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C65/76M Alarms
SONET Interfaces
Table 8-13
these alarms are slightly different than those described elsewhere in this Chapter, as they are controlled
by bit-fields in the attribute value. This table contains the attribute, the mask field bit and the alarm raised
when the bit is set. There is a corresponding alarm (not listed) of normal severity for each alarm which
clears the alarm when the bit is cleared.
Table 8-13
Attribute
sonetSectionCurr
entStatus
sonetSectionCurr
entStatus
sonetLineCurrent
Status
sonetLineCurrent
Status
sonetPathCurrent
Status
sonetPathCurrent
Status
sonetPathCurrent
Status
sonetPathCurrent
Status
sonetPathCurrent
Status
Port adapters do not support the operational status information, as a result the only attribute alarm raised
by a port adapter is the final one - a serial number change has been detected.
Cisco 6500/7600 Series Manager User Guide
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describes the alarms raised due to changes in the SONET interface status fields. Note that
SONET Interface Attribute Alarms
Bitmask Field Description
2 C6576M:0157_0 SONET Section
status is Loss of Signal.
4 6576M:0159_0 SONET Section
status is Loss of Frame.
2 C6576M:0161_0 SONET Line
status is Alarm Indication Signal.
4 C6576M:0163_0 SONET Line
status is Remote Defect Indication.
2 C6576M:0165_0 SONET Path
status is STS-Path Loss of Pointer.
4 C6576M:0167_0 SONET Path
status is STS-Path Alarm
Indication Signal.
8 C6576M:0169_0 SONET Path
status is STS-Path Remote Defect
Indication.
16 C6576M:0171_0 SONET Path
status is Unequipped.
32 C6576M:0173_0 SONET Path
status is Signal Label Mismatch.
Chapter 8 Alarms and Alarm Management
Severity
Warning
Warning
Warning
Warning
Warning
Warning
Warning
Warning
Warning