Re: ANSI T1.231 ?
Ken Chapman <KChapman@Argon.com> Wed, 10 June 1998 12:36 UTC
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Date: Wed, 10 Jun 1998 08:19:02 -0400
To: "C. M. Heard/VVNET, Inc." <heard@vvnet.com>
From: Ken Chapman <KChapman@Argon.com>
Subject: Re: ANSI T1.231 ?
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At 12:29 PM 6/9/98 -0700, C. M. Heard/VVNET, Inc. wrote: >On Tue, 9 Jun 1998, Ken Chapman wrote: > >> I need some help interpreting a statement in ANSI T1.231 >> clause 9.1.5.2 (thresholding and alerting): >> 'The "default" values themselves for each parameter, accumulation >> period, and digital signal level shall also be settable on a per-NE >> basis.' >> >> What is meant by "digital signal level"? DS1, DS3 and SONET? >> Or is SONET broken down by OC-1, OC-3, ..., etc.? > >It means anything that for which you have one or more >PerfCurrentCount objects -- DS1, DS3, Sonet STS-N >Section/Line/Path signals, various kinds of Sonet >VT Path signals (to the extent that they aren't already >covered), and their far-end counterparts, where applicable. > >That's a lot of thresholds! Mike, I'm afraid I didn't make myself clear. I KNOW there are a lot of threshold registers. I'm trying to figure out how many DEFAULT threshold registers there needs to be. My question was in the context to the particular sentance I quoted. So, let me ask it another way. If I have a box with a DS1 port, a DS2 port, an OC3 port and two (2) OC12 ports, I'll have five (5) separate threshold registers for the current SES errors (one for each port). How many default threshold registers do I need for SES 15 minute interval errors to satisfy ANS1 T1.231-1997 claues 9.1.5.2, paragragh 2? a) two (one for DS1/DS2 and one of SONET) b) four (one for DS1, one for DS2, one for OC3 and one for OC12) c) some other set. Ken ============================================== <color><param>0000,8080,0000</param>Ken Chapman Argon Networks, Inc. KChapman@Argon.com 25 Porter Road tel: 978-486-0665 x146 Littleton, MA 01460 fax: 978-486-9379 http://www.Argon.com </color>==============================================
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