Cisco Systems OC-12/STM-14 manual Bert Information Explanation

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Cisco IOS Software Configuration for the 1-Port Channelized OC-12/STM-4 (DS3) Line Card

How to Configure the 1-Port Channelized OC-12/STM-4 (DS3) Line Card

The following example shows the information of a BER test that is still in progress:

Router# show controller OC12 1/0:1 bert

Interface Serial1/0:1 (DS3 port 1)

BERT information:

 

State

:enabled (sync'd)

Pattern

:2^23

Interval

:10 minutes

Time remaining

:00:01:44

Total errors

:0

Time this sync

:00:08:10

Errors this sync

:0

Sync count

:1

Router#

Note When the DS3 is running a BERT, the Total Bit Errors value is not valid if the Status field is Not Sync.

The following is an example of a screen display from a completed BER test:

Router# show controller OC12 1/0:1 bert

Interface Serial1/0:1 (DS3 port 1)

BERT information:

 

State

:disabled (sync'd, completed)

Pattern

:2^23

Interval

:10 minutes

Time remaining

:00:00:00

Total errors

:0

Time this sync

:00:09:54

Errors this sync

:0

Sync count

:1

Router#

Table 8 provides explanations of the BERT display fields in the previous examples:

Table 8 BER Test Display Fields

BERT Information

Explanation

 

 

State: enabled (not synchronized)

BER test is active, but the hardware has not currently

 

synchronized. Errors are counted only when the hardware has

 

synchronized.

 

 

State: enabled (synchronized)

BER test is active, and the hardware has synchronized. Any errors

 

encountered are counted.

 

 

State: disabled (not synchronized,

BER test is finished and the test resulted in failure, either because

failed)

the hardware never synchronized or the physical layer interface

 

module (PLIM) declared the test a failure.

 

 

State: disabled (synchronized,

BER test is finished because the interval expired.

completed)

 

 

 

State: disabled (synchronized,

BER test is finished as a result of a user request (for example, no

aborted)

bert)

 

 

Pattern

Can be any one of the supported BERT patterns.

 

 

Interval

Can be any value from 1 to 1440 (units are in minutes).

 

 

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Contents Contents Configuring the OC-12 Controller Router# show controller oc12 1/0Router# configure terminal Routerconfig# controller OC12 1/0Configuring the DS3 Serial Interface Configuration Command Default ValueRouterconfig# interface serial 1/01 Routerconfig-if#ip address 10.1.2.3Router# copy running-config startup-config Cisco Remote Connection ManagementNo dsu mode No framing c-bit m13Cisco digital-link kentrox larscom No dsu bandwidth Kilobits/secVerifying Local and Remote DS3 Port Settings Selecting a DSU ModeSetting the Sending and Receiving Rate Configuring the DSU Bandwidth RangeUsing show Commands to Check System Status Configuring Cyclic Redundancy ChecksConfiguring the Clock Source Enabling Payload ScramblingShow controllers oc12 slot/port Router# show controllers oc12 1/0Show controllers oc12 detail Show controllers oc12 slot/portchannel#Router# show controllers oc12 1/01 Router# show running-config Ip subnet-zeroOC-12 Controller Loopback Mode Using Loopback CommandsLoopback modes Configuration Mode Command DS3 Channel Loopback Mode Configuring DS3 Port BER TestingNo loopback local network remote configuration command Checking Bit Errors Using a Bert Bert Pattern To Invoke CommandUsing show Commands to Verify Bert Configuration Entering Errors in BER TestsRouter# show controller oc12 1/01 bert Bert Information Explanation BertBert Information Explanation Routerconfig-if#ip address 1.1.5.1 Related Documents Technical AssistanceRelated Topic Document Title Description Link

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