Avaya M770 ATM Switch User’s Guide

Chapter 10 Managing PNNI Routing

The output in a tabular format includes the following information:

Field			Description


Port			The local port number.

Hello	The state of the Hello protocol on this link.
State
State	“twoWayInside”		An inside link (within the peer group). The
	“twoWayInside”		An inside link (within the peer group). The
			node on the other side was discovered
			correctly.

	“commonOutside”		An outside link (to a node on a different peer
			group). The node on the other side was
			discovered correctly and a common parent
			peer group was identified

	“twoWay”		A logical link. The logical node on the other
			side was discovered correctly.

Nbr	Indicates the state of the Neighboring Peer FSM that is used for
State	database synchronization. The state ‘full’ indicates that the nodes’
	databases are in-synch. The state ‘remote’ indicates that the
	synchronization protocol is not yet performed on this link. However,
	it could be that there is a parallel link from a different slot of this
	switch going to the same neighbor, and the synchronization is done
			over that link.
	This field is not applicable for outside links, as database
	synchronization is not performed between peer groups.

Link	Indicates the status of the link between this node and its neighbor. A
Status	uni-directional link indicates that the Nbr State is not full. This could
	be due to another parallel link to the same neighbor (and the
	synchronization is done over that link), or due to a problem in the
		synchronization protocol.
	This field is not applicable for outside links, as database
	synchronization is not performed between peer groups.

Active	For an Inside Link or Logical Link, this indicates the time in seconds
Time	that the neighbor’s database is synchronized (i.e. the Nbr State is
			‘full’).
	For an Outside Link, it indicates the time in seconds since the Hello
	reached a “commonOutside” state.

Remote	This is the port ID at the other end.
Port

Remote	The 22 bytes node ID of the remote node.
Node

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