1. Network Management Specification

6.3.1.2ATM Cell Layer Table (atmfM4ATMLayerEntry)

These are the ATM Forum M4 interface Configuration table extensions for the ATM cell layer. The default configuration of an entry in this table is used whenever the entries for the physical path TP, etc., are created. The management system configures a UNI, B-ICI, or B-ISSI on the interface by first modifying the atmfM4IfType column (this can be done in the same SNMP Set-request that sets up the other necessary variables.

6.3.1.3“atmfM4IfType” Object (atmfM4ATMLayerEntry 1)

Always uni(1).

6.3.1.4“atmfM4IfSubscriberAddress” Object (atmfM4ATMLayerEntry 3)

Returns zero length string. Used for SVCs.

6.3.1.5“atmfM4IfPreferredCarrier” Object (atmfM4ATMLayerEntry 4)

Returns zero length string. Used for SVCs.

6.3.1.6“atmfM4IfFarEndCarrierNetwork” Object (atmfM4ATMLayerEntry 5)

Returns zero length string. Used for SVCs in B-ICI interface.

6.3.2VCL Termination Point Configuration Table (atmfM4VclEntry)

6.3.2.1“atmfM4VclSegEndPt” Object (atmfM4VclEntry 1)

Specifies whether the VCL termination point is a segment end-point. The only valid value for this object is:

•false (2)

6.3.3VC Cross-Connect Table (atmfM4VcXConnEntry)

This table augments the VC Cross-Connect configuration table in RFC 2515.

6.3.3.1“atmfM4VcXConnRecover” Object (atmfM4VcXConnEntry1)

The only valid value for this object is: true.

6.3.4ATM Cell Protocol Monitoring Current Data (atmfM4CellProtoCurrEntry)

Each ATM interface automatically has an entry in this table associated with it This table maintains per-interface statistics for the fifteen-minute interval currently being collected. Supported by unknown cell process.

6.3.4.1“atmfM4CellProtoCurrInOAMCells” Object (ATMfM4CellProtoCurrEntry 3)

Count of OAM Cells on this interface.

6.3.5ATM Cell Protocol Monitoring History Data (atmfM4CellProtoHistEntry)

This table maintains per-interface statistics for previous fifteen-minute intervals.

6.3.5.1“atmfM4CellProtoHistInOAMCells”Object (atmfM4CellProtoHistEntry 6)

Count of OAM Cells on this interface.

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8620, 8820 specifications

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