Appendix A Attribute Reference

Table Conventions

Cisco 6400 Equipment Module Attribute Reference Tables (continued)

Element Type

Element Name

Table

 

 

 

Service Elements

Cross-connection

Table A-25

 

Profile

 

 

 

 

 

NRP Internal PVC

Table A-26

 

Profile

 

 

 

 

Table Conventions

The following codes describe attribute behaviour. They appear on a separate line in the attribute column for each attribute.

Table A-2 Attribute Reference Table Conventions

Code

Description

MAttribute is Mandatory.

R W C R—Attribute is read-only.

 

W—Attribute is writable.

 

 

 

C—Attribute is writable upon creation, and read-only thereafter.

 

 

A RDP

A—Attribute is autogenerated.

 

 

 

RDP—Reverse Data Path. Attribute value is retrieved from the

 

element or network management system after you create the

 

corresponding object.

 

 

P

Attribute can be profiled.

Note Some attributes contain restrictions or dependencies that are out of the scope of the above table conventions. In this case, the restriction or dependency will be included with the attribute description in the table or in a footnote.

Network

Object Name: C4ntNetwork

OAF: C4ntNetwork.oaf

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6400 specifications

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