Atm & Fr Ports Report (Or Bursty Data Ports Report); Data & Voice Ports Report (Or Voice & Data Ports Report); Connection Routes Report; Failed Connections Report - Cisco OL-10426-01 User Manual

Chapter 6 NMT Reports
ATM & FR Ports Report (or Bursty Data Ports Report)
The ATM and FR Ports Report lists all ports for each site that supports a connection found in the Bursty
Connection Table. This report is output in DBF format.
Data & Voice Ports Report (or Voice & Data Ports Report)
The Data and Voice Ports Report lists all ports for each site that supports a connection found in the Voice
Connection Table and the Data Connection Table.

Connection Routes Report

The Connection Report displays all routed connections and their complete routes.
This is a long report. If you do not need to see the routed connections, use the X option in the
Note
REPORT/DEFINE menu to prevent the generation of a Connection Routes report. This improves
performance.

Failed Connections Report

The Failed Connections Report displays all the connections that could not be routed, and the reason.
Possible reasons a connection failed are listed in Table 6-1.
Table 6-1
Reason String
Too Many Hops
No Path
No Direct Path
Out of Capacity
Out of Space
Out of Bus
No Fdr Link Cap
Too Big Cost
Too Big AW
Too Big CTD
Too Big CDV
Too Big CLR 0
Too Big CLR 0+1
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Failed Connection Reasons
Meaning
Hop Count required to route the connection was too large. For AutoRoute, hop count
maximum is 10.
No connectivity in the topology to route this connection.
No direct route specified in the preferred/actual connection route.
Not enough bandwidth capacity on the lines.
Not enough index resources, usually VC count on a link is exceeded.
Not enough bandwidth on a bus of one or more switches required to route the connection.
Not enough bandwidth capacity on a feeder link.
Connection cannot be routed without exceeding the maximum cost specified. (This
pertains to AutoRoute networks.)
Connection cannot be routed without exceeding the maximum Administrative Weight
(This pertains to PNNI networks.)
Connection cannot be routed without exceeding the maximum Cell Transfer Delay (This
pertains to PNNI networks.)
Connection cannot be routed without exceeding the maximum Cell Delay Variance (This
pertains to PNNI networks.)
Connection cannot be routed without exceeding the maximum Cell Loss Ratio of the first
phase of policing (leaky bucket). (This pertains to PNNI networks.)
Connection cannot be routed without exceeding the maximum Cell Loss Ratio of the
second phase of policing (leaky bucket). (This pertains to PNNI networks.)
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