Dsm Parameters; Mac Address Configuration - Ericsson RX8000 Reference Manual

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3.9.2.3.4

DSM Parameters

Device Status Message (DSM) packets and Control Status Message (CSM) packets
are an Ericsson proprietary protocol used within an nCC network to control
redundancy. These packets are IP datagrams on specific IP addresses; they are
used to provide the current health of the unit / network and to indicate whether the
unit is 'spare' or 'live'. For more information about system redundancy within nCC
please contact your system administrator.
The controls for this are:
3.9.2.3.5

MAC Address Configuration

This permits the overriding of the MAC addresses used by the Control Ethernet
ports and the IP Input Data Ethernet ports of the IP Input card (1914) and Combined
Satellite/IP Input card (1931).
The first 3 octets of the MAC address are the Ericsson OUI, followed by 1 octet
identifying the Ericsson product, and a final pair of octets derived from the serial
number of the Motherboard.
Note: It is recommended that these settings not be adjusted unless advised to
EN/LZT 790 0005 R7A
DSM IP – The IP address of the DSM IP packets to be placed on the network.
DSM Dest Port – The destination port for the DSM packets.
DSM TTL – User configuration for the time to live filed in the DSM packets.
DSM TOS – User configuration of the type of service (differentiated services
field) within the packet.
DSM TX Interval – Interval in ms between each DSM packet placed onto the
network.
CSM IP – The IP address of the CSM packets within the network.
CSM Dest Port – The destination port for the CSM packets.
CSM Timeout – Timeout in ms before CSMs are considered to be absent from
the network.
Connection Status – Status of the unit within the redundancy network.
DSM Version – There are several versions of CSM / DSM redundancy within
nCC networks, for the correct version of redundancy for your system please
contact your system administrator.
do so by Ericsson Customer Services.
EUROCARD MAC Serial - This allows the lower 2 octets of the IP Input card
(1914) and Combined Satellite/IP Input card (1931), if fitted, to be changed to a
manually specified value.
Default EUROCARD MAC Serial - This is the default value that will be used for
the EUROCARD MAC Serial.
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