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The statistics counters restart with 0 when they reach their upper range limit.

Table 30:

AP: / unit-x / port-a, Statistics – Ethernet

Operation Name

Parameter Name

Range

Descriptions / Details

Error Counters

FCS Errors

0 … 2

-1

Number of ingress frames with FCS errors

Mac Transmit Errors

0 … 2

-1

Number of egress frames with a MAC sublayer transmit
error

Mac Receive Errors

0 … 2

-1

Number of ingress frames with a MAC sublayer receive
error

Frames Too Long

0 … 2

-1

Number of ingress frames that exceed the maximum per-
mitted frame size.

Drop Events

0 … 2

-1

Number of ingress drop events

CRC Align Errors

0 … 2

-1

Number of ingress packets with CRC alignment errors

Undersize Packets

0 … 2

-1

Number of ingress undersized packets (< 64 bytes)

Fragment Packets

0 … 2

-1

Number of ingress fragment packets

Jabber Packets

0 … 2

-1

Number of ingress jabber packets

Collision Counters

Deferred Transmissions 0 … 2

-1

Number of egress frames for which the first transmission
attempt is delayed because the medium is busy

Collisions

0 … 2

-1

Number of estimated collisions

Late Collisions

0 … 2

-1

Number of times that a collision is detected later than one
slot time into the transmission of a packet.

Excessive Collisions

0 … 2

-1

Number of frames for which transmission fails due to
excessive collisions

Pause Frame Coun-
ters

RX Pause Frames

0 … 2

-1

Number of ingress pause MAC control frames

TX Pause Frames

0 … 2

-1

Number of egress pause MAC control frames

Receive Statistics

Received Packets

0 … 2

-1

Number of ingress packets

Received Octets

0 … 2

-1

Number of ingress octets

64 Octets

0 … 2

-1

Number of ingress packets with a size of 64 octets

65 to 127 Octets

0 … 2

-1

Number of ingress packets with a size of 65 to 127 octets

128 to 255 Octets

0 … 2

-1

Number of ingress packets with a size of 128 to 255
octets

256 to 511 Octets

0 … 2

-1

Number of ingress packets with a size of 256 to 511
octets

512 to 1023 Octets

0 … 2

-1

Number of ingress packets with a size of 512 to 1023
octets

> 1023 Octets

0 … 2

-1

Number of ingress packets with a size of more than 1023
octets

a. These counters are not available for 10 GbE interfaces. They are always 0.

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Page 1: ...User Manual COGE5 COGE5 F co5ne_r2b co5un_r2b Control 10 Gb Ethernet switch uplinks sync XMC20...

Page 2: ...ed in whole or in part or any of its contents dis closed by the recipient to any third party without the prior written agreement of KEYMILE Disclaimer KEYMILE has taken reasonable care in compiling th...

Page 3: ...9 1 6 Definition of Terms 9 2 Introduction 10 2 1 General 10 2 2 Unit View 12 2 3 Block Diagram 13 3 Specification 14 3 1 Feature Licences 14 3 2 COGE5 Function Overview 15 3 3 COGE5 F Function Overvi...

Page 4: ...Optical Indicators 57 7 2 Maintenance 59 7 3 Unit and Network Element ESW Download 60 7 4 Setting up Mirror Ports 68 7 5 MPLS TP Status 69 7 6 PTP Status 69 8 User Interface Reference 70 8 1 Introduc...

Page 5: ...User Manual COGE5 COGE5 F page 5 of 110 KEYMILE December 2015 EN LZTBU 372 144 3 RA 9 3 Product Training 110...

Page 6: ...COGE5 F right front panel and interface connectors 24 Figure 7 Ethernet link LEDs on the electrical Ethernet interfaces 25 Figure 8 Side view of the subrack including cabling and cable tray 29 Figure...

Page 7: ...logy Equipment Please refer to the following document 202 Safety Instructions Precautions and safety 1 2 Symbols and Notations This User Manual uses the following symbols CAUTION Non observance could...

Page 8: ...ed to the SFPs plugged in the COGE5 unit COGE5 interface Parameter Max rating Remarks Optical Gigabit and 10 Gigabit Ethernet Laser class according to EN 60825 1 1 b b As the laser protection class 1...

Page 9: ...R6B Support of rate limiters on Ethernet ports RSTP and MSTP no longer supported LZTBU 372 144 2 RA March 2015 R6A New PTP feature Support of MPLS TP Quality level mapping tables for synchronous Ether...

Page 10: ...N switching related functions and layer 2 protocols 358 User Manual MPLS TP XMC20 MPLS TP Transport application Label Edge Router and Label Switch Router functions 314 User Guide TDM Services and Cros...

Page 11: ...ted in slot 11 by insert ing and configuring a second control unit in slot 13 The details described in this document base on a specific COGE5 or COGE5 F embedded software ESW version For more details...

Page 12: ...F right unit view Figure 2 COGE5 left and COGE5 F right unit view shows the COGE5 and COGE5 F units with their front panels and interfaces On the front plate are four LEDs for unit and traffic status...

Page 13: ...ase refer to section 5 Func tional Description on page 31 Figure 3 Block diagram of COGE5 Alarm CPU NE Switching Synchronization Redundancy Control TrunkIF Subtending IF Management IF Optical Alarm in...

Page 14: ...licences are available for this unit For more information on feature licences please refer to 012 Release Note XMC20 System Release R6B and to 915 Technical Bulletin Feature Licences for XMC20 Table 5...

Page 15: ...2 2 048 MHz Micro D Sub 120 according to ITU T G 703 or high impedance 1 6 k yes 1500 VRMS r1a Synchronization interface outputs Frequency Connector type Impedance Galvanic isolation 2 2 048 kHz Micro...

Page 16: ...ith INF 8074 specification SFP complying with SFF 8431 specification r1a Local management port Number of ports Connector type Impedance 10BASE T 100BASE TX 1 RJ 45 100 15 frequency band 1 16 MHz r1a R...

Page 17: ...or standard Release Table 9 COGE5 Function Overview fault management Feature Rating or standard Release Fault management ITU T X 733 Alarm Reporting r1a Table 10 COGE5 Function Overview equipment fea...

Page 18: ...manufacturer s data sheets typi cally IEC 60825 1 Class 1 laser product r1a Ambient conditions refer to 201 System Description XMC20 R6B Error free operation up to 60 C ambient tempera ture is only gu...

Page 19: ...R6B Table 12 COGE5 F Function Overview equipment features Feature Rating or standard Release Mechanical parameters Width of the unit 1 TE 5 08mm Weight of the COGE5 F unit 8 TE 2 slots 1 700 g r1a Un...

Page 20: ...ware HW and embedded software ESW ver sions are given in 012 Release Note XMC20 System Release R6B For a description of the first ESW download and assignment to the COGE5 unit please refer to 354 Quic...

Page 21: ...s shown in Figure 5 XMC20 subracks with core unit COGE5 in slot 11 redundant core unit COGE5 in slot 13 All other slots can be equipped with service units SU Please note The COGE5 F units occupy slot...

Page 22: ...U S U S U S U S U S U S U S U S U S U S U S U S U S U S U S U S U S U Slot 1 Slot 11 Slot 21 S U S U S U S U S U S U S U S U S U S U S U S U S U S U S U S U S U Slot 7 Slot 11 Slot 14 S U S U S U S U...

Page 23: ...o 012 Release Note XMC20 System Release R6B 4 3 2 Previous ESW Revisions The COGE5 unit with ESW release co5xx_r2b is compatible to the previous XMC20 system release R6A Please refer to 012 Release No...

Page 24: ...GbE interfaces traffic interfaces Fixing screw Pull out handle with identification label Optical status indications port 5 port 4 port 3 port 2 port 1 Fixing screw Pull out handle R1B 37900374 pin 1 p...

Page 25: ...Please note SFP modules must be fully MSA Multi Source Agreement compliant SFF 8431 Please note that only KEYMILE s recommended SFP modules should be used in order to guarantee inter working with the...

Page 26: ...s Then go to Technical Bulletins and open the Supported SFP Trans ceivers document once you have logged in The recommended SFP module types are listed in the above mentioned Technical Bulletin The sel...

Page 27: ...of category 6 cables Electrical 10BASE T 100BASE TX 1000BASE T ports on COGE5 support auto negotiation with parallel detection Auto Negotiation allows the highest performance mode to be automatically...

Page 28: ...uplex mode then there is an incon sistent configuration and the side operating in half duplex may experience collisions while transmitting data Please note Ethernet cables can be ordered from KEYMILE...

Page 29: ...er Guide XMC22 Installation 4 4 7 Cabling with COGE5 Redundancy When using a redundant core unit in slot 13 cabling is different Since the core unit HW is duplicated some of the front connections have...

Page 30: ...tion Interface on page 38 The ESI inputs are supervised on the active and on the standby COGE5 unit An alarm is raised if an ESI input is only connected to one of the two units Synchronization output...

Page 31: ...ation The COGE5 front ports are usable as PETS timing sources based on Syn chronous Ethernet or the PTP approach The COGE5 core unit also provides redundancy through 1 1 equipment pro tection when two...

Page 32: ...anagement Communication 5 1 4 Switching The COGE5 unit provides five external Ethernet interfaces acting as XMC20 Switch ports three electrical GbE for electrical GbE and two SFP SFP modules for optic...

Page 33: ...l traffic in the field Note that with sequential MAC addresses as they are used in stress or acceptance test scenarios the maximum value can be reduced VLAN VLAN support 802 1Q Yes VLAN no 4089 1 4089...

Page 34: ...itch devices being part of the XMC20 Switch all transport VLAN tagged frames The COGE5 internal ports connecting Ethernet switch devices not being part of the XMC20 Switch are handled as an external B...

Page 35: ...tion Functions The link protection function MPLS TP tunnel protection is a feature of the MPLS TP Transport function of the XMC20 Switch Please refer to 358 User Manual MPLS TP 5 1 6 Security Features...

Page 36: ...Transport VPWS service the port type of traffic ports must be configured to PWAC i e Pseudo Wire Access Circuit or to MPLS TP i e MPLS TP uplink port No further port configuration is required Please n...

Page 37: ...t SFP modules refer to section 4 4 2 SFP 10GbE optical Modules and Cables on page 25 For details about SFP modules refer to section 4 4 3 SFP GbE optical Modules and Cables on page 26 The selection of...

Page 38: ...note The switch device on the redundant COGE5 unit participates in the XMC20 Switch 5 2 2 Management Ports Please refer to section 5 1 3 Management Traffic and Routing on page 32 5 2 3 Mirror Ports A...

Page 39: ...uelched The impedance of an active output interface is 120 Ohm the impedance of a squelched or disabled output on the standby COGE5 unit is high 5 2 5 Backplane Interfaces 5 2 5 1 1GbE double Star Slo...

Page 40: ...N is used for the management communication between the core unit and service units within the subrack The main functions of the ICN bus are Service unit configuration and fault management Configuratio...

Page 41: ...1 1 equipment protection for the core unit by installing a redundant core unit in slot 13 of the XMC25 or XMC23 subrack For the redundant core unit installation procedure please refer to section 7 3...

Page 42: ...he synchronization parameters concerning the XMC20 system are config ured with ECST at the AP ne Configuration For more details refer to 314 User Guide TDM Services and Cross Connections in XMC20 At C...

Page 43: ...usage of ESMC is configurable with a configu ration parameter at the AP unit x port a Configuration SyncE The received and transmitted QL values can be adapted using the Input Mapping Table and Output...

Page 44: ...rbitrarily selects one of the ports as master The alarm CLKMIS Clock Mismatch is activated on the master port Timing transfer is only possible in one direction 5 4 3 Precision Time Protocol The COGE5...

Page 45: ...is is the for ward path Master to Slave The PTP quality level information in reverse direction Slave to Mas ter is not applicable Risk of operating trouble When using the Hybrid or Pure Hybrid PTP mod...

Page 46: ...5 AP unit x port y Configuration PTP PTP Mode Ordinary Boundary Clock COGE5 AP unit x port y Configuration PTP Role Slave for ports with a fixed Slave role Master for ports with a fixed Master role Ma...

Page 47: ...P Clock Type Boundary Clock Ordinary Clock preferred COGE5 AP unit x port y Configuration PTP PTP Mode Ordinary Boundary Clock COGE5 AP unit x port y Configuration PTP Role Slave preferred Master Or S...

Page 48: ...synchronize the PETS to a Transparent Clock connect a Transparent Clock Master to an additional COGE5 front port con figured as Ordinary Boundary Clock Slave Figure 15 PTP Transparent Clock For a Tran...

Page 49: ...ster Or Slave for ports for which the role can change when the synchronization path direction changes COGE5 AP unit x port y Overview Port Type Usage CVP ECST Switching view Switching Bridging bridge...

Page 50: ...ESW to launch You will need to install an appropriate ESW For the installation procedures and the detailed initial connection pro cedure please refer to 354 Quick Guide ECST A redundant COGE5 unit if...

Page 51: ...fer to 355 User Manual ECST For all management connection related topics please refer to 323 User Guide Management Communication For a specific description of the ESW download and assignment to a COGE...

Page 52: ...the network element bootloader no ESW is installed You need to install valid ESW on the COGE5 unit in slot 11 If you implement core unit redundancy you need to install the identical ESW on the COGE5 u...

Page 53: ...VLANs with VLAN ID 100 and 101 Configure the scheduling pro file Proceed as follows 1 Select the Tree View of the ECST 2 Navigate to the scheduling profile parameters AP ne Configuration QoS Schedulin...

Page 54: ...s 6 Execute Apply Result The bridge is completely configured Configure the bridge port parameters Proceed as follows 1 Select the Switching view of the ECST 2 Navigate to the port parameters of bridge...

Page 55: ...he bridge 1 are completely configured Activation Proceed as follows 1 Select the Tree View of the ECST 2 Navigate to the port parameters AP unit x port 5 Main General 3 Set the administrative state of...

Page 56: ...358 User Manual MPLS TP 6 5 Commissioning the PTP synchronization The management functions for the commissioning of the PTP synchroniza tion are located in the ECST tab Tree View at the following acce...

Page 57: ...to section 6 Commissioning on page 50 7 1 Unit Optical Indicators The COGE5 unit has four LED optical indicators showing information about the unit traffic status and lock state The following figure...

Page 58: ...he COGE5 can only provide the point to point type of management communication This means that only the Ethernet local management port will allow a direct connection for initial commissioning Recovery...

Page 59: ...read inventory data from the COGE5 unit via the ECST at the following access points AP unit x Main Inventory for unit related information and AP unit x neController Main Inventory for NE control proc...

Page 60: ...AP unit x Main Software and AP unit x neController Main Software ESW download for the unit and the network element The instructions below assume the ECST accesses the above mentioned access points th...

Page 61: ...configuration to the NE flash memory Execute Save to NE 11 Start the new unit software In the MF Main of the AP unit 11 i e the COGE5 unit click the command button Start Software This reboots the unit...

Page 62: ...NE 2 Select the AP unit 11 i e the COGE5 unit The AP unit 11 is running with the unit ESW co5un_rxxxx 3 Open the MF Main and select the tab Software Select the new COGE5 UN ESW co5un_r2bxx in the lis...

Page 63: ...E 2 Select the AP unit 11 neController The AP unit 11 neController is running with the network element ESW co5ne_rxxxx 3 Open the MF Main and select the tab Software Select the new COGE5 NE ESW co5ne_...

Page 64: ...ESWs to the units of the NE 2 Select the AP unit 13 neController i e the redundant COGE5 unit The AP unit 13 neController is running in the network element boot loader bco5n_rxx 3 Open the MF Main of...

Page 65: ...re unit to make it available for commissioning The redundant COGE5 is now ready for configuration The working COGE5 unit in slot 11 is the active unit The redundant COGE5 unit in slot 13 is the standb...

Page 66: ...7 3 6 Set the COGE5 Unit into the Unit Boot loader on page 66 7 3 6 Set the COGE5 Unit into the Unit Bootloader Please note Setting the active COGE5 unit into the bootloader while there is a standby...

Page 67: ...aded ESW under Software Check that Software Installation is set to Manual Start 7 Execute Apply Please note When the COGE5 unit is running in the network element bootloader the Save to NE command is e...

Page 68: ...the ECST 2 Navigate to the COGE5 port parameters AP unit 11 port 5 Overview Port Type 3 Set the port type for the mirror port Usage Analyzer 4 Execute Apply Result The port type is configured Configur...

Page 69: ...MPLS TP For a description of this functionality please refer to 358 User Manual MPLS TP 7 6 PTP Status The management functions for the operation of the PTP synchronization functions are located in t...

Page 70: ...in 302 User Guide XMC25 XMC23 XMC22 8 1 Introduction Below you find a detailed description of all the configuration parameters and operations belonging to the managed objects model MOM for the COGE5 c...

Page 71: ...gement of the Ethernet front ports The AP port a includes both 1000BASE X 10000BASE R SFP Ethernet ports port 1 and port 2 and electrical 10 100 1000BASE T Ether net ports port 3 to port 5 The detaile...

Page 72: ...of each AP In the tables of the sections below the parameter default values for proper ties are underlined Please note For better legibility of numbers in this user guide inverted commas are used when...

Page 73: ...operated in the XMC20 8 2 1 AP unit x Overview For a description of the Overview Alarms Overview Mirroring Overview Port Type and Overview Statistics management functions please refer to 302 User Gui...

Page 74: ...t general message Clock Domain 0 255 A domain consists of one or more PTP devices commu nicating with each other 0 is the default domain Table 20 AP unit x Fault Management ID Fault Cause Event Type T...

Page 75: ...r version NSW No Application Soft ware Equipment Alarm Major There is no application ESW installed on the unit or the application ESW has not yet finished its boot process UIC Unit Incompatible Equipm...

Page 76: ...al ports port 3 port 4 and port 5 The SFP SFP based ports provide SFP cages for the implementation of SFP SFP modules The supported speeds are 1000 Mbit s 1 Gbit s and 10 000 Mbit s 10 Gbit s accordin...

Page 77: ...eral Operation Name Parameter Name Range Descriptions Details Interface Status Admin Status Up Select Up to bring the port into service Down Select Down to take the port out of service Oper Status Up...

Page 78: ...should correspond to the Type Status parameter Type Status None No SFP module is plugged Detected SFP module types Shows the type of the plugged SFP module Equipment Inven tory Equipment State Ok Equ...

Page 79: ...e Parameter Name Range Descriptions Details MAC Address 00 00 00 00 00 00 ff ff ff ff ff ff Shows the physical MAC address of this port This parameter is read only Port Speed 10 Mbit s Shows the port...

Page 80: ...ex 1000BaseT FD 1 Gbit s full duplex 1000Base xx FD 1 Gbit s full duplex for SFP modules only The xx string designates the SFP type e g SX 10GigBase xx 10 Gbit s full duplex for SFP modules only The x...

Page 81: ...peration Name Parameter Name Range Descriptions Details Synchronization Method None Do not use a synchronization method ESMC Use the Ethernet Synchronization Message Channel ESMC for the transport of...

Page 82: ...TP 2 PTP 3 PTP 4 Internal Usage NA No synchronization method has been selected CanBeUsed Transmit the QL value of the selected synchroni zation source DoNotUse Transmit the QL value 15 i e indicating...

Page 83: ...00BASE TX half duplex mode can be used for synchronous Ethernet The half duplex mode applies only for the layer 2 and above the phys ical layer operates in full duplex mode Please note For more inform...

Page 84: ...t The PTP port cannot be used as PETS synchro nization source The master role is not supported if the PTP clock type is configured to Ordinary Clock Master Or Slave The PTP port is a slave or a master...

Page 85: ...gured at the AP ne Configuration PTP 1 Message Per Second 2 Messages Per Second 4 Messages Per Second 8 Messages Per Second 16 Messages Per Second 32 Messages Per Second 64 Messages Per Second Delay 1...

Page 86: ...the a description of the general aspects of the Fault Management Status and Fault Management Configuration management functions please refer to 302 User Guide XMC25 XMC23 XMC22 The following table li...

Page 87: ...alue is 15 or the port operational state is down 1 14 The received SSM value is 15 Transmitted QL Unknown The synchronization method None has been configured The port transmits no ESMC messages Do Not...

Page 88: ...is 15 or the port opera tional state is down or the port is a transparent port Unknown The received PTP QL is 0 Clock Class 82 1 14 The received QL value is 15 Transmitted QL Do Not Use The Do Not Us...

Page 89: ...ions in XMC20 Clock Accuracy Unknown Characterizes a clock for the purpose of the best master clock BMC algorithm See table 6 of IEEE 1588 2008 25 ns 10 s Worse than 10 s Offset Scaled Log Variance 0...

Page 90: ...state is currently unknown Disabled The stream has been disabled Grandmaster Operating on a clock with a clock class 127 and is currently grandmaster in the network Master Operating as a master on a...

Page 91: ...Counters RX Octets 0 264 1 Number of ingress octets RX Unicast Packets 0 264 1 Number of ingress unicast packets RX Multicast Packets 0 264 1 Number of ingress multicast packets RX Broadcast Packets 0...

Page 92: ...User Manual COGE5 COGE5 F page 92 of 110 KEYMILE December 2015 EN LZTBU 372 144 3 RA 110 User Interface Reference 8 3 6 2 AP unit x port a Statistics Ethernet...

Page 93: ...ber of egress frames for which the first transmission attempt is delayed because the medium is busy Collisions 0 232 1 Number of estimated collisions Late Collisions 0 232 1 Number of times that a col...

Page 94: ...t type of the Ethernet port is configured to PWAC or to CVP First configure the port type to PWAC or to CVP For a description of the QoS Rate Limiting management function please refer to 302 User Guid...

Page 95: ...gement functions please refer to 302 User Guide XMC25 XMC23 XMC22 The following table lists the fault causes of the current AP Table 32 AP unit x port a mau Fault Management ID Fault Cause Event Type...

Page 96: ...ult Management For the a description of the general aspects of the Fault Management Status and Fault Management Configuration management functions please refer to 302 User Guide XMC25 XMC23 XMC22 The...

Page 97: ...unit is not com patible with the unit configuration stored in the database You may need to upgrade or downgrade the ESW or re create the configuration with the cur rently running ESW SWIN Software In...

Page 98: ...port is given a PETS clock prior ity other than Disabled For more information please refer to 314 User Guide TDM Services and Cross Connections in XMC20 8 6 3 AP unit x neController esi y Fault Manag...

Page 99: ...LE December 2015 EN LZTBU 372 144 3 RA 110 User Interface Reference 8 7 AP unit x neController localManagementPort For a description of the management functions of the local management port please ref...

Page 100: ...ew Statistics management functions please refer to 302 User Guide XMC25 XMC23 XMC22 Please note The Port Type tab is only available if any of the internal ports is connected to an Ethernet stand alone...

Page 101: ...s only available on the redundant core unit The backplane port is a 1GbE electrical port The speed of the port is fixed The iport 11 connecting the working core unit is only used if the working core u...

Page 102: ...2 2 AP unit x iports iport b Main Physical Table 35 AP unit x iports iport b Main General Operation Name Parameter Name Range Descriptions Details Interface Status Admin Status Up Select Up to bring t...

Page 103: ...0 000 Mbit s The internal Ethernet port is not operational MTU 1978 9 194 Octets Maximum Transmission Unit i e maximum IP packet size The MTU size is calculated including the IP headers Speed And Dupl...

Page 104: ...Details RX Counters RX Octets 0 264 1 Number of ingress octets RX Unicast Packets 0 264 1 Number of ingress unicast packets RX Multicast Packets 0 264 1 Number of ingress multicast packets RX Broadca...

Page 105: ...User Manual COGE5 COGE5 F page 105 of 110 KEYMILE December 2015 EN LZTBU 372 144 3 RA 110 User Interface Reference 8 9 3 2 AP unit x iports iport b Statistics Ethernet...

Page 106: ...Number of egress frames for which the first transmission attempt is delayed because the medium is busy Collisions 0 232 1 Number of estimated collisions Late Collisions 0 232 1 Number of times that a...

Page 107: ...of the Ethernet port is configured to PWAC or to CVP First configure the port type to PWAC or to CVP For a description of the QoS Rate Limiting management function please refer to 302 User Guide XMC25...

Page 108: ...t x iports iport b mau 8 10 1 AP unit x iports iport b mau Overview For a description of the Overview Alarms management function please refer to 302 User Guide XMC25 XMC23 XMC22 8 10 2 AP unit x iport...

Page 109: ...document collection Please note For the HTML based documentation site there are no interdocument hyper links realized yet Please find the required document via the navigation tree on the left 012 Rel...

Page 110: ...r XMC20 9 2 Technical Support Please refer to the KEYMILE Extranet via http www keymile com for sup port contact information 9 3 Product Training Training courses are available for a wide range of KEY...

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