CISCO-ATM-TRUNK-MIB - catmtCidRepetition

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catmtCidRepetition

Cisco ATM Trunk Cid Repetition
1.3.6.1.4.1.9.9.351.1.1.1.1.13

This object is used to repeatedly apply the writable objects of catmtCidTable specified in the same SNMP PDU starting from the row defined by the index object for the number of rows specified by this object. The repetition operation works differently for data trunking and voice trunking applications. When catmtCidNx64Enable is set to 'false' (voice trunking), it is iterated through the value of DS0's and CID number. When catmtCidNx64Enable is set to 'true' (data trunking), the order of repetition operation is iterated through the value of DS1 index and CID number. (1) For voice trunking applications: At each iteration, the value of CID (catmtCid), DS0 (catmtCidDs0GroupIndex) and DS1(catmtCidDs1) will be incremented. When the value of catmtCidDs0GroupIndex reaches its maximum, catmtCidDs1 will be incremented to the next logical order of DS1 interface. (2) For data trunking applications: At each iteration, the value of catmtCid, catmtCidDs1 will be incremented. In other words, the Nx64 packet stream repetition iterates on the DS1, with each DS1 interface having the same DS0 group (catmtCidDs0GroupIndex) configuration. The repetition iteration will stop once the value of catmtCid reaches its maximum value 255 or when the next CID is not available or already configured for different type of trunking application. For example, a non-Nx64 repetition will stop if the next CID has been configured for Nx64 packet stream trunking, and vise versa. The repetition will also stop if the next contiguous DS0 group index is not available. The maximum value of this object is 248 which is the maximum number of CID or AAL2 connections allowed within a VC connection. DEFVAL { 1 } ::= { catmtCidEntry 13 } SYNTAX OwnerString MAX-ACCESS read-create STATUS current DESCRIPTION This object is used for error reporting of the bulk provisioning operation specified by catmtCidRepetition. The value of this object is set by the SNMP manager with its own identifier at the time of setting catmtCidRepetition to issue the bulk provisioning operation. Later on, the SNMP manager checks the value of this object. If it matches its own name, the value of catmtCidRepetitionResult will be set to indicate the result of bulk operation initiated by this SNMP manager. ::= { catmtCidEntry 14 } SYNTAX BulkConfigResult MAX-ACCESS read-only STATUS current DESCRIPTION This object indicates the result of the bulk provisioning specified in catmtCidRepetition. The format might look at (but not limited to): 'COMPLETION=/, ERROR=/: ' For example: 'COMPLETION=22/100,ERROR=38/44:Invalid DS1 line coding for the line type' ::= { catmtCidEntry 15 } SYNTAX RowStatus MAX-ACCESS read-create STATUS current DESCRIPTION This object is used for adding/deleting the entries from the catmtCidTable. In order to create a CID entry, the following parameters are mandatory and must be provided: For voice trunking applications: catmtDs1, catmtDs0GroupIndex, catmtCidProfileType, catmtCidProfileNumber, catmtCidVoiceCodec, catmtCidVBDCodec For data trunking applications: catmtDs1, catmtDs0GroupIndex ::= { catmtCidEntry 16 } -- -- catmtCidStatsTable -- SYNTAX SEQUENCE OF CatmtCidStatsEntry MAX-ACCESS not-accessible STATUS current DESCRIPTION This table contains the statistical information on a per CID connection basis for AAL2 Trunking applications. ::= { cAtmTrunkCidConnStats 1 } SYNTAX CatmtCidStatsEntry MAX-ACCESS not-accessible STATUS current DESCRIPTION This table contains statistical information for an AAL2 connection. Each entry in this table corresponds to an AAL2 bearer connection that has been setup by mapping one or more DS1/DS0s to an AAL2 connection identified by CID. The entries in this table are implicitly created/deleted at the time of creation/deletion of entries in the catmtCidTable. INDEX { ifIndex, catmtCidVpi, catmtCidVci, catmtCid } ::= { catmtCidStatsTable 1 } CatmtCidStatsEntry ::= SEQUENCE { catmtCidSentPackets Counter32SinceReset, catmtCidRcvdPackets Counter32SinceReset, catmtCidSentOctets Counter32SinceReset, catmtCidRcvdOctets Counter32SinceReset, catmtCidLostPackets Counter32SinceReset, catmtCidJitter Gauge32, catmtCidExtAISCnts Counter32SinceReset, catmtCidExtRAICnts Counter32SinceReset, catmtCidConnAISCnts Counter32SinceReset, catmtCidConnRDICnts Counter32SinceReset, catmtCidNx64FramesTxToTDM Counter32SinceReset, catmtCidNx64FramesRxFromTDM Counter32SinceReset, catmtCidNx64EncBytesTxToTDM Counter32SinceReset, catmtCidNx64EncBytesRxFromTDM Counter32SinceReset, catmtCidNx64InvalidFCSFrames Counter32SinceReset, catmtCidNx64AbortSeqFrames Counter32SinceReset, catmtCidNx64InvalidShortFrames Counter32SinceReset, catmtCidNx64InvalidLongFrames Counter32SinceReset, catmtCidNx64NoByteAlignErrorFrames Counter32SinceReset, catmtCidNx64RASTimeOutFrames Counter32SinceReset, catmtCidLastResetTime TimeStamp, catmtCidCounterClear TruthValue } SYNTAX Counter32SinceReset UNITS "packets This object indicates the number of packets sent towards network side since the connection setup. ::= { catmtCidStatsEntry 1 } SYNTAX Counter32SinceReset UNITS "packets This object indicates the count of packets received from network side since the connection setup. ::= { catmtCidStatsEntry 2 } SYNTAX Counter32SinceReset UNITS "bytes This object indicates the count of bytes sent towards network side since connection setup. ::= { catmtCidStatsEntry 3 } SYNTAX Counter32SinceReset UNITS "bytes This object indicates the count of bytes received from network since connection setup. ::= { catmtCidStatsEntry 4 } SYNTAX Counter32SinceReset UNITS "packets This object indicates the count of packets lost in the egress direction (from the network). This number is computed based on the expected number of packets and the actual number of packets arrived from the network. ::= { catmtCidStatsEntry 5 } SYNTAX Gauge32 (0..65535) UNITS "milliseconds This object indicates the jitter (a.k.a interarrival jitter). This value is determined by the gateway DSP and obtained by the processor running on gateway upon querying the DSP periodically. ::= { catmtCidStatsEntry 6 } SYNTAX Counter32SinceReset MAX-ACCESS read-only STATUS current DESCRIPTION This object contains the number of external AIS AAL2 Type3 packets received. External AIS : alarm indication signal associated with a maintenance alarm detected on a defective maintenance span, that is transmitted in the direction of the defect as a substitute for normal signal. The purpose is to show the downstream entities that a defect has been identified and to prevent other maintenance alarms consequent to this first defect. REFERENCE ITU-T G.366.2 Annex N

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