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Cisco BPX 8600 Series Installation and Configuration
Release 9.3.30, Part Number 78-12907-01 Rev. E0, May 2005
Chapter 22 Configuring Frame Relay to ATM Network and Service Interworking
OAM Cells
Channel Statistics
Statistics are supported on a per-channel basis. A range of traffic and error statistics are available.
Channel statistics of these general types are supported:
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Cells received/transmitted, dropped, tagged as noncompliant or congested
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Cell errors
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AAL-5 frame counts, errors
The following are the commands used to configure and display channel statistics:
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clrchstats
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cnfchstats
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dspchstats
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dspchstatcnf
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dspchstathist
OAM Cell Support
OAM cells are detected and transmitted by firmware. System software displays alarm indications
detected by the firmware. Additionally, loopbacks between the ATM-UNI and the ATM-CPE can be
established. ForeSight round-trip delay cells are generated by firmware upon software request.
System software deals with the following OAM cell flows:
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End-to-End AIS/FERF—Displays the software on a per-connection basis.
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External segment loopbacks—Specifies that the software initiates loopback of ATM-CPE through a
user command. The SAR creates the loopback OAM cell. External loopback cells received from the
ATM-CPE are processed by the SAR.
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Internal ForeSight round trip delay—Measures the RTD excluding trunk queueing delay on each
ForeSight connection. Software displays the result.
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Internal loopback round trip delay—Measures the RTD including trunk queueing delay on each
ForeSight connection. Software displays the result.
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Internal Remote Endpoint Status—Generates one end of a connection due to remote network
connection failure (Abit = 0). The other end detects these cells and reports the connection status to
software, which displays it.
The following are the commands associated with OAM cell status changes:
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dspalms
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dspcon
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dspport
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tstconseg
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tstdly
Summary of Contents for BPX 8650
Page 49: ...P A R T 1 The BPX Switch ...
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Page 159: ...P A R T 2 Installation ...
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Page 273: ...P A R T 3 Initial Configuration and Network Management ...
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Page 311: ...P A R T 4 Configuring Connections ...
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Page 487: ...P A R T 5 Troubleshooting and Maintenance ...
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Page 533: ...P A R T 6 BPX Specifications ...
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Page 555: ...P A R T 7 Appendices ...
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