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The following table lists the parameters.
Name
Name
Value
Comment/Example
BW
String
String that represents a numeric
value. It corresponds to the TP
Tunnel bandwidth value. and is
measured by the BWunits
parameter. If the parameter is
omitted, the default unit of
measure is Kbps.
value. It corresponds to the TP
Tunnel bandwidth value. and is
measured by the BWunits
parameter. If the parameter is
omitted, the default unit of
measure is Kbps.
BW Units
String
Bandwidth unit of measure.
Valid values are:
Valid values are:
•
Kbps
•
Mbps
•
Gbps
Limitations
Object modify notifications are not generated.
Object modify notifications are not generated.
4.6.2 MPLS-TP LSP Provisioning Interfaces
This section describes the following interfaces:
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4.6.2.1
createAndActivateSNC
Synopsis
Description
This interface allows you to create and activate a subnetwork connection (an LSP) in a single command.
As per TMF standards, an SNC name is assigned by the EMS when it creates an SNC. However, if the
NMS must control the SNC name, you can use the additionalInfo parameter sncName.
The LSP name must match the TP tunnel circuit name. As TP tunnel names are not guaranteed to be
unique in the network, you must provide the TP tunnel name in the following format:
<Native TP-Tunnel name>:TKEY=<TP-Tunnel key>
For example, tunnel192_193:TKEY=3.3.3.0:55:5.5.5.0:66.
The TKEY represents the TP tunnel key and is returned as an additional parameter whenever retrieving
the corresponding SNC. The layer rate that applies to the LSP circuits is LR_MPLS_PATH (166), which
provides MPLS path layering to the TP tunnel entity.
This interface allows you to create and activate a subnetwork connection (an LSP) in a single command.
As per TMF standards, an SNC name is assigned by the EMS when it creates an SNC. However, if the
NMS must control the SNC name, you can use the additionalInfo parameter sncName.
The LSP name must match the TP tunnel circuit name. As TP tunnel names are not guaranteed to be
unique in the network, you must provide the TP tunnel name in the following format:
<Native TP-Tunnel name>:TKEY=<TP-Tunnel key>
For example, tunnel192_193:TKEY=3.3.3.0:55:5.5.5.0:66.
The TKEY represents the TP tunnel key and is returned as an additional parameter whenever retrieving
the corresponding SNC. The layer rate that applies to the LSP circuits is LR_MPLS_PATH (166), which
provides MPLS path layering to the TP tunnel entity.