying condition, and until the “masking” alarms are cleared, the
underlying alarms cannot be seen.

Table 11: Alarm Masking Rules

Condition Type
Alarm Rule
SNMP Alarm Name GUI Alarm Name
10MZ Port (CLK)
freqoff Frequency Offset freqoff (no masking)
los Loss of Signal los (no masking)
qlsqlch QL Squelch qlsqlch (no masking)
syncref Sync Reference Failed syncref (no masking)
syncreffrc Sync Reference Forced syncreffrc (no masking)
Switch
syncreflck Sync Reference Locked Out syncreflck (no masking)
syncrefman Sync Reference Manual syncrefman (no masking)
Switch
syncrefwtr Sync Reference Wait To syncrefwtr (no masking)
Restore
BITS In Port
ais Alarm Indication Signal ais and not los
AIS alarm is also triggered
when E1 input is connected to
BITS input that is configured to
2.048 MHz.
freqoff Frequency Offset freqoff (no masking)
lof Loss of Frame lof and not los or ais
los Loss of Signal los (no masking)
qlinvalid Sync QL Invalid qlinvalid and not los or lof or
ais
qlmismatch Sync QL Mismatch qlmismatch and not qlinvalid
or los or lof or ais

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Condition Type
Alarm Rule
SNMP Alarm Name GUI Alarm Name
syncref Sync Reference Failed syncref (no masking)
syncreffrc Sync Reference Forced syncreffrc (no masking)
Switch
syncreflck Sync Reference Locked Out syncreflck (no masking)
syncrefman Sync Reference Manual syncrefman (no masking)
Switch
syncrefwtr Sync Reference Wait To syncrefwtr (no masking)
Restore
BITS Out Port
qlsqlch QL Squelch qlsqlch (no masking)
BITS Out x16 Card
eqptflt Equipment Fault eqptflt and not eqptremoved
or mismatch
mismatch Equipment Does Not Match mismatch and not
Provisioning eqptremoved
eqptremoved Equipment Provisioned But eqptremoved (no masking)
Removed
PPS x16 Port Card
eqptflt Equipment Fault eqptflt and not eqptremoved
or mismatch
mismatch Equipment Does Not Match mismatch and not
Provisioning eqptremoved
eqptremoved Equipment Provisioned But eqptremoved (no masking)
Removed
CLK x16 Port Card
eqptflt Equipment Fault eqptflt and not eqptremoved
or mismatch
mismatch Equipment Does Not Match mismatch and not
Provisioning eqptremoved
eqptremoved Equipment Provisioned But eqptremoved (no masking)
Removed
TOD and PPS x16 Port Card
eqptflt Equipment Fault eqptflt and not eqptremoved
or mismatch

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Condition Type
Alarm Rule
SNMP Alarm Name GUI Alarm Name
mismatch Equipment Does Not Match mismatch and not
Provisioning eqptremoved
eqptremoved Equipment Provisioned But eqptremoved (no masking)
Removed
Clock Probe
sjConstTeThrshld SJ Constant TE Threshold sjConstTeThrshld (no masking)
Exceeded
sjtealert SJ Max TE Threshold sjtealert (no masking)
Exceeded
sjtestreferencefail SJTEST Reference Fail sjtestreferencefail (no masking)
sjtestsourcefail SJTEST Source Fail sjtestsourcefail (no masking)
DCN Port
lnkdown Link Down lnkdown and not
lnkdownunisolated or
lnkdownautonegfailed or
lnkdownmasterslavecfg,
lnkdowncablefault or
lnkdowncableremoved or
lnkdeactivated or SGEO or
sfpmismatch or sfpremoved or
sfptxfault or dyinggasp.
Ethernet Port
autonegunknown Duplex Mode of Farend autonegunknown and not
Device Unknown lnkdown or lnkdownunisolated
or lnkdowncableremoved or
lnkdowncablefault or
lnkdownautonegfailed or
lnkdownmasterslavecfg or
lnkdeactivated or rxjabber or
SGEO or sfpmismatch or
sfpremoved or sfptxfault or
dyinggasp.
bwexceedednegspeed Bandwidth Exceeds bwexceedednegspeed (no
Negotiated Speed masking)
freqoff Frequency Offset freqoff (no masking)

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Condition Type
Alarm Rule
SNMP Alarm Name GUI Alarm Name
lcpfail Link Control Protocol Fail lcpfail and not lcploopback or
SGEO or dyinggasp
lcploopback Link Control Protocol lcploopback and not SGEO or
Loopback dyinggasp
lnkdeactivated Link Down - Deactivated lnkdeactivated and not
sfpmismatch or sfpremoved or
sfptxfault or SGEO or
dyinggasp
lnkdown Link Down lnkdown and not
lnkdownunisolated or
lnkdownautonegfailed or
lnkdownmasterslavecfg,
lnkdowncablefault or
lnkdowncableremoved or
lnkdeactivated or SGEO or
sfpmismatch or sfpremoved or
sfptxfault or dyinggasp.
lnkdownautonegfailed Link Down - Auto- lnkdownautonegfailed and not
Negotiation Failed SGEO or sfpmismatch or
sfpremoved or sfptxfault or
dyinggasp or lnkdeactivated.
lnkdowncablefault Link Down - Cable Fault lnkdowncablefault and not
SGEO or sfpmismatch or
sfpremoved or sfptxfault or
dyinggasp or lnkdeactivated or
lnkdownmasterslavecfg
lnkdowncableremoved Link Down - Cable Removed lnkdowncableremoved and
not SGEO or sfpmismatch or
sfpremoved or sfptxfault or
dyinggasp or lnkdeactivated or
lnkdownmasterslavecfg
lnkdownmasterslavecfg Link Down - Master Slave lnkdownmasterslavecfg and
Config not SGEO or sfpmismatch or
sfpremoved or sfptxfault or
dyinggasp or lnkdeactivated

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Condition Type
Alarm Rule
SNMP Alarm Name GUI Alarm Name
lnkdownunisolated Link Down - Cause Not lnkdownunisolated and not
Determined lnkdownautonegfailed or
lnkdownmasterslavecfg or
lnkdowncablefault or
lnkdowncableremoved or
lnkdeactivated or SGEO or
sfpmismatch or sfpremoved or
sfptxfault or dyinggasp
qlinvalid Sync QL Invalid qlinvalid and not lnkdown or
lnkdownunisolated or
lnkdowncableremoved or
lnkdowncablefault or
lnkdownautonegfailed or
lnkdownmasterslavecfg or
lnkdeactivated or rxjabber or
autonegunknown or SEGO
sfpmismatch or sfpremoved or
sfptxfault
qlmismatch Sync QL Mismatch qlmismatch and not qlinvalid
or lnkdown or
lnkdownunisolated or
lnkdowncableremoved or
lnkdowncablefault or
lnkdownautonegfailed or
lnkdownmasterslavecfg or
SGEO or sfpmismatch or
sfpremoved or sfptxfault or
lnkdeactivated or rxjabber or
autonegunknown
rfi Remote Fault Indication rfi and not lnkdown or SGEO
or sfpmismatch or sfpremoved
or sfptxfault or dyinggasp

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Table 11: Alarm Masking Rules

Condition Type
Alarm Rule
SNMP Alarm Name GUI Alarm Name
rxjabber Receiving Jabber rxjabber and not lnkdown or
lnkdownunisolated or
lnkdowncableremoved or
lnkdowncablefault or
lnkdownautonegfailed or
lnkdownmasterslavecfg or
lnkdeactivated or SGEO or
sfpmismatch or sfpremoved or
sfptxfault or dyinggasp
sfpmismatch SFP - Provisioning sfpmismatch and not
Mismatch sfpremoved or SGEO
sfpnonqualified SFP is not qualified sfpnonqualified (no masking)
sfpremoved SFP - Removed sfpremoved and not SGEO
sfptxfault SFP - Transmit Fault sfptxfault and not sfpmismatch
or sfpremoved or SGEO or
dyinggasp
syncref Sync Reference Failed syncref (no masking)
syncreffrc A forced switch operation syncreffrc (no masking)
has been performed on a
Sync Reference.
syncreflck Sync Reference Locked Out syncreflck (no masking)
syncrefman Sync Reference Manual syncrefman (no masking)
Switch
syncrefwtr Sync Reference Wait To syncrefwtr (no masking)
Restore
testalarm Test Alarm testalarm (no masking)
GPS/GNSS Port
gpsantennafail GPS Antenna Alarm gpsantennafail (no masking)
Indication
leapsecondexpected Leap Second Expected leapsecondexpected (no
masking)
min-sat-1-thrshld-crossed Sat Min1 Threshold Crossed min-sat-1-thrshld-crossed and
not gpsantennafail or min-sat-
2-thrshld-crossed

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Condition Type
Alarm Rule
SNMP Alarm Name GUI Alarm Name
min-sat-2-thrshld-crossed Sat Min2 Threshold Crossed min-sat-2-thrshld-crossed and
not gpsantennafail
nosatellitercv No Satellites Tracked nosatellitercv and not
gpsantennafail
pdop-mask-cross PDOP Mask Cross pdop-mask-cross (no masking)
pps-not-generated PPS Not Generated pps-not-generated and not
gpsantennafail
timeRefUnavailable Time Reference Unavailable timeRefUnavailable (no
masking)
timeRefDegraded Time Reference Degraded timeRefDegraded (no masking)
NTEOSAOSA 5422 Card
ctneqpt Communication Failure ctneqpt and not eqptremoved
or mismatch
eqptflt Equipment Fault eqptflt and not eqptremoved
or mismatch
eqptremoved Equipment Provisioned But eqptremoved (no masking)
Removed
mismatch Equipment Does Not Match mismatch and not
Provisioning eqptremoved
testalarm Test alarm testalarm (no masking)
NTEOSAOSA 5422 Shelf
overtemp Over Temperature overtemp (no masking)
undertemp Under Temperature undertemp (no masking)
Power Supply (PSU)
ctneqpt Communication Failure ctneqpt (no masking)
eqptflt Equipment Fault eqptflt (no masking)
mismatch Equipment Does Not Match mismatch (no masking)
Provisioning
eqptremoved Equipment Provisioned But eqptremoved (no masking)
Removed
pwrnoinputunitfault PWR: No Input Or Unit Fault pwrnoinputunitfault (no
masking)
pwrnoinput2 PWR: No Redundant Input pwrnoinput2 (no masking)

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Table 11: Alarm Masking Rules

Condition Type
Alarm Rule
SNMP Alarm Name GUI Alarm Name
Pulse Per Second (PPS) Port
qlsqlch Output Squelch synctimeout (no masking)
PTP Clock
ptpfreqfrun PTP Clock in Frequency ptpfreqfrun (no masking)
Freerun
ptpfreqhldovr PTP Clock in Frequency ptpfreqhldovr (no masking)
Holdover
ptpfreqnottraceable PTP Clock Frequency Not ptpfreqnottraceable (no
Traceable masking)
ptptimefrun PTP Clock in Time Freerun ptptimefrun (no masking)
ptptimehldovr PTP Clock in Time Holdover ptptimehldovr (no masking)
ptptimenottraceable PTP Clock Time Not ptptimenottraceable (no
Traceable masking)
qlinvalid Synchronization Quality qlinvalid (no masking)
Level Invalid.
qlmismatch Synchronization Quality qlmismatch and not qlinvalid
Level Mismatch.
syncref Synchronization syncref (no masking)
Referencing Failed.
syncreffrc Sync Reference Forced syncreffrc (no masking)
Switch
syncreflck A Sync reference has been syncreflck (no masking)
locked out.
syncrefman Sync Reference Manual syncrefman (no masking)
Switch
syncrefwtr Sync Reference Wait To syncrefwtr (no masking)
Restore
timeRefDegraded Time Reference Degraded timeRefDegraded (no masking)
timeRefDegradedWTR Time Reference Degraded timeRefDegradedWTR (no
WTR masking)
timeRefFrc Time Reference Forced timeRefFrc (no masking)
Switch
timeRefLock Time Reference has been timeRefLock (no masking)
locked out.

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Table 11: Alarm Masking Rules

Condition Type
Alarm Rule
SNMP Alarm Name GUI Alarm Name
timeRefUnavailable Time Reference are timeRefUnavailable (no
Unavailable. masking)
timeRefUnavailableWTR Time Reference Unavailable timeRefUnavailableWTR (no
WTR masking)
PTP Clock Probe
sjConstTeThrshld SJ Constant TE Threshold sjConstTeThrshld (no masking)
Exceeded
sjInstTeThrshld SJ Instant TE Threshold sjInstTeThrshld (no masking)
Exceeded
sjtealert SJ Max TE Threshold sjtealert (no masking)
Exceeded
sjtestnomessages SJTEST No Messages sjtestnomessages (no masking)
sjtestnotimestamp SJTEST No Timestamp sjtestnotimestamp (no
masking)
sjtestreferencefail SJTEST Reference Fail sjtestreferencefail (no masking)
PTP MCI
maxexpectedslaves Max Expected Slaves maxexpectedslaves (no
masking)
PTP Network Probe
sjtestnotimestamp SyncJack Test No sjtestnotimestamp (no
Timestamp masking)
sjtestreferencefail SyncJack Test Reference sjtestreferencefail (no masking)
Fail.
PTP Port
announcetimeout Announce Timeout announcetimeout (no masking)
clock-class-mismatch Clock Class Mismatch clock-class-mismatch (no
masking)
delayresptimeout Delay Response Timeout delayresptimeout (no masking)
multiplepeers Multiple Peers multiplepeers (no masking)
synctimeout Sync Timeout synctimeout (no masking)
wrongdomain Wrong Domain wrongdomain (no masking)
maxexpectedslaves Max Expected Slaves maxexpectedslaves (no
masking)
Slave Only ordinary Clock (SOOC)

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Table 11: Alarm Masking Rules

Condition Type
Alarm Rule
SNMP Alarm Name GUI Alarm Name
clock-class-mismatch Clock Class Mismatch clock-class-mismatch (no
masking)
ptsflossofannounce Packet Timing Signal Fail - ptsflossofannounce (no
Loss Announce. Announce masking)
is not received before
announceReceiptTimeout.
ptsflossofsync Packet Timing Signal Fail - ptsflossofsync (no masking)
Loss of Synchronization. A
Sync/Followup is not
received before
syncReceiptTimeout or
Delay Response is not
received before
delRespReceiptTimeout.
ptsfunusable Packet Timing Signal Fail - ptsfunusable (no masking)
Unusable. The PTP packet
stream is not usable for
clock recovery. For example,
unable to recover clock due
to unacceptable PTP packet
PDV.
aadcfailed AADC Failed aadcfailed (no masking)
Synchronization
allsyncref All Input Sync Referenced allsyncref (no masking)
Failed
frngsync Sys Clock Mode - frngsync (no masking)
Freerunning
fstsync Sys Clock Mode - Fast fstsync (no masking)
Acquisition
hldovrsync Sys Clock Mode - Holdover hldovrsync (no masking)
losloc Sys Clock Mode - Loss of losloc (no masking)
Lock
avghldovrfrqnotrdy Average Holdover avghldovrfrqnotrdy (no
Frequency Not Ready masking)
timeRefLock Time Reference Locked Out timeRefLock (no masking)

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Table 11: Alarm Masking Rules

Condition Type
Alarm Rule
SNMP Alarm Name GUI Alarm Name
timeRefUnavailable Time Reference Unavailable timeRefUnavailable (no
masking)
timeRefUnavailableWTR Time Reference Unavailable timeRefUnavailableWTR (no
WTR masking)
timeRefDegraded Time Reference Degraded timeRefDegraded (no masking)
timeRefFrc Time Reference Forced timeRefFrc (no masking)
Switch
timeRefDegradedWTR Time Reference Degraded timeRefDegradedWTR (no
WTR masking)
System
bckupntpsvrFailed Backup NTP server failed. bckupntpsvrFailed (no
Attempt to connect to the masking)
Backup NTP Server failed
due to:
a) Target IP address
connectivity or routing
problem.
b) No NTP server / NTP
server down.
db-ftip Database - file transfer in db-ftip (no masking)
progress.
dbdowngradeip Database downgrade dbdowngradeip (no masking)
standing condition.
gen-filexfer-ip File Transfer In Progress. gen-filexfer-ip (no masking)
gen-oper-ip Operation In Progress. gen-oper-ip (no masking)
ipaddrconflict IP Address Conflict. ipaddrconflict (no masking)
Declared when a DHCP
assigned address overlaps
with an existing subnet.

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Table 11: Alarm Masking Rules

Condition Type
Alarm Rule
SNMP Alarm Name GUI Alarm Name
primntpsvrFailed Primary NTP Server Failed. primntpsvrFailed (no masking)
Attempt to connect to the
Primary NTP Server
failed1due to:
a) Target IP address
connectivity or routing
problem.
b) No NTP server / NTP
server down.
snmpdghostresourcesbusy Dying Gasp resources busy. snmpdghostresourcesbusy (no
masking)
snmpdghostunresolved Dying Gasp host snmpdghostunresolved (no
unresolved. masking)
swdl-actip Software download - swdl-actip (no masking)
activation in progress.
swdl-ftip Software download - file swdl-ftip (no masking)
transfer in progress.
swdl-instip Software download - swdl-instip (no masking)
installation in progress.
swdl-valip Software download - swdl-valip (no masking)
validation in progress.
Telecom Slave
allsoocsfailed All SOOCs Failed allsoocsfailed (no masking)
freqoff Frequency Offset freqoff (no masking)
qlinvalid Sync QL Invalid qlinvalid (no masking)
qlmismatch Sync QL Mismatch qlmismatch and not qlinvalid
sjnofreqlock SyncJack is not locked to a sjnofreqlock (no masking)
reference frequency source.
sjnotimelock SyncJack is not locked to a sjnotimelock (no masking)
reference time source.

1When using Ethernet encapsulated management tunnels, the source IP address of the ping used to
validate reach ability of the trap host is the IP address assigned to the management tunnel, and not the
system IP address.

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Table 11: Alarm Masking Rules

Condition Type
Alarm Rule
SNMP Alarm Name GUI Alarm Name
sjnofreqlock SYNCJACK No Frequency sjnofreqlock (no masking)
Lock
sjnotimelock SYNCJACK No Time Lock sjnotimelock (no masking)
syncref Sync Reference Failed syncref (no masking)
syncreffrc Sync Reference Forced syncreffrc (no masking)
Switch
syncreflck Sync Reference Locked Out syncreflck (no masking)
syncrefman Sync Reference Manual syncrefman (no masking)
Switch
syncrefwtr Sync Reference Wait To syncrefwtr (no masking)
Restore
timeRefDegraded Time Reference for the Time timeRefDegraded (no masking)
Clock and can't provide
valid TOD.
timeRefDegradedWTR Time Reference for the Time timeRefDegradedWTR (no
Clock and is in recovery masking)
process from Degraded
condition.
timeRefFrc Telecom Slave provisioned timeRefFrc (no masking)
as Time Reference for the
Time Clock and has been
Forced.
timeRefLock Time Reference for the Time timeRefLock (no masking)
Clock has been locked out.
timeRefUnavailable Time Reference for the Time timeRefUnavailable (no
Clock are Unavailable. masking)
timeRefUnavailableWTR Time Reference Unavailable timeRefUnavailableWTR (no
WTR masking)
tsfreerun Telecom Slave In Freerun tsfreerun (no masking)
tsholdover Telecom Slave In Holdover tsholdover (no masking)
Time Clock
timeClockNotLocked Time Reference Locked Out. timeClockNotLocked (no
masking)

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Table 11: Alarm Masking Rules

Condition Type
Alarm Rule
SNMP Alarm Name GUI Alarm Name
timeFreqNotTraceAble Time Clock Frequency timeFreqNotTraceAble (no
Traceability status is Not masking)
Traceable.
timeHoldOver Time Clock Time timeHoldOver (no masking)
Traceability status is
Holdover.
timeNotTraceAble Time Clock Time timeNotTraceAble (no
Traceability status is Not masking)
Traceable.
Time of Day (Tod) Port
qlsqlch QL Squelch qlsqlch (no masking)

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Performance Monitoring
Settings
Refer to the following tables for Performance Monitoring (PM) Threshold Crossing Alert
(TCA) monitored types and associated default settings:

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Ethernet Access Port

Monitored Types
Refer to the following table for Ethernet access port Threshold Crossing Alerts (TCAs) and
their associated default settings. Also see Ethernet port service stats definitions in
cmPerformanceMIB.

For access ports, the optical, physical layer parameters are only valid when the port is
configured to use the fiber interfaces

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statsEntry Description Mi 1 Day
ed Type on on
n.
cmEthernetAccPortStatsABRRx ABR-RX Average Bit Receiv Near 0 0
Rate Received. e End
The average
bit rate
received over
the specific
interval in the
ingress
direction. This
counter is
based on
RMON
etherStatsOcte
ts.

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statsEntry Description Mi 1 Day
ed Type on on
n.
cmEthernetAccPortStatsABRTx ABR-TX Average Bit Trans Near 0 0
Rate mit End
Transmitted.
The average
bit rate
transmitted
over a specific
interval in the
egress
direction,
based on Bytes
Sent.
cmEthernetAccPortStatsAPFD APFD AFP Priority- Receiv Near 0 0
tagged Frames e End
Dropped.
Priority-
tagged frames
dropped due
to AFP setting.
AFP Priority-
tagged Frames
Dropped.
Priority-
tagged frames
dropped due
to AFP setting.
cmEthernetAccPortStatsAUFD AUFD AFP Untagged Receiv Near 0 0
Frames e End
Dropped.
Untagged
frames
dropped due
to AFP setting.
cmEthernetAccPortStatsESBF ESBF EtherStats Receiv Near 0 0
Broadcast e End
Frames.

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statsEntry Description Mi 1 Day
ed Type on on
n.
cmEthernetAccPortStatsESBP ESBP EtherStats Receiv Near 0 0
Broadcast e End
Packets
Received. The
total number
of good
packets
received that
were directed
to the
broadcast
address. Note
that this does
not include
Multicast
packets.
cmEthernetAccPortStatsESBS ESBS EtherStats Trans Near 0 0
Bytes Sent. mit End

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statsEntry Description Mi 1 Day
ed Type on on
n.
cmEthernetAccPortStatsESC ESC EtherStats Receiv Near 0 0
Collisions. The e End
best estimate
of the total
number of
collisions on
this Ethernet
segment. The
value returned
will depend on
the location of
the RMON
probe. Section
8.2.1.3
(10BASE-5)
and section
10.3.1.3
(10BASE-2) of
IEEE standard
802.3 states
that a station
must detect a
collision, in the
receive mode,
if three or
more stations
are
transmitting
simultaneousl
y. A repeater
port must
detect a
collision when
two or more
stations are
transmitting
simultaneousl
y.

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statsEntry Description Mi 1 Day
ed Type on on
n.
cmEthernetAccPortStatsESCAE ESCAE EtherStats CRC Receiv Near 370 35572
(Cyclic e End 55 80
Redundancy
Check) Aligned
Errors. The
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 Frame
Check
Sequence
(FCS) with an
integral
number of
octets (FCS
Error) or a bad
FCS with a
non-integral
number of
octets
(Alignment
Error).

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statsEntry Description Mi 1 Day
ed Type on on
n.
cmEthernetAccPortStatsESDE ESDE EtherStats Receiv Near 370 35572
Drop Events. e End 55 80
The total
number of
events in
which packets
were dropped
due to lack of
resources.
Note that this
number is not
necessarily the
number of
packets
dropped; it is
just the
number of
times this
condition has
been detected.

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statsEntry Description Mi 1 Day
ed Type on on
n.
cmEthernetAccPortStatsESF ESF EtherStats Receiv Near 370 35572
Fragments. e End 55 80
The 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 Frame
Check
Sequence
(FCS) with an
integral
number of
octets (FCS
Error) or a bad
FCS with a
non-integral
number of
octets
(Alignment
Error). Note: It
is normal for
etherStatsFrag
ments to
increment as it
counts both
runts (which
are normal
occurrences
due to
collisions) and
noise hits.

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Table 12: Ethernet Access Port Monitored Types and Default TCA Settings
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statsEntry Description Mi 1 Day
ed Type on on
n.
cmEthernetAccPortStatsESFS ESFS EtherStats Trans Near 0 0
Frames Sent. mit End
The Frames
Sent in the
egress
direction.
cmEthernetAccPortStatsESJ ESJ EtherStats Receiv Near 0 0
Jabbers.The e End
Note: This jabber definition
total number
differs from the definition in
of packets
IEEE-802.3 section 8.2.1.5
received that
(10BASE5) and section 10.3.1.4
were longer
(10BASE2). These documents
than 1518
define jabber as the condition
octets
where any packet exceeds 20
(excluding
ms. The allowed range to detect
framing bits,
jabber is between 20 ms and
but including
150 ms.
FCS octets),
and had either
a bad Frame
Check
Sequence
(FCS) with an
integral
number of
octets (FCS
Error) or a bad
FCS with a
non-integral
number of
octets
(Alignment
Error).

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statsEntry Description Mi 1 Day
ed Type on on
n.
cmEthernetAccPortStatsESMF ESMF Etherstats Receiv Near 0 0
Multicast e End
Frames. The
Multicast
Frames Sent in
the egress
direction.
cmEthernetAccPortStatsESMP ESMP EtherStats Receiv Near 0 0
Multicast e End
Packets
Received.
EtherStats
Multicast
Packets
Received. The
total number
of good
packets
received that
were directed
to a Multicast
address. Note
that this
number does
not include
packets
directed to the
broadcast
address.

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statsEntry Description Mi 1 Day
ed Type on on
n.
cmEthernetAccPortStatsESO ESO EtherStats Receiv Near 0 0
Octets e End
Received. The
total number
of octets of
data (including
those in bad
packets)
received on
the network
(excluding
framing bits
but including
FCS octets).
cmEthernetAccPortStatsESOF ESOF EtherStats Trans Near 0 0
Oversize mit End
Frames. The
total number
of frames
transmitted
that were
oversized.
cmEthernetAccPortStatsESOP ESOP EtherStats Receiv Near 370 35572
Oversize e End 55 80
Packets. The
total number
of packets
received that
were longer
than 1518
octets
(excluding
framing bits,
but including
FCS octets)
and were
otherwise well
formed.

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Table 12: Ethernet Access Port Monitored Types and Default TCA Settings
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statsEntry Description Mi 1 Day
ed Type on on
n.
cmEthernetAccPortStatsESP ESP EtherStats Receiv Near 0 0
Packets e End
Received. The
total number
of packets
(including bad
packets,
broadcast
packets, and
Multicast
packets)
received.
cmEthernetAccPortStatsESP64 ESP64 EtherStats Receiv Near 0 0
Packets - 0 to e End
64 Octets
Frames. The
total number
of packets
(including bad
packets)
received that
were 64 octets
in length
(excluding
framing bits
but including
FCS octets).

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statsEntry Description Mi 1 Day
ed Type on on
n.
cmEthernetAccPortStatsESP65 ESP65 EtherStats Receiv Near 0 0
Packets - 65 to e End
127 Octets
Frames. The
total number
of packets
(including bad
packets)
received that
were between
65 and 127
octets in
length
inclusive
(excluding
framing bits
but including
FCS octets).
cmEthernetAccPortStatsESP128 ESP128 EtherStats Receiv Near 0 0
Packets - 128 e End
to 255 Octets
Frames. The
total number
of packets
(including bad
packets)
received that
were between
128 and 255
octets in
length
inclusive
(excluding
framing bits
but including
FCS octets).

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statsEntry Description Mi 1 Day
ed Type on on
n.
cmEthernetAccPortStatsESP256 ESP256 EtherStats Receiv Near 0 0
Packets - 256 e End
to 511 Octet
Packets. The
total number
of packets
(including bad
packets)
received that
were between
256 and 511
octets in
length
inclusive
(excluding
framing bits
but including
FCS octets).
cmEthernetAccPortStatsESP512 ESP512 EtherStats Receiv Near 0 0
Packets - 512 e End
to 1023 Octets
Frames. The
total number
of packets
(including bad
packets)
received that
were between
512 and 1023
octets in
length
inclusive
(excluding
framing bits
but including
FCS octets).

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statsEntry Description Mi 1 Day
ed Type on on
n.
cmEthernetAccPortStatsESP102 ESP1024 EtherStats Receiv Near 0 0
4 Packets - 1024 e End
to 1518 Octets
Frames. The
total number
of packets
(including bad
packets)
received that
were between
1024 and 1518
octets in
length
inclusive
(excluding
framing bits
but including
FCS octets).
cmEthernetAccPortStatsESP151 ESP1519 EtherStats Receiv Near 0 0
9 Packets - 1519 e End
to 1536 Octets
Frames. The
total number
of packets
(including bad
packets)
received that
were between
1519 and 1536
octets in
length
inclusive
(excluding
framing bits
but including
FCS octets).
cmEthernetAccPortStatsESUF ESUF EtherStats Trans Near 0 0
Unicast Frames mit End
sent.

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Table 12: Ethernet Access Port Monitored Types and Default TCA Settings
15
Monitor Directi Locati
statsEntry Description Mi 1 Day
ed Type on on
n.
cmEthernetAccPortStatsESUP ESUP EtherStats Receiv Near 370 35572
Undersize e End 55 80
Packets
received. The
total number
of packets
received that
were less than
64 octets long
(excluding
framing bits,
but including
FCS octets)
and were
otherwise well
formed.
cmEthernetAccPortStatsL2CPFD L2CPFD Layer 2 Control Receiv Near 0 0
Protocol e End
Frames
Discarded.
Number of
Layer 2 Control
Protocol
Frames
discarded on
the interface.
cmEthernetAccPortStatsL2CPFP L2CPFP Layer 2 Control Receiv Near 0 0
Protocol e End
Frames
Processed.
Number of
Layer 2 Control
Protocol
Frames
processed on
the interface.

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Table 12: Ethernet Access Port Monitored Types and Default TCA Settings
15
Monitor Directi Locati
statsEntry Description Mi 1 Day
ed Type on on
n.
cmEthernetAccPortStatsLBC LBC1 Laser Bias Receiv Near 0 0
Current e End
retrieved from
the SFP.
Applicable
only if the
media type is
Fiber.
cmEthernetAccPortStatsLES LES Line Errored Receiv Near 0 0
Seconds e End
detected.
Increments if a
False Carrier or
Errored
Symbol event
occurs since
the last 1
second poll.
cmEthernetAccPortStatsOPR OPR Optical Power Receiv Near -80 -80
{Supersc Receive. e End
ript} Received
Optical Power
(in dBm)
retrieved from
the SFP.
Applicable
only if the
media type is
Fiber.

1Valid only when the port is configured to use the fiber interfaces.
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Table 12: Ethernet Access Port Monitored Types and Default TCA Settings
15
Monitor Directi Locati
statsEntry Description Mi 1 Day
ed Type on on
n.
cmEthernetAccPortStatsOPT OPT Optical Power Receiv Near -80 -80
{Supersc Transmit. e End
ript} Transmit
Optical Power
(in dBm)
retrieved from
the SFP.
Applicable
only if the
media type is
Fiber.
cmEthernetAccPortThresholdVa OPR- Optical Power Receiv Near 4 4
rOprVariance VAR Received - e End
Variance.
Applicable
only if the
media type is
Fiber.
cmEthernetAccPortThresholdVa OPT-VAR Optical Power Receiv Near 4 4
rOptVariance Transmit - e End
Variance.
Applicable
only if the
media type is
Fiber.
cmEthernetAccPortStatsTemp TEMP Temperature None Near 0 0
{Supersc for the End
ript} physical layer
(expressed in
Celsius).
Applicable
only if the
media type is
Fiber.

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Table 12: Ethernet Access Port Monitored Types and Default TCA Settings
15
Monitor Directi Locati
statsEntry Description Mi 1 Day
ed Type on on
n.
cmEthernetAccPortStatsTemp TEMP Temperature None Near 0 0
{Supersc for the End
ript} physical layer
(expressed in
Celsius).
Applicable
only if the
media type is
Fiber.
cmEthernetAccPortStatsUAS UAS1 Unavailable Receiv Near 0 0
Seconds. Used e End
by
Network/Servi
ce
Management
Systems to
compute port-
based service
un-availability.
Counted if one
or more of
following
exists in that
second:
• Link down
• link deactivated
(triggered by
LLF)
• SFP faults

1Any second that is deemed UAS for the port will also be UAS for all the EVCs on that port.
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PTP Flow Point Monitored

Types
Refer to the following table for Network/Access port PTP Flow Point Threshold Crossing
Alerts (TCAs) and their associated default settings. Also see Ethernet port PTP Flow Point
stats definitions in f3PtpMIB.

Table 13: Ethernet Port PTP Flow Point Monitored Types and Default TCA Settings
15 1
Monitored Descripti Directi Locati
SNMP statsEntry Mi Da
Type on on on
n. y
f3PtpAcc ANNOUNCESR Number Receiv Near 0 0
1PortFlowPointStatsAnnouncesRx X of PTP e End
Announc
e
message
s
received
on the
PTP Flow
Point.

1The “Acc” in all the SNMP StatsEntries should be replaced by “Net” for Network Port PTP
Flow Point Monitor Types.
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Table 13: Ethernet Port PTP Flow Point Monitored Types and Default TCA Settings
15 1
Monitored Descripti Directi Locati
SNMP statsEntry Mi Da
Type on on on
n. y
f3PtpAccPortFlowPointStatsAnnoun ANNOUNCEST Number Trans Near 0 0
cesTx X of mit End
Announc
e
Message
s
transmitt
ed on the
PTP Flow
Point.
This
object is
applicabl
e for
transpare
nt clocks.
f3PtpAccPortFlowPointStatsDelayRe DELAYREQSRX Number Receiv Near 0 0
qsRx of Delay e End
Request
Message
s
received
on the
PTP Flow
Point.
f3PtpAccPortFlowPointStatsDelayRe DELAYREQSTX Number Trans Near 0 0
qsTx of Delay mit End
Request
Message
s
transmitt
ed on the
PTP Flow
Point.

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Table 13: Ethernet Port PTP Flow Point Monitored Types and Default TCA Settings
15 1
Monitored Descripti Directi Locati
SNMP statsEntry Mi Da
Type on on on
n. y
f3PtpAccPortFlowPointStatsDelayRs DELAYRSPSRX Number Receiv Near 0 0
psRx of Delay e End
Response
Message
s
received
on the
PTP Flow
Point.
f3PtpAccPortFlowPointStatsDelayRs DELAYRSPSTX Number Trans Near 0 0
psTx of Delay mit End
Response
Message
s
transmitt
ed on the
PTP Flow
Point.
f3PtpAccPortFlowPointStatsFollowu FOLLOWUPSRX Number Receiv Near 0 0
psRx of Follow e End
up
Message
s
received
on the
PTP Flow
Point.
f3PtpAccPortFlowPointStatsFollowu FOLLOWUPSTX Number Trans Near 0 0
psTx of Follow mit End
up
Message
s
transmitt
ed on the
PTP Flow
Point.

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Table 13: Ethernet Port PTP Flow Point Monitored Types and Default TCA Settings
15 1
Monitored Descripti Directi Locati
SNMP statsEntry Mi Da
Type on on on
n. y
f3PtpAccPortFlowPointStatsMgmtFr MGMTFRAMES Number Receiv Near 0 0
amesRx RX of PTP e End
Manage
ment
Frames
received
on the
PTP Flow
Point.
f3PtpAccPortFlowPointStatsMgmtFr MGMTFRAMES Number Trans Near 0 0
amesTx TX of PTP mit End
Manage
ment
Frames
Message
s
transmitt
ed on the
PTP Flow
Point.
f3PtpAccPortFlowPointStatsPDelay PDELAYREQSRX Number Receiv Near 0 0
ReqsRx of Peer e End
Delay
Request
Message
s
received
on the
PTP Flow
Point.

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Table 13: Ethernet Port PTP Flow Point Monitored Types and Default TCA Settings
15 1
Monitored Descripti Directi Locati
SNMP statsEntry Mi Da
Type on on on
n. y
f3PtpAccPortFlowPointStatsPDelay PDELAYREQSTX Number Trans Near 0 0
ReqsTx of Peer mit End
Delay
Request
Message
s
transmitt
ed on the
PTP Flow
Point.
f3PtpAccPortFlowPointStatsPDelay PDELAYRSPSRX Number Receiv Near 0 0
RspsRx of Peer e End
Delay
Response
Message
s
received
on the
PTP Flow
Point.
f3PtpAccPortFlowPointStatsPDelay PDELAYRSPSTX Number Trans Near 0 0
RspsTx of Peer mit End
Delay
Response
Message
s
transmitt
ed on the
PTP Flow
Point

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Table 13: Ethernet Port PTP Flow Point Monitored Types and Default TCA Settings
15 1
Monitored Descripti Directi Locati
SNMP statsEntry Mi Da
Type on on on
n. y
f3PtpAccPortFlowPointStatsPDelay PDELAYRSPFOL Number Receiv Near 0 0
RspFollowupsRx UPSRX of Peer e End
Delay
Response
Followup
Message
s
received
on the
PTP Flow
Point.
f3PtpAccPortFlowPointStatsPDelay PDELAYRSPFOL Number Trans Near 0 0
RspFollowupsTx UPSTX of Peer mit End
Delay
Response
Followup
Message
s
transmitt
ed on the
PTP Flow
Point.
f3PtpAccPortFlowPointStatsPtpUnk PTPUNKNOWN Number Receiv Near 0 0
nownsRx SRX of e End
Unknown
PTP
Message
s
received
on the
PTP Flow
Point.

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Table 13: Ethernet Port PTP Flow Point Monitored Types and Default TCA Settings
15 1
Monitored Descripti Directi Locati
SNMP statsEntry Mi Da
Type on on on
n. y
f3PtpAccPortFlowPointStatsPtpUnk PTPUNKNOWN Number Trans Near 0 0
nownsTx STX of mit End
Unknown
PTP
Message
s
transmitt
ed on the
PTP Flow
Point.
f3PtpAccPortFlowPointStatsSignalin SIGNALINGRX Number Receiv Near 0 0
gRx of PTP e End
Signaling
Message
s
received
on the
PTP Flow
Point.
f3PtpAccPortFlowPointStatsSignalin SIGNALINGTX Number Trans Near 0 0
gTx of PTP mit End
Signaling
Message
s
transmitt
ed on the
PTP Flow
Point.
f3PtpAccPortFlowPointStatsSyncsRx SYNCSRX Number Receiv Near 0 0
of PTP e End
Sync
Message
Received
on the
PTP Flow
Point.

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Table 13: Ethernet Port PTP Flow Point Monitored Types and Default TCA Settings
15 1
Monitored Descripti Directi Locati
SNMP statsEntry Mi Da
Type on on on
n. y
f3PtpAccPortFlowPointStatsSyncsTx SYNCSTX Number Trans Near 0 0
of PTP mit End
Sync
Message
Transmitt
ed on the
PTP Flow
Point.

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PTP MCI Monitored Types

Refer to the following table for Master Clock Interface (MCI) Threshold Crossing Alerts
(TCAs) and their associated default settings. Also see MCI stats definitions in f3PtpMIB.

Table 14: Master Clock Interface Monitored Types and Default TCA Settings
15 1
Definiti Directi Locati
Monitored Type SNMP statsEntry Mi Da
on on on
n. y
MC_PTPDISCARDS f3PtpMCIStatsPtpDiscards PTP Receive Near
Messag End
e
Discards
MC_ f3PtpMCIStatsAnnounceDenie Announ Receive Near
ANNOUNCEDENEVT dEvents ce End
S Service
Denied
Events
MC_SYNCDENEVTS f3PtpMCIStatsSyncDeniedEve Sync Receive Near
nts Service End
Denied
Events
MC_ f3PtpMCIStatsDelayRspDenie Delay Receive Near
DELAYRESPDENEVTS dEvents Respon End
se
Service
Denied
Events
MC_ f3PtpMCIStatsAnnounceCance Announ Receive Near
ANNCANCELEVTS lledEvents ce End
Service
Cancele
d Events
MC_ f3PtpMCIStatsSyncCancelledE Sync Receive Near
SYNCCANCELLEVTS vents Service End
Cancele
d Events

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Table 14: Master Clock Interface Monitored Types and Default TCA Settings
15 1
Definiti Directi Locati
Monitored Type SNMP statsEntry Mi Da
on on on
n. y
MC_ f3PtpMCIStatsDelayRspCancel Delay Receive Near
DELAYRESPCANCELE ledEvents Respon End
VTS se
Service
Cancele
d Events
MC_ f3PtpMCIStatsDynamicSlavesL Dynami Receive Near
DYNSLAVESLEARNC earnt c Slaves End
OUNTS Learned
Count
MC_ f3PtpMCIStatsDynamicSlaves Dynami Receive Near
DYNSLAVESDROPPE Dropped c Slaves End
D Service
Droppe
d

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Telecom Slave Monitored

Types
Refer to the following table for Telecom Slave (TS) Threshold Crossing Alerts (TCAs) and
their associated default settings. Also see Telecom Slave stats definitions in f3PtpMIB.

Table 15: Telecom Slave Monitored Types and Default TCA Settings
Monitored 15 1
statsEntry Definition Direction Location
Type Min. Day
f3PtpTSStatsTotalTimeCR TOTALTIMECR5 Total Time Receive Near End 0 0
5 Clock
Recovery
Score in
seconds is
5.
f3PtpTSStatsTotalTimeCR TOTALTIMECR4 Total Time Receive Near End 0 0
4 Clock
Recovery
Score in
seconds is
4.
f3PtpTSStatsTotalTimeCR TOTALTIMECR3 Total Time Receive Near End 0 0
3 Clock
Recovery
Score in
seconds is
3.
f3PtpTSStatsTotalTimePR TOTALTIMEPR5 Total Time Receive Near End 0 0
5 Phase
Recovery
Score in
seconds is
5.

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Table 15: Telecom Slave Monitored Types and Default TCA Settings
Monitored 15 1
statsEntry Definition Direction Location
Type Min. Day
f3PtpTSStatsTotalTimePR TOTALTIMEPR4 Total Time Receive Near End 0 0
4 Phase
Recovery
Score in
seconds is
4.
f3PtpTSStatsTotalTimePR TOTALTIMEPR3 Total Time Receive Near End 0 0
3 Phase
Recovery
Score in
seconds is
3.

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Slave Only Ordinary Clock

Monitored Types
Refer to the following table for Slave Only Ordinary Clock (SOOC) Threshold Crossing Alerts
(TCAs) and their associated default settings. Also see SOOC stats definitions in f3PtpMIB.

Table 16: SOOC Monitored Types and Default TCA Settings

15 1
Definitio Directi Locati
statsEntry Monitored Type Mi Da
n on on
n. y
f3PtpSOOCStatsMgmtMsgsDisc PTPMGMTMSGSD The Receiv Near 0 0
arded number e End
of PTP
manage
ment
messages
discarded
at the
SOOC.
f3PtpSOOCStatsInvalidMsgLen PTPINVMSGLEND The Receiv Near 0 0
Discards number e End
of
messages
discarded
due to
invalid
message
length at
the
SOOC.

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Table 16: SOOC Monitored Types and Default TCA Settings

15 1
Definitio Directi Locati
statsEntry Monitored Type Mi Da
n on on
n. y
f3PtpSOOCStatsUnknownMaste PTPUNKMASTERD The Receiv Near 0 0
rDiscards number e End
of
messages
discard
due to
unknown
Master at
the
SOOC.
f3PtpSOOCStatsUnknownDoma PTPUNKDOMAIND The Receiv Near 0 0
inDiscards number e End
of
messages
discard
due to
unknown
domain
at the
SOOC.
f3PtpSOOCStatsMulticastAnno PTPMULTIANNOU The Receiv Near 0 0
unceDiscards NCED number e End
of multi-
cast
Announc
e
message
discards
at the
SOOC.

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Table 16: SOOC Monitored Types and Default TCA Settings

15 1
Definitio Directi Locati
statsEntry Monitored Type Mi Da
n on on
n. y
f3PtpSOOCStatsOutOfSeqAnno PTPOOSANNOUN The Receiv Near 0 0
unceMsgs CES number e End
of out-of-
sequence
Announc
e
message
discards
at the
SOOC.
f3PtpSOOCStatsMulticastSyncD PTPMULTISYNCD The Receiv Near 0 0
iscards number e End
of Multi-
cast Sync
discards
at the
SOOC.
f3PtpSOOCStatsTwoStepSyncDi PTPTWOSTEPSYN The Receiv Near 0 0
scards CD number e End
of Two
Step Sync
discards
at the
SOOC.
f3PtpSOOCStatsFollowupDiscar PTPFOLLOWUPSD The Receiv Near 0 0
ds number e End
of Follow
up
discards
at the
SOOC.
f3PtpSOOCStatsDelayReqDiscar PTPDELAYREQSD The Receiv Near 0 0
ds number e End
of Delay
Request
discards
at the
SOOC.

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Table 16: SOOC Monitored Types and Default TCA Settings

15 1
Definitio Directi Locati
statsEntry Monitored Type Mi Da
n on on
n. y
f3PtpSOOCStatsPDelayReqDisc PTPPDELAYREQSD The Receiv Near 0 0
ards number e End
of P-
Delay
Request
discards
at the
SOOC.
f3PtpSOOCStatsPDelayRspDisc PTPPDELAYRSPSD The Receiv Near 0 0
ards number e End
of P-
Delay
Response
discards
at the
SOOC.
f3PtpSOOCStatsPDelayFollowu PTPPDELAYFOLLO The Receiv Near 0 0
pDiscards WUPSD number e End
of P-
Delay
Follow up
discards
at the
SOOC.
f3PtpSOOCStatsInvalidTLVLenD PTPINVTLVLENSD The Receiv Near 0 0
iscards number e End
of
discards
due to
invalid
TLV
Length at
the
SOOC.

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Table 16: SOOC Monitored Types and Default TCA Settings

15 1
Definitio Directi Locati
statsEntry Monitored Type Mi Da
n on on
n. y
f3PtpSOOCStatsInvalidTLVType PTPINVTLVTYPESD The Receiv Near 0 0
Discards number e End
of
discards
due to
invalid
TLV type
at the
SOOC.
f3PtpSOOCStatsAvgSyncPathD AVGSYNCPD The Receiv Near 0 0
elay average e End
mean
path
delay of
Sync
messages
at the
SOOC.
f3PtpSOOCStatsMinSyncPathD MINSYNCPD The Receiv Near 0 0
elay minimum e End
mean
path
delay of
Sync
messages
at the
SOOC
f3PtpSOOCStatsMaxSyncPathD MAXSYNCPD The Receiv Near 0 0
elay maximum e End
mean
path
delay of
Sync
messages
at the
SOOC.

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Table 16: SOOC Monitored Types and Default TCA Settings

15 1
Definitio Directi Locati
statsEntry Monitored Type Mi Da
n on on
n. y
f3PtpSOOCStatsAvgSyncPDV AVGSYNCPDV The Receiv Near 0 0
average e End
Sync
message
packet
delay
variation
at the
SOOC.
f3PtpSOOCStatsMinSyncPDV MINSYNCPDV The Receiv Near 0 0
minimum e End
Sync
message
path
delay
variation
at the
SOOC.
f3PtpSOOCStatsMaxSyncPDV MAXSYNCPDV The Receiv Near 0 0
maximum e End
Sync
message
path
delay
variation
at the
SOOC.
f3PtpSOOCStatsAvgMeanPathD AVGMEANPATHD The Receiv Near 0 0
elay ELAY average e End
mean
path
delay at
the
SOOC.

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Table 16: SOOC Monitored Types and Default TCA Settings

15 1
Definitio Directi Locati
statsEntry Monitored Type Mi Da
n on on
n. y
f3PtpSOOCStatsMinMeanPathD MINMEANPATHD The Receiv Near 0 0
elay ELAY minimum e End
mean
path
delay at
the
SOOC.
f3PtpSOOCStatsMaxMeanPath MAXMEANPATHD The Receiv Near 0 0
Delay ELAY maximum e End
mean
path
delay at
the
SOOC.
f3PtpSOOCStatsAvgOffsetFrom AVGOFM Average Receiv Near 0 0
Master Offset e End
from
Master.
f3PtpSOOCStatsMinOffsetFrom MINOFM Minimum Receiv Near 0 0
Master Offset e End
from
Master.
f3PtpSOOCStatsMaxOffsetFrom MAXOFM Maximu Receiv Near 0 0
Master m Offset e End
from
Master.

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PTP Port Monitored Types

Refer to the following table for PTP Network Probe Threshold Crossing Alerts (TCAs) and
their associated default settings. The following PTP Port stats and definitions are accessed
via the f3PtpJMIB when PTP software licensing is enabled and a PTP Port is created.
PTP Port Monitored Types and Default TCA Settings

15 1
Definiti Directi Locati
statsEntry Monitored Type Mi Da
on on on
n. y
f3PtpPTPPortStatsAVGANNOUN AVGANNOUNCER PTP Receive Near 0 0
CERATE ATE Port End
Average
Announ
ce Rate
f3PtpPTPPortStatsAVGSYNCRAT AVGSYNCRATE PTP Receive Near 0 0
E Port End
Average
Sync
Rate
f3PtpPTPPortStatsAVGDELAYRE AVGDELAYREQRA PTP Receive Near 0 0
QRATE TE Port End
Average
Delay
Req
Rate
f3PtpPTPPortStatsAVGDELAYRE AVGDELAYRESPRA PTP Receive Near 0 0
SPRATE TE Port End
Average
Delay
Resp
Rate
f3PtpPTPPortStatsPTPUNKDOM PTPUNKDOMAIND PTP Receive Near 0 0
AIND Port End
Mismat
ch
Domain
Discard
s

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15 1
Definiti Directi Locati
statsEntry Monitored Type Mi Da
on on on
n. y
f3PtpPTPPortStatsMSGWRONG MSGWRONGTYPE PTP Receive Near 0 0
TYPEDSCRD DSCRD Port End
Messag
e
Wrong
Type
Discard
s
f3PtpPTPPortStatsPTPINVMSGL PTPINVMSGLEND PTP Receive Near 0 0
END Port End
Messag
es
Wrong
Length
Discard
s
f3PtpPTPPortStatsMINOFM MINOFM PTP Receive Near 0 0
Port End
Min
Offset
From
Master
f3PtpPTPPortStatsMAXOFM MAXOFM PTP Receive Near 0 0
Port End
Max
Offset
From
Master
f3PtpPTPPortStatsAVGOFM AVGOFM PTP Receive Near 0 0
Port End
Average
Offset
From
Master

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15 1
Definiti Directi Locati
statsEntry Monitored Type Mi Da
on on on
n. y
f3PtpPTPPortStatsMINSYNCPD MINSYNCPD PTP Receive Near 0 0
Port End
Min
Sync
Path
Delay
f3PtpPTPPortStatsMAXSYNCPD MAXSYNCPD PTP Receive Near 0 0
Port End
Max
Sync
Path
Delay
f3PtpPTPPortStatsAVGSYNCPD AVGSYNCPD PTP Receive Near 0 0
Port End
Average
Sync
Path
Delay
f3PtpPTPPortStatsAVGDELAY_ AVGDELAY_ PTP Receive Near 0 0
RESPPD RESPPD Port End
Average
Delay
Resp
Path
Delay
f3PtpPTPPortStatsMAXDELAY_ MAXDELAY_ PTP Receive Near 0 0
RESPPD RESPPD Port End
Max
Delay
Resp
Path
Delay
f3PtpPTPPortStatsMINDELAY_ MINDELAY_ PTP Receive Near 0 0
RESPPD RESPPD Port End
Min
Delay
Resp
Path
Delay

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15 1
Definiti Directi Locati
statsEntry Monitored Type Mi Da
on on on
n. y
f3PtpPTPPortStatsMINMEANPA MINMEANPATHDE PTP Receive Near 0 0
THDELAY LAY Port End
Min
Mean
Path
Delay
f3PtpPTPPortStatsMAXMEANPA MAXMEANPATHD PTP Receive Near 0 0
THDELAY ELAY Port End
Max
Mean
Path
Delay
f3PtpPTPPortStatsAVGMEANPA AVGMEANPATHD PTP Receive Near 0 0
THDELAY ELAY Port End
Average
Mean
Path
Delay

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PTP Network Probe

Monitored Types
Refer to the following table for PTP Network Probe Threshold Crossing Alerts (TCAs) and
their associated default settings. The following PTP Network Probe stats and definitions are
accessed via the f3SyncJMIB (SyncJack application) when PTP software licensing is enabled
and a PTP Network Probe is created.

Table 17: PTP Network Probe Monitored Types and Default TCA Settings
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statsEntry Monitored Type Definition Mi Da
n n
n. y
f3SyncJPTPNetworkProbe AVGMEANPATHDE Average Receive Near 0 0
StatsAvgMeanPathDelay LAY Mean Path End
Delay in
nanosecon
ds
computed
at the PTP
Network
Probe.
f3SyncJPTPNetworkProbe MINMEANPATHDE Minimum Receive Near 0 0
StatsMinMeanPathDelay LAY Mean Path End
Delay in
nanosecon
ds
computed
at the PTP
Network
Probe.

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statsEntry Monitored Type Definition Mi Da
n n
n. y
f3SyncJPTPNetworkProbe MAXMEANPATHDE Maximum Receive Near 0 0
Stats MaxMeanPathDelay LAY Mean Path End
Delay in
nanosecon
ds
computed
at the PTP
Network
Probe.
f3SyncJPTPNetworkProbe AVGSYNCPDV Average Receive Near 0 0
StatsAvgSyncPathDelay Path Delay End
in
nanosecon
ds of Sync
messages
computed
at the PTP
Network
Probe.
f3SyncJPTPNetworkProbe MINSYNCPDV Minimum Receive Near 0 0
StatsMinSyncPathDelay Path Delay End
in
nanosecon
ds of Sync
messages
computed
at the PTP
Network
Probe.
f3SyncJPTPNetworkProbe MAXSYNCPDV Maximum Receive Near 0 0
StatsMaxSyncPathDelay Path Delay End
in
nanosecon
ds of Sync
messages
computed
at the PTP
Network
Probe.

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statsEntry Monitored Type Definition Mi Da
n n
n. y
f3SyncJPTPNetwork MINRPDVFWD Minimum Receive Near 0 0
ProbeStatsMinRPDVFwd Residual End
PDV in the
forward
direction.
f3SyncJPTPNetwork AVGRESPDVFWD Average Receive Near 0 0
ProbeStatsAvgResPDVFw Residual End
d Packet
Delay
Variation in
nanosecon
ds in the
forward
direction.
f3SyncJPTPNetwork RESPDVFWDLOW Total Receive Near 0 0
ProbeStatsResPDVFwdLo number of End
w Low Range
Residual
Packet
Delay
Variation
results in
the forward
direction.
f3SyncJPTPNetworkProbe RESPDVFWDMEDI Total Receive Near 0 0
StatsResPDVFwdMedium UM number of End
Medium
Range
Residual
Packet
Delay
Variation
results in
the forward
direction.

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statsEntry Monitored Type Definition Mi Da
n n
n. y
f3SyncJPTPNetwork RESPDVFWDHIGH Total Receive Near 0 0
ProbeStatsResPDVFwdHi number of End
gh High
Range
Residual
Packet
Delay
Variation
results in
the forward
direction.
f3SyncJPTPNetwork RESPDVFWDTOTAL Total Receive Near 0 0
ProbeStatsResPDVFwdTo number of End
tal Residual
Packet
Delay
Variation
results in
the forward
direction.
f3SyncJPTPNetwork MINRPDVREV Minimum Receive Near 0 0
ProbeStatsMinRPDVRev Residual End
PDV in the
reverse
direction.
f3SyncJPTPNetwork AVGRESPDVREV Average Receive Near 0 0
ProbeStatsAvgResPDVRe Residual End
v Packet
Delay
Variation in
nanosecon
ds in the
reverse
direction.

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statsEntry Monitored Type Definition Mi Da
n n
n. y
f3SyncJPTPNetwork RESPDVREVLOW Total Receive Near 0 0
ProbeStatsResPDVRevLo number of End
w Low Range
Residual
Packet
Delay
Variation
results in
the reverse
direction.
f3SyncJPTPNetworkProbe RESPDVREVMEDIU Total Receive Near 0 0
StatsResPDVRevMedium M number of End
Medium
Range
Residual
Packet
Delay
Variation
results in
the reverse
direction.
f3SyncJPTPNetwork RESPDVREVHIGH Total Receive Near 0 0
ProbeStatsResPDVRevHi number of End
gh High
Range
Residual
Packet
Delay
Variation
results in
the reverse
direction.

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Table 17: PTP Network Probe Monitored Types and Default TCA Settings
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statsEntry Monitored Type Definition Mi Da
n n
n. y
f3SyncJPTPNetwork RESPDVREVTOTAL Total Receive Near 0 0
ProbeStatsResPDVRevTot number of End
al Residual
Packet
Delay
Variation
results in
the reverse
direction.
f3SyncJPTPNetwork FWDSCORE5 Total time Receive Near 0 0
ProbeStatsFwdScore5 the End
network
usability
score is 5 in
the forward
direction.
f3SyncJPTPNetwork FWDSCORE4 Total time Receive Near 0 0
ProbeStatsFwdScore4 the End
network
usability
score is 4 in
the forward
direction.
f3SyncJPTPNetwork SFWDSCORE3 Total time Receive Near 0 0
ProbeStatsFwdScore3 the End
network
usability
score is 3 in
the forward
direction.
f3SyncJPTPNetwork REVSCORE5 Total time Receive Near 0 0
ProbeStatsRevScore5 the End
network
usability
score is 5 in
the reverse
direction.

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statsEntry Monitored Type Definition Mi Da
n n
n. y
f3SyncJPTPNetwork REVSCORE4 Total time Receive Near 0 0
ProbeStatsRevScore4 the End
network
usability
score is 4 in
the reverse
direction.
f3SyncJPTPNetwork REVSCORE3 Total time Receive Near 0 0
ProbeStatsRevScore3 the End
network
usability
score is 3 in
the reverse
direction.
f3SyncJPTPNetwork SYNCSRX Number of Receive Near 0 0
ProbeStatsSyncMsgsRx PTP Sync End
messages
received at
the PTP
Network
Probe.
f3SyncJPTPNetwork LOSTSYNCMSGS Number of Receive Near 0 0
ProbeStatsLostSyncMsgs PTP Sync End
messages
counted as
lost at the
PTP
Network
Probe.
f3Sf3SyncJPTPNetworkPr DELAYRSPSRX Number of Receive Near 0 0
obe PTP Delay End
StatsDelayRspMsgsRx Response
messages
received at
the PTP
Network
Probe.

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Table 17: PTP Network Probe Monitored Types and Default TCA Settings
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statsEntry Monitored Type Definition Mi Da
n n
n. y
f3SyncJPTPNetworkProbe LOSTDELAYRSPMS Number of Receive Near 0 0
StatsLostDelayRspMsgs GS PTP Delay End
Response
messages
counted as
lost at the
PTP
Network
Probe.

MIB OID Hierarchy and

Object Definitions
This figure illustrate the MIB object ID hierarchy.

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Figure 1: MIB OID Hierarchy

MIB Functions
This table provides the OSA 5422 MIB hierarchy descriptions and references to MIB details.
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MIB Sub-Tree Description
cmSystemMIB (2), cmErrorInfoObjects (1) This provides detailed
cmSystemObjects (1) information on the last SNMP
SET operation failure on the
enterprise MIBs.
cmCliObjects (2) User specified command
prompt prefix used by the CLI
at the system level.
cmAccessProtocols (3) System access protocol
support.
cmSystemMIB (2), l System Security Banner: System security banner,
scmSysSecObjects (4), Management Access Control
cmSystemObjects (1)
securityBanner (1) List (ACL), IPv4 Traffic ACL,
(con't) and IPv6 Traffic ACL support.
l Management ACL:
cmSysSecObjects (4), aclTable
(2), aclEntry(1), for entries 1-100
in the aclEntryIndex.
l IPv4 Traffic ACL:
cmSysSecObjects (4), aclTable
(2), aclEntry(1), for entries 101-
200 in the aclEntryIndex.
l IPv6 Traffic ACL:
cmSysSecObjects (4), aclTable
(2), aclEntry(1), for entries 201-
300 in the aclEntryIndex.

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MIB Sub-Tree Description
cmSystemMIB (2), cmSysModeObjects (5) Settings related to the
System configuration, such as
cmSystemObjects (1)
the System Network Time
(con't) Protocol (NTP), Auto
Provisioning Mode support,
System Time of Day source,
and the log server time
stamp format (see
cmSysModeObjects Details).
cmDatabaseObjects (6) Database support.
cmSoftwareObjects (7) Software upgrade support.
cmFileServicesObjects (8) File transfer support.
l SysLog Server: ccmLogObjects SysLog Server, security log,
(9), cmSysLogObjects (1), audit log, and alarm log
sysLogServerTable (1), support.
sysLogServerEntry (1)
l Security Log: cmLogObjects
(9), cmSecLogObjects (2)
l Audit log: cmLogObjects (9),
cmAuditLogObjects (3)
l Alarm Log: cmLogObjects (9),
cmAlarmLogObjects (4)
cmTimeObjects (10) NTP client support.
cmSnmpObjects (11) SNMP Dying Gasp support
cmResetCauseObjects (12) Provides the System Last
Reset Type., System Last
Reset Cause Type and the
timestamp of the most recent
abnormal reset.
f3ConfigFileObjects (14) Objects related to
configuration file.
cmFeatureManagementObjects This table allows ability to
(15) manage enabling/disabling
system features.

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MIB Sub-Tree Description
cmSystemMIB (2), cmStateChangeTrap The State Change
cmSystemNotifications Notification per Interface sent
(2) by the agent. The actual
attribute value is sent by the
agent in the form of a varbind
list, as additional objects, as
per SMIv2 (RFC2578, Section
8.1).
cmSystemMIB (2), cmAttributeValueChangeTrap The Attribute Value Change
cmSystemNotification Notification sent by the
s (2) agent. The actual attribute
(con't) value is sent by the agent in
the form of a varbind list, as
additional objects, as per
SMIv2 (RFC2578, Section 8.1).
cmObjectCreationTrap The Object Creation
Notification sent by the
agent. The index value of the
SNMP Row that is created is
sent by the agent in the form
of a varbind list, as additional
objects, as per SMIv2
(RFC2578, Section 8.1).
cmObjectDeletionTrap The Object Deletion
Notification sent by the
agent. The index value of the
SNMP Row that is deleted is
sent by the agent in the form
of a varbind list, as per SMIv2
(RFC2578, Section 8.1).
cmSnmpDyingGaspTrap The Dying Gasp SNMP trap
sent by the agent.

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MIB Sub-Tree Description
cmEntityMIB (3), networkElementTable (1), Entries can be auto
cmEntityObjects (1) networkElementEntry (1) discovered, or explicitly
created by the SNMP
Manager. Each remotely
discovered shelf is
represented as a row in this
table.
shelfTable (2), shelfEntry (1) Contains information on shelf
within the Network Element.
In the case of OSA 5422,
there is a single shelf for each
Network Element.
slotTable(3), slotEntry(1) A conceptual row in the
slotTable.
f3UsbHostTable (24), Contains information on USB
f3UsbHostEntry (1) host.
psuTable(4).psuEntry(1) A conceptual row in the
psuTable.
cmEntityMIB (3), scuTable(6).scuEntry(1) A conceptual row in the
cmEntityObjects (1) scuTable.
ethernetNTEOSA5420CardTable Contains information on
(con't)
(63), Ethernet NTE OSA5420 Card.
ethernetNTEOSA5420CardEntry(1) These are supported on the
FSP150CC OSA5420 product.
ethernetNTEOSA5421CardTable Contains information on
(64), Ethernet NTE OSA5421 Card.
ethernetNTEOSA5421CardEntry(1) These are supported on the
FSP150CC OSA5421 product.
bits16PortCardTable(66), A conceptual row in the
bits16PortCardEntry(1) bits16PortCardTable.

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MIB Sub-Tree Description
cmFacilityMIB (4), cmEthernetAccPortTable (1), A list of entries
cmFacilityObjects (1) cmEthernetAccPortEntry (1) corresponding to Ethernet
Access Port Facilities for
configuration purposes.
cmEthernetMgmtPortTable (9), A list of entries
cmEthernetMgmtPortEntry (1) corresponding to Ethernet
Management Port Facilities
for configuration purposes.
cmFacilityMIB (4), bitsPortTable (16), bitsPortEntry (1) A list of entries
cmFacilityObjects (1) corresponding to BITS Port
(con't) Facilities for configuration
purposes.
ieee1588EthernetPortTable (17), A list of entries
ieee1588EthernetPortEntry (1) corresponding to IEEE
Ethernet Port Facilities for
configuration purposes.
gps10MHzPortTable (18), A list of entries
gps10MHzPortEntry (1) corresponding to GPS 10MHz
Facilities for configuration
purposes.
f3Usb3GDCNPortTable (46), 3G DCN Port table. The table
f3Usb3GDCNPortEntry (1) contains parameters of 3G
USB modem.
f3PulsePerSecondPortTable (53), A list of entries
f3PulsePerSecondPortEntry (1) corresponding to Pulse Per
Second Port Facilities.
f3TimeOfDayPortTable (55), A list of entries
f3TimeOfDayPortEntry (1) corresponding to Time Of
Day Port Facilities.
f3GPSReceiverPortTable (57), A list of entries
f3GPSReceiverPortEntry (1) corresponding to the GPS
Receiver Port Facilities.
bits8PortGroupTable(78), A conceptual row in the
bits8PortGroupEntry(1), bits8PortGroupTable.
bits8PortGroupClkIfEnabledPorts

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MIB Sub-Tree Description
cmPerformanceMIB cmEthernetAccPortStatsTable (1), A collection of Ethernet
(5), cmPerfObjects (1) cmEthernetAccPortStatsEntry (1) Access Port related statistics.
These reflect the current data.
cmEthernetAccPortHistoryTable (2), A collection of Ethernet
cmEthernetAccPortHistoryEntry (1) Access Port related statistics.
These reflect the history data.
cmEthernetAccPortThresholdTable A table of entries that allow
(3), manageability of Ethernet
cmEthernetAccPortThresholdEntry Access Port Thresholds.
(1)
cmEthernetAccPortThresholdVarTa A table of entries that allow
ble (4), manageability of Ethernet
cmEthernetAccPortThresholdVarEn Access Port Threshold
try (1) variances.
cmPerformanceMIB cmEthernetAccPortThresholdCross Notification to deliver
(5), ingAlert information related to
cmPerfNotifications (2) threshold crossing alerts on
Ethernet Ports.

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MIB Sub-Tree Description
cmAlarmMIB (6), cmAlarmScalars (1) Snapshot of alarm last
alarmObjects (1) change and index.
cmSysAlmTable (2), cmSysAlmEntry A list of entries
(1) corresponding to the
standing conditions that exist
at the system level.
cmSysCondTable (3), A list of entries
cmSysCondEntry (1) corresponding to the
standing conditions that exist
at the system level.
cmNetworkElementAlmTable (4), A list of entries
cmNetworkElementAlmEntry (1) corresponding to the
standing conditions that exist
at the system level.
cmNetworkElementCondTable (5), A list of entries
cmNetworkElementCondEntry (1) corresponding to the
standing conditions that exist
at the system level.
cmAlarmSeverityAssignmentTable A list of configurable alarm
(6), severity assignment entries
cmAlarmSeverityAssignmentEntry for Enterprise MIB Alarm
(1) Conditions.
cmAlarmMIB (6), cmSysAlmTrap This trap is sent each time an
alarmNotifications (2) alarm condition is raised and
cleared.
cmNetworkElementAlmTrap This trap is sent each time an
alarm condition is raised and
cleared.
cmSysEvent This trap is sent each time an
event condition is raised and
cleared. Standing conditions/
transient conditions are
reported using this
notification.

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MIB Sub-Tree Description
cmTopologyMIB (9), cmTopologyRegionId (1) User specified name of the
cmTopologyObjects topology region.
(1) cmTopologyRegionDescr (2) Description of the topology
region.
cmTopologyRegionLastUpdateTim Time when the topology
e (3) region was last updated.
cmTopologyMIB (9), cmTopologyItemTable (4), A list of entries
cmTopologyObjects cmTopologyItemEntry (1) corresponding to the
(1) topology items. Entries
cannot be created in this
(con't)
table by management
application action.
cmTopologyLinkTable (5), A list of entries
cmTopologyLinkEntry (1) corresponding to the
topology links. Entries cannot
be created in this table by
management application
action.
cmSecurityMIB (10), cmAuthProtocol (1) Remote user authentication
cmSecurityObjects (1) protocol.
cmAccessOrder (2) Order of access for security,
'local' first or 'remote' first.
cmAuthType (3) In case of remote
authentication, the chosen
protocol.
cmNASIpAddress (4) In case of remote
authentication RADIUS, the
Network Access Server's IP
Address.
cmSecurityUserTable (5), A list of entries
cmSecurityUserEntry (1) corresponding to the security
users. Entries cannot be
created in this table by
management application
action.

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MIB Sub-Tree Description
cmSecurityMIB (10), cmRemoteAuthServerTable (6), A list of entries
cmSecurityObjects (1) cmRemoteAuthServerEntry (1) corresponding to the remote
authentication servers. Entries
(con't) cannot be created in this
table by management
application action.
cmSecurityPolicyStrength (7), Represents the security policy
strength of the system. Based
on this value, the system puts
additional restrictions on the
user id and password rules.
cmRemoteAuthServerAccountingE Allows enable/disable
nabled (8) RADIUS Accounting on all
authentication servers.
f3UsmUserTable (9), This table is the extension of
f3UsmUserEntry (1) the F3 USM User Table.
f3TacacsPrivLevelControlEnabled This object allows to
(10) enable/disable the use of
ENABLE authorization control
to determine the Privilege
Level configured by the
remote authentication server.
This object is only valid for
TACACS+. Default value of
this object is TRUE.

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MIB Sub-Tree Description
cmSecurityMIB (10), f3TacacsDefaultPrivLevel (11) This object allows
cmSecurityObjects (1) specification of the default
privilege level of the
(con't) TACACS+ user, when the use
of ENABLE authorization
control is DISABLED,
f3TacacsPrivLevelControlEnab
led is set to FALSE.
f3NasIpv6Addr (12) This object describes the ipv6
address.
f3SecurityTrapType (13) This object enables
managing whether secured
event SNMP traps are
forwarded to a trap host,
whenever a user logs in or
out of the application.
Note: Forwarding SNMP
login and logout traps can be
configured on any SNMP
version. We recommend that
this setting is disabled when
the SNMP version does not
allow encryption, such as
when using SNMPv1 or
SNMPv2.

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MIB Sub-Tree Description
cmSecurityMIB (10), f3SecurityTrapInfo (14) This object is used to
cmSecurityObjects (1) describe the security trap info
and is used only in the trap.
(con't) The GET operation on this
object returns an empty
string.
f3PrivilegeChangeTable (15), This table is used for
f3PrivilegeChangeEntry (1) Restricted User Login
through the NMS. This is for
users with lower privileges to
elevate them to higher ones
for a limited amount of time.
f3UserPrivMgmtControl (16) This object is used to
enable/disable User Privilege
Management.
f3UserPrivRspTimeout (17) This object is used to set
response timeouts for user
privilege upgrade requests in
minutes.
f3RadiusSendVendorAvpEnabled If enabled, Vendor-ID AVP is
(18) sent in Access-Request
Messages.
f3RadiusRealm (19) When the value of
radiusRealm is not a null
string, the system appends a
'@' character with the
radiusRealm string to the
User-Name attribute included
in the Access-Request
Messages.

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MIB Sub-Tree Description
cmIcmpV4Objects(20) This object is used to
enable/disable ICMP Filter.
When disabled is set, all
IcmpV4 dropping filters are
not applied. Only when
enabled is set, IcmpV4
dropping filter can be set.
cmIcmpV6Objects(21) This object is used to
enable/disable ICMP Filter.
When disabled is set, all
IcmpV6 dropping filters are
not applied. Only when
enabled is set, IcmpV6
dropping filters can be set
individually.
cmSecurityMIB (10), cmAnonymizeLogTimeInDays (22) This object represents the
cmSecurityObjects (1) logging anonymization
(con't) interval in days. After the
configured number of days
have passed, the system
anonymizes the user names.
At midnight of that day, the
system anonymizes all the log
entries that precede the
configured value. 0 means
NEVER anonymize.
cmSecurityMIB (10), f3SecurityTrap (1) This is a security trap. Security
cmSecurityNotification traps are reported according
s (3) to the value of the
f3SecurityTrapType object.

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MIB Sub-Tree Description
cmIPMIB (11), cmIpInterfaceTable (1), User managed IP Address
cmIpObjects (1) cmIpInterfaceEntry (1) Table.
cmStaticRouteTable (2), This entity's user configured
cmStaticRouteEntry (1) Static IP Routing table.
cmARPTable (3), cmARPEntry (1) A list of ARP entries.
cmProxyARPTable (4), A list of Proxy ARP entries.
cmProxyARPEntry (1)
ipManagementTunnelTable (5), A list of IP Management
ipManagementTunnelEntry (1) Tunnel entries on the FSP150
family of products.
cmIpv6InterfaceTable (6), User managed IPv6 Address
cmIpv6InterfaceEntry (1) Table.
cmIpv6StaticRouteTable (7), This entity's user configured
cmIpv6StaticRouteEntry (1) Static Ipv6 Routing table.
cmNDPTable (8), cmNDPEntry (1) A list of NDP entries on the
NIDs.
cmProxyNDPTable (9), A list of Proxy NDP entries on
cmProxyNDPEntry (1) the NIDs.

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MIB Sub-Tree Description
cmIPMIB (11), cmIpFlushARPCacheAction (1) This object allows user to
cmIpScalars (3), initiate Flush ARP action.
cmIpSystemScalars (1) cmIpProxyARPEnabled (2) This object allows user to
enable/disable Proxy ARP.
cmIpPingDestination (3) This object allows user to
specify the IP Address to
which ICMP Ping will be
initiated.
cmIpInitiatePingAction (4) This object allows user to
initiate ICMP Ping on
cmIpPingDestination.
cmIpPingResult (5) This object provides the
results of a previous ICMP
Ping Action.
cmIpTraceRouteDestination (6) This object allows user to
specify the IP Address to
which Trace Route will be
initiated.
cmIpInitiateTraceRouteAction (7) This object allows user to
initiate TraceRoute on
cmIpTraceRouteDestination.
cmIpTraceRouteResult (8) This object provides the
results of a previous
TraceRoute Action.

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MIB Sub-Tree Description
cmIPMIB (11), cmIpManagementTrafficBridgingE This object allows the user to
cmIpScalars (3), nabled (9) control the IP Management
cmIpSystemScalars (1) Traffic Bridging feature.
When enabled, the system is
managed using the IP
address specified at the
Management LAN port. All IP
packets that are not
terminated at the node will
be bridged over the
Management LAN.
cmIpManagementTrafficBridgingS This object allows the user to
ecurityEnabled (10) control the IP Management
Traffic Bridging feature's
security. When enables, the
system supports a secure
Management Traffic Bridge.
cmIpv6PingInterface (11) This object allows a user to
specify the IPv6 address
related interface.
cmIpv6PingDestination (12) This object allows a user to
specify the IPv6 address to
which the ICMP Ping is
initiated.
cmIpv6InitiatePingAction (13) This object allows a user to
initiate the ICMP Ping on
cmIpv6PingDestination.
cmIpv6TraceRouteDestination (14) This object allows a user to
specify the IPv6 address to
which Traceroute is initiated.
cmIpv6InitiateTraceRouteAction This object allows a user to
(15) initiate Traceroute on
cmIpv6TraceRouteDestinatio
n.

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MIB Sub-Tree Description
cmIPMIB (11), cmIpSNMPv1InterfaceName (1) This object allows the user to
cmIpScalars (3), specify the IP interface name,
cmIpSourceAddrScalar which will be used in the
s (2) SNMPv1 TRAP PDUs as the
Agent's IP Address.
cmIpSourceAddressType (2) This object allows the user to
specify whether the System IP
Address or the Outgoing IP
Interface's Address should be
used in outgoing IP PDUs.
cmIPMIB (11), cmIpSourceAddressInterfaceName This object allows the user to
cmIpScalars (3), (3) specify the IP interface name
cmIpSourceAddrScalar when
s (2) cmIpSourceAddressType is
'systemipaddr'. The IP
Address associated with the
IP interface name is set as the
source IP Address in
outgoing PDUs.
f3SyncMIB (12), f3SyncTable (1), f3SyncEntry (1) A list of entries
f3SyncObjects (1) corresponding to the Sync
entities.
f3SyncRefTable (2), f3SyncRefEntry An entry containing
(1) information applicable to a
particular Sync Reference
Entity.
f3TimeClockTable (3), An entry containing
f3TimeClockEntry (1). information applicable to a
particular Time Clock Entity
(see f3TimeClockEntry
Details).
f3TimeClockRefTable (4), An entry containing
f3TimeClockRefEntry (1) information applicable to a
particular Time Clock
Reference Entity.

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MIB Sub-Tree Description
f3PtpMIB (18) f3PtpTSTable (3), f3PtpTSEntry (1) A list of entries
f3PtpConfigObjects (1) corresponding to the PTP
Telecom Slave entities.
f3PtpMIB (18) f3PtpSOOCTable (4), A list of entries
corresponding to the Slave
f3PtpConfigObjects (1) f3PtpSOOCEntry (1)
Only Ordinary Clocks (see
(con't) f3PtpSOOCEntry Details).
f3PtpOCSlaveVirtualPortTable (5), A list of entries
f3PtpOCSlaveVirtualPortEntry (1) corresponding to the PTP
Transparent Clock Virtual
Ports.
f3PtpAccPortFlowPointTable (6), A list of entries
f3PtpAccPortFlowPointEntry (1) corresponding to the PTP
Access Port Flow Point
entities.
f3PtpNetPortFlowPointTable (7), A list of entries
f3PtpNetPortFlowPointEntry (1) corresponding to the PTP
Network Port Flow Point
entities.
f3PtpEthernetAccPortExtTable (8), This table extends
f3PtpEthernetAccPortExtEntry (1) cmEthernetAccPortTable by
adding PTP related
parameters.
f3PtpEthernetNetPortExtTable (9), This table extends
f3PtpEthernetNetPortExtEntry (1) cmEthernetNetPortTable by
adding PTP related
parameters.

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MIB Sub-Tree Description
f3PtpMIB (18) f3PtpConfigScalars (10), This objects allows
f3PtpConfigObjects (1) f3PtpSysTimeOfDayClock (1) configuring PTP Telecom
Slave object to be used as
(con't) clock source for System Time
of Day. This object is
applicable when
sysTimeOfDayType object is
set to 'ptp' and points to
f3PtpTSAlias. When
sysTimeOfDayType is set to
value other than 'ptp' this
object should return
zeroDotZero.
f3PtpBCTable (11), An entry containing
f3PtpBCEntry (1) information applicable to a
particular Boundary Clock
Entity.
f3PtpMasterClockTable (12), An entry containing
f3PtpMasterClockEntry (1) information applicable to a
particular Master Clock Entity.
f3PtpMCITable (13), An entry containing
f3PtpMCIEntry (1) information applicable to a
particular Master Clock
Interface Entity.
f3PtpMasterVirtualPortTable (14), An entry containing
f3PtpMasterVirtualPortEntry (1) information applicable to a
particular Master Clock
Interface Virtual Port entity.

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MIB Sub-Tree Description
f3PtpMIB (18) f3PtpStaticRemoteSlaveTable (15), An entry containing
f3PtpConfigObjects (1) f3PtpStaticRemoteSlaveEntry (1) information applicable to a
particular Static Remote Slave
(con't) entity.
f3PtpDynamicRemoteSlaveTable An entry containing
(16), information applicable to a
f3PtpDynamicRemoteSlaveEntry particular Dynamic Remote
(1) Slave entity.
f3PtpPTPClockTable(19), An entry containing
f3PtpPTPClockEntry(1) information applicable to a
particular.
f3PtpPTPPortTable(20), An entry containing
f3PtpPTPPortEntry(1) information applicable to a
particular PTP Port Entity (see
f3PtpPTPPortEntry Details).
f3PtpL2DynamicRemoteSlaveTable An entry containing
(21), information applicable to a
f3PtpL2DynamicRemoteSlaveEntry particular Dynamic Remote
(1) Slave entity.
Module: F3-PTP-MIB
f3PtpMIB (18) f3PtpAccPortFlowPointStatsTable A collection of Access Port
(1), PTP Flow Point statistics.
f3PtpPerformanceObj
These reflect the current
ects (2) f3PtpAccPortFlowPointStatsEntry
data.
(1)
f3PtpAccPortFlowPointHistoryTabl A collection of Access Port
e (2), PTP Flow Point history
f3PtpAccPortFlowPointHistoryEntr statistics. These reflect the
y (1) history data.

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MIB Sub-Tree Description
f3PtpMIB (18) f3PtpAccPortFlowPointThresholdTa A table of entries that allow
f3PtpPerformanceObj ble (3), manageability of Access Port
ects (2) f3PtpAccPortFlowPointThresholdE PTP Flow Point Thresholds.
ntry (1)
(con't)
f3PtpNetPortFlowPointStatsTable A collection of Network Port
(4), PTP Flow Point statistics.
f3PtpNetPortFlowPointStatsEntry These reflect the current
(1) data.

f3PtpNetPortFlowPointHistoryTabl A collection of Network Port

e (5), PTP Flow Point history
f3PtpNetPortFlowPointHistoryEntr statistics. These reflect the
y (1) history data.
f3PtpNetPortFlowPointThresholdT A table of entries that allow
able (6), manageability of Network
f3PtpNetPortFlowPointThresholdE Port PTP Flow Point
ntry (1) Thresholds.
f3PtpSOOCStatsTable (7), A collection of Slave Only
f3PtpSOOCStatsEntry (1) Ordinary Clock related
statistics. These reflect the
current data.
f3PtpSOOCHistoryTable (8), A collection of Slave Only
f3PtpSOOCHistoryEntry (1) Ordinary Clock related
statistics. These reflect the
history data.

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MIB Sub-Tree Description
f3PtpMIB (18) f3PtpSOOCThresholdTable (9), A table of entries that allow
f3PtpPerformanceObj f3PtpSOOCThresholdEntry (1) manageability of Slave Only
ects (2) Ordinary Clock Thresholds.
f3PtpTSStatsTable (10), A collection of Telecom Slave
(con't)
f3PtpTSStatsEntry (1) related statistics. These reflect
the current data.
f3PtpTSHistoryTable (11), A collection of Telecom Slave
f3PtpTSHistoryEntry (1) related statistics. These reflect
the history data.
f3PtpTSThresholdTable (12), A table of entries that allow
f3PtpTSThresholdEntry (1) manageability of Telecom
Slave Thresholds.
f3PtpMCIStatsTable (13), A conceptual row in the
f3PtpMCIStatsEntry (1) f3PtpMCIStatsTable. Entries
exist in this table for each
Telecom Slave.
f3PtpMCIHistoryTable (14), A conceptual row in the
f3PtpMCIHistoryEntry (1) f3PtpMCIHistoryTable. Entries
exist in this table for each
Master Clock Interface.

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MIB Sub-Tree Description
f3PtpMCIThresholdTable (15), A conceptual row in the
f3PtpMCIThresholdEntry (1) f3PtpMCIThresholdTable.

f3PtpRemoteSlaveStatsTable (16), A conceptual row in the

f3PtpRemoteSlaveStatsEntry (1) f3PtpRemoteSlaveStatsTable.
Entries exist in this table for
each Remote Slave.
f3PtpRemoteSlaveHistoryTable A conceptual row in the
(17), f3PtpRemoteSlaveHistoryTabl
f3PtpRemoteSlaveHistoryTable (1) e. Entries exist in this table for
each Remote Slave.
f3PtpRemoteSlaveThresholdTable A conceptual row in the
(18), f3PtpRemoteSlaveThresholdT
f3PtpRemoteSlaveThresholdEntry able.
(1)
f3PtpPTPPortStatsTable(22), A conceptual row in the
f3PtpPTPPortStatsEntry(1) f3PtpPTPPortStatsTable.
Entries exist in this table for
each PTP Port.
f3PtpPTPPortHistoryTable(23), A conceptual row in the
f3PtpPTPPortHistoryEntry(1) f3PtpPTPPortHistoryTable.
Entries exist in this table for
each PTP Port.
f3PtpMIB (18) f3PtpPTPPortThresholdTable(24), A conceptual row in the
f3PtpPerformanceObj f3PtpPTPPortThresholdEntry(1) f3PtpPTPPortThresholdTable.
ects (2) f3PtpPTPClockStatsTable(25), A conceptual row in the
f3PtpPTPClockStatsEntry(1) f3PtpPTPClockStatsTable.
(con't)
Entries exist in this table for
each PTP Port.
f3PtpPTPClockHistoryTable(26), A conceptual row in the
f3PtpPTPClockHistoryEntry(1) f3PtpPTPClockThresholdTabl
e.

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MIB Sub-Tree Description
f3PtpMIB (18) f3PtpAccPortFlowPointThresholdCr This trap is sent each time a
f3PtpPerformanceNoti ossingAlert(1) threshold on a PM condition
fications (3) on an PTP Access Port Flow
Point is crossed.
f3PtpNetPortFlowPointThresholdC This trap is sent each time a
rossingAlert(2) threshold on a PM condition
on an PTP Network Port Flow
Point is crossed.
f3PtpSOOCCrossingAlert(3) This trap is sent each time a
threshold on a PM condition
on an PTP Slave Only
Ordinary Clock is crossed.
f3PtpTSCrossingAlert(4) This trap is sent each time a
threshold on a PM condition
on an PTP Telecom Slave is
crossed.
f3PtpMCICrossingAlert(5) This trap is sent each time a
threshold on a PM condition
on an PTP Master Clock
Interface is crossed.
f3PtpRemoteSlaveCrossingAlert(6) This trap is sent each time a
threshold on a PM condition
on an PTP Remote Slave is
crossed.
f3PtpPTPPortCrossingAlert(8) This trap is sent each time a
threshold on a PM condition
on an PTP PTPPort is crossed.
f3PtpPTPClockCrossingAlert(9) This trap is sent each time a
threshold on a PM condition
on an PTP PTPClock is
crossed.

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MIB Sub-Tree Description
f3PtpMIB (18) f3PtpTSStatusChangeTrap(1) This trap is sent there is a
f3PtpStatusChangeNo status change on the Telecom
tifications (5) Slave.
f3PtpMasterClockStatusChangeTra This trap is sent there is a
p(2) status change on the Master
Clock.
f3PtpBCStatusChangeTrap(3) This trap is sent there is a
status change on the
Boundary Clock.
f3SyncJMIB(22) f3SyncJClockProbeTable (1), A list of entries
f3SyncJConfigObjects f3SyncJClockProbeEntry (1) corresponding to the
(1) SyncJack Clock Probe (see
f3SyncJClockProbeEntry
Details).
f3SyncJClockProbeMTIEValueTable A list of entries
(2), corresponding to the Clock
f3SyncJClockProbeMTIEValueEntry Probe MTIE Result Values.
(1)
f3SyncJClockProbeResHistoryTable A list of entries
(3), corresponding to the
f3SyncJClockProbeResHistoryEntry SyncJack Clock Probe Result
(1) History.
f3SyncJClockProbeResHistoryMTIE A list of history entries
ValueTable (4), corresponding to the Clock
f3SyncJClockProbeResHistoryMTIE Probe MTIE Result Values.
ValueEntry (1)

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MIB Sub-Tree Description
f3SyncJMIB(22) f3SyncJPTPClockProbeTable (5), A list of entries
f3SyncJConfigObjects f3SyncJPTPClockProbeEntry (1) corresponding to the
(1) SyncJack PTP Clock Probes
(see
(con't)
f3SyncJPTPClockProbeEntry
Details).
f3SyncJPTPClockProbeMTIEValueT A list of entries
able (6), corresponding to the PTP
f3SyncJPTPClockProbeMTIEValueE Clock Probe MTIE Result
ntry (1) Values.
f3SyncJPTPClockProbeResHistoryT A list of entries
able (7), corresponding to the
f3SyncJPTPClockProbeResHistoryE SyncJack PTP Clock Probe
ntry (1) Result History.
f3SyncJPTPClockProbeResHistory A list of history entries
MTIEValueTable (8), corresponding to the PTP
f3SyncJPTPClockProbeResHistory Clock Probe MTIE Result
MTIEValueEntry (1) Values.
f3SyncJPTPNetworkProbeTable (9), A list of entries
f3SyncJPTPNetworkProbeEntry (1) corresponding to the
SyncJack PTP Network
Probes.
f3SyncJScheduleGroupTable (10), A list of entries that allow a
f3SyncJScheduleGroupTable (1) set of SyncJack Clock Probes,
PTP Clock Probes and PTP
Network Probes to be
scheduled.
f3SyncJMIB (22) f3SyncJPTPNetworkProbeStatsTabl A conceptual row in the
f3SyncJPerformanceO e(1), f3SyncJPTPNetworkProbeStat
bjects (2) f3SyncJPTPNetworkProbeStatsEntr sTable. Entries exist in this
y(1) table for each PTP Network
Probe.

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MIB Sub-Tree Description
f3SyncJMIB (22) f3SyncJPTPNetworkProbeHistoryTa A conceptual row in the
f3SyncJPerformanceO ble(2), f3SyncJPTPNetworkProbeHist
bjects (2) f3SyncJPTPNetworkProbeHistoryEn oryTable. Entries exist in this
try(1) table for each PTP Network
(con't)
Probe.
f3SyncJPTPNetworkProbeThreshol A conceptual row in the
dTable(3), f3SyncJPTPNetworkProbeThr
f3SyncJPTPNetworkProbeThreshol esholdTable.
dEntry(1)
f3SyncJClockProbeStatsTable A conceptual row in the
(4).f3SyncJClockProbeStatsEntry(1) f3SyncJClockProbeStatsTable.
Entries exist in this table for
each Clock Probe.
f3SyncJClockProbeHistoryTable A conceptual row in the
(5).f3SyncJClockProbeHistoryEntry f3SyncJClockProbeHistoryTab
(1) le. Entries exist in this table
for each Clock Probe.
f3SyncJClockProbeThresholdTable A conceptual row in the
(6).f3SyncJClockProbeThresholdEnt f3SyncJClockProbeThreshold
ry(1) Table.
f3SyncJPTPClockProbeStatsTable A conceptual row in the
(7).f3SyncJPTPClockProbeStatsEntr f3SyncJPTPClockProbeStatsT
y(1) able. Entries exist in this table
for each PTP Clock Probe.
f3SyncJPTPClockProbeHistoryTable A conceptual row in the
(8).f3SyncJPTPClockProbeHistoryEn f3SyncJPTPClockProbeHistory
try(1) Table. Entries exist in this
table for each PTP Clock
Probe.
f3SyncJPTPClockProbeThresholdTa A conceptual row in the
ble f3SyncJPTPClockProbeThresh
(9).f3SyncJPTPClockProbeThreshol oldTable.
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MIB Sub-Tree Description
f3SyncJMIB (22) f3SyncJPTPNetworkProbeThreshol This trap is sent each time a
f3SyncJNofitications dCrossingAlert(1) threshold on a PM condition
(3) on an PTP Network Probe is
crossed.
f3SyncJClockProbeStatusChangeTr This trap is sent each time any
ap(2) status changes happen on a
Syncjack Clock Probe.
f3SyncJPTPClockProbeStatusChang This trap is sent each time any
eTrap(3) status changes happen on a
Syncjack PTP Clock Probe.
f3SyncJPTPNetworkProbeStatusCh This trap is sent each time any
angeTrap(4) status changes happen on a
Syncjack PTP Network Probe.
f3SyncJClockProbeThresholdCrossi This trap is sent each time a
ngAlert(5) threshold on a PM condition
on a Clock Probe is crossed.
f3SyncJPTPClockProbeThresholdCr This trap is sent each time a
ossingAlert(6) threshold on a PM condition
on a PTP Clock Probe is
crossed.

cmSysModeObjects Details
Table 1 lists the different parameters and descriptions for the cmSysModeObjects in the
sub-tree: fsp150cm(12).cmSystemMIB(2).cmSystemObjects
(1).cmSysModeObjects(5).

Table 19: cmSysModeObjects Parameter Details (OID 1.3.6.1.4.1.2544.1.12.2.1.5)

Sub-Tree Parameter Description
ntpMode(1) Enables managing the Network Time Protocol (NTP) mode
on the system. Currently, the system only supports 'client'
mode.

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Sub-Tree Parameter Description
autoProvMode(2) Enables managing the Auto Provisioning Mode on the
system. If the auto provisioning mode is 'off', auto
discovery is disabled. Network Elements (shelves) need to
be manually configured from the user interfaces. If the
auto provisioning mode is 'confirm', Network Elements
(shelves) are auto discovered. Yet, they need to be
accepted explicitly from user interfaces to be managed. If
the auto provisioning mode is 'auto', Network Elements
(shelves) are auto discovered and auto provisioned, as
permanent, in the system.
sysTimeOfDayType(3) Enables configuring the System Time of Day source. This
can be local(1), ntp(2), ptp(3), or timeclock(4). Before
setting sysTimeOfDayType, the
f3PtpSysTimeOfDayClock object must be set to
configure the PTP Telecom Slave object to be used as
Clock source.
ntpServerConfigType(4) Describes the NTP server configuration type as either:

l dhcp(1)
– or –
l userdefined(2)
sysLogServerConfigType(5) Describes the system log server configuration type as
either:

l dhcp(1)
– or –
l userdefined(2)
sysUseUtcLeapOffsetEnable(6) Indicates whether to use the currentUtcLeapOffset
in the Announce message from the PTP to get the UTC
time from TAI based timestamps in case DM/TWAMP
timestamping based on UTC time is required. This
attribute only works when the PTP/TimeClock is
configured as a source of the system time of day.
sysLogTimestampFormat(7) Describes the syslog server timestamp format type as
either:

l adva(1): Uses the format YYYY-MM-DD

hh:mm:ssxxx:yy. This is the default option.
l rfc3164(2): Uses the format Mmm dd hh:mm:ss.

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f3TimeClockEntry Details
Table 20 lists the different parameters and descriptions for the f3TimeClockEntry in the
sub-tree: fsp150cm(12).f3SyncMIB(12).f3SyncObjects
(1).f3TimeClockTable(3).f3TimeClockEntry(1).

Table 20: f3TimeClockEntry Parameter Details (OID 1.3.6.1.4.1.2544.1.12.12.1.3.1)

Sub-Tree Parameter Description
f3TimeClockIndex(1) Unique index value associated with the Time
Clock Entity.
f3TimeClockAlias(2) This object allows SNMP management entities to
provide an alias to the Time Clock entity.
f3TimeClockAdminState(3) This object represents the Administrative State of
the Time Clock Entity.
f3TimeClockOperationalState (4) This object represents the Operational State of
the Time Clock Entity.
f3TimeClockSecondaryState(5) This object represents the Secondary State of the
Time Clock Entity.
f3TimeClockSelectedReference(6) This object provides the source of the currently
selected Time Clock reference. This would be the
OID of the actual entity, such as the GPS port or
PPS port. An OID value of 0 0 represents the
internal clock.
f3TimeClockClockMode(7) This object provides the Time Clock mode.
f3TimeClockClockClass(8) This object provides the Time Clock Clock Class.

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Sub-Tree Parameter Description
f3TimeClockSelectionMode(9) Currently, only the Priority mode (priority-
mode), is supported. This object represents the
Time Clock entity's selection mode.

l If this mode is configured as ql-mode, the

selection of the reference used is based on
the reference's Quality Level. The highest
received Quality Level is the selected
reference. The priority is only used to
distinguish between references with the same
received QL. When multiple references have
the same QL and same priority, the behavior
of the selection process in the group is non-
revertive.
l If this mode is configued as priority-
mode, the selection of the reference used is
based on the reference's priority (QL is
disabled). When multiple references have the
same priority, the behavior of the selection
process in the group is non-revertive.
f3TimeClockWaitToRestoreTime(10) This object allows configuration of the Time
Clock entity's wait-to-restore time (in minutes). A
value of 0 disables WTR timers for all references.
f3TimeClockOperationTimeClockRef(11) This object allows configuration of the Object
Identifier of the TimeClock Reference Entity on
which the f3TimeClockOperationType is
performed. A value of 0.0 denotes no Time Clock
reference is chosen for operation.
f3TimeClockOperationType(12) This object allows to perform the specified
operation on the Time Clock Reference specified
by f3TimeClockOperationTimeClockRef.
f3TimeClockLeap59(13) True if the last minute of the current UTC day
contains 59 seconds. Otherwise, set to false.
f3TimeClockLeap61(14) True if the last minute of the current UTC day
contains 61 seconds. Otherwise, set to false.
f3TimeClockTimeTraceAbilityStatus(15) This object describes the trace ability status.
f3TimeClockExpectedQL(16) This object describes the expected quality level.

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Table 20: f3TimeClockEntry Parameter Details (OID 1.3.6.1.4.1.2544.1.12.12.1.3.1)

Sub-Tree Parameter Description
f3TimeClockCurrentQL(17) This object describes the current quality level.
f3TimeClockSyncRefCandidate(18) This object describes whether it is a sync
reference candiddate.
f3TimeClockTimeHoldoverPerformance This object describes the Holdover performance.
(19)
f3TimeClockUtcOffset(20) This object describes the UTC offset.
f3TimeClockCurrentTimeOfDay(21) This object allows specification of the Time Clock
Current Time of Day.
f3TimeClockFrequencyReference(22) This object provides the source of the currently
selected frequency source for the Time Clock.
This would be the OID of the actual entity (GNSS
Receiver port, Input Frquency Port, Sync object).
An OID value of 0.0 represents a state where the
Time Clock does not use a dedicated frequency
input.
f3TimeClockFrequencyClockMode(23) This object provides the Frequency Clock mode
determined according to the used
f3TimeClockFrequencyReference. If the
f3TimeClockFrequencyReference is not selected
(0.0), a notAvailable value is set.
f3TimeClockTimeScale(24) This object allows configuration of the Sync
entity's Time Scale. Only PTP or ARB values are
allowed. In PTP mode, phase is recovered from
the time reference source. In ARB mode, phase is
taken from the Linux time and locked to the
chosen reference.
f3TimeClockTODSource(25) This object provides the ARB TOD Source. The
value is decided according to the Time Scale
parameter, where the values can be NA or
System TOD.

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Table 20: f3TimeClockEntry Parameter Details (OID 1.3.6.1.4.1.2544.1.12.12.1.3.1)

Sub-Tree Parameter Description
f3TimeClockEPRTCModeEnabled(26) This object describes whether the e-PRTC mode
is enabled. When enabled, the time clock
combines the stable frequency input, such as a
Cesium Clock, to extend the holdover capability
to meet the e-PRTC holdover standards. Before
configuring this setting, ensure that you activate
the e-PRTC license (see Feature Management).
Note: This setting is applicable for Rb/HQ++
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f3PtpPTPPortEntry Details
Table 21 lists the different parameters and descriptions for the f3PtpPTPPortEntry in
the sub-tree: f3PtpMIB(18).f3PtpConfigObjects(1).f3PtpPTPPortTable
(20).f3PtpPTPPortEntry(1).

Table 21: f3PtpPTPPortEntry Parameter Details (OID 1.3.6.1.4.1.2544.1.12.18.1.20.1)

Sub-Tree Parameter Description
f3PtpPTPPortIndex(1) Unique index value associated with the PTP
Port Entity.
f3PtpPTPPortAdminState(2) This object represents the Administrative
State of the PTP Port.
f3PtpPTPPortAlias(3) This object allows SNMP management
entities to provide an alias to the PTP Port
entity.
f3PtpPTPPortOperationalState(4) This object represents the Operational State
of the PTP Port.
f3PtpPTPPortSecondaryState(5) This object represents the Secondary State of
the PTP Port.
f3PtpPTPPortPeerPortIdentity(6) This object specifies the Peer Port Identity of
the PTP Port.
f3PtpPTPPortLocalPriority(7) This object allows configuration of local
priority used by the PTP Port.
f3PtpPTPPortPtpFlowPointEid(8) This object associates the PTP Flow Point Eid.
f3PtpPTPPortTxDestMacAddress(10) This object specifies the Mac address of the
PTP Port.
f3PtpPTPPortSyncMessageRate(11) This object allows specification of the PTP
Port Sync Message Rate.
f3PtpPTPPortmDelayReqRespMsgRate(12) This object allows specification of the PTP
Port Delay Response Message Rate.
f3PtpPTPPortmAnnounceMsgRate(13) This object allows specification of the PTP
Port Announce Message Rate.
f3PtpPTPPortAnnounceReceiptTimeout(14) This object allows specification of the PTP
Port Announce Message Receipt Timeout.

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Table 21: f3PtpPTPPortEntry Parameter Details (OID 1.3.6.1.4.1.2544.1.12.18.1.20.1)

Sub-Tree Parameter Description
f3PtpPTPPortSyncReceiptTimeout(15) This object allows specification of the PTP
Port Sync Message Receipt Timeout.
f3PtpPTPPortDelayRespTimeout(16) This object allows specification of the PTP
Port Delay Response Message Receipt
Timeout.
f3PtpPTPPortPortState(17) This object provides the PTP Port state.
f3PtpPTPPortBmcaDecisionCode(18) This object provides the PTP Port BMCA Role.
f3PtpPTPPortClockClass(19) This object specify PTP Port class.
f3PtpPTPPortPeerPortMacAddress(20) This attribute description PTP Port Mac
Address.
f3PtpPTPPortRowStatus(21) The status of this row. An entry MUST NOT
exist in the active state unless all objects in
the entry have an appropriate value, as
described in the description clause for each
writable object. The values of
f3PtpPTPPortRowStatus supported are
createAndGo(4) and destroy(6). All mandatory
attributes must be specified in a single SNMP
SET request with f3PtpPTPPortRowStatus
value as createAndGo(4). Upon successful row
creation, this object has a value of active(1).
The f3PtpPTPPortRowStatus object may be
modified if the associated instance of this
object is equal to active(1).
f3PtpPTPPortPortIdentity(22) This object specifies the Port Identity of the
PTP Port.
f3PtpPTPPortMaxExpectedL2Slaves(23) This object specifies the max number of l2
slaves of the PTP Port.
f3PtpPTPPortMasterClockType(24) This object allows specification of the Master
Clock Type of the PTP Port.
f3PtpPTPPortLastRcvdAnnounceMsg(25) This object specifies the last recieved
announce message.
f3PtpPTPPortLastRcvdSyncMsg(26) This object specifies the last recieved sync
message.

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Table 21: f3PtpPTPPortEntry Parameter Details (OID 1.3.6.1.4.1.2544.1.12.18.1.20.1)

Sub-Tree Parameter Description
f3PtpPTPPortLastRcvdDelayReqMsg(27) This object specifies the last recieved delay
request message.
f3PtpPTPPortLastRcvdDelayRspMsg(28) This object specifies the last recieved
response message.
f3PtpPTPPortMasterOnly(29) This object indicate if PTP Port is master only.
f3PtpPTPPortIsProbingSlave(30) This object indicates whether the PTP port is a
Probing Slave, which is configured for a L2
PTP Clock Probe monitoring of a third party
G.8275.1/L2 Master port. This could be a port
associated with a T-GM or T-BC. The probing
salve port can be created on any type of PTP
clock for up to 12 PTP ports of this type.
Note: When this L2 PTP port is configured as
a slave and the probing slave mode is
enabled, the PTP port is not used as a slave
port recovering the clock, and is only used for
monitoring.
f3PtpPTPPortMinimumExpectedClockClass Note: This value is only applicable for a
(31) dynamic or slave port that is related to a PTP
clock, either a boundary clock or slave clock.
Otherwise, this field is not applicable (N/A)
and cannot be configured.
This object allows setting the minimum
expected clock class value, which sets the
minimum threshold for receiving packets. If
the received clock class is greater than the
expected clock class value, the packets for the
grandmaster or boundary clock that are
sending this clock class are dropped. In
addition, an alarm called clock-class-
mismatch is generated (see Alarm Masking).
The default is 247.

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f3PtpSOOCEntry Details
Table 22 lists the different parameters and descriptions for the f3PtpSOOCEntry in the
sub-tree: f3PtpMIB(18).f3PtpConfigObjects(1).f3PtpSOOCTable
(4).f3PtpSOOCEntry(1).

Table 22: f3PtpSOOCEntry Parameter Details (OID 1.3.6.1.4.1.2544.1.12.18.1.4.1)

Sub-Tree Parameter Description
f3PtpSOOCIndex(1) Unique index value associated with the
Slave Only Ordinary Clock.
f3PtpSOOCName(2) This object allows SNMP management
entities to provide a name to the Slave
Only Ordinary Clock. This is used for
creation of the underlying IP Interface
associated with the SOOC.
f3PtpSOOCAlias(3) This object allows SNMP management
entities to provide an alias to the Slave
Only Ordinary Clock.
f3PtpSOOCAdminState(4) This object represents the
Administrative State of the Slave Only
Ordinary Clock.
f3PtpSOOCOperationalState(5) This object represents the Operational
State of the Slave Only Ordinary Clock.
f3PtpSOOCSecondaryState(6) This object represents the Secondary
State of the Slave Only Ordinary Clock.
f3PtpSOOCServiceFlow(7) Traffic Flow or SHG associated with the
Slave Only Ordinary Clock.
f3PtpSOOCMasterClockType(8) This object must be used to specify the
type of the Master Clock.
f3PtpSOOCUnicastMessageNegEnabled(9) This object must be used to specify
whether Unicast Message Negotiation
is enabled for the Master Clock.
f3PtpSOOCMasterDelayMechanism(10) This object allows specification of the
delay mechanism.

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Table 22: f3PtpSOOCEntry Parameter Details (OID 1.3.6.1.4.1.2544.1.12.18.1.4.1)

Sub-Tree Parameter Description
f3PtpSOOCMasterPriority(11) This object allows specification of the
OC Master Priority.
f3PtpSOOCMasterIpProtocol(12) This object allows specification of the IP
Protocol to communicate with the OC
Master.
[f3PtpSOOCSlaveIpV4Address | This object allows specification of the
f3PtpSOOCSlaveIpV6Address](13) IPv4 or IPv6 Address of the Slave Only
Ordinary Clock.
[f3PtpSOOCSlaveIpV4SubnetMask | This object allows specification of the
f3PtpSOOCSlaveIpV6AddrPrefixLength](14) IPv4 Subnet Mask or IPv6 prefix length
of the Slave Only Ordinary Clock.
[f3PtpSOOCMasterIpV4Address | This object allows specification of the
f3PtpSOOCMasterIpV6Address](15) IPv4 or IPv6 Address of the OC Master.
f3PtpSOOCIpPriorityMapMode(16) This object enables specification of
Priority Mapping Mode for the Slave
Only Ordinary Clock.
f3PtpSOOCIpPriority(17) This object enables specification of
Priority Value for
f3PtpSOOCIpPriorityMapMode as
priomap-tos,priomap-dscp.
f3PtpSOOCMasterLeaseDuration(18) This object allows specification of the
lease Duration for Announce and Sync
messages.
f3PtpSOOCMasterAnnounceMsgRate(19) This object allows specification of the
PTP Announce Message Rate.
f3PtpSOOCMasterAnnounceMsgReceiptTimeout This object allows specification of the
(20) PTP Announce Message Receipt
Timeout.
f3PtpSOOCMasterSyncMsgRate(21) This object allows specification of the
PTP Sync Message Rate.
f3PtpSOOCMasterSyncReceiptTimeout(22) This object allows specification of the
PTP Sync Message Receipt Timeout.
f3PtpSOOCMasterDelayRspMsgRate(23) This object allows specification of the
PTP Delay Response Message Rate.

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Table 22: f3PtpSOOCEntry Parameter Details (OID 1.3.6.1.4.1.2544.1.12.18.1.4.1)

Sub-Tree Parameter Description
f3PtpSOOCMasterDelayRspReceiptTimeout(24) This object allows specification of the
PTP Delay Response Message Receipt
Timeout.
f3PtpSOOCMasterRequestUnicastTimeout(25) This object allows specification of the
Request Unicast Timeout in seconds.
Unicast transmission is termed as failed
when this timeout occurs.
f3PtpSOOCMasterRequestUnicastRestartTimer This object allows specification of the
(26) time (in seconds) to wait to restart the
Request Unicast signalling.
f3PtpSOOCCurrentOffsetFromMaster(27) This object provides the current Offset
From Master. The value provided is in
nanoseconds.
f3PtpSOOCAnnounceMsgClockClass(28) This object provides the Clock Class
obtained in the Announce Message.
f3PtpSOOCLastReceivedAnnounceMsg(29) This object provides the Last Received
Announce Message.
f3PtpSOOCLastReceivedSyncMsg(30) This object provides the Last Received
Sync Message.
f3PtpSOOCLastReceivedDelayRspMsg(31) This object provides the Last Received
Delay Response Message.
f3PtpSOOCRecentMeanPathDelay(32) This object provides the most recent
mean path delay.
f3PtpSOOCRecentSyncPDV(33) This object provides the Sync messages
packet delay variation.
f3PtpSOOCStorageType(34) The type of storage configured for this
entry.

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Table 22: f3PtpSOOCEntry Parameter Details (OID 1.3.6.1.4.1.2544.1.12.18.1.4.1)

Sub-Tree Parameter Description
f3PtpSOOCRowStatus(35) The status of this row. An entry MUST
NOT exist in the active state unless all
objects in the entry have an appropriate
value, as described in the description
clause for each writable object. The
values of f3PtpSOOCRowStatus
supported are createAndGo(4) and
destroy(6). All mandatory attributes
must be specified in a single SNMP SET
request with f3PtpSOOCRowStatus
value as createAndGo(4). Upon
successful row creation, this object has
a value of active(1). The
f3PtpSOOCRowStatus object can be
modified if the associated instance of
this object is equal to active(1).
f3PtpSOOCRecentSyncPathDelay(36) This object provides the Sync messages
packet delay.
f3PtpSOOCSoocProtectionState(37) This object indicates whether the SOOC
is used by the Telecom Slave for the
clock recovery.
f3PtpSOOCSoocWtr(38) This object provides WTR protection
state of the SOOC.
f3PtpSOOCSoocClockClass(39) This object provides the Clock Class of
the SOOC.
f3PtpSOOCSoocClockRecoveryState(40) This object provides the frequency
recovery state of the SOOC.
f3PtpSOOCSoocPhaseRecoveryState(41) This object provides the Phase recovery
state of the SOOC.
f3PtpSOOCE2eDelayAsymmetryComp(42) This object allows configuration of end
to end asymmetry delay compensation
mode.
f3PtpSOOCE2eAutoAsymmetryCompStatus(43) This object provides the automatic end
to end delay asymmetry status.

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Table 22: f3PtpSOOCEntry Parameter Details (OID 1.3.6.1.4.1.2544.1.12.18.1.4.1)

Sub-Tree Parameter Description
f3PtpSOOCE2eDelayAsymmetry(44) This object is used for manual
configuration of end to end delay
asymmetry in ns if end to end delay
asymmetry compensation is Manual. Or
for indication of the measured delay
asymmetry if end to end delay
asymmetry compensation is automatic.
f3PtpSOOCSoocLockOutControl(45) This object is used to specify whether
SOOC Lockout operation is enabled for
the SOOC.
f3PtpSOOCSlaveIpV6Address(46) This object allows specification of the
unicast IPv6 Address of the Slave Only
Ordinary Clock.
f3PtpSOOCSlaveIpV6AddrPrefixLength(47) This object allows specification of the
unicast IPv6 Address prefix length of
the Slave Only Ordinary Clock.
f3PtpSOOCMasterIpV6Address(48) This object allows specification of the
unicast IPv6 Address of the OC Master.
f3PtpSOOCMinimumExpectedClockClass(49) This object allows setting the minimum
expected clock class value, which sets
the minimum threshold for receiving
packets. If the received clock class is
greater than the expected clock class
value, the packets for the grandmaster
or boundary clock that are sending this
clock class are dropped. In addition, an
alarm called clock-class-
mismatch is generated (see Alarm
Masking). The default is 247.

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f3SyncJClockProbeEntry
Details
Table 23 lists the different parameters and descriptions for the
f3SyncJClockProbeEntry in the sub-tree: f3SyncJMIB
(22).f3SyncJConfigObjects(1).f3SyncJClockProbeTable
(1).f3SyncJClockProbeEntry(1).

Table 23: f3SyncJClockProbeEntry Parameter Details (OID

1.3.6.1.4.1.2544.1.12.22.1.1.1)
Sub-Tree Parameter Description
f3SyncJClockProbeIndex Unique index value associated with the
Clock Probe.
f3SyncJClockProbeName This object allows SNMP management
entities to provide a name to the Clock
Probe entity.
f3SyncJClockProbeSource This object allows setting up of the TIE
Source Entity. Clock Probe compares
this with the
f3SyncJClockProbeReference and
computes TIE, MTIE.
f3SyncJClockProbeReference This object allows setting up of the TIE
Reference Entity. Clock Probe
compares this with the
f3SyncJClockProbeSource and
computes TIE, MTIE.
f3SyncJClockProbeExpectedQL This object represents the minimum
expected Quality Level when bits-in
and sync-e PHY are references.
f3SyncJClockProbeSourceType This object represents the Clock Probe
source type.
f3SyncJClockProbeMeasurementRate This object represents the actual Clock
Probe measurement rate.

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Table 23: f3SyncJClockProbeEntry Parameter Details (OID

1.3.6.1.4.1.2544.1.12.22.1.1.1)
Sub-Tree Parameter Description
f3SyncJClockProbeMTIEMaskType This object represents the MTIE Mask
Type.
f3SyncJClockProbeMTIEMaskMargin This object specifies the MTIE Mask
Margin in percentage below the MTIE
mask for alarm report. Value of 0
means no margin.
f3SyncJClockProbeScheduler This object provides the associated
scheduler instance, if one exists, with
this Clock Probe. This value is 0.0, if
there is no scheduler associated with
the Clock Probe.
f3SyncJClockProbeTestState This object provides the Clock Probe
test state.
f3SyncJClockProbeLastTIEResult This object provides last TIE result in
nanoseconds.
f3SyncJClockProbeLastTIEResultTime This object provides the time
associated with the last TIE result.
f3SyncJClockProbeSourceFailure This object provides information on
whether the source failed.
f3SyncJClockProbeReferenceFailure This object provides information on
whether the reference failed.
f3SyncJClockProbeActualTestStartTime This object provides information on
the actual test start time.
f3SyncJClockProbeActualTestDuration This object provides information on
the actual test duration in seconds.
f3SyncJClockProbeMTIEMaskCrossedTime This object provides the time when the
MTIE mask was crossed.
f3SyncJClockProbeMTIEMaskMarginCrossedTime This object provides the time when the
MTIE mask margin was crossed.
f3SyncJClockProbeStatusMTIEMaskFailed This object provides the result status,
whether MTIE Mask has failed.
f3SyncJClockProbeStatusMTIEMarginFailed This object provides the result status,
whether MTIE Margin has failed.

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Table 23: f3SyncJClockProbeEntry Parameter Details (OID

1.3.6.1.4.1.2544.1.12.22.1.1.1)
Sub-Tree Parameter Description
f3SyncJClockProbeStorageType The type of storage configured for this
entry.
f3SyncJClockProbeRowStatus The status of this row. An entry MUST
NOT exist in the active state unless all
objects in the entry have an
appropriate value, as described in the
description clause for each writable
object. The values of
f3SyncJClockProbeRowStatus
supported are createAndGo(4) and
destroy(6). All mandatory attributes
must be specified in a single SNMP SET
request with
f3SyncJClockProbeRowStatus value as
createAndGo(4). Upon successful row
creation, this object has a value of
active(1). The
f3SyncJClockProbeRowStatus object
may be modified if the associated
instance of this object is equal to active
(1).
f3SyncJClockProbeFfoTarget The FFO target for this entry.
f3SyncJClockProbeFfoObserWindow The FFO observer window for this
entry.
f3SyncJClockProbeLastFFOResult The last FFO result for this entry.
f3SyncJClockProbeTimeOfLastFFOResult The time of last FFO result for this
entry.
f3SyncJClockProbeRawDataCollectionEnabled The raw data collection enabled for this
entry.
f3SyncJClockProbeRunningFailedCount The running failed count for this entry.
f3SyncJClockProbeMeasurementType The measurement type configured for
this entry.
f3SyncJClockProbeConstTEThreshold The Constant Time Error Alert
threshold (ns).

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Table 23: f3SyncJClockProbeEntry Parameter Details (OID

1.3.6.1.4.1.2544.1.12.22.1.1.1)
Sub-Tree Parameter Description
f3SyncJClockProbeConstTEClrThreshold The Constant Time Error Alert Clear
threshold (ns).
f3SyncJClockProbeConstTEWindow The Averaging window used for
Constant TE calculation (sec).
f3SyncJClockProbeMaxTETotAlarmTime The Total time in seconds Max TE has
been measured.
f3SyncJClockProbeConstTETotAlarmTime The Total time in seconds Constant TE
has been measured.
f3SyncJClockProbeConstTEMeasurementTime The Const TE Measurement Time for
this entry.
f3SyncJClockProbeMaxTEMeasurementTime The Max TE Measurement Time for this
entry.
f3SyncJClockProbeMaxTEThreshold The TE Max threshold configured for
this entry.
f3SyncJClockProbeMaxTEClrThreshold The TE Max clear threshold configured
for this entry.

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Table 23: f3SyncJClockProbeEntry Parameter Details (OID

1.3.6.1.4.1.2544.1.12.22.1.1.1)
Sub-Tree Parameter Description
f3SyncJClockProbeMTIERestart Defines whether the MTIE
measurement is restarted every 24
hours at 00:00:00 according to the
system time. This ensures that the
measurement is updated with the most
recent values. Select either:
l true(1)
– or –
l false(2)

The default is false(2).

When restarted, the values of the Mask
Failure, Mask Crossed Time, Mask
Margin Failure, and Mask Margin
Crossed Time are reinitiated and start
from a new time period.
Note: If this setting is set to false(2),
the MTIE measurement is calculated
over the entire period from when the
clock probe is activated. Therefore, the
MTIE graph can include measurements
that are not relevant as they are dated.

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f3SyncJPTPClockProbeEntry
Details
Table 24 lists the different parameters and descriptions for the
f3SyncJPTPClockProbeEntry in the sub-tree: f3SyncJMIB
(22).f3SyncJConfigObjects(1).f3SyncJPTPClockProbeTable
(5).f3SyncJPTPClockProbeEntry(1).

Table 24: f3SyncJPTPClockProbeEntry Parameter Details (OID

1.3.6.1.4.1.2544.1.12.22.1.5.1)
Sub-Tree Parameter Description
f3SyncJPTPClockProbeIndex Unique index value associated with the PTP Clock
Probe.
f3SyncJPTPClockProbeName This object allows SNMP management entities to
provide an name to the PTP Clock Probe entity. This is
used for creation of the underlying IP Interface
associated with the PTP Clock Probe entity.
f3SyncJPTPClockProbeMeasureme This object allows SNMP management entities to
ntDirection specify the Measurement Direction to the PTP Clock
Probe entity.
f3SyncJPTPClockProbePTPFlowPoi This object allows SNMP management entities to
nt specify the PTP Flow Point to use as source for PTP
Clock Probe measurements.
f3SyncJPTPClockProbeIpPrototoco This object allows SNMP management entities to
l specify the IP Protocol used for PTP communication.
f3SyncJPTPClockProbeSlaveIpV4A This object allows SNMP management entities to
ddress specify the Slave IP Address associated with the PTP
Clock Probe.
f3SyncJPTPClockProbeMasterIpV4 This object allows SNMP management entities to
Address specify the Master IP Address associated with the PTP
Clock Probe.

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Table 24: f3SyncJPTPClockProbeEntry Parameter Details (OID

1.3.6.1.4.1.2544.1.12.22.1.5.1)
Sub-Tree Parameter Description
f3SyncJPTPClockProbeReference This object allows setting up of the PTP Clock Probe
TIE Reference Entity. PTP Clock Probe compares this
with the PTP Master/Slave entity configured using
f3SyncJPTPClockProbeMasterIpV4Address/f3SyncJPTP
ClockProbeSlaveIpV4Address and computes TIE, MTIE.
f3SyncJPTPClockProbeExpectedQL This object represents the minimum expected Quality
Level when bits-in and sync-e PHY are references.
f3SyncJPTPClockProbeMTIEMaskT This object represents the MTIE Mask Type.
ype
f3SyncJPTPClockProbeMTIEMask This object represents the MTIE Mask Margin.
Margin
f3SyncJPTPClockProbeScheduler This object provides the associated scheduler instance,
if one exists, with this PTP Clock Probe. This value is
0.0, if there is no scheduler associated with the PTP
Clock Probe.
f3SyncJPTPClockProbeTestState This object provides the PTP Clock Probe test state.
f3SyncJPTPClockProbeLastTIEResu This object provides last TIE result in nanoseconds.
lt
f3SyncJPTPClockProbeLastTIEResu This object provides the time associated with the last
ltTime TIE result.
f3SyncJPTPClockProbeNoTimesta This object provides information on whether the
mpFailure measured PTP source indicated a no-timestamp
failure.
f3SyncJPTPClockProbeNoEventMe This object provides information on whether the
ssageFailure measured PTP source indicated a no-event message
failure.
f3SyncJPTPClockProbeReferenceF This object provides information on whether the
ailure reference failed.
f3SyncJPTPClockProbeActualTestS This object provides information on the actual test
tartTime start time.
f3SyncJPTPClockProbeActualTestD This object provides information on the actual test
uration duration in seconds.
f3SyncJPTPClockProbeMTIEMaskC This object provides the time when the MTIE mask was
rossedTime crossed.

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Table 24: f3SyncJPTPClockProbeEntry Parameter Details (OID

1.3.6.1.4.1.2544.1.12.22.1.5.1)
Sub-Tree Parameter Description
f3SyncJPTPClockProbeMTIEMask This object provides the time when the MTIE mask
MarginCrossedTime margin was crossed.
f3SyncJPTPClockProbeStatusMTIE This object provides the result status, whether MTIE
MaskFailed Mask has failed.
f3SyncJPTPClockProbeStatusMTIE This object provides the result status, whether MTIE
MarginFailed Margin has failed.
f3SyncJPTPClockProbeStorageTyp The type of storage configured for this entry.
e
f3SyncJPTPClockProbeRowStatus The status of this row. An entry MUST NOT exist in the
active state unless all objects in the entry have an
appropriate value, as described in the description
clause for each writable object. The values of
f3SyncJPTPClockProbeRowStatus supported are
createAndGo(4) and destroy(6). All mandatory
attributes must be specified in a single SNMP SET
request with f3SyncJPTPClockProbeRowStatus value as
createAndGo(4). Upon successful row creation, this
object has a value of active(1). The
f3SyncJPTPClockProbeRowStatus object may be
modified if the associated instance of this object is
equal to active(1).
f3SyncJPTPClockProbeFfoTarget The FFO target for this entry.
f3SyncJPTPClockProbeFfoObserWi The FFO observer window for this entry.
ndow
f3SyncJPTPClockProbeLastFFORes The last FFO result for this entry.
ult
f3SyncJPTPClockProbeTimeOfLast The time of last FFO result for this entry.
FFOResult
f3SyncJPTPClockProbeRawDataCo The raw data collection enabled for this entry.
llectionEnabled
f3SyncJPTPClockProbeRunningFail The running failed count for this entry.
edCount
f3SyncJPTPClockProbeMeasureme The measurement type configured for this entry.
ntType

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Table 24: f3SyncJPTPClockProbeEntry Parameter Details (OID

1.3.6.1.4.1.2544.1.12.22.1.5.1)
Sub-Tree Parameter Description
f3SyncJPTPClockProbeDelayComp The Delay Compensation configured for this entity.
ensation
f3SyncJPTPClockProbeConstTEThr The Constant Time Error Alert threshold (ns).
eshold
f3SyncJPTPClockProbeConstTEClr The Constant Time Error Alert Clear threshold (ns).
Threshold
f3SyncJPTPClockProbeConstTEWi The Averaging window used for Constant TE
ndow calculation (sec).
f3SyncJPTPClockProbeInstTEThres The Instant Time Error Alert threshold (ns).
hold
f3SyncJPTPClockProbeInstTEClrThr The Instant Time Error Alert Clear threshold (ns).
eshold
f3SyncJPTPClockProbeMaxTETotAl The Total time in seconds Max TE has been measured.
armTime
f3SyncJPTPClockProbeConstTETot The Total time in seconds Constant TE has been
AlarmTime measured.
f3SyncJPTPClockProbeInstTETotAl The Total time in seconds Instant TE has been
armTime measured.
f3SyncJPTPClockProbeSlavePortId The Tested Slave Port Identity.
entity
f3SyncJPTPClockProbeMasterPortI The Tested Master Port Identity.
dentity
f3SyncJPTPClockProbeConstTEMe The Const TE Measurement Time for this entry.
asurementTime
f3SyncJPTPClockProbeMaxTEMeas The Max TE Measurement Time for this entry.
urementTime
f3SyncJPTPClockProbeInstTEMeas The Inst TE Measurement Time for this entry.
urementTime
f3SyncJPTPClockProbeMaxTEThres The TE Max threshold configured for this entry.
hold
f3SyncJPTPClockProbeMaxTEClrTh The TE Max clear threshold configured for this entry.
reshold

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Table 24: f3SyncJPTPClockProbeEntry Parameter Details (OID

1.3.6.1.4.1.2544.1.12.22.1.5.1)
Sub-Tree Parameter Description
f3SyncJPTPClockProbeMTIERestart Defines whether the MTIE measurement is restarted
every 24 hours at 00:00:00 according to the system
time. This ensures that the measurement is updated
with the most recent values. Select either:
l true(1)
– or –
l false(2)

The default is false(2).

When restarted, the values of the Mask Failure, Mask
Crossed Time, Mask Margin Failure, and Mask Margin
Crossed Time are reinitiated and start from a new time
period.
Note: If this setting is set to false(2), the MTIE
measurement is calculated over the entire period from
when the clock probe is activated. Therefore, the MTIE
graph can include measurements that are not relevant
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Common MIB Functions

See the following table for common MIB hierarchy descriptions and references to MIB
details.

Table 25: Common MIB Functions (OID 1.3.6.1.4.1.2544.2.x)

MIB Sub-Tree Description
neInfo (1.x) neInfo (1) Provides NE alarm status.
Network Element events (3) Provides NE event status.
information.

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Chapter 2

Use Cases
This chapter provides use cases and examples that show how to use the SNMP interface to
configure OSA 5422. You can use these examples in other scenarios.

These SNMP use cases are provided:

Ethernet Port Provisioning

In SNMP interface, a user’s operation on a SyncProbe access/network port includes
retrieving the settings, changing the configuration and configuring SyncE parameters.

Retrieve Access Port Settings

For the inherently created objects, the default values for all the attributes are shown and a
list of attributes to be edited to achieve the desired configuration. For objects that are user
created, the list of attributes to be edited are specified and the list of all the attributes are
shown, which includes all the read-only and optional attributes (with default values). There
is an order in which all the objects are created. For some objects that are related, this order
is very important.

Only one Access port is provisioned inherently in OSA 5422 with the following default
values retrieved by Table View cmEthernetNetPortTable in MIB Browser: (To restore
the configurations to factory defaults, set databaseAction to restore-factory
defaults (7).

cmEthernetAccPortIndex(IDX).1.1.1.1 = 1
cmEthernetAccPortIfIndex.1.1.1.1 = 2
cmEthernetAccPortEntityIndex.1.1.1.1 = 5
cmEthernetAccPortAdminState.1.1.1.1 = unassigned(5)
cmEthernetAccPortOperationalState.1.1.1.1 = outage(2)
cmEthernetAccPortSecondaryState.1.1.1.1 = 00.20 (hex)
cmEthernetAccPortMTU.1.1.1.1 = 9600
cmEthernetAccPortMediaType.1.1.1.1 = copper(1)
cmEthernetAccPortConfigSpeed.1.1.1.1 = speed-auto(7)
cmEthernetAccPortNegotiatedSpeed.1.1.1.1 = speed-none(17)
cmEthernetAccPortMDIXType.1.1.1.1 = auto-mdix(2)
cmEthernetAccPortJumboFramesEnabled.1.1.1.1 = false(2)

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cmEthernetAccPortSfpVendorName.1.1.1.1 = (zero-length)
cmEthernetAccPortSfpPartNumber.1.1.1.1 = (zero-length)
cmEthernetAccPortSfpSerialNumber.1.1.1.1 = (zero-length)
cmEthernetAccPortSfpDateOfManufacture.1.1.1.1 = 1970-12-1,0:0:0.0
cmEthernetAccPortSfpConnectorValue.1.1.1.1 = unknown(1)
cmEthernetAccPortInitiateDiag.1.1.1.1 = not-applicable(0)
cmEthernetAccPortDiagnosePair1Cond.1.1.1.1 = cablenotrun(7)
cmEthernetAccPortDiagnosePair2Cond.1.1.1.1 = cablenotrun(7)
cmEthernetAccPortDiagnosePair3Cond.1.1.1.1 = cablenotrun(7)
cmEthernetAccPortDiagnosePair4Cond.1.1.1.1 = cablenotrun(7)
cmEthernetAccPortDiagnoseAutoNegCond.1.1.1.1 = autonegnotrun(3)
cmEthernetAccPortDiagnoseLpbkCond.1.1.1.1 = lpbknotrun(3)
cmEthernetAccPortDiagnoseEfmLpbkCond.1.1.1.1 = efmlpbknotrun(5)
cmEthernetAccPortDiagnoseResult.1.1.1.1 = (zero-length)
cmEthernetAccPortDiagnoseTestStatus.1.1.1.1 = initial(1)
cmEthernetAccPortDiagnoseTestTime.1.1.1.1 = 1970-1-1,0:0:0.0
cmEthernetAccPortLoopbackConfig.1.1.1.1 = lpbk-none(1)
cmEthernetAccPortLoopbackStatus.1.1.1.1 = lpbk-none(1)
cmEthernetAccPortLoopbackTime.1.1.1.1 = 10
cmEthernetAccPortLoopbackSwapSADA.1.1.1.1 = noswapSADA(1)
cmEthernetAccPortOuterVlanLoopbackMask.1.1.1.1 = 0
cmEthernetAccPortOuterVlanLoopback1.1.1.1.1 = (zero-length)
cmEthernetAccPortOuterVlanLoopback2.1.1.1.1 = (zero-length)
cmEthernetAccPortOuterVlanLoopback3.1.1.1.1 = (zero-length)
cmEthernetAccPortInnerVlanLoopbackMask.1.1.1.1 = 0
cmEthernetAccPortInnerVlanLoopback1.1.1.1.1 = (zero-length)
cmEthernetAccPortInnerVlanLoopback2.1.1.1.1 = (zero-length)
cmEthernetAccPortInnerVlanLoopback3.1.1.1.1 = (zero-length)
cmEthernetAccPortLinkLossFwdEnabled.1.1.1.1 = false(2)
cmEthernetAccPortLinkLossFwdSignalType.1.1.1.1 = not-applicable(0)
cmEthernetAccPortLinkLossFwdTriggerTypes.1.1.1.1 = (zero-length)
cmEthernetAccPortLinkLossFwdDelay.1.1.1.1 = 0
cmEthernetAccPortLinkLossFwdActive.1.1.1.1 = false(2)
cmEthernetAccPortLinkLossFwdPartnerEnabled.1.1.1.1 = false(2)
cmEthernetAccPortLinkLossFwdLocalLinkId.1.1.1.1 = 1
cmEthernetAccPortLinkLossFwdRemoteLinkIds.1.1.1.1 = (zero-length)
cmEthernetAccPortOamId.1.1.1.1 = 128
cmEthernetAccPortOamAdminDisposition.1.1.1.1 = peer(2)
cmEthernetAccPortOamDiscoveryState.1.1.1.1 = unknown(0)
cmEthernetAccPortOamLocalVarRtrvsEnabled.1.1.1.1 = false(2)
cmEthernetAccPortOamLocalLinkEventsEnabled.1.1.1.1 = false(2)
cmEthernetAccPortOamLocalOamLoopbacksSupported.1.1.1.1 = true(1)
cmEthernetAccPortOamLocalUnidirSupportEnabled.1.1.1.1 = false(2)
cmEthernetAccPortOamLocalMaxPDUSize.1.1.1.1 = 1400
cmEthernetAccPortOamLocalMode.1.1.1.1 = active(1)
cmEthernetAccPortOamRemoteMacAddress.1.1.1.1 = 00:00:00:00:00:00
cmEthernetAccPortOamRemoteVarRtrvsEnabled.1.1.1.1 = false(2)
cmEthernetAccPortOamRemoteLinkEventsEnabled.1.1.1.1 = false(2)

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cmEthernetAccPortOamRemoteOamLoopbacksSupported.1.1.1.1 = false(2)
cmEthernetAccPortOamRemoteUnidirSupportEnabled.1.1.1.1 = false(2)
cmEthernetAccPortOamRemoteMaxPDUSize.1.1.1.1 = 0
cmEthernetAccPortOamRemoteMode.1.1.1.1 = unknown(0)
cmEthernetAccPortMode.1.1.1.1 = connection-oriented(1)
cmEthernetAccPortSvcType.1.1.1.1 = evpl(2)
cmEthernetAccPortRxPauseDisposition.1.1.1.1 = discard(1)
cmEthernetAccPortTxPauseEnabled.1.1.1.1 = false(2)
cmEthernetAccPortAfpType.1.1.1.1 = all(3)
cmEthernetAccPortMDIXStatus.1.1.1.1 = not-applicable(1)
cmEthernetAccPortSfpReach.1.1.1.1 = 0
cmEthernetAccPortSfpLaserWaveLength.1.1.1.1 = 0
cmEthernetAccPortSfpMediaType.1.1.1.1 = not-applicable(0)
cmEthernetAccPortOamEnabled.1.1.1.1 = false(2)
cmEthernetAccPortOamAdminState.1.1.1.1 = enabled(1)
cmEthernetAccPortShapingEnabled.1.1.1.1 = false(2)
cmEthernetAccPortShapedSpeedLo.1.1.1.1 = 0
cmEthernetAccPortShapedSpeedHi.1.1.1.1 = 0
cmEthernetAccPortQinQEtherType.1.1.1.1 = 0
cmEthernetAccPortRxPauseEnabled.1.1.1.1 = false(2)
cmEthernetAccPortAutoDiagEnabled.1.1.1.1 = true(1)
cmEthernetAccPortLinkLossFwdTxActionType.1.1.1.1 = llf-tx-no-action(1)
cmEthernetAccPortLinkLossFwdRxRLDLinkIds.1.1.1.1 = (zero-length)
cmEthernetAccPortN2AVlanTrunkingEnabled.1.1.1.1 = true(1)
cmEthernetAccPortA2NPushPVIDEnabled.1.1.1.1 = false(2)
cmEthernetAccPortN2APopPVIDEnabled.1.1.1.1 = false(2)
cmEthernetAccPortPortVlanId.1.1.1.1 = 1
cmEthernetAccPortPortVlanPriority.1.1.1.1 = 0
cmEthernetAccPortPrioMapMode.1.1.1.1 = priomap-8021p(4)
cmEthernetAccPortSyncEEnabled.1.1.1.1 = false(2)
cmEthernetAccPortQLModeEnabled.1.1.1.1 = false(2)
cmEthernetAccPortExpectedQL.1.1.1.1 = ql-none(16)
cmEthernetAccPortAssumedQL.1.1.1.1 = ql-eec1(2)
cmEthernetAccPortReceivedQL.1.1.1.1 = ql-nsupp(17)
cmEthernetAccPortTransmitQL.1.1.1.1 = ql-nsupp(17)
cmEthernetAccPortDeiEnable.1.1.1.1 = true(1)
cmEthernetAccPortPcpDEEncType.1.1.1.1 = enc-none(1)
cmEthernetAccPortPcpDEPairsAction.1.1.1.1 = none(0)
cmEthernetAccPortSSMRemoteMacAddress.1.1.1.1 = 00:00:00:00:00:00
cmEthernetAccPortXgePhyType.1.1.1.1 = Not available

Configure Access Port

• To change the Administrative state: (unassigned (5) as default)
cmEthernetAccPortAdminState.1.1.1.1 = in-service (1)

• To change the configure speed of access port: (speed-auto (7) as default for copper)

cmEthernetAccPortConfigSpeed.1.1.1.1= speed-auto-1000MB-full-master(15)

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• The service type cannot be edited, default as EVPL which is read only.
cmEthernetAccPortSvcType.1.1.1.1 = evpl(2)

Synchronous Ethernet / Synchronization Status Messaging

By default, the Synchronous Ethernet (SyncE) is disabled and Quality Level (QL) mode
Synchronous Status Messages (SSMs) are disabled.

BITS Port Provisioning

Set the BITS Port Admin State
• To unassign a BITS IN port set the admin state to unassinged (5):
bitsPortAdminState.1.1.1.1.1 = unassigned(5)

• To unassign a BITS OUT port set the admin state to unassinged (5):
bitsPortAdminState.1.1.1.2.1 = unassigned(5)

• To assign a BITS IN port set the admin state to in-service (1):

bitsPortAdminState.1.1.1.1.1 = in-service(1)

• To assign a BITS OUT port set the admin state to in-service (1):
bitsPortAdminState.1.1.1.2.1 = in-service(1)

Set the Port Line Type

• Set the port line type for BITS IN and BITS OUT to E1:
bitsPortLineType.1.1.1.1.1 = e1(2)
bitsPortLineType.1.1.1.2.1 = e1(2)

• Set the port line code for BITS IN and BITS OUT to HDB3:
bitsPortLineCode.1.1.1.1.1 = e1-hdb3(4)
bitsPortLineCode.1.1.1.2.1 = e1-hdb3(4)

Set the SSM/SL Mode

Set SSM/QL mode:

bitsPortQLModeEnabled.1.1.1.1.1 = true(1)
bitsPortQLModeEnabled.1.1.1.2.1 = true(1)

Set the Expected Quality Level

When SyncE is enabled and SSM Mode is enabled an expected QL could be set. If the
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reference perspective and an QL mismatch alarm is raised. Note that this is only applicable
for BITS IN.

bitsPortExpectedQL.1.1.1.1.1 = ql-eec1(2)

Set the Assumed Quality Level

Set the Assumed QL which is valid when the sync reference network type is option1 (SDH)
and when the QL mode is disabled. This is assumed to be the QL for a reference with no
failure. This is only applicable for BITS IN.

bitsPortAssumedQL.1.1.1.1.1 = ql-eec1(2)

Set the Squelch Level

Set the squelch level to squelch BITS OUT in case QL of the system clock falls below the
Squelch QL. If QL Mode is disabled the BITS port is turned off and if the QL Mode is enabled
then the SSM with QL=DNU will be sent.

bitsPortSquelchQL.1.1.1.2.1 = ql-eec1(2)

CLK (10MHz) Port Provisioning

Set the CLK Port Admin State
• To assign a dedicated CLK IN port, set the admin state to in-service (1):
gps10MHzPortAdminState.1.1.1.1 = in-service (1)

• To assign a CLK port, set the admin state to management(2):

gps10MHzPortAdminState.1.1.1.1.2 = management (2)

• To unassign a dedicated CLK IN port, set the admin state to unassigned (5):
gps10MHzPortAdminState.1.1.1.1= unassigned (5)

• To unassign a CLK port, set the admin state to unassigned (5):

gps10MHzPortAdminState.1.1.1.2 = unassigned (5)

Set the Signal Direction

The signal direction of the CLK-1-1-1-1 port is set to input (1) by default, which is read-only
and thus makes the port a dedicated CLK IN port.

• To set the signal direction of a CLK port to output:

gps10MHzPortSignalDirection.1.1.1.2 = output(2)

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Set the Squelch Control

When a CLK port signal direction is input (1), its squelch control is automatically set to never
(1) and is read-only.

When the CLK-1-1-1-2 port signal direction is output (2), user can set the squelch control
to:

gps10MHzPortSquelchControl.1.1.1.2 = holdover (2)

gps10MHzPortSquelchControl.1.1.1.2 = lock (3)
gps10MHzPortSquelchControl.1.1.1.2 = squelch-ql (4)

Set the Squelch Quality Level

When a CLK port signal direction is input (1), the squelch control is set to never (1) and thus
the squelch QL is set to ql-none (16).

User can configure the squelch QL value if the CLK port signal direction is output (2) and
meanwhile the squelch control is set to squelch-ql (4):

gps10MHzPortSquelchControl.1.1.1.2 = ql-dnu(1)
gps10MHzPortSquelchControl.1.1.1.2 = ql-prc (18)
gps10MHzPortSquelchControl.1.1.1.2 = ql-ssu-a (22)
gps10MHzPortSquelchControl.1.1.1.2 = ql-ssu-b (23)
gps10MHzPortSquelchControl.1.1.1.2 = ql-eec1 (2)

Set the Assumed Quality Level

The assumed QL is configurable when the signal direction is input.

gps10MHzPortAssumedQL.1.1.1.2 = ql-ssu-b(23)

PPS Port Provisioning

Set the PPS Port Admin State
• To assign a dedicated PPS IN port, set the admin state to In-service:
f3PulsePerSecondPortAdminState.1.1.1.1 = in-service (1)

• To assign a PPS port, set the admin state to Management:

f3PulsePerSecondPortAdminState.1.1.1.2 = management (2)

• To unassign a dedicated PPS IN port, set the admin state to Unassigned:

f3PulsePerSecondPortAdminState.1.1.1.1= unassigned (5)

• To unassign a PPS port, set the admin state to unassigned (5):

f3PulsePerSecondPortAdminState.1.1.1.2 = unassigned (5)

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Set the Signal Direction

The signal direction of the PPS-1-1-1-1 port is set to input (1) by default, which is read-only
and thus makes the port a dedicated PPS IN port.

To set the signal direction of a CLK port to output (2):

l f3PulsePerSecondPortDirection.1.1.1.2 = output (2)

Set the Squelch Control

When a PPS port signal direction is Input, the squelch control is automatically set to Never
(1) and read-only.

When the PPS-1-1-1-2 port signal direction is set to output (2), user can configure the
squelch control:

gps10MHzPortSquelchControl.1.1.1.2 = holdover (2)

gps10MHzPortSquelchControl.1.1.1.2 = lock (3)

Set the Input Rate

The PPS Port can operates at one of two input rates when the Signal Direction is Input.

f3PulsePerSecondPortInputRate.1.1.1.1 = pulse-per-sec (1)

f3PulsePerSecondPortInputRate.1.1.1.1 = pulse-per-2sec (2)

When PPS port signal direction is Output, the system always set the input rate to pulse-
per-sec (1) and it is read-only.

Set the Cable Delay Compensation

The cable delay compensation is configurable only when the PPS signal direction is set to
Input (see Set the Signal Direction). The time range is from -100000 to 100000
nanoseconds. The default is set to 0 ns.

f3PulsePerSecondPortDelayCompensation.1.1.1.2 = 0

TOD & PPS Port Provisioning

Setting the TOD & PPS Port Admin State
To assign a TOD & PPS port, set the admin state to In-service (1):

l f3TimeOfDayPortAdminState.1.1.1.1 = in-service (1)

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To assign a TOD & PPS port, set the admin state to management(2):

l f3TimeOfDayPortAdminState.1.1.1.1 = management (2)

To unassign a TOD & PPS port, set the admin state to unassigned (5):

l f3TimeOfDayPortAdminState.1.1.1.1 = unassigned (5)

Setting the Signal Direction

The Signal Direction defines the signal direction for this interface as either an input(1) or
output(2). By default, the signal direction is set to output (2).

To configure the signal direction to an input:

l f3TimeOfDayPortSignalDirection.1.1.1.1 = input(1)

Setting the Input Rate

The Input Rate is only applicable when the Signal Direction is set to an input (see Setting the
Signal Direction). By default, the input rate is defined as pulse-per-sec(1).

To configure the Input Rate to pulse-per-2sec:

l f3TimeOfDayPortInputRate.1.1.1.1 = pulse-per-2sec(2)

Setting the Cable Delay

Compensation
When configuring the ToD & PPS port as an input, this value defines the delay
compensation. The time range is from -100000 to 100000 nanoseconds. The default is set to
0 ns.

To configure the Cable Delay Compensation:

f3TimeOfDayPortDelayCompensation.1.1.1.1 = <value>

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Setting the Source Eid

The Source Eid efines the source EID to provide as a ToD+PPS input/output depending on
the Signal Direction defined (see Setting the Signal Direction).

The defaults change according to the Signal Direction configured:

l Input: GPS-1-1-1-1 (ToD is taken from GPS/GNSS, and not from serial ToD).
l Output: Provisioned Clock Reference sources such as
f3TimeClockIndex.1.1.1.1.

To configure the Source EID:

f3TimeOfDayPortTODSource = <name of source EID>

Setting the Squelch Control

The Squelch Control defines the hierarchy to be established for Squelch control of the TOD
& PPS timing interface. The hierarchy is as follows (only relevant when Signal Direction is set
to Output):

l never(1): The output is never squelched.

l holdover(2): The output is squelched only in freerun state.
l lock(3): The output is squelched in holdover and freerun states.

By default the squelch control is set to never (1).

To change the squelch control to holdover:

l f3TimeOfDayPortSquelchControl.1.1.1.1 = holdover(2)

To change the squelch control to lock:

l f3TimeOfDayPortSquelchControl.1.1.1.1 = lock (3)

Setting the Output Format

The TOD & PPS port output format can be defined as either nmea(1) or ccsa(2). By
default, the Output Format is set to nmea(1).

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To configure the Output Format to ccsa:

l f3TimeOfDayPortOutputFormat.1.1.1.1 = ccsa(2)

GNSS Port Provisioning

Setting the GNSS Port Admin State
To assign a GNSS port, set the admin state to In-Service:

l f3GPSReceiverPortAdminState.1.1.1.1 = in-service (1)

To assign a GNSS port, set the admin state to Management(2):

l f3GPSReceiverPortAdminState.1.1.1.1 = management (2)

To unassign a GNSS port, set the Admin State to Unassigned (5):

l f3GPSReceiverPortAdminState.1.1.1.1 = unassigned (5)

Setting the PPS Generation

Condition
The PPS Generation Condition defines the number of minimum satellites that need to be
locked before the system can generate PPS output. By default, the PPS generation condition
is set to tracked-1sat(1).

To configure the PPS generation condition setting to tracked-3sat:

l f3GPSReceiverPortPPSGenCondition.1.1.1.1 = tracked-3sat(2)

Setting the Installation Type

The Installation Type defines the GNSS antenna installation scenario as either: Full Sky View
(where C/No Mask is 35 and Elevation Mask is 20 degrees) or Limited Sky View (where C/No
Mask is 0 and Elevation Mask is 0 degrees). By default, the Installation Type is set to full-sky-
view(1).

To configure the Installation Type setting to limited-sky-view:

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l f3GPSReceiverPortInstallationType.1.1.1.1 = limited-sky-view
(2)

Setting the GNSS System

Types
The GNSS System Type defines the type of GNSS system used. By default, the GNSS System
Type is set to gps(0). You can change the GNSS system type to any of these options:

To configure the GNSS System Type setting to glonass:

l f3GPSReceiverPortGnssSystemsBitMap.1.1.1.1 = glonass(1)

To configure the GNSS System Type setting to beidou:

l f3GPSReceiverPortGnssSystemsBitMap.1.1.1.1 = beidou(2)

To configure the GNSS System Type setting to galileo:

l f3GPSReceiverPortGnssSystemsBitMap.1.1.1.1 = galileo(3)

To configure the GNSS System Type setting to gps and glonass:

l f3GPSReceiverPortGnssSystemsBitMap.1.1.1.1 = gps(0)glonass
(1)

To configure the GNSS System Type setting to beidou and gps:

l f3GPSReceiverPortGnssSystemsBitMap.1.1.1.1 = gps(0)beidou(2)

To configure the GNSS System Type setting to galileo and gps:

l f3GPSReceiverPortGnssSystemsBitMap.1.1.1.1 = gps(0)galileo
(3)

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Setting the Antenna Cable

Delay
The Antenna Cable Delay defines the delay introduced by the cable connecting the antenna
to the GPS interface as either a measurement in Meters (default 5) or time in Nanoseconds
(default 0). The measurement range is from 0 to 999999 meters. The time range is from -
100000 to 100000 nanoseconds. For the best absolute PPS accuracy, adjust the cable delay
to match the installed cable length (check with your cable manufacturer for the delay for a
specific cable type). Length is set in meters. 4.5 nsec/meter is assumed in the cable delay
calculation.

This attribute can be used for the compensation of the delay

created by the GNSS Antenna Kit (include cable delays,
antenna delay, lightning protector delay, and any other cable
contributing to the delay).

Configuring the Antenna Cable Delay involves setting two different SNMP parameters:

l f3GPSReceiverPortAntennaDelayType: Defines the delay as either a

measurement in meters(3) or time in nanoseconds(2). The default is set to
meters(3).
l f3GPSReceiverPortAntennaDelayValue: Defines the value of the delay. The
default is set to 5, when the f3GPSReceiverPortAntennaDelayType is set to
meters(3), and 0 when the f3GPSReceiverPortAntennaDelayType is set to
nanoseconds(2). The default value is 5.

To configure the Antenna Cable Delay:

1. f3GPSReceiverPortAntennaDelayType.1.1.1.1 = meters(3) |
nanoseconds(2)
2. f3GPSReceiverPortAntennaDelayType.1.1.1.1 = <value>

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Setting the C/No Mask

The C/No Mask defines the quality of received GNSS satellite-signals, which is reported as a
C/No value (Carrier-to-Noise power ratio). This mask enables excluding satellites with a
particular C/No from being used by the receiver. The range is between 0 to 55 dB-Hz
(default 35 db-Hz). Low C/No values can result from low-elevation satellites, partially
obscured signals (due to dense foliage for example), or reflected RF signals (multipath).

To configure the C/No Mask value:

l f3GPSReceiverPortCNOMask.1.1.1.1 = <value>

Setting the Elevation Mask

The Elevation Mask defines the elevation mask in degrees, where the range is between 0 to
90 degrees. Generally, signals from low-elevation satellites are of poorer quality than signals
from higher elevation satellites. These signals travel farther through the ionospheric and
tropospheric layers and undergo distortion due to these atmospheric conditions. This mask
enables excluding satellites with poor elevation from being used by the receiver. For
example, an elevation mask of 10° excludes very low satellites from position fix
computations and reduces the likelihood of potential errors induced by using those signals.
The default Elevation Mask is 20 degrees.

To configure the Elevation Mask value:

l f3GPSReceiverPortElevationMask.1.1.1.1 = <value>

Setting the PDOP Mask

The PDOP Mask defines the Position Dilution of Precision (PDOP) Mask value, where PDOP
is a measure of the error caused by the geometric relationship of the satellites used in the
position solution, and is used to measure the current satellite geometry. This mask can be
used to exclude a position calculated based on poor PDOP to be used during location
survey. The range is between 200 to 1200, where the mask value is expressed in hundredth
of the PDOP definition value and it is rounded to the nearest multiple of hundreds. For
example, a value of 200 means that GNSS Receiver stops collecting data when
f3GPSReceiverPortPDOP value exceeds 200. It takes into account each satellite’s
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clustered or aligned in the sky have a high PDOP and contribute to lower position accuracy.
The default PDOP Mask is 800.

PDOP is applicable only during self-survey or whenever the

receiver is performing position fixes. The PDOP Mask
displays Not Available after the GNSS receiver terminates
self-survey mode.

To configure the PDOP Mask value:

l f3GPSReceiverPortPDOPMask.1.1.1.1 = <value>

Setting the Self Survey

Period
The Self Survey Period is used to specify the number of position fixes that are to be
averaged together to form the self-surveyed position. The range is between 1-500,000
seconds. For applications that require a high level of time accuracy, it is recommended to
use a long position survey time, such as one day (average of 86400 values). The default
value is 86400.

To configure the Self Survey Period Mask value:

l f3GPSReceiverPortSelfSurveyPeriod.1.1.1.1 = <value>

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Setting the Sat Min1 and

Min2 Thresholds
The Sat Min1 Threshold (default 3 satellites) and Sat Min2 Threshold (default 2 satellites)
defines the number of in use satellites thresholds. The Sat Min2 Threshold must be less
than the Sat Min1 Threshold, and cannot be set before the Sat Min1 Threshold is
defined. The range is between 1-32 satellites. These numbers are used to determine which
alarm is asserted (or cleared) if a number of in-use GNSS satellites is below or above
thresholds according to these conditions:

l When the number of valid satellites observed by the receiver is less than equal to
the Sat Min2 Threshold, the Sat Min2 Threshold alarm is asserted.
l When the Sat Min2 Threshold is less than the number of valid satellites observed
by the receiver, and the number of satellites is less than the Sat Min1 Threshold,
the Sat Min1 Threshold alarm is asserted.
l When the Sat Min1 Threshold is less than equal to the number of valid satellites
observed by the receiver, no alarm is asserted.

To configure the Sat Min1 Threshold value:

l f3GPSReceiverPortSatMin1Threshold.1.1.1.1 = <value>

To configure the Sat Min2 Threshold value:

l f3GPSReceiverPortSatMin2Threshold.1.1.1.1 = <value>

Retrieving Satellite Entry

To retrieve a Satellite Entry:

f3SatelliteInUse.1 (TruthValue) true(1)

f3SatelliteSV.1 (Unsigned32) 23
f3SatelliteSVType.1 (ConstellationTypesBitMap) 80 (hex) [gps(0)]
f3SatelliteCNO.1 (Unsigned32) 28
f3SatelliteHealth.1 (SatelliteHealth) ok(2)
f3SatelliteAzimuth.1 (Unsigned32) 114
f3SatelliteElevation.1 (Unsigned32) 12
f3SatelliteGnssReceiverPort.1 (VariablePointer) f3GPSReceiverPortIndex.1.1.1.1

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f3SatelliteGnssReceiverPort.9 (VariablePointer) f3GPSReceiverPortIndex.1.1.1.1

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PTP Flow Point Provisioning

This section illustrates creating a PTP Flow Point on the Access port with an example.

Create a PTP Flow Point

f3PtpAccPortFlowPointType.1.1.1.1.2 = oc-slave(2)
f3PtpAccPortFlowPointOuterVlanEtherType.1.1.1.1.2 = 33024
f3PtpAccPortFlowPointOuterVlanMemberList.1.1.1.1.2 = 20-3
f3PtpAccPortFlowPointOuterUntaggedEnabled.1.1.1.1.2 = false(2)
f3PtpAccPortFlowPointRowStatus.1.1.1.1.2 = createAndGo(4)
f3PtpAccPortFlowPointCIRLo.1.1.1.1.2 = 64000
f3PtpAccPortFlowPointEIRLo.1.1.1.1.2 = 64000
f3PtpAccPortFlowPointBufferSize.1.1.1.1.2 = 2

After commission, an Access Port PTP Flow Point is created:

f3PtpAccPortFlowPointIndex(IDX).1.1.1.1.2 = Not accessible

f3PtpAccPortFlowPointAlias.1.1.1.1.2 = Not available
f3PtpAccPortFlowPointAdminState.1.1.1.1.2 = management(2)
f3PtpAccPortFlowPointOperationalState.1.1.1.1.2 = normal(1)
f3PtpAccPortFlowPointSecondaryState.1.1.1.1.2 = @
f3PtpAccPortFlowPointType.1.1.1.1.2 = oc-slave(2)
f3PtpAccPortFlowPointClock.1.1.1.1.2 = zeroDotZero
f3PtpAccPortFlowPointService.1.1.1.1.2 = zeroDotZero
f3PtpAccPortFlowPointOuterVlanEtherType.1.1.1.1.2 = 33024
f3PtpAccPortFlowPointOuterVlanMemberList.1.1.1.1.2 = 20-3
f3PtpAccPortFlowPointOuterUntaggedEnabled.1.1.1.1.2 = false(2)
f3PtpAccPortFlowPointInner1VlanEtherType.1.1.1.1.2 = 0
f3PtpAccPortFlowPointInner1VlanMemberList.1.1.1.1.2 = (zero-length)
f3PtpAccPortFlowPointInner1UntaggedEnabled.1.1.1.1.2 = true(1)
f3PtpAccPortFlowPointInner2VlanEtherType.1.1.1.1.2 = 0
f3PtpAccPortFlowPointInner2VlanMemberList.1.1.1.1.2 = (zero-length)
f3PtpAccPortFlowPointInner2UntaggedEnabled.1.1.1.1.2 = true(1)
f3PtpAccPortFlowPointStorageType.1.1.1.1.2 = nonVolatile(3)
f3PtpAccPortFlowPointRowStatus.1.1.1.1.2 = active(1)
f3PtpAccPortFlowPointCOS.1.1.1.1.2 = 0
f3PtpAccPortFlowPointCIRLo.1.1.1.1.2 = 64000
f3PtpAccPortFlowPointCIRHi.1.1.1.1.2 = 0
f3PtpAccPortFlowPointEIRLo.1.1.1.1.2 = 0
f3PtpAccPortFlowPointEIRHi.1.1.1.1.2 = 0
f3PtpAccPortFlowPointBufferSize.1.1.1.1.2 = 2

Delete a PTP Flow Point

This section provides a example of how to delete a PTP Flow Point. Any SyncJack Probes
associated must be removed before the PTP Flow Point can be deleted.

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f3PtpAccPortFlowPointRowStatus.1.1.1.1.2 = destroy (6)

Telecom Slave Provisioning

Create a Telecom Slave
This example shows how to create a PTP Telecom Slave with a Clock Entity
00.80.EA.38.09.40.00.00 (hex). The PTP Telecom Slave is created in f3PtpTSTable. For a
successful committing, only enter the f3PtpTSClockIdentity.

f3PtpTSClockIdentity.1.1 = 0x00.0x80.0xEA.0x38.0x09.0x40.0x00.0x00
f3PtpTSRowStatus.1.1 = createAndGo(4)

After committing, a PTP Telecom Slave is created:

f3PtpTSIndex(IDX).1.1 = Not accessible

f3PtpTSAlias.1.1 = Not available
f3PtpTSAdminState.1.1 = management(2)
f3PtpTSOperationalState.1.1 = outage(2)
f3PtpTSSecondaryState.1.1 = @@
f3PtpTSClockIdentity.1.1 = 00.80.EA.38.09.40.00.00 (hex)
f3PtpTSDomainNumber.1.1 = 4
f3PtpTSSync.1.1 = zeroDotZero
f3PtpTSCurrentTOD.1.1 = 1970-1-1,0:0:0.0
f3PtpTSSelectedPacketClock.1.1 = zeroDotZero
f3PtpTSClockRecoveryMode.1.1 = two-way(2)
f3PtpTSClockRecoveryState.1.1 = 7
f3PtpTSClockSyncEEnabled.1.1 = false(2)
f3PtpTSClockQLModeEnabled.1.1 = false(2)
f3PtpTSClockExpectedQL.1.1 = ql-none(16)
f3PtpTSClockAssumedQL.1.1 = ql-eec1(2)
f3PtpTSClockReceivedQL.1.1 = 34
f3PtpTSStorageType.1.1 = nonVolatile(3)
f3PtpTSRowStatus.1.1 = active(1)
f3PtpTSTimeTraceabilityStatus.1.1 = false(2)
f3PtpTSTimeSinceTimeTraceabilityChanged.1.1 = 0
f3PtpTSFreqTraceabilityStatus.1.1 = false(2)
f3PtpTSTimeSinceFreqTraceabilityChanged.1.1 = 0
f3PtpTSFreqRecoveryTarget.1.1 = traffic-mask(1)
f3PtpTSCurrentCRScore.1.1 = 0
f3PtpTSTimeLastCRScore.1.1 = 1970-1-1,0:0:0.0
f3PtpTSTargetPhaseRecoveryAccuracy.1.1 = 500
f3PtpTSCurrentPRScore.1.1 = 0
f3PtpTSTimeLastPRScore.1.1 = 1970-1-1,0:0:0.0
f3PtpTSClockClass.1.1 = 0
f3PtpTSClockAccuracy.1.1 = 0

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f3PtpTSTimeSource.1.1 = 0
f3PtpTSPhaseRecoveryState.1.1 = not-applicable(0)
f3PtpTSTimeHoldoverAccuracy.1.1 = time-5000ns(4)

Create a PTP SOOC

This example illustrates how to create a Slave Only Ordinary Clock (SOOC) for the Telecom
Slave created in the preceding example. The Slave Only Ordinary Clock is created in the
f3PtpSOOCTable, f3PtpSOOCEntry. You can configure a SOOC for IPv4 or IPv6. Each
SOOC is IP version independent. For example, one SOOC can run over IPv4 and the other on
IPv6. In addition, each SOOC should use a different PTP Flow Point for IPv4 or IPv6. Ensure
that the IP addresses are unique across all IP interfaces in the system. The IPv6 address
range is between 2000::/3 (2000::0000 to 3FFF:FFFF:FFFF:FFFF:FFFF:FFFF:FFFF:FFFF).

For a successful commit, define these parameters:

l f3PtpSOOCName
l f3PtpSOOCMasterIpProtocol
l [f3PtpSOOCSlaveIpV4Address | f3PtpSOOCSlaveIpV6Address]
l [f3PtpSOOCSlaveIpV4SubnetMask |
f3PtpSOOCSlaveIpV6AddrPrefixLength]
l [f3PtpSOOCMasterIpV4Address | f3PtpSOOCMasterIpV6Address]

For more information about the SOOC parameter options available, see
f3PtpSOOCEntry Details.

In this example, a SOOC for IPv4 is created using these definitions:

f3PtpSOOCName.1.1.1 = sooc1
f3PtpSOOCMasterIpProtocol.1.1.1 = ipv4(1)
f3PtpSOOCSlaveIpV4Address.1.1.1 = 192.168.106.5
f3PtpSOOCSlaveIpV4SubnetMask.1.1.1 = 255.255.255.0
f3PtpSOOCMasterIpV4Address.1.1.1 = 192.168.106.1
f3PtpSOOCRowStatus.1.1.1 = createAndGo(4)

After committing, a Slave Only Ordinary Clock is created:

f3PtpSOOCName.1.1.1 = sooc1
f3PtpSOOCAlias.1.1.1 = (zero-length)
f3PtpSOOCAdminState.1.1.1 = management(2)
f3PtpSOOCOperationalState.1.1.1 = outage(2)
f3PtpSOOCSecondaryState.1.1.1 = @@

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f3PtpSOOCServiceFlow.1.1.1 = zeroDotZero
f3PtpSOOCMasterClockType.1.1.1 = 4
f3PtpSOOCUnicastMessageNegEnabled.1.1.1 = true(1)
f3PtpSOOCMasterDelayMechanism.1.1.1 = end-to-end(1)
f3PtpSOOCMasterPriority.1.1.1 = 128
f3PtpSOOCMasterIpProtocol.1.1.1 = ipv4(1)
f3PtpSOOCSlaveIpV4Address.1.1.1 = 192.168.106.5
f3PtpSOOCSlaveIpV4SubnetMask.1.1.1 = 255.255.255.0
f3PtpSOOCMasterIpV4Address.1.1.1 = 192.168.106.1
f3PtpSOOCIpPriorityMapMode.1.1.1 = none(1)
f3PtpSOOCIpPriority.1.1.1 = 0
f3PtpSOOCMasterLeaseDuration.1.1.1 = 300
f3PtpSOOCMasterAnnounceMsgRate.1.1.1 = pkt1per16secs(1)
f3PtpSOOCMasterAnnounceMsgReceiptTimeout.1.1.1 = 2
f3PtpSOOCMasterSyncMsgRate.1.1.1 = pkts32persec(6)
f3PtpSOOCMasterSyncReceiptTimeout.1.1.1 = 10
f3PtpSOOCMasterDelayRspMsgRate.1.1.1 = pkts32persec(6)
f3PtpSOOCMasterDelayRspReceiptTimeout.1.1.1 = 128
f3PtpSOOCMasterRequestUnicastTimeout.1.1.1 = 1
f3PtpSOOCMasterRequestUnicastRestartTimer.1.1.1 = 60
f3PtpSOOCCurrentOffsetFromMaster.1.1.1 = 0
f3PtpSOOCAnnounceMsgClockClass.1.1.1 = 0
f3PtpSOOCLastReceivedAnnounceMsg.1.1.1 = (zero-length)
f3PtpSOOCLastReceivedSyncMsg.1.1.1 = (zero-length)
f3PtpSOOCLastReceivedDelayRspMsg.1.1.1 = (zero-length)
f3PtpSOOCRecentMeanPathDelay.1.1.1 = 0
f3PtpSOOCRecentSyncPDV.1.1.1 = 0
f3PtpSOOCStorageType.1.1.1 = nonVolatile(3)
f3PtpSOOCRowStatus.1.1.1 = createAndGo(4)
f3PtpSOOCRecentSyncPathDelay.1.1.1 = 0
f3PtpSOOCSoocProtectionState.1.1.1 = 3
f3PtpSOOCSoocWtr.1.1.1 = false(2)
f3PtpSOOCSoocClockClass.1.1.1 = 0
f3PtpSOOCSoocClockRecoveryState.1.1.1 = not-applicable(0)
f3PtpSOOCSoocPhaseRecoveryState.1.1.1 = not-applicable(0)
f3PtpSOOCE2eDelayAsymmetryComp.1.1.1 = disabled(1)
f3PtpSOOCE2eAutoAsymmetryCompStatus.1.1.1 = 6
f3PtpSOOCE2eDelayAsymmetry.1.1.1 = 0
f3PtpSOOCSoocLockOutControl.1.1.1 = false(2)
f3PtpSOOCSlaveIpV6Address.1.1.1 = 0000:0000:0000:0000:0000:0000:0000:0000
f3PtpSOOCSlaveIpV6AddrPrefixLength.1.1.1 = 0
f3PtpSOOCMasterIpV6Address.1.1.1 = 0000:0000:0000:0000:0000:0000:0000:0000
f3PtpSOOCMinimumExpectedClockClass.1.1.1 = 247

In this example, a SOOC for IPv6 is created using these definitions:

f3PtpSOOCName.1.1.1 = sooc2
f3PtpSOOCMasterIpProtocol.1.1.1 = ipv6(2)
f3PtpSOOCSlaveIpV6Address.1.1.1 = 2010:0101:0000:0000:0000:0000:0000:000A

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f3PtpSOOCSlaveIpV6AddrPrefixLength.1.1.1 = 64
f3PtpSOOCMasterIpV6Address.1.1.1 = 2010:1010:0000:0000:0000:0000:0000:000B
f3PtpSOOCRowStatus.1.1.1 = createAndGo(4)

After you commit, the system creates a slave only ordinary clock:

f3PtpSOOCName.1.1.1 = sooc2
f3PtpSOOCAlias.1.1.1 = (zero-length)
f3PtpSOOCAdminState.1.1.1 = management(2)
f3PtpSOOCOperationalState.1.1.1 = outage(2)
f3PtpSOOCSecondaryState.1.1.1 = @@
f3PtpSOOCServiceFlow.1.1.1 = zeroDotZero
f3PtpSOOCMasterClockType.1.1.1 = 4
f3PtpSOOCUnicastMessageNegEnabled.1.1.1 = true(1)
f3PtpSOOCMasterDelayMechanism.1.1.1 = end-to-end(1)
f3PtpSOOCMasterPriority.1.1.1 = 128
f3PtpSOOCMasterIpProtocol.1.1.1 = ipv6(2)
f3PtpSOOCSlaveIpV4Address.1.1.1 = 0.0.0.0
f3PtpSOOCSlaveIpV4SubnetMask.1.1.1 = 0.0.0.0
f3PtpSOOCMasterIpV4Address.1.1.1 = 0.0.0.0
f3PtpSOOCIpPriorityMapMode.1.1.1 = none(1)
f3PtpSOOCIpPriority.1.1.1 = 0
f3PtpSOOCMasterLeaseDuration.1.1.1 = 300
f3PtpSOOCMasterAnnounceMsgRate.1.1.1 = pkt1per16secs(1)
f3PtpSOOCMasterAnnounceMsgReceiptTimeout.1.1.1 = 2
f3PtpSOOCMasterSyncMsgRate.1.1.1 = pkts32persec(6)
f3PtpSOOCMasterSyncReceiptTimeout.1.1.1 = 10
f3PtpSOOCMasterDelayRspMsgRate.1.1.1 = pkts32persec(6)
f3PtpSOOCMasterDelayRspReceiptTimeout.1.1.1 = 128
f3PtpSOOCMasterRequestUnicastTimeout.1.1.1 = 1
f3PtpSOOCMasterRequestUnicastRestartTimer.1.1.1 = 60
f3PtpSOOCCurrentOffsetFromMaster.1.1.1 = 0
f3PtpSOOCAnnounceMsgClockClass.1.1.1 = 0
f3PtpSOOCLastReceivedAnnounceMsg.1.1.1 = (zero-length)
f3PtpSOOCLastReceivedSyncMsg.1.1.1 = (zero-length)
f3PtpSOOCLastReceivedDelayRspMsg.1.1.1 = (zero-length)
f3PtpSOOCRecentMeanPathDelay.1.1.1 = 0
f3PtpSOOCRecentSyncPDV.1.1.1 = 0
f3PtpSOOCStorageType.1.1.1 = nonVolatile(3)
f3PtpSOOCRowStatus.1.1.1 = createAndGo(4)
f3PtpSOOCRecentSyncPathDelay.1.1.1 = 0
f3PtpSOOCSoocProtectionState.1.1.1 = 3
f3PtpSOOCSoocWtr.1.1.1 = false(2)
f3PtpSOOCSoocClockClass.1.1.1 = 0
f3PtpSOOCSoocClockRecoveryState.1.1.1 = not-applicable(0)
f3PtpSOOCSoocPhaseRecoveryState.1.1.1 = not-applicable(0)
f3PtpSOOCE2eDelayAsymmetryComp.1.1.1 = disabled(1)
f3PtpSOOCE2eAutoAsymmetryCompStatus.1.1.1 = 6
f3PtpSOOCE2eDelayAsymmetry.1.1.1 = 0

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f3PtpSOOCSoocLockOutControl.1.1.1 = false(2)
f3PtpSOOCSlaveIpV6Address.1.1.1 = 2010:0101:0000:0000:0000:0000:0000:000A
f3PtpSOOCSlaveIpV6AddrPrefixLength.1.1.1 = 64
f3PtpSOOCMasterIpV6Address.1.1.1 = 2010:1010:0000:0000:0000:0000:0000:000B
f3PtpSOOCMinimumExpectedClockClass.1.1.1 = 247

Create an Ordinary Clock Slave Port

This example illustrates how to create an Ordinary Clock Slave Port (OCS port) for the Slave
Only Ordinary Clock (SOOC) created in the preceding example. The OCS port is based on
the PTP Flow Point created in the example of Create a PTP SOOC . The Ordinary Clock Slave
Port is created in the f3PtpOCSlaveVirtualPortTable. For a successful committing,
only enter f3PtpOCSlaveVirtualPortFlowPoint:

f3PtpOCSlaveVirtualPortFlowPoint.1.1.1.1 =f3PtpAccPortFlowPointAlias.1.1.1.1.1
f3PtpOCSlaveVirtualPortRowStatus.1.1.1.1 =createAndGo(4)

After Committing, an Ordinary Clock Slave Port is created:

f3PtpOCSlaveVirtualPortFlowPoint.1.1.1.1= f3PtpNetPortFlowPointAlias..1.1.1.1.1
f3PtpOCSlaveVirtualPortState.1.1.1.1= uncalibrated(5)
f3PtpOCSlaveVirtualPortStorageType.1.1.1.1= nonVolatile(3)
f3PtpOCSlaveVirtualPortRowStatus.1.1.1.1= active(1)

Delete an Ordinary Clock Slave Port

f3PtpOCSlaveVirtualPortRowStatus = destroy (6)

Delete a Slave Only Ordinary Clock

Before deleting an SOOC, the OCS port it associates with must be deleted:

f3PtpSOOCRowStatus = destroy(6)

Delete a Telecom Slave

Before deleting a telecom slave, the SOOC it associates with must be deleted:

f3PtpTSRowStatus = destroy (6)

Boundary Clock Provisioning

Creating a PTP Boundary Clock
This example illustrates how to create a Boundary Clock (BC) in f3PtpBCTable with the
Telecom Slave created in Create a Telecom Slave . For a successful committing, only enter

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f3PtpOCSlaveVirtualPortIdentity and
f3PtpOCSlaveVirtualPortFlowPoint:

f3PtpBCClockIdentity.1.1 = 00.80.EA.39.D9.C0.00.01 (hex)

f3PtpBCTimingSource.1.1 = f3PtpTSAlias.1.1
f3PtpBCRowStatus.1.1 = createAndGo(4)

After committing, a Boundary Clock is created:

f3PtpBCIndex(IDX).1.1 = Not accessible

f3PtpBCAlias.1.1 = (zero-length)
f3PtpBCAdminState.1.1 = management(2)
f3PtpBCOperationalState.1.1 = normal(1)
f3PtpBCSecondaryState.1.1 = @
f3PtpBCClockIdentity.1.1 = 00.80.EA.39.D9.C0.00.01 (hex)
f3PtpBCTimingSource.1.1 = f3PtpTSIndex.1.1
f3PtpBCClockClass.1.1 = 0
f3PtpBCDomainNumber.1.1 = 4
f3PtpBCStorageType.1.1 = nonVolatile(3)
f3PtpBCRowStatus.1.1 = active(1)

Creating a PTP Master Clock Interface

This section provides an example of creating a Master Clock Interface (MCI) for the
Boundary Clock created in the preceding section. The MCI is managed in the
f3PtpMCITable. You can configure a MCI for IPv4 or IPv6. Each MCI is IP version
independent. For example, one MCI can run over IPv4 and the other on IPv6. In addition,
each MCI should use a different PTP Flow Point for IPv4 or IPv6.

The IPv6 address of 0000:0000:0000:0000:0000:0000:0000: 0000/64 is reserved for default

routes. You can only enter the static default route of
0000:0000:0000:0000:0000:0000:0000:0000 if the system default router is
0000:0000:0000:0000:0000:0000:0000:0000. The range is between 2000::/3 (2000::0000 to
3FFF:FFFF:FFFF:FFFF:FFFF:FFFF:FFFF:FFFF).

For a successful commit, define these parameters:

l f3PtpMCIAdminState
l f3PtpMCIClockType
l f3PtpMCIIfName
l f3PtpMCIIpProtocol
l [f3PtpMCIMasterIpV4Address | f3PtpMCIMasterIpV6Address]
l [f3PtpMCIMasterIpV4SubnetMas |
f3PtpMCIMasterIpV6AddrPrefixLength]

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l f3PtpMCIClockClassProfile, where the type of clock profile selected, such as

g82651(1), g82752(5), and ptp-enterprise-and-ieee-1588-2008(6),
depends on your system requirement.

In this example, a MCI for IPv4 is created using these definitions:

f3PtpMCIAdminState.1.1.1 = management(2)
f3PtpMCIClockType.1.1.1 = one-step(2)
f3PtpMCIIfName.1.1.1 = newMCI
f3PtpMCIIpProtocol.1.1.1 = ipv4(1)
f3PtpMCIMasterIpV4Address.1.1.1 = 100.19.10.7
f3PtpMCIMasterIpV4SubnetMask.1.1.1 = 255.255.255.0
f3PtpMCIMaxSlavesSupported.1.1.1 = 32
f3PtpMCIMaxStaticSlavesSupported.1.1.1 = 1
f3PtpMCIRowStatus.1.1.1 = createAndGo(4)

f3PtpMCIClockClassProfile.1.1.1 = g82651(1)

After Committing, a Master Clock Interface is created:

f3PtpMCIAlias.1.1.1 = (zero-length)
f3PtpMCIAdminState.1.1.1 = management(2)
f3PtpMCIOperationalState.1.1.1 = outage(2)
f3PtpMCISecondaryState.1.1.1 = @@
f3PtpMCIPortIdentity.1.1.1 = (zero-length)
f3PtpMCIDomainNumber.1.1.1 = 4
f3PtpMCIClockType.1.1.1 = one-step(2)
f3PtpMCIDelayMechanism.1.1.1 = end-to-end(1)
f3PtpMCIIfName.1.1.1 = newMCI
f3PtpMCIIpProtocol.1.1.1 = ipv4(1)
f3PtpMCIMasterIpV4Address.1.1.1 = 100.19.10.7
f3PtpMCIMasterIpV4SubnetMask.1.1.1 = 255.255.255.0
f3PtpMCIIpPriorityMapMode.1.1.1 = none(1)
f3PtpMCIIpPriority.1.1.1 = 0
f3PtpMCIMaxLeaseDuration.1.1.1 = 300
f3PtpMCIMaxSlavesSupported.1.1.1 = 32
f3PtpMCIMaxStaticSlavesSupported.1.1.1 = 1
f3PtpMCIMaxSyncMsgRate.1.1.1 = pkts32persec(6)
f3PtpMCIMaxDelayRespMsgRate.1.1.1 = pkts32persec(6)
f3PtpMCIMaxAnnounceMsgRate.1.1.1 = pkt1per1sec(5)
f3PtpMCIStorageType.1.1.1 = nonVolatile(3)
f3PtpMCIRowStatus.1.1.1 = createAndGo(4)
f3PtpMCIServiceFlow.1.1.1 = zeroDotZero
f3PtpMCIClockClassProfile.1.1.1 = g82651(1)
f3PtpMCIClockClass.1.1.1 = 0
f3PtpMCIAnnounceExtTLVEnable.1.1.1 = false(2)
f3PtpMCIMasterIpV6Address.1.1.1 = 0000:0000:0000:0000:0000:0000:0000:0000
f3PtpMCIMasterIpV6AddrPrefixLength.1.1.1 = 0

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In this example, a MCI for IPv6 is created using these definitions:

f3PtpMCIAdminState.1.1.1 = management(2)
f3PtpMCIClockType.1.1.1 = one-step(2)
f3PtpMCIIfName.1.1.1 = newMCI2
f3PtpMCIIpProtocol.1.1.1 = ipv6(2)
f3PtpMCIMasterIpV6Address.1.1.1 = 2000:2000:0000:0000:0000:0000:0000:000A
f3PtpMCIMasterIpV6AddrPrefixLength.1.1.1 = 64
f3PtpMCIMaxSlavesSupported.1.1.1 = 32
f3PtpMCIMaxStaticSlavesSupported.1.1.1 = 1
f3PtpMCIRowStatus.1.1.1 = createAndGo(4)

f3PtpMCIClockClassProfile.1.1.1 = g82651(1)

After Committing, a Master Clock Interface is created:

f3PtpMCIAlias.1.1.1 = (zero-length)
f3PtpMCIAdminState.1.1.1 = management(2)
f3PtpMCIOperationalState.1.1.1 = outage(2)
f3PtpMCISecondaryState.1.1.1 = @@
f3PtpMCIPortIdentity.1.1.1 = (zero-length)
f3PtpMCIDomainNumber.1.1.1 = 4
f3PtpMCIClockType.1.1.1 = one-step(2)
f3PtpMCIDelayMechanism.1.1.1 = end-to-end(1)
f3PtpMCIIfName.1.1.1 = newMCI2
f3PtpMCIIpProtocol.1.1.1 = ipv6(2)
f3PtpMCIMasterIpV4Address.1.1.1 = 0.0.0.0
f3PtpMCIMasterIpV4SubnetMask.1.1.1 = 0.0.0.0
f3PtpMCIIpPriorityMapMode.1.1.1 = none(1)
f3PtpMCIIpPriority.1.1.1 = 0
f3PtpMCIMaxLeaseDuration.1.1.1 = 300
f3PtpMCIMaxSlavesSupported.1.1.1 = 32
f3PtpMCIMaxStaticSlavesSupported.1.1.1 = 1
f3PtpMCIMaxSyncMsgRate.1.1.1 = pkts32persec(6)
f3PtpMCIMaxDelayRespMsgRate.1.1.1 = pkts32persec(6)
f3PtpMCIMaxAnnounceMsgRate.1.1.1 = pkt1per1sec(5)
f3PtpMCIStorageType.1.1.1 = nonVolatile(3)
f3PtpMCIRowStatus.1.1.1 = createAndGo(4)
f3PtpMCIServiceFlow.1.1.1 = zeroDotZero
f3PtpMCIClockClassProfile.1.1.1 = g82651(1)
f3PtpMCIClockClass.1.1.1 = 0
f3PtpMCIAnnounceExtTLVEnable.1.1.1 = false(2)
f3PtpMCIMasterIpV6Address.1.1.1 = 2000:2000:0000:0000:0000:0000:0000:000A
f3PtpMCIMasterIpV6AddrPrefixLength.1.1.1 = 64

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Creating a PTP Master Virtual Port

This section provides an example of creating a Master Virtual Port for the Master Clock
Interface created in the preceding section. An existing OC Master type PTP Flow Point is
required to create a Master Virtual Port. The Master Virtual Port is managed in the
f3PtpMasterVirtualPorttable. For how to create a PTP Flow Point, see PTP Flow
Point Provisioning.

For a successful commit, only define these parameters:

l f3PtpMasterVirtualPortAdminState
l f3PtpMasterVirtualPortFlowPoint
l f3PtpAccPortFlowPointIndex:

Use these example parameter definitions:

l f3PtpMasterVirtualPortAdminState.1.1.1.1 = management(2)
l f3PtpMasterVirtualPortFlowPoint.1.1.1.1 =
f3PtpAccPortFlowPointIndex.1.1.1.1.1
l f3PtpMasterVirtualPortRowStatus.1.1.1.1 =createAndGo(4)

After Committing, a Master Virtual Port is created:

f3PtpMasterVirtualPortIndex(IDX).1.1.1.1 = Not accessible

f3PtpMasterVirtualPortAlias.1.1.1.1 = (zero-length)
f3PtpMasterVirtualPortAdminState .1.1.1.1 = management(2)
f3PtpMasterVirtualPortOperationalState.1.1.1.1 = normal(1)
f3PtpMasterVirtualPortSecondaryState.1.1.1.1 = @
f3PtpMasterVirtualPortFlowPoint.1.1.1.1 = f3PtpAccPortFlowPointIndex.1.1.1.1.1
f3PtpMasterVirtualPortStorageType.1.1.1.1 = nonVolatile(3)
f3PtpMasterVirtualPortRowStatus.1.1.1.1 = active(1)

Creating a PTP Static Slave

The PTP Dynamic Slaves are dynamically negotiated, but a Static Slave has to be manually
defined. This section provides an example of creating a PTP Static Slave for the Master Clock
Interface created in the preceding section.

The PTP Static Slave is managed in the f3PtpStaticRemoteSlaveTable. You can

configure a PTP Static Slave for IPv4 or IPv6. The IP address must be unique across all IP
interfaces in the system.

The IPv6 address of 0000:0000:0000:0000:0000:0000:0000: 0000/64 is reserved for default

routes. You can only enter the static default route of
0000:0000:0000:0000:0000:0000:0000:0000 if the system default router is
0000:0000:0000:0000:0000:0000:0000:0000. The range is between 2000::/3 (2000::0000 to
3FFF:FFFF:FFFF:FFFF:FFFF:FFFF:FFFF:FFFF).

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For a successful commit, define these parameters:

l f3PtpStaticRemoteSlaveAdminState
l [f3PtpStaticRemoteSlaveIpV4Address |
f3PtpStaticRemoteSlaveIpV6Address]
l f3PtpStaticRemoteSlaveUmnControl

In this example, a Static Remote Slave for IPv4 is created using these definitions:

f3PtpStaticRemoteSlaveAdminState.1.1.1.1 = management(2)
f3PtpStaticRemoteSlaveIpV4Address.1.1.1.1 = 100.19.10.5
f3PtpStaticRemoteSlaveUmnControl.1.1.1.1 = true(1)
f3PtpStaticRemoteSlaveRowStatus.1.1.1.1 = createAndGo(4)

After committing, a Static Slave is created:

f3PtpStaticRemoteSlaveAlias.1.1.1.1 = (zero-length)
f3PtpStaticRemoteSlaveAdminState.1.1.1.1 = management(2)
f3PtpStaticRemoteSlaveOperationalState.1.1.1.1 = normal(1)
f3PtpStaticRemoteSlaveSecondaryState.1.1.1.1 = @
f3PtpStaticRemoteSlaveClockIdentity.1.1.1.1 = 00.80.EA.FF.FE.84.37.A0.00.01 (hex)
f3PtpStaticRemoteSlaveIpV4Address.1.1.1.1 = 100.19.10.5
f3PtpStaticRemoteSlaveTimeCreated.1.1.1.1 = 2017-8-6,12:3:3.0,+0:0
f3PtpStaticRemoteSlaveSyncMsgRate.1.1.1.1 = pkts16persec(5)
f3PtpStaticRemoteSlaveDelayRspMsgRate.1.1.1.1 = pkts16persec(5)
f3PtpStaticRemoteSlaveAnnounceMsgRate.1.1.1.1 = pkts8per1sec(5)
f3PtpStaticRemoteSlaveNegSyncLeaseDur.1.1.1.1 = 0
f3PtpStaticRemoteSlaveNegDelayRspLeaseDur.1.1.1.1 = 0
f3PtpStaticRemoteSlaveNegAnnounceLeaseDur.1.1.1.1 = 0
f3PtpStaticRemoteSlaveSyncDurRemTime.1.1.1.1 = 287
f3PtpStaticRemoteSlaveDelayRspDurRemTime.1.1.1.1 = 287
f3PtpStaticRemoteSlaveAnnounceDurRemTime.1.1.1.1 = 287
f3PtpStaticRemoteSlaveUmnControl.1.1.1.1 = true(1)
f3PtpStaticRemoteSlaveStorageType.1.1.1.1 = nonVolatile(3)
f3PtpStaticRemoteSlaveRowStatus.1.1.1.1 = createAndGo(4)
f3PtpStaticRemoteSlaveIpV6Address.1.1.1.1 = 0000:0000:0000:0000:0000:0000:0000:0000

In this example, a Static Remote Slave for IPv6 is created using these definitions:

f3PtpStaticRemoteSlaveAdminState.1.1.2.1 = management(2)
f3PtpStaticRemoteSlaveIpV6Address.1.1.2.1 = 2000:2020:0000:0000:0000:0000:0000:0000
f3PtpStaticRemoteSlaveUmnControl.1.1.2.1 = true(1)
f3PtpStaticRemoteSlaveRowStatus.1.1.2.1 = createAndGo(4)

After you commit, the system creates a static slave:

f3PtpStaticRemoteSlaveAlias.1.1.2.1 = (zero-length)
f3PtpStaticRemoteSlaveAdminState.1.1.2.1 = management(2)
f3PtpStaticRemoteSlaveOperationalState.1.1.2.1 = outage(2)
f3PtpStaticRemoteSlaveSecondaryState.1.1.2.1 = @@

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f3PtpStaticRemoteSlaveClockIdentity.1.1.2.1 = 00.00.00.00.00.00.00.00.00.00 (hex)

f3PtpStaticRemoteSlaveIpV4Address.1.1.2.1 = 0.0.0.0
f3PtpStaticRemoteSlaveTimeCreated.1.1.2.1 = 2017-8-6,12:18:43.0,+0:0
f3PtpStaticRemoteSlaveSyncMsgRate.1.1.2.1 = none(9)
f3PtpStaticRemoteSlaveDelayRspMsgRate.1.1.2.1 = pkts0persec(11)
f3PtpStaticRemoteSlaveAnnounceMsgRate.1.1.2.1 = none(9)
f3PtpStaticRemoteSlaveNegSyncLeaseDur.1.1.2.1 = 0
f3PtpStaticRemoteSlaveNegDelayRspLeaseDur.1.1.2.1 = 0
f3PtpStaticRemoteSlaveNegAnnounceLeaseDur.1.1.2.1 = 0
f3PtpStaticRemoteSlaveSyncDurRemTime.1.1.2.1 = 0
f3PtpStaticRemoteSlaveDelayRspDurRemTime.1.1.2.1 = 0
f3PtpStaticRemoteSlaveAnnounceDurRemTime.1.1.2.1 = 0
f3PtpStaticRemoteSlaveUmnControl.1.1.2.1 = true(1)
f3PtpStaticRemoteSlaveStorageType.1.1.2.1 = nonVolatile(3)
f3PtpStaticRemoteSlaveRowStatus.1.1.2.1 = createAndGo(4)
f3PtpStaticRemoteSlaveIpV6Address.1.1.1.1 = 2000:2020:0000:0000:0000:0000:0000:0000

Retrieving a Dynamic Slave

Entry
An example of retrieving a Dynamic Slave entry in the
f3PtpDynamicRemoteSlaveTable:

f3PtpDynamicRemoteSlaveAlias.1.1.1.1 = (zero-length)
f3PtpDynamicRemoteSlaveAdminState.1.1.1.1 = management(2)
f3PtpDynamicRemoteSlaveOperationalState.1.1.1.1 = normal(1)
f3PtpDynamicRemoteSlaveSecondaryState.1.1.1.1 = @ [active(1)]
f3PtpDynamicRemoteSlaveClockIdentity.1.1.1.1 = 00.80.EA.FF.FE.84.37.A0.00.01 (hex)
f3PtpDynamicRemoteIpV4Address.1.1.1.1 = 100.0.0.2
f3PtpDynamicRemoteSlaveTimeCreated.1.1.1.1 = 1970-1-1,0:0:0.0,+0:0
f3PtpDynamicRemoteSlaveSyncMsgRate.1.1.1.1 = none(9)
f3PtpDynamicRemoteSlaveDelayRspMsgRate.1.1.1.1 = pkts0persec(11)
f3PtpDynamicRemoteSlaveAnnounceMsgRate.1.1.1.1 = none(9)
f3PtpDynamicRemoteSlaveNegSyncLeaseDur.1.1.1.1 = 0
f3PtpStaticRemoteSlaveNegDelayRspLeaseDur.1.1.1.1 = 0
f3PtpDynamicRemoteSlaveNegAnnounceLeaseDur.1.1.1.1 = 0
f3PtpDynamicRemoteSlaveSyncDurRemTime.1.1.1.1 = 0
f3PtpDynamicRemoteSlaveDelayRspDurRemTime.1.1.1.1 = 0
f3PtpDynamicRemoteSlaveAnnounceDurRemTime.1.1.1.1 = 0
f3PtpDynamicRemoteSlaveRowStatus.1.1.1.1 = createAndGo(4)
f3PtpDynamicRemoteSlaveStorageType.1.1.1.1 = Volatile(2)
f3PtpDynamicRemoteSlaveIpV6Address.1.1.1.1 = 0000:0000:0000:0000:0000:0000:0000:0000

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Deleting a PTP Static Slave

A PTP Static Slave can only be delete when it is not in In-Service State:

f3PtpStaticRemoteSlaveRowStatus.1.1.1.1 = destory(6)

Deleting a PTP Master Virtual Port

A PTP Master Virtual Port can only be deleted when it is in Management State. The Admin
State of a PTP Master Virtual Port is directly deprived from its parent Master Clock
Interfaces:

f3PtpMasterVirtualPortRowStatus.1.1.1.1 = destory(6)

Deleting a PTP Master Clock Interface

A PTP Master Clock Interface (MCI) can only be deleted when it is not in In-Service State:

f3PtpMCIRowStatus.1.1.1.1 = destory(6)

Deleting a PTP Boundary Clock

This example illustrates how to delete a Boundary Clock (BC) in f3PtpBCTable. Only a
boundary clock in Management state can be deleted.

f3PtpBCRowStatus.1.1 = destory(6)

After committing, the Boundary Clock is deleted.

PTP Master Clock Provisioning

All operations on Master Clock are managed in f3PtpMasterClockTable.For how to
create MCI, Master Virtual Port, Static Remote Slave for a Master Clock, see the relevant
sections in Boundary Clock Provisioning.

Creating a Master Clock

This example illustrates how to create a Master Clock (MC) in f3PtpMasterClockTable.
For a successful committing, only enter the f3PtpMasterClockClockIdentity and
f3PtpMasterClockRowStatus:

f3PtpMasterClockClockIdentity = # 0x00 0x80 0xEA 0x38 0x09 0x40 0x00 0x78

f3PtpMasterClockRowStatus.1.1 = createAndGo(4)
f3PtpMasterClockPTPProfile1.1 = g82651(1)

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Ensure the appropriate Profile is selected, as this is a

create-only attribute. It cannot be set after creation.
l To create a 8265 profile Master Clock, enter g82651
(1)
l To create an enterprise profile clock, enter ptp-
enterprise(2)
l If you do not select a profile, the system creates a
8265.1 profile Master Clock.

After committing, a Master Clock is created:

f3PtpMasterClockIndex(IDX)1.1 = Not accessible

f3PtpMasterClockAlias1.1 = Not available (zero-length)
f3PtpMasterClockAdminState1.1 = management(2)
f3PtpMasterClockOperationalState1.1 = normal(1)
f3PtpMasterClockSecondaryState1.1 = @
f3PtpMasterClockClockIdentity1.1 = 00.80.EA.38.09.40.00.78 (hex)
f3PtpMasterClockTimeClock1.1 = f3TimeClockIndex.1.1.1.1
f3PtpMasterClockDomainNumber1.1 = 4
f3PtpMasterClockPriority11.1 = 128
f3PtpMasterClockPriority21.1 = 128
f3PtpMasterClockClockClass1.1 = Not available
f3PtpMasterClockClockAccuracy1.1 = 0
f3PtpMasterClockTimeScale1.1 = 3
f3PtpMasterClockUtcOffset1.1 = 0
f3PtpMasterClockStorageType1.1 = nonVolatile(3)
f3PtpMasterClockRowStatus1.1 = active(1)
f3PtpMasterClockActiveTimeRef1.1 = zeroDotZero
f3PtpMasterClockPTPProfile1.1 = g82651(1)

Creating a PTP Master Clock Interface

This section provides an example of creating a Master Clock Interface (MCI) for the
Boundary Clock created in the preceding section. The MCI is managed in the
f3PtpMCITable. You can configure a MCI for IPv4 or IPv6. Each MCI is IP version
independent. For example, one MCI can run over IPv4 and the other on IPv6. In addition,
each MCI should use a different PTP Flow Point for IPv4 or IPv6.

The IPv6 address of 0000:0000:0000:0000:0000:0000:0000: 0000/64 is reserved for default

routes. You can only enter the static default route of
0000:0000:0000:0000:0000:0000:0000:0000 if the system default router is
0000:0000:0000:0000:0000:0000:0000:0000. The range is between 2000::/3 (2000::0000 to
3FFF:FFFF:FFFF:FFFF:FFFF:FFFF:FFFF:FFFF).

For a successful commit, define these parameters:

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l f3PtpMCIAdminState
l f3PtpMCIClockType
l f3PtpMCIIfName
l f3PtpMCIIpProtocol
l [f3PtpMCIMasterIpV4Address | f3PtpMCIMasterIpV6Address]
l [f3PtpMCIMasterIpV4SubnetMas |
f3PtpMCIMasterIpV6AddrPrefixLength]
l f3PtpMCIClockClassProfile, where the type of clock profile selected, such as
g82651(1), g82752(5), and ptp-enterprise-and-ieee-1588-2008(6),
depends on your system requirement.

In this example, a MCI for IPv4 is created using these definitions:

f3PtpMCIAdminState.1.1.1 = management(2)
f3PtpMCIClockType.1.1.1 = one-step(2)
f3PtpMCIIfName.1.1.1 = newMCI
f3PtpMCIIpProtocol.1.1.1 = ipv4(1)
f3PtpMCIMasterIpV4Address.1.1.1 = 100.19.10.7
f3PtpMCIMasterIpV4SubnetMask.1.1.1 = 255.255.255.0
f3PtpMCIMaxSlavesSupported.1.1.1 = 32
f3PtpMCIMaxStaticSlavesSupported.1.1.1 = 1
f3PtpMCIRowStatus.1.1.1 = createAndGo(4)

f3PtpMCIClockClassProfile.1.1.1 = g82651(1)

After Committing, a Master Clock Interface is created:

f3PtpMCIAlias.1.1.1 = (zero-length)
f3PtpMCIAdminState.1.1.1 = management(2)
f3PtpMCIOperationalState.1.1.1 = outage(2)
f3PtpMCISecondaryState.1.1.1 = @@
f3PtpMCIPortIdentity.1.1.1 = (zero-length)
f3PtpMCIDomainNumber.1.1.1 = 4
f3PtpMCIClockType.1.1.1 = one-step(2)
f3PtpMCIDelayMechanism.1.1.1 = end-to-end(1)
f3PtpMCIIfName.1.1.1 = newMCI
f3PtpMCIIpProtocol.1.1.1 = ipv4(1)
f3PtpMCIMasterIpV4Address.1.1.1 = 100.19.10.7
f3PtpMCIMasterIpV4SubnetMask.1.1.1 = 255.255.255.0
f3PtpMCIIpPriorityMapMode.1.1.1 = none(1)
f3PtpMCIIpPriority.1.1.1 = 0
f3PtpMCIMaxLeaseDuration.1.1.1 = 300
f3PtpMCIMaxSlavesSupported.1.1.1 = 32
f3PtpMCIMaxStaticSlavesSupported.1.1.1 = 1
f3PtpMCIMaxSyncMsgRate.1.1.1 = pkts32persec(6)
f3PtpMCIMaxDelayRespMsgRate.1.1.1 = pkts32persec(6)
f3PtpMCIMaxAnnounceMsgRate.1.1.1 = pkt1per1sec(5)

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f3PtpMCIStorageType.1.1.1 = nonVolatile(3)
f3PtpMCIRowStatus.1.1.1 = createAndGo(4)
f3PtpMCIServiceFlow.1.1.1 = zeroDotZero
f3PtpMCIClockClassProfile.1.1.1 = g82651(1)
f3PtpMCIClockClass.1.1.1 = 0
f3PtpMCIAnnounceExtTLVEnable.1.1.1 = false(2)
f3PtpMCIMasterIpV6Address.1.1.1 = 0000:0000:0000:0000:0000:0000:0000:0000
f3PtpMCIMasterIpV6AddrPrefixLength.1.1.1 = 0

In this example, a MCI for IPv6 is created using these definitions:

f3PtpMCIAdminState.1.1.1 = management(2)
f3PtpMCIClockType.1.1.1 = one-step(2)
f3PtpMCIIfName.1.1.1 = newMCI2
f3PtpMCIIpProtocol.1.1.1 = ipv6(2)
f3PtpMCIMasterIpV6Address.1.1.1 = 2000:2000:0000:0000:0000:0000:0000:000A
f3PtpMCIMasterIpV6AddrPrefixLength.1.1.1 = 64
f3PtpMCIMaxSlavesSupported.1.1.1 = 32
f3PtpMCIMaxStaticSlavesSupported.1.1.1 = 1
f3PtpMCIRowStatus.1.1.1 = createAndGo(4)

f3PtpMCIClockClassProfile.1.1.1 = g82651(1)

After Committing, a Master Clock Interface is created:

f3PtpMCIAlias.1.1.1 = (zero-length)
f3PtpMCIAdminState.1.1.1 = management(2)
f3PtpMCIOperationalState.1.1.1 = outage(2)
f3PtpMCISecondaryState.1.1.1 = @@
f3PtpMCIPortIdentity.1.1.1 = (zero-length)
f3PtpMCIDomainNumber.1.1.1 = 4
f3PtpMCIClockType.1.1.1 = one-step(2)
f3PtpMCIDelayMechanism.1.1.1 = end-to-end(1)
f3PtpMCIIfName.1.1.1 = newMCI2
f3PtpMCIIpProtocol.1.1.1 = ipv6(2)
f3PtpMCIMasterIpV4Address.1.1.1 = 0.0.0.0
f3PtpMCIMasterIpV4SubnetMask.1.1.1 = 0.0.0.0
f3PtpMCIIpPriorityMapMode.1.1.1 = none(1)
f3PtpMCIIpPriority.1.1.1 = 0
f3PtpMCIMaxLeaseDuration.1.1.1 = 300
f3PtpMCIMaxSlavesSupported.1.1.1 = 32
f3PtpMCIMaxStaticSlavesSupported.1.1.1 = 1
f3PtpMCIMaxSyncMsgRate.1.1.1 = pkts32persec(6)
f3PtpMCIMaxDelayRespMsgRate.1.1.1 = pkts32persec(6)
f3PtpMCIMaxAnnounceMsgRate.1.1.1 = pkt1per1sec(5)
f3PtpMCIStorageType.1.1.1 = nonVolatile(3)
f3PtpMCIRowStatus.1.1.1 = createAndGo(4)
f3PtpMCIServiceFlow.1.1.1 = zeroDotZero
f3PtpMCIClockClassProfile.1.1.1 = g82651(1)
f3PtpMCIClockClass.1.1.1 = 0

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f3PtpMCIAnnounceExtTLVEnable.1.1.1 = false(2)
f3PtpMCIMasterIpV6Address.1.1.1 = 2000:2000:0000:0000:0000:0000:0000:000A
f3PtpMCIMasterIpV6AddrPrefixLength.1.1.1 = 64

Creating a PTP Master Virtual Port

The operation to create a Master Virtual Port for a Master Clock is similar to that of
Boundary Clock. Please see Creating a PTP Master Virtual Port for more details.

Creating a PTP Static Slave

The PTP Dynamic Slaves are dynamically negotiated, but a Static Slave has to be manually
defined. This section provides an example of creating a PTP Static Slave for the Master Clock
Interface created in the preceding section.

The PTP Static Slave is managed in the f3PtpStaticRemoteSlaveTable. You can

configure a PTP Static Slave for IPv4 or IPv6. The IP address must be unique across all IP
interfaces in the system.

The IPv6 address of 0000:0000:0000:0000:0000:0000:0000: 0000/64 is reserved for default

routes. You can only enter the static default route of
0000:0000:0000:0000:0000:0000:0000:0000 if the system default router is
0000:0000:0000:0000:0000:0000:0000:0000. The range is between 2000::/3 (2000::0000 to
3FFF:FFFF:FFFF:FFFF:FFFF:FFFF:FFFF:FFFF).

For a successful commit, define these parameters:

l f3PtpStaticRemoteSlaveAdminState
l [f3PtpStaticRemoteSlaveIpV4Address |
f3PtpStaticRemoteSlaveIpV6Address]
l f3PtpStaticRemoteSlaveUmnControl

In this example, a Static Remote Slave for IPv4 is created using these definitions:

f3PtpStaticRemoteSlaveAdminState.1.1.1.1 = management(2)
f3PtpStaticRemoteSlaveIpV4Address.1.1.1.1 = 100.19.10.5
f3PtpStaticRemoteSlaveUmnControl.1.1.1.1 = true(1)
f3PtpStaticRemoteSlaveRowStatus.1.1.1.1 = createAndGo(4)

After committing, a Static Slave is created:

f3PtpStaticRemoteSlaveAlias.1.1.1.1 = (zero-length)
f3PtpStaticRemoteSlaveAdminState.1.1.1.1 = management(2)
f3PtpStaticRemoteSlaveOperationalState.1.1.1.1 = normal(1)
f3PtpStaticRemoteSlaveSecondaryState.1.1.1.1 = @
f3PtpStaticRemoteSlaveClockIdentity.1.1.1.1 = 00.80.EA.FF.FE.84.37.A0.00.01 (hex)
f3PtpStaticRemoteSlaveIpV4Address.1.1.1.1 = 100.19.10.5
f3PtpStaticRemoteSlaveTimeCreated.1.1.1.1 = 2017-8-6,12:3:3.0,+0:0

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f3PtpStaticRemoteSlaveSyncMsgRate.1.1.1.1 = pkts16persec(5)
f3PtpStaticRemoteSlaveDelayRspMsgRate.1.1.1.1 = pkts16persec(5)
f3PtpStaticRemoteSlaveAnnounceMsgRate.1.1.1.1 = pkts8per1sec(5)
f3PtpStaticRemoteSlaveNegSyncLeaseDur.1.1.1.1 = 0
f3PtpStaticRemoteSlaveNegDelayRspLeaseDur.1.1.1.1 = 0
f3PtpStaticRemoteSlaveNegAnnounceLeaseDur.1.1.1.1 = 0
f3PtpStaticRemoteSlaveSyncDurRemTime.1.1.1.1 = 287
f3PtpStaticRemoteSlaveDelayRspDurRemTime.1.1.1.1 = 287
f3PtpStaticRemoteSlaveAnnounceDurRemTime.1.1.1.1 = 287
f3PtpStaticRemoteSlaveUmnControl.1.1.1.1 = true(1)
f3PtpStaticRemoteSlaveStorageType.1.1.1.1 = nonVolatile(3)
f3PtpStaticRemoteSlaveRowStatus.1.1.1.1 = createAndGo(4)
f3PtpStaticRemoteSlaveIpV6Address.1.1.1.1 = 0000:0000:0000:0000:0000:0000:0000:0000

In this example, a Static Remote Slave for IPv6 is created using these definitions:

f3PtpStaticRemoteSlaveAdminState.1.1.2.1 = management(2)
f3PtpStaticRemoteSlaveIpV6Address.1.1.2.1 = 2000:2020:0000:0000:0000:0000:0000:0000
f3PtpStaticRemoteSlaveUmnControl.1.1.2.1 = true(1)
f3PtpStaticRemoteSlaveRowStatus.1.1.2.1 = createAndGo(4)

After you commit, the system creates a static slave:

f3PtpStaticRemoteSlaveAlias.1.1.2.1 = (zero-length)
f3PtpStaticRemoteSlaveAdminState.1.1.2.1 = management(2)
f3PtpStaticRemoteSlaveOperationalState.1.1.2.1 = outage(2)
f3PtpStaticRemoteSlaveSecondaryState.1.1.2.1 = @@
f3PtpStaticRemoteSlaveClockIdentity.1.1.2.1 = 00.00.00.00.00.00.00.00.00.00 (hex)
f3PtpStaticRemoteSlaveIpV4Address.1.1.2.1 = 0.0.0.0
f3PtpStaticRemoteSlaveTimeCreated.1.1.2.1 = 2017-8-6,12:18:43.0,+0:0
f3PtpStaticRemoteSlaveSyncMsgRate.1.1.2.1 = none(9)
f3PtpStaticRemoteSlaveDelayRspMsgRate.1.1.2.1 = pkts0persec(11)
f3PtpStaticRemoteSlaveAnnounceMsgRate.1.1.2.1 = none(9)
f3PtpStaticRemoteSlaveNegSyncLeaseDur.1.1.2.1 = 0
f3PtpStaticRemoteSlaveNegDelayRspLeaseDur.1.1.2.1 = 0
f3PtpStaticRemoteSlaveNegAnnounceLeaseDur.1.1.2.1 = 0
f3PtpStaticRemoteSlaveSyncDurRemTime.1.1.2.1 = 0
f3PtpStaticRemoteSlaveDelayRspDurRemTime.1.1.2.1 = 0
f3PtpStaticRemoteSlaveAnnounceDurRemTime.1.1.2.1 = 0
f3PtpStaticRemoteSlaveUmnControl.1.1.2.1 = true(1)
f3PtpStaticRemoteSlaveStorageType.1.1.2.1 = nonVolatile(3)
f3PtpStaticRemoteSlaveRowStatus.1.1.2.1 = createAndGo(4)
f3PtpStaticRemoteSlaveIpV6Address.1.1.1.1 = 2000:2020:0000:0000:0000:0000:0000:0000

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Retrieving a Dynamic Slave

Entry
An example of retrieving a Dynamic Slave entry in the
f3PtpDynamicRemoteSlaveTable:

f3PtpDynamicRemoteSlaveAlias.1.1.1.1 = (zero-length)
f3PtpDynamicRemoteSlaveAdminState.1.1.1.1 = management(2)
f3PtpDynamicRemoteSlaveOperationalState.1.1.1.1 = normal(1)
f3PtpDynamicRemoteSlaveSecondaryState.1.1.1.1 = @ [active(1)]
f3PtpDynamicRemoteSlaveClockIdentity.1.1.1.1 = 00.80.EA.FF.FE.84.37.A0.00.01 (hex)
f3PtpDynamicRemoteIpV4Address.1.1.1.1 = 100.0.0.2
f3PtpDynamicRemoteSlaveTimeCreated.1.1.1.1 = 1970-1-1,0:0:0.0,+0:0
f3PtpDynamicRemoteSlaveSyncMsgRate.1.1.1.1 = none(9)
f3PtpDynamicRemoteSlaveDelayRspMsgRate.1.1.1.1 = pkts0persec(11)
f3PtpDynamicRemoteSlaveAnnounceMsgRate.1.1.1.1 = none(9)
f3PtpDynamicRemoteSlaveNegSyncLeaseDur.1.1.1.1 = 0
f3PtpStaticRemoteSlaveNegDelayRspLeaseDur.1.1.1.1 = 0
f3PtpDynamicRemoteSlaveNegAnnounceLeaseDur.1.1.1.1 = 0
f3PtpDynamicRemoteSlaveSyncDurRemTime.1.1.1.1 = 0
f3PtpDynamicRemoteSlaveDelayRspDurRemTime.1.1.1.1 = 0
f3PtpDynamicRemoteSlaveAnnounceDurRemTime.1.1.1.1 = 0
f3PtpDynamicRemoteSlaveRowStatus.1.1.1.1 = createAndGo(4)
f3PtpDynamicRemoteSlaveStorageType.1.1.1.1 = Volatile(2)
f3PtpDynamicRemoteSlaveIpV6Address.1.1.1.1 = 0000:0000:0000:0000:0000:0000:0000:0000

Deleting a PTP Static Slave

The operation to delete a Static Slave for a Master Clock is similar to that of Boundary Clock
(see Deleting a PTP Static Slave

Deleting a PTP Master Virtual Port

The operation to delete a Static Slave for a Master Clock is similar to that of Boundary Clock
(see Deleting a PTP Master Virtual Port).

Deleting a PTP Master Clock Interface

The operation to delete a Static Slave for a Master Clock is similar to that of Boundary Clock
(see Deleting a PTP Master Clock Interface).

Deleting a Master Clock

This section provides example of deleting a Master Clock.s

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f3PtpMasterClockRowStatus.1.1 = destory(6)

G.8275.1 PTP Clock

Provisioning
This section and all its subsections provide user cases of G.8275.1 PTP Clock Provisioning.

Creating a G.8275.1 PTP

Master Clock
A PTP G.8275.1 Clock is created in the f3PtpPTPClockTable table. For a successful
commit, only define the Admin State, PTP Clock Type, and Clock Identity. Other attributes
can be configured later. The instance number is 1.1 since only one PTP G.8275.1 Clock is
supported. Make sure the PTP Clock Type is Master Only.

f3PtpPTPClockAdminState.1.1 = in-service(1)
f3PtpPTPClockClockType.1.1 = master-only(1)
f3PtpPTPClockClockIdentity.1.1 = # 0x00 0x80 0xEA 0x39 0xD9 0xC0 0x00 0x00
f3PtpPTPClockRowStatus.1.1 = createAndGo(4)

After committing, a PTP G.8275.1 Master Clock is created:

f3PtpPTPClockIndex(IDX).1.1 = Not accessible

f3PtpPTPClockAdminState.1.1 = management(2)
f3PtpPTPClockAlias.1.1 = (zero-length)
f3PtpPTPClockOperationalState.1.1 = normal(1)
f3PtpPTPClockSecondaryState.1.1 = @
f3PtpPTPClockProfile.1.1 = g8275-1(1)
f3PtpPTPClockClockType.1.1 = master-only(1)
f3PtpPTPClockOperationalMode.1.1 = t-gm(1)
f3PtpPTPClockClockIdentity.1.1 = 00.80.EA.39.D9.C0.00.00 (hex)
f3PtpPTPClockDomainNumber.1.1 = 24
f3PtpPTPClockTimeSource.1.1 = f3TimeClockIndex.1.1.1.1
f3PtpPTPClockPriority1.1.1 = 128
f3PtpPTPClockPriority2.1.1 = 128
f3PtpPTPClockLocalPriority.1.1 = 128
f3PtpPTPClockClockAccuracy.1.1 = 33
f3PtpPTPClockScaledLogVariance.1.1 = 93
f3PtpPTPClockSyncEid.1.1 = zeroDotZero

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f3PtpPTPClockCurrentTimeOfDay.1.1 = 2014-11-5,7:35:5.0
f3PtpPTPClockActiveSlavePort.1.1 = zeroDotZero
f3PtpPTPClockClockRecoveryState.1.1 = none(7)
f3PtpPTPClockPhaseRecoveryState.1.1 = none(7)
f3PtpPTPClockTimeTraceabilityStatus.1.1 = false(2)
f3PtpPTPClockTimeSinceTimeTraceabilityChanged.1.1 = 134217728
f3PtpPTPClockFreqTraceabilityStatus.1.1 = false(2)
f3PtpPTPClockTimeSinceFreqTraceabilityChanged.1.1 = 0
f3PtpPTPClockClockSyncEEnabled.1.1 = false(2)
f3PtpPTPClockClockQLModeEnabled.1.1 = false(2)
f3PtpPTPClockClockExpectedQL.1.1 = ql-none(16)
f3PtpPTPClockClockAssumedQL.1.1 = 34
f3PtpPTPClockClockReceivedQL.1.1 = not-applicable(0)
f3PtpPTPClockStorageType.1.1 = nonVolatile(3)
f3PtpPTPClockRowStatus.1.1 = active(1)

Creating a G.8275.1 PTP

Multicast Flow Point
This section illustrates creating a G.8275.1 PTP Flow Point on access port. This is done in
f3PtpAccPortFlowPointTable. For a successful committing, only enter Admin Sate
and Flow Point type:

f3PtpAccPortFlowPointAdminState.1.1.1.1 = in-service(1)
f3PtpAccPortFlowPointType.1.1.1.1 = eth-multicast(5)
f3PtpAccPortFlowPointRowStatus.1.1.1.1 = createAndGo(4)

After committing, a PTP Flow Point is created:

f3PtpAccPortFlowPointIndex(IDX).1.1.1.1.1 = Not accessible

f3PtpAccPortFlowPointAlias.1.1.1.1.1 = Not available
f3PtpAccPortFlowPointAdminState.1.1.1.1.1 = in-service(1)
f3PtpAccPortFlowPointOperationalState.1.1.1.1.1 = normal(1)
f3PtpAccPortFlowPointSecondaryState.1.1.1.1.1 = @
f3PtpAccPortFlowPointType.1.1.1.1.1 = eth-multicast(5)
f3PtpAccPortFlowPointClock.1.1.1.1.1 = zeroDotZero
f3PtpAccPortFlowPointService.1.1.1.1.1 = zeroDotZero
f3PtpAccPortFlowPointOuterVlanEtherType.1.1.1.1.1 = 0
f3PtpAccPortFlowPointOuterVlanMemberList.1.1.1.1.1 = (zero-length)
f3PtpAccPortFlowPointOuterUntaggedEnabled.1.1.1.1.1 = true(1)
f3PtpAccPortFlowPointInner1VlanEtherType.1.1.1.1.1 = 0
f3PtpAccPortFlowPointInner1VlanMemberList.1.1.1.1.1 = (zero-length)
f3PtpAccPortFlowPointInner1UntaggedEnabled.1.1.1.1.1 = true(1)
f3PtpAccPortFlowPointInner2VlanEtherType.1.1.1.1.1 = 0

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f3PtpAccPortFlowPointInner2VlanMemberList.1.1.1.1.1 = (zero-length)
f3PtpAccPortFlowPointInner2UntaggedEnabled.1.1.1.1.1 = true(1)
f3PtpAccPortFlowPointStorageType.1.1.1.1.1 = nonVolatile(3)
f3PtpAccPortFlowPointRowStatus.1.1.1.1.1 = active(1)

Creating a G.8275.1 PTP

Clock Port
This section provides examples of creating a PTP Clock port in the f3PtpPTPPortTable,
f3PtpPTPPortEntry. The Port is to be attached to the PTP G.8275.1 Master Clock created
in the proceeding section.

For a successful commit, only enter Admin Sate, PTP Flow Point. Other attributes can be
configured later. The instance number is 1.1.1, since only one PTP G.8275.1 Port is
supported:

f3PtpPTPPortAdminState.1.1.1 = in-service(1)
f3PtpPTPPortPtpFlowPointEid.1.1.1 = f3PtpAccPortFlowPointAlias.1.1.1.1.1
f3PtpPTPPortRowStatus.1.1.1 = createAndGo(4)

To create a G.8275.1 PTP Clock for a Master Clock,

there must has been a PTP Flow Point existing with
type Eth MultiCast.

After committing, a PTP a G.8275.1 PTP Clock Port is created as displayed in this example:

f3PtpPTPPortIndex(IDX).1.1.1 = Not accessible

f3PtpPTPPortAdminState.1.1.1 = management(2)
f3PtpPTPPortAlias.1.1.1 = (zero-length)
f3PtpPTPPortOperationalState.1.1.1 = outage(2)
f3PtpPTPPortSecondaryState.1.1.1 = @@
f3PtpPTPPortPeerPortIdentity.1.1.1 = FFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFF
f3PtpPTPPortLocalPriority.1.1.1 = 128
f3PtpPTPPortPtpFlowPointEid.1.1.1 = f3PtpNetPortFlowPointAlias.1.1.1.1.1
f3PtpPTPPortTxDestMacAddress.1.1.1 = non-forwardable(2)
f3PtpPTPPortSyncMessageRate.1.1.1 = pkts32persec(6)
f3PtpPTPPortmDelayReqRespMsgRate.1.1.1 = pkts32persec(6)
f3PtpPTPPortmAnnounceMsgRate.1.1.1 = pkt1per1sec(5)
f3PtpPTPPortAnnounceReceiptTimeout.1.1.1 = 3
f3PtpPTPPortSyncReceiptTimeout.1.1.1 = 3
f3PtpPTPPortDelayRespTimeout.1.1.1 = 3
f3PtpPTPPortPortState.1.1.1 = master(8)
f3PtpPTPPortBmcaDecisionCode.1.1.1 = m1(1)
f3PtpPTPPortClockClass.1.1.1 = 7

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f3PtpPTPPortPeerPortMacAddress.1.1.1 = 00:80:EA:84:39:42
f3PtpPTPPortRowStatus.1.1.1 = active(1)
f3PtpPTPPortPortIdentity.1.1.1 = 0080eafffe8428e0000 (hex)
f3PtpPTPPortMaxExpectedL2Slaves.1.1.1 = 1
f3PtpPTPPortMasterClockType.1.1.1 = one-step(2)
f3PtpPTPPortLastRcvdAnnounceMsg.1.1.1 =
0B020040180000080000000000000000000000000080EAFFFE84394000025FD00500000000015FF23A79499C0
0250080F8FEFFFF800080EAFFFE8439400000A0
f3PtpPTPPortLastRcvdSyncMsg.1.1.1 =
0002002C180000000000000000000000000000000080EAFFFE84394000029B4600FB0000597CE1C52F19
f3PtpPTPPortLastRcvdDelayReqMsg.1.1.1 =
0102002C18000000000000000000000000000000270010003700142700012FFC017F0000598270CC01C0
f3PtpPTPPortLastRcvdDelayRspMsg.1.1.1 =
09020036180000000000000000000000000000000080EAFFFE843940000295C403FB0000597CE1C52F1DB2400
080EAFFFE7F44500001
f3PtpPTPPortMasterOnly.1.1.1 = true(1)
f3PtpPTPPortIsProbingSlave.1.1.1 = false(2)

Adding a GNSS Port as a

Time Clock Reference
Time Clock references are managed in f3TimeClockRefTable. To add a GNSS Port as
Time Clock Reference:

f3TimeClockRefReference.1.1.1.1.1 = f3GPSReceiverPortIndex.1.1.1.1
f3TimeClockRefRowStatus.1.1.1.1.1 = createAndGo(4)

After committing, a Time Clock Reference is created:

f3TimeClockRefIndex(IDX).1.1.1.1.1 = Not accessible

f3TimeClockRefAlias.1.1.1.1.1 = Not available
f3TimeClockRefReference.1.1.1.1.1 = f3GPSReceiverPortIndex.1.1.1.1
f3TimeClockRefPriority.1.1.1.1.1 = 1
f3TimeClockRefStatus.1.1.1.1.1 = not-applicable(0)
f3TimeClockRefState.1.1.1.1.1 = not-applicable(0)
f3TimeClockRefOperationType.1.1.1.1.1 = none(1)
f3TimeClockRefStorageType.1.1.1.1.1 = nonVolatile(3)
f3TimeClockRefRowStatus.1.1.1.1.1 = active(1)

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Removing a GNSS Port from

a Time Clock Reference List
f3TimeClockRefRowStatus.1.1.1.1.1 = destory (6)

Deleting a G.8275.1 PTP

MultiCast Flow Point
This section provides example of deleting G.8275.1 PTP Multicast Flow Point on access port:

f3PtpAccPortFlowPointRowStatus.1.1.1.1.1 = destory (6)

To delete a PTP MultiCast Flow Point, it must NOT be

either:
l Attached to a PTP G.8275.1 Port.
– or–
l In-Service Admin State.

Deleting a G.8275.1 PTP Port

This section illustrates deleting G.8275.1 PTP Port:

f3PtpPTPPortRowStatus.1.1.1 = destroy(6)

A G.8275.1 PTP Port in In-Service Admin State

cannot be deleted.

Deleting a G.8275.1 PTP

Master Clock
This section illustrates deleting a G.8275.1 PTP Master Clock.

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f3PtpPTPClockRowStatus1.1 = destory(6)

A G.8275.1 PTP Clock in In-Service Admin State cannot

be deleted.

Creating a G.8275.1 PTP Slave

Clock
A PTP G.8275.1 Clock is created in f3PtpPTPClockTable Table. For successful
committing, only enter Admin State, PTP Clock Type, Clock Identity. Other attributes can be
configured later. The instance number is 1.1, since only one PTP G.8275.1 Clock is
supported. Make sure the Clock Type is Slave Only.

f3PtpPTPClockAdminState.1.1 = in-service(1)
f3PtpPTPClockClockType.1.1 = slave-only(2)
f3PtpPTPClockClockIdentity.1.1 = # 0x00 0x80 0xEA 0x39 0xD9 0xC0 0x00 0x00
f3PtpPTPClockRowStatus.1.1 = createAndGo(4)

After committing, a PTP G.8275 Slave Clock is created:

f3PtpPTPClockIndex(IDX)1.1 = Not accessible

f3PtpPTPClockAdminState1.1 = Not available
f3PtpPTPClockAlias1.1 = (zero-length)
f3PtpPTPClockOperationalState1.1 = normal(1)
f3PtpPTPClockSecondaryState1.1 = @
f3PtpPTPClockProfile1.1 = g8275-1(1)
f3PtpPTPClockClockType1.1 = slave-only(2)
f3PtpPTPClockOperationalMode1.1 = idle(3)
f3PtpPTPClockClockIdentity1.1 = 00.80.EA.39.D9.C0.00.00 (hex)
f3PtpPTPClockDomainNumber1.1 = 24
f3PtpPTPClockTimeSource1.1 = zeroDotZero
f3PtpPTPClockPriority11.1 = 128
f3PtpPTPClockPriority21.1 = 128
f3PtpPTPClockLocalPriority1.1 = 128
f3PtpPTPClockClockAccuracy1.1 = 0
f3PtpPTPClockScaledLogVariance1.1 = 0
f3PtpPTPClockSyncEid1.1 = zeroDotZero
f3PtpPTPClockCurrentTimeOfDay1.1 = 1970-1-1,14:44:20.0
f3PtpPTPClockActiveSlavePort1.1 = zeroDotZero
f3PtpPTPClockClockRecoveryState1.1 = none(7)
f3PtpPTPClockPhaseRecoveryState1.1 = none(7)
f3PtpPTPClockTimeTraceabilityStatus1.1 = false(2)
f3PtpPTPClockTimeSinceTimeTraceabilityChanged1.1 = 0
f3PtpPTPClockFreqTraceabilityStatus1.1 = false(2)

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f3PtpPTPClockTimeSinceFreqTraceabilityChanged1.1 = 0
f3PtpPTPClockClockSyncEEnabled1.1 = false(2)
f3PtpPTPClockClockQLModeEnabled1.1 = false(2)
f3PtpPTPClockClockExpectedQL1.1 = ql-none(16)
f3PtpPTPClockClockAssumedQL1.1 = 34
f3PtpPTPClockClockReceivedQL1.1 = not-applicable(0)
f3PtpPTPClockStorageType1.1 = nonVolatile(3)
f3PtpPTPClockRowStatus1.1 = active(1)

Creating a G.8275.1 PTP

Multicast Flow Point
This section illustrates creating a G.8275.1 PTP Flow Point on access port. This is done in
f3PtpAccPortFlowPointTable. For a successful committing, only enter Admin Sate
and Flow Point type:

f3PtpAccPortFlowPointAdminState.1.1.1.1 = in-service(1)
f3PtpAccPortFlowPointType.1.1.1.1 = eth-multicast(5)
f3PtpAccPortFlowPointRowStatus.1.1.1.1 = createAndGo(4)

After committing, a PTP Flow Point is created:

f3PtpAccPortFlowPointIndex(IDX).1.1.1.1.1 = Not accessible

f3PtpAccPortFlowPointAlias.1.1.1.1.1 = Not available
f3PtpAccPortFlowPointAdminState.1.1.1.1.1 = in-service(1)
f3PtpAccPortFlowPointOperationalState.1.1.1.1.1 = normal(1)
f3PtpAccPortFlowPointSecondaryState.1.1.1.1.1 = @
f3PtpAccPortFlowPointType.1.1.1.1.1 = eth-multicast(5)
f3PtpAccPortFlowPointClock.1.1.1.1.1 = zeroDotZero
f3PtpAccPortFlowPointService.1.1.1.1.1 = zeroDotZero
f3PtpAccPortFlowPointOuterVlanEtherType.1.1.1.1.1 = 0
f3PtpAccPortFlowPointOuterVlanMemberList.1.1.1.1.1 = (zero-length)
f3PtpAccPortFlowPointOuterUntaggedEnabled.1.1.1.1.1 = true(1)
f3PtpAccPortFlowPointInner1VlanEtherType.1.1.1.1.1 = 0
f3PtpAccPortFlowPointInner1VlanMemberList.1.1.1.1.1 = (zero-length)
f3PtpAccPortFlowPointInner1UntaggedEnabled.1.1.1.1.1 = true(1)
f3PtpAccPortFlowPointInner2VlanEtherType.1.1.1.1.1 = 0
f3PtpAccPortFlowPointInner2VlanMemberList.1.1.1.1.1 = (zero-length)
f3PtpAccPortFlowPointInner2UntaggedEnabled.1.1.1.1.1 = true(1)
f3PtpAccPortFlowPointStorageType.1.1.1.1.1 = nonVolatile(3)
f3PtpAccPortFlowPointRowStatus.1.1.1.1.1 = active(1)

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Creating a Master Clock

This example illustrates how to create a Master Clock (MC) in f3PtpMasterClockTable.
For a successful committing, only enter the f3PtpMasterClockClockIdentity and
f3PtpMasterClockRowStatus:

f3PtpMasterClockClockIdentity = # 0x00 0x80 0xEA 0x38 0x09 0x40 0x00 0x78

f3PtpMasterClockRowStatus.1.1 = createAndGo(4)
f3PtpMasterClockPTPProfile1.1 = g82651(1)

Ensure the appropriate Profile is selected, as this is a

create-only attribute. It cannot be set after creation.
l To create a 8265 profile Master Clock, enter g82651
(1)
l To create an enterprise profile clock, enter ptp-
enterprise(2)
l If you do not select a profile, the system creates a
8265.1 profile Master Clock.

After committing, a Master Clock is created:

f3PtpMasterClockIndex(IDX)1.1 = Not accessible

f3PtpMasterClockAlias1.1 = Not available (zero-length)
f3PtpMasterClockAdminState1.1 = management(2)
f3PtpMasterClockOperationalState1.1 = normal(1)
f3PtpMasterClockSecondaryState1.1 = @
f3PtpMasterClockClockIdentity1.1 = 00.80.EA.38.09.40.00.78 (hex)
f3PtpMasterClockTimeClock1.1 = f3TimeClockIndex.1.1.1.1
f3PtpMasterClockDomainNumber1.1 = 4
f3PtpMasterClockPriority11.1 = 128
f3PtpMasterClockPriority21.1 = 128
f3PtpMasterClockClockClass1.1 = Not available
f3PtpMasterClockClockAccuracy1.1 = 0
f3PtpMasterClockTimeScale1.1 = 3
f3PtpMasterClockUtcOffset1.1 = 0
f3PtpMasterClockStorageType1.1 = nonVolatile(3)
f3PtpMasterClockRowStatus1.1 = active(1)
f3PtpMasterClockActiveTimeRef1.1 = zeroDotZero
f3PtpMasterClockPTPProfile1.1 = g82651(1)

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Deleting a G.8275.1 PTP Port

This section illustrates deleting G.8275.1 PTP Port:

f3PtpPTPPortRowStatus.1.1.1 = destroy(6)

A G.8275.1 PTP Port in In-Service Admin State cannot

be deleted.

Deleting a G.8275.1 PTP

MultiCast Flow Point
This section provides example of deleting G.8275.1 PTP Multicast Flow Point on access port:

f3PtpAccPortFlowPointRowStatus.1.1.1.1.1 = destory (6)

To delete a PTP MultiCast Flow Point, it must NOT be

either:
l Attached to a PTP G.8275.1 Port.
– or–
l In-Service Admin State.

Deleting a G.8275.1 PTP Slave

Clock
This section illustrates deleting G.8275.1 PTP Slave Clock:

f3PtpPTPClockRowStatus1.1 = destory(6)

A G.8275.1 PTP Clock in In-Service Admin State

cannot be deleted.

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Configuring a PTP Port

You can configure a PTP port in the f3PtpPTPPortTable, f3PtpPTPPortEntry. This
section includes an example of configuring a PTP port with specific parameter options.

For more information about the PTP port parameters options, see f3PtpPTPPortEntry
Details.

To configure a PTP port:

f3PtpPTPPortPortIdentity.1.1.2 (PortIdentity) 0080eafffe7ec5d00002

[30.30.38.30.65.61.66.66.66.65.37.65.63.35.64.30.30.30.30.32 (hex) Size = 20]
f3PtpPTPPortMaxExpectedL2Slaves.1.1.2 (Unsigned32) 1
f3PtpPTPPortMasterClockType.1.1.2 (MasterClockType) one-step(2)
f3PtpPTPPortLastRcvdAnnounceMsg.1.1.2 (F3DisplayString)
00000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000
000000000000000000000000000000000000000
[30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.3
0.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.
30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30
.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.3
0.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30 (hex)]
f3PtpPTPPortLastRcvdSyncMsg.1.1.2 (F3DisplayString)
000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000
[30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.3
0.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.
30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30 (hex)]
f3PtpPTPPortLastRcvdDelayReqMsg.1.1.2 (F3DisplayString)
012797400127ADD80127C4700127DB080127F3100128086801281F000128359801284C30012862C80128
[30.31.32.37.39.37.34.30.30.31.32.37.41.44.44.38.30.31.32.37.43.34.37.30.30.31.32.37.44.4
2.30.38.30.31.32.37.46.33.31.30.30.31.32.38.30.38.36.38.30.31.32.38.31.46.30.30.30.31.32.
38.33.35.39.38.30.31.32.38.34.43.33.30.30.31.32.38.36.32.43.38.30.31.32.38 (hex)]
f3PtpPTPPortLastRcvdDelayRspMsg.1.1.2 (F3DisplayString)
00000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000
0000000000000000000
[30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.3
0.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.
30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30
.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30 (hex)]
f3PtpPTPPortMasterOnly.1.1.2 (TruthValue) true(1)

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Clock Probe Provisioning

Create a Clock Probe
This section illustrates how to create a Clock Probe. For successful only enter the Probe
Name Probe source and Probe Reference. Other attributes can be configured later:

f3SyncJClockProbeName.1.1 = clockProbe
f3SyncJClockProbeSource.1.1 = cmEthernetAccPortIndex.1.1.1.1
f3SyncJClockProbeReference.1.1 = gps10MHzPortIndex.1.1.1.1
f3SyncJClockProbeRowStatus.1.1 = createAndGo(4)

After committing, a SyncJack Clock Probe is created:

f3SyncJClockProbeIndex(IDX).1.1 = Not accessible

f3SyncJClockProbeName.1.1 = clockProbe
f3SyncJClockProbeSource.1.1 = cmEthernetAccPortIndex.1.1.1.1
f3SyncJClockProbeReference.1.1 = gps10MHzPortIndex.1.1.1.1
f3SyncJClockProbeExpectedQL.1.1 = ql-none(16)
f3SyncJClockProbeSourceType.1.1 = frequency(2)
f3SyncJClockProbeMeasurementRate.1.1 = meas-10per1sec(1)
f3SyncJClockProbeMTIEMaskType.1.1 = g823-pdh(4)
f3SyncJClockProbeMTIEMaskMargin.1.1 = 0
f3SyncJClockProbeScheduler.1.1 = zeroDotZero
f3SyncJClockProbeTestState.1.1 = notscheduled(6)
f3SyncJClockProbeLastTIEResult.1.1 = -1
f3SyncJClockProbeLastTIEResultTime.1.1 = 1970-1-1,0:0:0.0
f3SyncJClockProbeSourceFailure.1.1 = false(2)
f3SyncJClockProbeReferenceFailure.1.1 = true(1)
f3SyncJClockProbeActualTestStartTime.1.1 = 1970-1-1,0:0:0.0
f3SyncJClockProbeActualTestDuration.1.1 = 0
f3SyncJClockProbeMTIEMaskCrossedTime.1.1 = 1970-1-1,0:0:0.0
f3SyncJClockProbeMTIEMaskMarginCrossedTime.1.1 = 1970-1-1,0:0:0.0
f3SyncJClockProbeStatusMTIEMaskFailed.1.1 = false(2)
f3SyncJClockProbeStatusMTIEMarginFailed.1.1 = false(2)
f3SyncJClockProbeStorageType.1.1 = nonVolatile(3)
f3SyncJClockProbeRowStatus.1.1 = active(1)
f3SyncJClockProbeFfoTarget.1.1 = 0
f3SyncJClockProbeFfoObserWindow.1.1 = 8
f3SyncJClockProbeLastFFOResult.1.1 = 0
f3SyncJClockProbeTimeOfLastFFOResult.1.1 = 1970-12-1,0:0:0.0
f3SyncJClockProbeRawDataCollectionEnabled.1.1 = false(2)
f3SyncJClockProbeTeAlertThreshold.1.1 = 0
f3SyncJClockProbeTeAlertClearThreshold.1.1 = 07
f3SyncJClockProbeLastTEAlertTime.1.1 = 1970-12-1,0:0:0.0
f3SyncJClockProbeLastTEAlertClearTime.1.1 = 1970-12-1,0:0:0.0
f3SyncJClockProbeRunningFailedCount.1.1 = 0
f3SyncJClockProbeMeasurementType.1.1 = frequency(2)

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Delete a Clock Probe

f3SyncJClockProbeRowStatus = destroy(6)

PTP Clock Probe Provisioning

Create a PTP Clock Probe
This section illustrates how to create a PTP Clock Probe.

f3SyncJPTPClockProbeName.1.1 = ClockProbe1
f3SyncJPTPClockProbeMeasurementDirection.1.1 = slave2master(2)
f3SyncJPTPClockProbePTPFlowPoint.1.1 = f3PtpNetPortFlowPointAlias.1.1.1.1.1
f3SyncJPTPClockProbeIpPrototocol.1.1 = ipv4(1)
f3SyncJPTPClockProbeSlaveIpV4Address.1.1 = 192.168.106.5
f3SyncJPTPClockProbeMasterIpV4Address.1.1 = 192.168.106.1
f3SyncJPTPClockProbeReference.1.1 = f3PulsePerSecondPortIndex.1.1.1.1
f3SyncJPTPClockProbeExpectedQL.1.1 = ql-none(16)
f3SyncJPTPClockProbeRowStatus.1.1 = createAndGo(4)

The f3PulsePerSecondPortIndex must be

manually entered, since it is a NOT ACCESSIBLE
attribute.

After committing, a PTP Clock Probe is created:

f3SyncJPTPClockProbeIndex(IDX).1.1 = Not accessible

f3SyncJPTPClockProbeName.1.1 = ClockProbe1
f3SyncJPTPClockProbeMeasurementDirection.1.1 = slave2master(2)
f3SyncJPTPClockProbePTPFlowPoint.1.1 = f3PtpNetPortFlowPointAlias1.1.1.1.1
f3SyncJPTPClockProbeIpPrototocol.1.1 = ipv4(1)
f3SyncJPTPClockProbeSlaveIpV4Address.1.1 = 192.168.106.5
f3SyncJPTPClockProbeMasterIpV4Address.1.1 = 192.168.106.1
f3SyncJPTPClockProbeReference.1.1 = f3PulsePerSecondPortIndex.1.1.1.1
f3SyncJPTPClockProbeExpectedQL.1.1 = ql-none(16)
f3SyncJPTPClockProbeMTIEMaskType.1.1 = g823-pdh(4)
f3SyncJPTPClockProbeMTIEMaskMargin.1.1 = 0
f3SyncJPTPClockProbeScheduler.1.1 = zeroDotZero
f3SyncJPTPClockProbeTestState.1.1 = notscheduled(6)
f3SyncJPTPClockProbeLastTIEResult.1.1 = -1
f3SyncJPTPClockProbeLastTIEResultTime.1.1 = 1970-1-1,0:0:0.0
f3SyncJPTPClockProbeNoTimestampFailure.1.1 = false(2)
f3SyncJPTPClockProbeNoEventMessageFailure.1.1 = true(1)
f3SyncJPTPClockProbeReferenceFailure.1.1 = true(1)
f3SyncJPTPClockProbeActualTestStartTime.1.1 = 1970-1-1,0:0:0.0
f3SyncJPTPClockProbeActualTestDuration.1.1 = 0
f3SyncJPTPClockProbeMTIEMaskCrossedTime.1.1 = 1970-1-1,0:0:0.0

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f3SyncJPTPClockProbeMTIEMaskMarginCrossedTime.1.1 = 1970-1-1,0:0:0.0
f3SyncJPTPClockProbeStatusMTIEMaskFailed.1.1 = false(2)
f3SyncJPTPClockProbeStatusMTIEMarginFailed.1.1 = false(2)
f3SyncJPTPClockProbeStorageType.1.1 = nonVolatile(3)
f3SyncJPTPClockProbeRowStatus.1.1 = active(1)
f3SyncJPTPClockProbeFfoTarget.1.1 = 0
f3SyncJPTPClockProbeFfoObserWindow.1.1 = 8
f3SyncJPTPClockProbeLastFFOResult.1.1 = 0
f3SyncJPTPClockProbeTimeOfLastFFOResult.1.1 = 1970-12-1,0:0:0.0
f3SyncJPTPClockProbeRawDataCollectionEnabled.1.1 = false(2)
f3SyncJPTPClockProbeTeAlertThreshold.1.1 = 0
f3SyncJPTPClockProbeTeAlertClearThreshold.1.1 = 0
f3SyncJPTPClockProbeLastTEAlertTime.1.1 = 1970-12-1,0:0:0.0
f3SyncJPTPClockProbeLastTEAlertClearTime.1.1 = 1970-12-1,0:0:0.0
f3SyncJPTPClockProbeRunningFailedCount.1.1 = 0
f3SyncJPTPClockProbeMeasurementType.1.1 = frequency(2)
f3SyncJPTPClockProbeDelayMS.1.1 = 0
f3SyncJPTPClockProbeDelaySM.1.1 = 0
f3SyncJPTPClockProbeTAsymmetry.1.1 = 0

Delete a PTP Clock Probe

Do the following to delete a PTP Clock Probe:

f3SyncJPTPClockProbeRowStatus = destroy(6)

A PTP Clock Probe belonging to an active SyncJack Schedule Group cannot be deleted. For
more information about SyncJack Schedule Group, see Syncjack Schedule Provisioning

PTP Network Probe Provisioning

Create a PTP Network Probe
This section illustrates how to create a PTP Network Probe.

f3SyncJPTPNetworkProbeName.1.1 = PTPnetProbe1
f3SyncJPTPNetworkProbePTPFlowPoint.1.1 = f3PtpNetPortFlowPointAlias.1.1.1.1.1
f3SyncJPTPNetworkProbeIpPrototocol.1.1 = ipv4(1)
f3SyncJPTPNetworkProbeSlaveIpV4Address.1.1 = 192.168.106.5
f3SyncJPTPNetworkProbeMasterIpV4Address.1.1 = 192.168.106.1
f3SyncJPTPNetworkProbeRowStatus.1.1 = createAndGo(4)

After committing, a PTP Network Probe is created:

f3SyncJPTPNetworkProbeIndex(IDX)1.1 = Not accessible

f3SyncJPTPNetworkProbeName1.1 = PTPnetProbe1
f3SyncJPTPNetworkProbeAdminState1.1 = Not available
f3SyncJPTPNetworkProbeOperationalState1.1 = Not available

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f3SyncJPTPNetworkProbeSecondaryState1.1 = Not available

f3SyncJPTPNetworkProbePTPFlowPoint1.1 = f3PtpNetPortFlowPointAlias.1.1.1.1.1
f3SyncJPTPNetworkProbeIpPrototocol1.1 = ipv4(1)
f3SyncJPTPNetworkProbeSlaveIpV4Address1.1 = 192.168.106.5
f3SyncJPTPNetworkProbeMasterIpV4Address1.1 = 192.168.106.1
f3SyncJPTPNetworkProbeReference1.1 = f3PulsePerSecondPortIndex.1.1.1.1
f3SyncJPTPNetworkProbeExpectedQL1.1 = ql-none(16)
f3SyncJPTPNetworkProbeActualTestStartTime1.1 = 1970-1-1,0:0:0.0
f3SyncJPTPNetworkProbeActualTestDuration1.1 = 0
f3SyncJPTPNetworkProbePDVAssuredHi1.1 = 0
f3SyncJPTPNetworkProbePDVAssuredLo1.1 = 25000
f3SyncJPTPNetworkProbePDVSatisfiedHi1.1 = 0
f3SyncJPTPNetworkProbePDVSatisfiedLo1.1 = 150000
f3SyncJPTPNetworkProbeResPDVFwdLowRange1.1 = 200
f3SyncJPTPNetworkProbeResPDVFwdMediumRange1.1 = 500
f3SyncJPTPNetworkProbeResPDVFwdHighRange1.1 = 2000
f3SyncJPTPNetworkProbeResPDVRevLowRange1.1 = 200
f3SyncJPTPNetworkProbeResPDVRevMediumRange1.1 = 500
f3SyncJPTPNetworkProbeResPDVRevHighRange1.1 = 2000
f3SyncJPTPNetworkProbeScheduler1.1 = zeroDotZero
f3SyncJPTPNetworkProbeTestState1.1 = notscheduled(6)
f3SyncJPTPNetworkProbeNoTimestampFailure1.1 = false(2)
f3SyncJPTPNetworkProbeNoEventMessageFailure1.1 = true(1)
f3SyncJPTPNetworkProbeFwdScore1.1 = 0
f3SyncJPTPNetworkProbeRevScore1.1 = 0
f3SyncJPTPNetworkProbeReferenceFailure1.1 = true(1)
f3SyncJPTPNetworkProbeStorageType1.1 = nonVolatile(3)
f3SyncJPTPNetworkProbeRowStatus1.1 = active(1)
f3SyncJPTPNetworkProbeResultsAvailable1.1 = false(2)

The f3PulsePerSecondPortIndex must be

manually entered, since it is a NOT ACCESSIBLE
attributes.

Delete a PTP Network Probe

f3SyncJPTPNetworkProbeRowStatus = destroy (6)

A PTP Network Probe belonging to an active Syncjack Schedule Group cannot be deleted.
For more information about a Syncjack Schedule Group, see Syncjack Schedule Provisioning
.

Syncjack Schedule Provisioning

Create a Schedule
This section illustrates how to create a Syncjack Schedule Group.

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f3SyncJScheduleGroupDescr.1.1.1.1 = sch1
f3SyncJScheduleGroupEntityList.1.1.1.1 = clockProbe,ClockProbe1
f3SyncJScheduleGroupType.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1 = one-shot(2)
f3SyncJScheduleGroupDuration.1.1.1.1 = 60
f3SyncJScheduleGroupRowStatus.1.1.1.1 = createAndGo(4)

After committing, a SyncJack Schedule Group is created:

f3SyncJScheduleGroupIndex(IDX).1.1.1.1 = accessible
f3SyncJScheduleGroupDescr.1.1.1.1 = sch1
f3SyncJScheduleGroupEntityList.1.1.1.1 = clockProbe,ClockProbe1
f3SyncJScheduleGroupType.1.1.1.1 = one-shot(2)
f3SyncJScheduleGroupStartTime.1.1.1.1 = 2014-1-16,2:3:34.0
f3SyncJScheduleGroupDuration.1.1.1.1 = 60
f3SyncJScheduleGroupStatus.1.1.1.1 = Not avaNotilable
f3SyncJScheduleGroupStorageType.1.1.1.1 = nonVolatile(3)
f3SyncJScheduleGroupRowStatus.1.1.1.1 = active(1)

Delete a Schedule
f3SyncJScheduleGroupRowStatus = destroy (6)

System Level Provisioning

The following provides system level provisioning examples for setting the system name,
location, contact, date and time, various protocols, and enable SNMP dying gasp for an
OSA 5422.

Set System Name, Location and Contact

sysName.0 = "OSA 5422”
sysLocation.0 = "ADVA FACTORY"
sysContact.0 = "John Doe"

Set System Date and Time

The first two octets is the year, 0x07d9 = 2009 (range 0..865536).

The third octet is the month, 09 = September (range 1..12).

The forth octet is the day, 0a = 10th (range 1..31).

The fifth octet is the hour, 00 (range 0..23).

The sixth octet is the minutes, 00 (range 0..59).

The seventh octet is the seconds, 00 (range 0..59).

The eighth octet is the deci-seconds, 00 (range 0..9).

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probeDateTime = "07 d9 09 0a 00 00 00 00".

Enabling Various Protocols

serialPortEnabled.0 = true(1)
telnetEnabled.0 = true(1)
ftpEnabled.0 = true(1)
scpEnabled.0 = true(1)
sshEnabled.0 = true(1)
httpEnabled.0 = true(1)
httpsEnabled.0 = true(1)

Enable SNMP Dying Gasp

Dying gasp is enabled on card object, even though the OSA 5422 has one card object and
dying gasp is enabled for that card.

ethernetNTEGESyncProbeCardSnmpDyingGaspEnabled.1.1.1 = true(1)

SNMP dying gasp is sent to up to 2 target addresses each on a different port. Target
addresses come from snmpTargetAddrTable. In the background it is determined based on
the IP routing table which interface the SNMP dying gasp PDU is sent. There is an extension
to snmpTargetAddrTable called 3SnmpTargetAddrExtTable which provides addition control
where SNMP dying gasp could be enabled or disabled for a particular Target Address.

There is an entry in snmpTargetAddrTable with snmpTargetAddrName="AddrTest" and 8

(Addr Name length). 65(A).100(d).100(d).114(r).84(T).101(e).115(s). 116(t)

The index for the f3SnmpTargetAddrExtTable is snmpTargetAddrName, to enable SNMP

dying gasp for a Target Address indexed by "AddrTest" set the following variable to true.

f3SnmpTargetAddrExtDyingGaspEnabled.8.65.100.100.114.84.101.115.116 = true(1)

To check which port and whether the SNMP dying gasp will be sent on that port to the
target address, retrieve the following variables:

f3SnmpTargetAddrExtDyingGaspPort
f3SnmpTargetAddrExtDyingGaspActive

Here are the retrieved values of the variables in the f3SnmpTargetAddrExtTable (Note that
the port is not resolved for the target address and the SNMP dying gasp is not active for
this target address):

f3SnmpTargetAddrExtDyingGaspPort.8.65.100.100.114.84.101.115.116 = zeroDotZero
f3SnmpTargetAddrExtDyingGaspEnabled.8.65.100.100.114.84.101.115.116 = true(1)
f3SnmpTargetAddrExtDyingGaspActive.8.65.100.100.114.84.101.115.116 = false(2)

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Time Zone Configuration

This section provides an example of retrieving the Time Zone settings configuration from
the f3TimeZoneMIB(32), f3TimeZoneConfigObjects (1):

f3TimeZoneUtcOffset.0 = +00:00
f3TimeZoneDstControlEnabled.0 = false(2)
f3TimeZoneDstUtcOffset.0 = +01:00
f3TimeZoneDstStartMonth.0 = march(3)
f3TimeZoneDstStartDay.0 = SUNDAY>=8
f3TimeZoneDstStartTime.0 = 02:00
f3TimeZoneDstEndMonth.0 = november(11)
f3TimeZoneDstEndDay.0 = SUNDAY<=7
f3TimeZoneDstEndTime.0 = 02:00

Configuring the MGMT ACL

The Management Access Control List (ACL) allows you to limit access to the NE (through
DCN or management tunnels) to specific IP addresses or IP address ranges (subnetworks).
For example, this can be used to restrict the management, PTP, and NTP connections that
are accepted. Up to 100 entries can be made, and each entry can be individually enabled or
disabled. Enabled entries apply to all management interfaces.

The MGMT ACL is configured in the cmSysSecObjects (4), aclTable (2),

aclEntry(1), for entries 1-100 in the aclEntryIndex.\

Entries 101 to 300 in the aclEntryIndex are reserved for configuring the
IPv4/IPv6 Traffic ACLs (see Configuring the IP Traffic ACLs).

Configuring the MGMT ACL involves setting these SNMP parameters for a particular entry
from 1 to 100, where the parameters configured depend on whether an IPv4 or IPv6 address
is defined:

l aclEntryIpVersion: Defines the type of IP address as either ipv4(1) or ipv6(2).

The default is ipv4(1).
l aclEntryNetworkAddress: Defines the IPv4 address of the user/subnet allowed
to access OSA 5422.
l aclEntryNetworkMask: Defines the network mask for the user/subnet IPv4
address.

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l aclEntryNetworkIpv6Addr: Defines the IPv6 address of the user/subnet

allowed to access OSA 5422.
l aclEntryPrefixLength: Defines the prefix for the user/subnet IPv6 address.
The default is set to 64.
l aclEntryEnabled: Defines whether this IP address definition is enabled or
disabled (default) in the system. To enable this IP definition, set this parameter to
true(1). Otherwise, this parameter is set to false(2).

Example of configuring an IPv4 address in the Management ACL in the aclEntry by

setting these parameters for aclEntryIndex.1:

l aclEntryIpVersion.1 = ipv4(1)
l aclEntryNetworkAddress.1 = 100.101.101.3
l aclEntryNetworkMask.1 = 255.255.255.0
l aclEntryEnabled.1 = true(1)

Example of configuring an IPv6 address in the Management ACL in the aclEntry by

setting these parameters for aclEntryIndex.2:

l aclEntryIpVersion.2 = ipv6(2)
l aclEntryNetworkIpv6Addr.2 =
1010:1111:0000:0000:0000:0000:0000:000A
l aclEntryPrefixLength.2 = 32
l aclEntryEnabled.2 = true(1)

Configuring PTP/NTP
Security for IP Addresses
OSA 5422 has a built-in IPv4 and IPv6 security mechanism to reduce the likelihood of a
system crash in case of a DDoS (Distributed Denial-of-Service) attack by filtering out
NTP/PTP packets. Two security features are available to configure: ICMP Filter and Access
Control List (ACL). These filters relate to the IPv4 and IPv6 data plane (PTP/NTP), and do not
include management.

NTP traffic is not supported for IPv6.

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Configuring the IP Traffic

ACLs
The Access Control List (ACL) for IPv4 and IPv6 traffic allows you to filter for in-band
management, PTP, and NTP packets from a specific IP source address. This includes the IP
address and the applicable network mask/prefix.

The source address for IPv4 and IPv6 can be of any type and is not limited to unicast
addresses. Up to 100 entries can be made for each IP type, and each entry can be
individually enabled or disabled. Enabled entries apply to all PTP/NTP interfaces.

l NTP traffic is not supported for IPv6.

l If the MGMT ACL is also configured, ensure to set the
MCI/NCI IP and Subnet Mask in the MGMT ACL (see
Configuring the MGMT ACL).
l When configuring IPv4 and IPv6 traffic ACL entries,
ensure that you do not define subnet entries which
overlap (partially or fully) with each other.

The IP Traffic ACLs are configured in the cmSysSecObjects (4), aclTable (2),
aclEntry(1). Entries 101-200 in the aclEntryIndex are reserved for the IPv4 Traffic
ACL, and entries 201-300 are reserved for the IPv6 Traffic ACL.

Entries 1 to 100 in the aclEntryIndex are reserved for

configuring the MGMT ACL (see Configuring the MGMT
ACL).

To configure the IPv4 Traffic ACL (for entries 101-200):

l Set these SNMP parameters for a particular instance from 101 to 200:
l aclEntryIpVersion: Ensure that the type of IP address is defined as
ipv4(1), which is the default configuration.
l aclEntryNetworkAddress: Define the IPv4 address containing the
PTP/NTP traffic that you want filtered by OSA 5422.
l aclEntryNetworkMask: Define the network mask for the IPv4 address.
l aclEntryEnabled: Define whether this IP address definition is enabled
or disabled (default) in the system. To enable this IP definition, set this
parameter to true(1). Otherwise, this parameter is set to false(2).

To configure the IPv6 Traffic ACL (for entries 201-300):

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l Set these SNMP parameters for a particular instance from 201 to 300:
l aclEntryIpVersion: Ensure that the type of IP address is defined as
ipv6(2).
l aclEntryNetworkIpv6Addr: Define the IPv6 address containing the
PTP traffic that you want filtered by OSA 5422.
l aclEntryPrefixLength: Define the prefix for the IPv6 address. The
default is set to 64.
l aclEntryEnabled: Defines whether this IP address definition is enabled
or disabled (default) in the system. To enable this IP definition, set this
parameter to true(1). Otherwise, this parameter is set to false(2).

Configuring the ICMPv4 and

ICMPv6 Filters
ICMP filters for either IPv4 or IPv6 traffic look for ICMP packets that are unnecessary or
unrelated to the device and filters them out. Depending on the IP type, different ICMPv4 or
ICMPv6 filters are available to configure.

To configure the ICMPv4 Filter:

l Set these ICMPv4 filter parameters in the cmSecurityMIB(10),

cmSecurityObjects(1), cmIcmpV4Objects(20):
l icmpV4Filter: Define whether the ICMPv4 Filter options are applied or
not. When enabled(1), the other filters can be set. When disabled
(2), the filters cannot be changed (default configuration).
l icmpV4DropEchoRequests: Define whether to accept or block echo
requests for ICMPv4 packets. The default is configured to accept these
packets as this filter is set to disabled(1). To block echo requests, set
this filter to enabled(1).

An example of configuring the ICMPv4 Filter to block echo requests by setting these
parameters:

l icmpV4Filter.0 = enabled(1)
l icmpV4DropEchoRequests.0 = enabled(1)

To configure the ICMPv6 Filter:

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l Set these ICMPv6 filter parameters in the cmSecurityMIB(10),

cmSecurityObjects(1), cmIcmpV6Objects(21):
l icmpV6Filter: Define whether the ICMPv6 Filter options are applied or
not. When enabled(1), the other filters can be set. When disabled
(2), the filters cannot be changed (default configuration).
l icmpV6DropEchoRequests: Define whether to accept or block echo
requests for ICMPv6 packets. The default is configured to accept these
packets as this filter is set to disabled(1). To block echo requests, set
this filter to enabled(1).
l icmpV6DropRouterSolicitation: Define whether to accept or block
router solicitation requests for ICMPv6 packets. The default is configured
to accept these packets as this filter is set to disabled(1). To block
router solicitation requests, set this filter to enabled(1).
l icmpV6DropRouterAdvertisement: Define whether to accept or block
router advertisement requests for ICMPv6 packets. The default is
configured to accept these packets as this filter is set to disabled(1). To
block router advertisement requests, set this filter to enabled(1).
l icmpV6DropNeighborSolicitation: Define whether to accept or
block neighbor solicitation requests for ICMPv6 packets. The default is
configured to accept these packets as this filter is set to disabled(1). To
block neighbor solicitation requests, set this filter to enabled(1).
l icmpV6DropNeighborAdvertisement: Define whether to accept or
block neighbor advertisement requests for ICMPv6 packets. The default is
configured to accept these packets as this filter is set to disabled(1). To
block neighbor advertisement requests, set this filter to enabled(1).

An example of configuring the ICMPv6 Filter to block neighbor advertisement requests by

setting these parameters:

l icmpV6Filter.0 = enabled(1)
l icmpV6DropNeighborAdvertisement.0 = enabled(1)

Software Upgrade
Software upgrade involves three steps:

1. Copy the new software image from the server

2. Install the software
3. Activate the software

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Software is copied using either FTP, SFTP, or SCP. For these protocols, set these parameters
in the cmSystemMIB (2), cmSystemObjects (1), cmFileServicesObjects
(8):

l Transfer protocol: fileServicesMethod

l Server IP: fileServicesServerType
l IP address of the remote server: [fileServicesServerIp |
fileServicesServerIpv6Addr]
l User ID for file transfer: fileServicesUserId
l Password for file transfer: fileServicesPassword
l Remote file name: fileServicesRemoteFile

Software Upgrade for IPv4 Server Example

To set the file transfer method to scp:

l fileServicesMethod.0 = scp(2)

To set the server IP to IPv4:

l fileServicesServerType.0 = ipaddr(1)

To set the IP address of the remote server:

l fileServicesServerIp.0 = 172.17.22.76

To set the user ID:

l fileServicesUserId.0 = "jdoe"

To set the password:

l fileServicesPassword.0 = "jdoepw"

To set the file name:

l fileServicesRemoteFile.0 = "/u01/users/jdoe/software/sw.img"

To initiate software copy:

l fileServicesAction.0 = software-copy(3)

To install the software:

l softwareAction.0 = install(1)

To activate the software:

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l softwareAction.0 = schedule-upgrade(2)

The variable softwareUpgradeTime controls whether the activation is immediate or set

at a later time. This setting could be set to a future date and time for a later activation. If this
variable contains the default value (1-1-2000 00:00:00) or is set to a date prior to the
current time, the activation is immediate.

After the new software is activated and if the user loses connectivity, then there has to be
way to reach the system again. A mechanism called software validation timer is provided,
which could be set by the user before activating the upgrade process. This timer starts after
reboot if the restart reason was due to activation of the new software. When the timer
starts, the system returns to active the software before the upgrade. If this timer is set, the
user is expected to set the softwareAction.0 variable to indicate cancellation of the
activation timer when the system is reachable.

To validate a scheduled upgrade:

l softwareAction.0 = validate-upgrade(4)

To cancel a scheduled upgrade:

l softwareAction.0 = cancel-upgrade(3)

To revert to a previously active software after the upgrade is complete:

l softwareAction.0 = revert-upgrade(5)

Feature Management
OSA 5422 supports licenses for various features. In the SNMP MIB, each feature license is
assigned an index number. Table 26 details the feature names, descriptions, and indexes.

You can configure the feature licenses in the f3SystemFeatureTable,

f3SystemFeatureEntry:

cmSystemMIB(2).cmSystemObjects(1).cmFeatureManagementObjects
(15).f3SystemFeatureTable(1).f3SystemFeatureEntry(1)

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Table 26: Feature Licenses and Indexes

Feature Description Index
SyncJack-Extended-Scaled This license is required for Full Scale Syncjack 2
Probing and can be enabled when the PTP-
MC/BC feature is enabled. It extends the
maximum number of Syncjack probes that can
be created. When enabled, you can create up to
two Clock Probes, four PTP Clock Probes, and
one PTP Network Probe.
PTP-Clock-G-8275-1-and- This license is required for L2 Ethernet multicast 3
IEEE-1588-2008-Annex-F- [G.8275.1] and enables using the Phase and
Profiles Time Telecom profile G.8275.1. This key enables
the support for G.8275.1 in PTP Sync Delivery
and Sync assurance features.
PTP-Enterprise-and-IEEE- Enables/disables the PTP Enterprise profile and 4
1588-2008-L3-Multicast- L3 PTP multicast profile.
Profiles
PTP-MC-BC-IP-UNICAST- Enables/disables the Master Clock/Boundary 8
Profile-128-Remote-Slaves Clock license for a G8265.1 profile or a
Grandmaster Clock license for a G8275.2 profile.
PTP-MC-BC-IP-UNICAST- 9
This license supports one Clock Probe, one PTP
Profile-256-Remote-Slaves
Clock Probe, one PTP Network Probe, and up to
PTP-MC-BC-IP-UNICAST- the <number of remote slaves> listed in the 10
Profile-512-Remote-Slaves license. The number of remote slaves available
in a license are: 128, 256, 512, and 1024, which is
PTP-MC-BC-IP-UNICAST- dependent on your network system 11
Profile-1024-Remote-Slaves configuration.
NTP-Server This license is required for a NTP server. 12
e-PRTC Enables/disables the time clock to combine the 13
stable frequency input, such as a Cesium Clock,
to extend the holdover capability to meet the e-
PRTC holdover standards.

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Retrieving the States of the

Feature Licenses
By default, all feature licenses are disabled. To view the states of the current license features,
you can perform a walk operation on the f3SystemFeatureTable. The current feature
license states are retrieved as illustrated in this example output:

f3SystemFeatureEnabled.2 = true(1)
f3SystemFeatureEnabled.3 = true(1)
f3SystemFeatureEnabled.4 = true(1)
f3SystemFeatureEnabled.8 = false(2)
f3SystemFeatureEnabled.9 = false(2)
f3SystemFeatureEnabled.10 = false(2)
f3SystemFeatureEnabled.11 = true(1)
f3SystemFeatureEnabled.12 = true(1)
f3SystemFeatureEnabled.13 = true(1)

Enabling/Disabling Feature
License Example
This section provides an example of enabling and disabling the PTP-Enterprise-and-IEEE-
1588-2008-L3-Multicast-Profiles license.

To enable the PTP-Enterprise-and-IEEE-1588-2008-L3-Multicast-Profiles:

l f3SystemFeatureEnabled.4 = true(1)

To disable the PTP-Enterprise-and-IEEE-1588-2008-L3-Multicast-Profiles license:

l f3SystemFeatureEnabled.4 = false(1)

Database Backup and Restore

Database backup involves backing up the database to a backup location and then copying
this backed-up database to a remote server. The remote copy command uses the all the
same settings for the transfer method, IP address of the server, user ID etc., as described in
the software upgrade scenario (see Software Upgrade).

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Backup and Restore Database Example

1. Backup the current database:

databaseAction.0 = backup(1)

2. Setup the remote file name:

fileServicesRemoteFile.0 = "/u01/users/jdoe/database/db01.img"

3. Copy the database to the remote server:

fileServicesAction.0 = put-database(2)

Assuming the database to be restored is not in the temporary location on the device, it first
needs to be copied from the remote server. It needs to be restored and activated.

1. Setup the remote file name:

fileServicesRemoteFile.0 = "/u01/users/jdoe/database/db01.img"

2. Copy the database from the remote server:

fileServicesAction.0 = get-database(1)

3. Restore the database to the standby partition:

databaseAction.0 = restore(2)

4. Activate the restored database which results in the standby database becoming active
and system to restart.

databaseAction.0 = activate(3)

The database version in the active and standby partitions can be viewed by getting the
entries in the databaseTable table.

In general, for any file transfer software, database get or database put, you could get the file
transfer status by retrieving fileServicesStatus.0 and file transfer percentage
complete by retrieving fileServicesPercentComplete.0.

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