TELNET GPONDoctor 9500, User Manual

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GPONDoctor 9500
User manual
200080279-00 GPON DOCTOR 9500 user manual EN v0 WEB
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Information Listed: This area shows the detected values of the selected OMCI
entity attributes. Attributes are listed in order, as defined on standard.
The format has the following constraints:
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Simple attributes: “Non-table” Attributes are listed as “Attribute” name and
value.
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Attribute Name: The way the attribute name is printed reveals the
nature of the attribute:
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Attribute Name starting with “+”: They are pointer attributes,
pointing to other entities. Pointed class name listed at the end of
the attribute name between brackets.
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Attribute Name including “->”: “Synthetic” attribute, not explicitly
defined in entity’s attribute table but exists implicitly (i.e.
associated entity with the same entity id).
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Attribute Name between brackets: Attribute whose value has not
been seen in the GPON trace.
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Attribute Value: Value and its interpretation of the attribute according to
the standard. In “enumerated” attributes, the “Unk” keyword will appear if
chosen value is undefined according to the standard.
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Table/composed Attributes: Some attributes are composed by lists of value sets. In
these cases, tables are represented as a multifoldable list of values
Figure 38 Example of table (VLAN Filter list) and composed (Forward Operation) attributes.
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Interactive Behaviour: Pointer attributes (Name starting with “+”) offer the
possibility of “jumping” to the “pointed entity instance”. To trigger this behaviour,
“right-click” (Long click on tactile interfaces) and select “Go To Pointer” on the
context menu.