Wcdma Ran, Rel. Wcdma 16, Operating Documentation, Issue 03: YD - Physical Layer Trail Termination Point Handling

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16, Operating Documentation,
Issue 03
YD - Physical Layer Trail

Termination Point Handling
DN015954
Issue 05
Approval Date 2014-02-16

YD - Physical Layer Trail Termination Point Handling
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Table of Contents
This document has 24 pages

1 Summary of changes .................................................................... 4

2 YD - PHYSICAL LAYER TRAIL TERMINATION POINT
HANDLING.....................................................................................5

3 YDC CREATE PHYSICAL LAYER TRAIL TERMINATION POINT .
6

4 YDD DELETE PHYSICAL LAYER TRAIL TERMINATION POINT ..
9

5 YDI INTERROGATE PHYSICAL LAYER TRAIL TERMINATION
POINT ..........................................................................................11

6 YDR DETACH PHYTTP FROM PHYSICAL INTERFACE .......... 14

7 YDS ATTACH PHYTTP TO PHYSICAL INTERFACE ................. 16

8 YDT INTERROGATE DETACHED PHYTTP ...............................20
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Summary of changes YD - Physical Layer Trail Termination Point Handling
1 Summary of changes
Changes between document issues are cumulative. Therefore, the latest document
issue contains all changes made to previous issues.
Changes made between issues 4-0 (RU30, 2009-01-30) and 05 (RU50, 2014-02-16)
NIS1 related information is removed from the document.
Changes made between issues 3-2 and 4-0
The YDS: ATTACH PHYTTP TO PHYSICAL INTERFACE command has been updated
because of a new functionality. It is now possible to attach the phyTTP also to the NIS1
and NIS1P units.
Changes made between issues 3-1 and 3-2
Editorial corrections have been made.
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HANDLING
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POINT HANDLING
Menu of the command group:
PHYSICAL LAYER TRAIL TERMINATION POINT HANDLING COMMANDS
? ..... DISPLAY MENU

C: ..... CREATE PHYSICAL LAYER TRAIL TERMINATION POINT
D: ..... DELETE PHYSICAL LAYER TRAIL TERMINATION POINT
I: ..... INTERROGATE PHYSICAL LAYER TRAIL TERMINATION POINT
R: ..... DETACH PHYTTP FROM PHYSICAL INTERFACE
S: ..... ATTACH PHYTTP TO PHYSICAL INTERFACE
T: ..... INTERROGATE DETACHED PHYTTP
Z; ..... RETURN TO MAIN LEVEL
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YDC CREATE PHYSICAL LAYER TRAIL YD - Physical Layer Trail Termination Point Handling
TERMINATION POINT
3 YDC CREATE PHYSICAL LAYER TRAIL

TERMINATION POINT
Function
Use this command to create a Physical layer Trail Termination Point (phyTTP).
Each phyTTP can consist of a single SDH VC path or an SDH protection group. The
phyTTP is used to hide the properties of the physical resources from the upper protocol
layers. The only interesting property from the upper layer point of view is the capacity of
the phyTTP that can be used to transport the protocol data units of the upper layer, for
example ATM cells.
Parameters
phyTTP: PDH exchange terminal, IMA group, SDH exchange terminal, protection group:
VC path number: payload type, PPP scrambling;
Syntax
YDC: [<phyTTP> | <system select> def]:
(PET= <PDH exchange terminal> |
IMA= <IMA group> |
SET= <SDH exchange terminal> |
PROTGROUP= <protection group>):
[<VC path number> | <default> def]:
[ ATM def | PPP ], [ ON def | OFF ];
Parameter explanations
phyTTP
This parameter identifies a phyTTP with a unique numerical value.
By default a free id is selected by the system.
PDH exchange terminal

PET = PDH exchange terminal index
This parameter is not applicable for RNC.
IMA group
IMA = IMA group id
This parameter is not applicable for RNC.
SDH exchange terminal

SET = SDH exchange terminal index
This parameter identifies the SET of the VC path that is used for the phyTTP.
This parameter is optional. If this parameter is given, no other parameters of this block
are allowed.
protection group
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TERMINATION POINT
PROTGROUP = Protection group id
This parameter identifies the SDH protection group of the VC path that is used for the
phyTTP.
are allowed.
VC path number
This parameter identifies the virtual container path that is used for the phyTTP.
The VC path must be free so that it is not used in another phyTTP. You can check
whether a VC path belongs to a phyTTP using command YAI.
The allowed values for the parameter depend on the SDH interface type. You can check
the SDH interface type with command YAI.
The VC path is always the same in both SETs if the phyTTP consists of a protected SET
pair.
This parameter is optional. It is allowed only if SDH exchange terminal index or a
protection group id is given.
The default value is 1 and is used if the parameter is not given and the SDH exchange
terminal index or a protection group id is given.
Payload type
This parameter identifies the type of payload in the data transfer. Possible values for
SET and SDH protection group are ATM and PPP.
The default is ATM.
PPP scrambling
This parameter defines whether the payload is scrambled in the data transfer.
Possible values for PPP type of payload are ON and OFF. The default is ON.
For ATM type of payload this parameter cannot be given.
Examples
1. Create a phyTTP with id 1 of SET with index 10.
YDC:1:SET=10;
2. Create a phyTTP of path 3 that belongs to protection group 2. Let the system select
a free id for the phyTTP. Payload type is ATM.
YDC::PROTGROUP=2:1:ATM;
3. In case destination interface unit's main state is TE create a phyTTP with id 15 of
SET with index 13. In this case the configuration will be done only to the
configuration file and the new configuration will be taken into use when the
destination unit is restarted.
YDC:15:SET=13;
Execution printouts
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TERMINATION POINT
1. The execution printout of command example 1 is:
CREATE PHYSICAL LAYER TRAIL TERMINATION POINT
OPERATIONAL ATM INTERFACE PAYLOAD

PHY TTP STATE ID SET TYPE
------- ––--------- ------------- --- -------
1 ENABLED - 10 ATM
COMMAND EXECUTED
OPERATIONAL ATM INTERFACE SDH PROTECTION SDH VC PAYLOAD

PHY TTP STATE ID GROUP PATH TYPE
------- ----------- ------------- -------------- ------ -------
4 DISABLED - 2 1 ATM
COMMAND EXECUTED
OPERATIONAL ATM INTERFACE PAYLOAD

PHY TTP STATE ID SET TYPE
------- ----------- ------------- --- -------
15 DISABLED - 13 ATM
CONFIGURATION INFORMATION WAS STORED IN FILES, BECAUSE

OF THE INTERFACE UNIT IS NOT IN NORMAL WORKING STATE.
THE NEW CONFIGURATION IS TAKEN INTO USE WHEN INTERFACE

UNIT IS RESTARTED.
COMMAND EXECUTED
Semantic error messages

If an error occurs, the system outputs a general MML semantic error message.
Execution error messages
If an error occurs, the system outputs a general MML execution error message.
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TERMINATION POINT
4 YDD DELETE PHYSICAL LAYER TRAIL

TERMINATION POINT
Function
Use this command to delete a Physical layer Trail Termination Point (phyTTP) from the
system. After the deletion its physical resources are free to be used for another phyTTP.
The phyTTP cannot be deleted if it is used by the upper layer, that is, if there is an ATM
or PPP interface created to it. You can use command YDI to check whether the phyTTP
is in use or not.
Parameters
phyTTP id;
Syntax
YDD: <phyTTP id>;
phyTTP id
This parameter is obligatory.
Examples
1. Delete phyTTP with id 3.
YDD:3;
2. In case destination interface unit's main state is TE delete phyTTP with id 15. In this
case the configuration will be done only to the configuration file and the new
configuration will be taken into use when the destination unit is restarted.
YDD:15;
Execution printouts
The execution printout of command example 1 is as follows:
DELETE PHYSICAL LAYER TRAIL TERMINATION POINT
COMMAND EXECUTED
The execution printout of command example 2 is as follows:
DELETE PHYSICAL LAYER TRAIL TERMINATION POINT
CONFIGURATION INFORMATION WAS STORED IN FILES, BECAUSE

OF THE INTERFACE UNIT IS NOT IN NORMAL WORKING STATE.
THE NEW CONFIGURATION IS TAKEN INTO USE WHEN INTERFACE

UNIT IS RESTARTED.
COMMAND EXECUTED
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TERMINATION POINT
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TERMINATION POINT
5 YDI INTERROGATE PHYSICAL LAYER TRAIL

TERMINATION POINT
Function
Use this command to interrogate Physical layer Trail Termination Point (phyTTP)
configuration of the system.
Parameters
phyTTP, network interface unit type, network interface unit index;
Syntax
YDI: [<phyTTP> | <all> def],
[<network interface unit type> | <all> def,
<network interface unit index>];
phyTTP
You can use grouping symbols & and && to indicate that a range of phyTTPs is being
interrogated.
are allowed.
The default is ALL when information of all existing phyTTPs in the system is given.
network interface unit type

This parameter identifies the network interface unit type which phyTTPs will be
interrogated. This parameter is optional. Parameter can be given only if the phyTTP
parameter has not been given.
The default is ALL when phyTTP information of all existing network interface units in the
system is handled.
network interface unit index

This parameter identifies the network interface unit index which phyTTPs will be
interrogated.
This parameter can be given and is also obligatory only in case the network interface unit
type parameter has been given.
Examples
1. Interrogate all phyTTP ids in the system.
YDI;
2. Interrogate phyTTP ids 10 and 12.
YDI:10&12;
3. Interrogate all phyTTPs with id in the range 20 to 25.
YDI:20&&25;
4. Interrogate all phyTTPs from the network interface unit NPS1P-1.
YDI:,NPS1P,1;
Execution printouts
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TERMINATION POINT
1. The execution printout of command example 1 can be as follows:
INTERROGATE PHYSICAL LAYER TRAIL TERMINATION POINT

------- ----------- ------------- -------------- ------ -------
OPERATIONAL ATM INTERFACE SDH VC PAYLOAD

PHY TTP STATE ID SET PATH TYPE
------- ----------- ------------- --- ------ -------

------- ----------- ------------- --- ------ -------
COMMAND EXECUTED

------- ----------- ------------- -------------- ------ -------

------- ----------- ------------- --- ------ -------
COMMAND EXECUTED

------- ----------- ------------- --- ------ -------

------- ----------- ------------- -------------- ------ -------

------- ----------- ------------- -------------- ------ -------
COMMAND EXECUTED
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TERMINATION POINT

------- ----------- ------------- -------------- ------ -------

------- ----------- ------------- -------------- ------ -------

------- ----------- ------------- -------------- ------ -------

------- ----------- ------------- -------------- ------ -------
COMMAND EXECUTED

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YDR DETACH PHYTTP FROM PHYSICAL YD - Physical Layer Trail Termination Point Handling
INTERFACE
6 YDR DETACH PHYTTP FROM PHYSICAL

INTERFACE
Function
Use this command to detach one specified Physical layer Trail Termination Point
(phyTTP) or all phyTTPs of the specified network interface unit from the physical
interface. Detach command is used in case the phyTTP or all phyTTPs of the unit are
required to be moved to another physical interface. When a phyTTP is detached the
phyTTP's state will be changed to detached. If the phyTTP is based on the protection
group the protection group state will also be changed to detached. SDH parameters of
the detached phyTTP will be stored and they will be used when the phyTTP is attached.
In case Network interface unit NPS1 or NPS1P is removed from the configuration
phyTTPs of the unit will be detached automatically. The detached phyTTP can be
attached to a SET protection group SETs or existing protection group by using YDS
command.
Detach can be executed for the phyTTPs of the following network interface units: NPS1
and NPS1P. When detaching phyTTP the target network interface unit's main working
state has to be SE. In case the destination unit is NPS1P the pair unit main working state
has to be SE. When the TRIAL configuration is created it is possible to detach phyTTP
from the interface unit, which does not exist in the slice where the detach command is
given. In this case there is no limitations for the unit state. It must be noticed that even
the target interface unit is located in the other slice. Configuration changes will always be
updated only to the own slice configuration files.
Parameters
phyTTP, network interface unit type, network interface unit index;
Syntax
YDR: [<phyTTP>],
[<network interface unit type>, <network interface unit index>];
phyTTP
This parameter identifies a phyTTP which will be detached with a unique numerical
value.
are allowed.
network interface unit type

This parameter identifies the network interface unit type which phyTTPs will be detached
. This parameter is optional. Parameter can be given and is obligatory only if the phyTTP
parameter has not been given.
network interface unit index

This parameter identifies the network interface unit index which phyTTPs will be
detached.
This parameter can be given and is also obligatory only in case the network interface unit
type parameter has been given.
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INTERFACE
Examples
1. Detach phyTTP 1 from the physical interface.
YDR:1;
2. Detach all phyTTPs of the NPS1P-1 unit.
YDR:,NPS1P,1;
Execution printouts
DETACH PHYTTP FROM PHYSICAL INTERFACE
PHY TTP
-------
1
COMMAND EXECUTED
2. The execution printout of command example 2 could be:
DETACH PHYTTP FROM PHYSICAL INTERFACE
PHY TTP
-------
2
5
7
8
430
550
551
570
COMMAND EXECUTED

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7 YDS ATTACH PHYTTP TO PHYSICAL

INTERFACE
Function
Use this command to attach a detached Physical layer Trail Termination Point (phyTTP)
to the physical interface. This command is used when it is necessary to move a phyTTP
to a new physical interface. PhyTTP is detached by using the YDR command or by
removing the unit from the configuration. The attach command can be executed to the
NPS1 or NPS1P unit.
If the phyTTP to be attached is based on the SET, the attachment can be done to a
single SET or to an existing protection group.
If the phyTTP to be attached is based on the protection group, the attachment can be
done by defining both working section SET index and protection section SET index to
where the phyTTP will be attached. A protection group based phyTTP can also be
attached by defining just one SET index: working or protection section SET index. If the
attach command is executed by using one protection group's SET index, the other SET
will be added to the protection group automatically when the pair unit (NPS1P) is
created.
If the phyTTP to be attached is based on the protection group, it can be attached to
another existing protection group or to a single SET. In this case the detached phyTTP's
protection group has to be removed first by using the YWD command. After that the
detached phyTTP can be attached to another existing protection group or to a single
SET.
An attached phyTTP gets the SDH parameter values which have been stored when the
destination phyTTP has been detached. After the attach command execution, the SDH
parameter values should always be checked and also changed if needed by using YA
command group's commands.
Parameters
phyTTP: target attach object, SET index, working section SET index, protection section
SET index, protection group id;
Syntax
YDS: <phyTTP>:( SET | PGSET | PROTGROUP ),
( < SET index> | [<working section SET index>] |
<protection group id>,
[<protection section SET index>]);
phyTTP
This parameter identifies the phyTTP which will be attached. The parameter identifies
the phyTTP with a unique numerical value.
This parameter is obligatory.
target attach object

This parameter identifies the object to where the attach will be executed.
The parameter can have the following values:
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SET The attachment will be done to a single SET. In this case
the SET index parameter value is obligatory.
PGSET A phyTTP which is based on the protection group is
attached. The attachment can be done by defining both
working section SET index and protection section SET
index to where the phyTTP will be attached. In this case
the attachment can also be done by using one SET index:
working or protection section SET index.
PROTGROUP The attachment will be done to a protection group. The
destination protection group has to be created before
executing the attach command based on the protection
group. In this case, it is obligatory to give also the
protection group id value.
SET index
This parameter defines the SET index to where the attachment will be done. If the
phyTTP to be attached is based on the SET, the attachment can be done to a single
SET. This parameter is obligatory in case the destination attach object is SET.
working section SET index

This parameter defines the working section SET index to where the attachment will be
done. If the phyTTP to be attached is based on the protection group, the attachment can
be done by defining both working section SET index and protection section SET index to
where the phyTTP will be attached. A protection group based phyTTP can be attached
also by defining only one SET index: working or protection section SET index. This
parameter can be given in case the destination attach object is PGSET.
protection section SET index

This parameter defines the protection section SET index to where the attachment will be
done. If the phyTTP to be attached is based on the protection group, the attachment can
be done by defining both working section SET index and protection section SET index to
where the phyTTP will be attached. A protection group based phyTTP can be attached
also by defining only one SET index: working or protection section SET index. This
parameter can be given in case the destination attach object is PGSET.
protection group id
This parameter defines the protection group to where the attachment will be done. The
destination protection group has to be created before executing the attach command
based on the protection group id. This parameter is obligatory in case the destination
attach object is PROTGROUP.
Examples
1. Attach the SET based detached phyTTP 2 to SET index 3.
YDS:2:SET,3;
2. Attach the Protection group based detached phyTTP 3 to the working section SET
index 4 and protection section SET index 12.
YDS:3:PGSET,4,12;
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3. Attach the Protection group based detached phyTTP 4 to the working section SET
index 2.
YDS:4:PGSET,2;
4. Attach the Protection group based detached phyTTP 8 to the protection section SET
index 10.
YDS:8:PGSET,,10;
5. Attach the detached phyTTP 15 to the protection group 5.
YDS:15:PROTGROUP,5;
Execution printouts
The execution printout of command example 1 is:
ATTACH PHYTTP TO PHYSICAL INTERFACE
ATTACHED PHYTTP: 2
COMMAND EXECUTED
ATTACHED PHYTTP: 3
COMMAND EXECUTED
ATTACHED PHYTTP: 4
COMMAND EXECUTED
ATTACHED PHYTTP: 8
COMMAND EXECUTED
ATTACHED PHYTTP: 15
COMMAND EXECUTED
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YDT INTERROGATE DETACHED PHYTTP YD - Physical Layer Trail Termination Point Handling
8 YDT INTERROGATE DETACHED PHYTTP

Function
Use this command to interrogate detached Physical layer Trail Termination Point
(phyTTP) configuration of the system. By using this command, information of the
detached phyTTPs is output, including protection group information (if the detached
phyTTP is based on the protection group) and SDH parameters of the detached phyTTP.
SDH parameters of the detached phyTTP has been stored when the phyTTP has been
detached and parameters will be taken into use when the phyTTP is attached.
Parameters
phyTTP: output mode;
Syntax
YDT: [<phyTTP> | <all> def]:[ BASIC def | ALL ];
phyTTP
The default is ALL when information of all existing detached phyTTPs in the system is
interrogated.
output mode
This parameter identifies the execution output mode.
The parameter can have the following values:
BASIC Basic information of the detached phyTTP is interrogated
and output. This is the default output mode value.
ALL ALL information of the detached phyTTP is interrogated
and output.
Examples
1. Interrogate BASIC information of the detached phyTTP 1.
ZYDT:1:BASIC;
2. Interrogate BASIC information of all the detached phyTTPs by using the default
phyTTP id value ALL and the default output mode value BASIC.
ZYDT:;
3. Interrogate information of all the detached phyTTPs
ZYDT::ALL;
Execution printouts
The execution printout of command example 1 could be:
INTERROGATE DETACHED PHYTTP

------- ----------- ------------- -------------- ------ -------
1 DETACHED 2 1 1 ATM
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COMMAND EXECUTED

------- ----------- ------------- -------------- ------ -------

------- ----------- ------------- -------------- ------ -------

------- ----------- ------------- --- ------ -------

------- ----------- ------------- --- ------ -------
100 DETACHED - 12 1 ATM
COMMAND EXECUTED

------- ----------- ------------- -------------- ------ -------
PROTECTION PROTECTION WTR TIME WORKING PROTECTION

GROUP TYPE SWITCH MODE (SECONDS) SECTION SECTION
----------------- ------------- ---------- -------- --------
APS 1+1 (SONET) REVERTIVE 300 SET 4 SET 5
SET MULTIPLEX THRESHOLDS LOOPBACK LASER VC

INDEX SES BIP SD BER SF BER DIA LINE STATE SDH MODE MAPPING
----- ------- ------- ------- --------- ----- ----------- -------
4 2400 10^(-5) 10^(-5) OFF OFF OFF SONET STM-1 VC4
OUTGOING REGENERATOR TRACE

FORMAT:1 BYTE
VALUE: 5
EXPECTED REGENERATOR TRACE

FORMAT:1 BYTE
VALUE: -
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OUTGOING PATH TRACE

FORMAT:16 BYTES
VALUE: OUT_PATH_TRACE_
EXPECTED PATH TRACE

FORMAT:16 BYTES
VALUE: -

----- ------- ------- ------- --------- ----- ----------- -------
5 2400 10^(-5) 10^(-5) OFF OFF OFF SONET STM-1 VC4

FORMAT:1 BYTE
VALUE: 5

FORMAT:1 BYTE
VALUE: -
OUTGOING PATH TRACE

FORMAT:16 BYTES
VALUE: OUT_PATH_TRACE_
EXPECTED PATH TRACE

FORMAT:16 BYTES
VALUE: -

------- ----------- ------------- -------------- ------ -------
PROTECTION PROTECTION WORKING PROTECTION

GROUP TYPE SWITCH MODE SECTION SECTION
----------------- ------------- -------- --------
MSP 1+1 (SDH) NON-REVERTIVE SET 7 SET 8

----- ------- ------- ------- --------- ----- ----------- -------
7 2400 10^(-5) 10^(-5) OFF OFF ON SDH STM-1 VC4

FORMAT:16 BYTES
VALUE: REG_SEC__TRACE

FORMAT:16 BYTES
VALUE: -
OUTGOING PATH TRACE
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FORMAT:64 BYTES
VALUE:
OUT_PATH_TRACE_OUT_PATH_TRACE_OUT_PATH_TRACE_OUT_PATH_TRACE_OU
EXPECTED PATH TRACE

FORMAT:64 BYTES
VALUE: -

----- ------- ------- ------- --------- ----- ----------- -------

FORMAT:16 BYTES

FORMAT:16 BYTES
VALUE: -
OUTGOING PATH TRACE

FORMAT:64 BYTES
VALUE:
EXPECTED PATH TRACE

FORMAT:64 BYTES
VALUE: -

------- ----------- ------------- --- ------ -------

----- ------- ------- ------- --------- ----- ----------- -------

FORMAT:16 BYTES

FORMAT:16 BYTES
VALUE: -
OUTGOING PATH TRACE

FORMAT:64 BYTES
VALUE:
EXPECTED PATH TRACE

FORMAT:64 BYTES
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VALUE: -

------- ----------- ------------- --- ------ -------
4 DETACHED - 199 1 ATM

----- ------- ------- ------- --------- ----- ----------- -------

FORMAT:1 BYTE
VALUE: 253

FORMAT:1 BYTE
VALUE: -
OUTGOING PATH TRACE

FORMAT:16 BYTES
VALUE: OUT_PATH__TRACE
EXPECTED PATH TRACE

FORMAT:16 BYTES
VALUE: -
COMMAND EXECUTED
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OPERATIONAL ATM INTERFACE SDH PROTECTION SDH VC PAYLOAD

OPERATIONAL ATM INTERFACE PAYLOAD

CONFIGURATION INFORMATION WAS STORED IN FILES, BECAUSE

THE NEW CONFIGURATION IS TAKEN INTO USE WHEN INTERFACE

Semantic error messages

4 YDD DELETE PHYSICAL LAYER TRAIL

CONFIGURATION INFORMATION WAS STORED IN FILES, BECAUSE

THE NEW CONFIGURATION IS TAKEN INTO USE WHEN INTERFACE

5 YDI INTERROGATE PHYSICAL LAYER TRAIL

network interface unit type

network interface unit index

OPERATIONAL ATM INTERFACE SDH PROTECTION SDH VC PAYLOAD

OPERATIONAL ATM INTERFACE SDH VC PAYLOAD

OPERATIONAL ATM INTERFACE SDH VC PAYLOAD

OPERATIONAL ATM INTERFACE SDH PROTECTION SDH VC PAYLOAD

OPERATIONAL ATM INTERFACE SDH VC PAYLOAD

OPERATIONAL ATM INTERFACE SDH VC PAYLOAD

OPERATIONAL ATM INTERFACE SDH PROTECTION SDH VC PAYLOAD

OPERATIONAL ATM INTERFACE SDH PROTECTION SDH VC PAYLOAD

OPERATIONAL ATM INTERFACE SDH PROTECTION SDH VC PAYLOAD

OPERATIONAL ATM INTERFACE SDH PROTECTION SDH VC PAYLOAD

OPERATIONAL ATM INTERFACE SDH PROTECTION SDH VC PAYLOAD

OPERATIONAL ATM INTERFACE SDH PROTECTION SDH VC PAYLOAD

Semantic error messages

6 YDR DETACH PHYTTP FROM PHYSICAL

network interface unit type

network interface unit index

DETACH PHYTTP FROM PHYSICAL INTERFACE

DETACH PHYTTP FROM PHYSICAL INTERFACE

Semantic error messages

7 YDS ATTACH PHYTTP TO PHYSICAL

target attach object

working section SET index

protection section SET index

ATTACH PHYTTP TO PHYSICAL INTERFACE

ATTACH PHYTTP TO PHYSICAL INTERFACE

ATTACH PHYTTP TO PHYSICAL INTERFACE

ATTACH PHYTTP TO PHYSICAL INTERFACE

ATTACH PHYTTP TO PHYSICAL INTERFACE

8 YDT INTERROGATE DETACHED PHYTTP

INTERROGATE DETACHED PHYTTP

OPERATIONAL ATM INTERFACE SDH PROTECTION SDH VC PAYLOAD

INTERROGATE DETACHED PHYTTP

OPERATIONAL ATM INTERFACE SDH PROTECTION SDH VC PAYLOAD

OPERATIONAL ATM INTERFACE SDH PROTECTION SDH VC PAYLOAD