Alcatel-Lucent 1850 User Provisioning Manual page 284

Procedures
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Parameter
Provisioned Type
VCG Type
Bidirectional Server Failure Propagation
Protocol Type
Access Control Domain
Mgr Access Control Domain
Max Diff delay [msec]
Current Primary State
Primary State
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5 - 20
Modify virtual concatenation group
Description
Specifies the number of VC members in the
addressed VCG that are provisioned i.e. with the
VCACT secondary state
Specifies if the VCG contains VC4 in case of
SDH/ETSI configuration, or STS1, in case of
SONET/ANSI configuration
Specifies if server failures of both directions are
propagated to the VCG. The values are N, Y,
VCAS
Specifies Protocol and signal Type. Indicates the
protocol used for mapping data over
SONET/SDH. GFP-F GFP Framed. It allows a
variable number of members belonging to VCG
ACD determines how VCG facility is managed.
The parameter is applicable only to VCG
constituted by VC4 members (i.e.
VCGTYPE=VC4) and the configuration applies
to all VCG members. The values are:
LOCAL port managed by CIT/NMS
•
CTRPLANE port managed by GMPLS
•
MNGACD determines how VCG facility is
managed (i.e. to which manager assigned). The
values are:
<null> port is not managed by any specific
•
manager
CP port managed by TDM Control Plane
•
MNGPLN port managed by Management
•
Plane
In milliseconds case PP10AD card the value is
equal to 32 ms
Specifies the current primary state of the VCG
Specifies the primary state to which the VCG is
set. The values are In-Service (IS) and Out Of
Service (OOS)
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Issue 1 February 2009