Cisco Cisco Transport Manager 9.1 Technical References
MTNM IMPLEMENTATION STATEMENT TEMPLATES AND GUIDELINES
TMF 814Av3.0
TeleManagement Forum 2003
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gtpConnectionState EMS A
FIXED
additionalInfo
-
-
-
Name/Value list defined by
the EMS vendor.
the EMS vendor.
Also, extensions are
included in additionalInfo.
included in additionalInfo.
Version 3.0 Additions
ASAPpointer
E
EMS (C), or by the NMS
via assignASAP (L)
via assignASAP (L)
FIXED
NetworkAccessDomain
E
EMS (C), or NMS via
createGTP(C) or
setAdditionalInfo (L)
createGTP(C) or
setAdditionalInfo (L)
FREE
2.22.2 Interfaces
There are no interfaces in the subnetwork connection module other than Termination Point
iterator and the GTP iterator. The TP iterator is used to retrieve a large number of TPs, a batch at
a time. The GTP iterator is used to retrieve a large number of GTPs, a batch at a time.
iterator and the GTP iterator. The TP iterator is used to retrieve a large number of TPs, a batch at
a time. The GTP iterator is used to retrieve a large number of GTPs, a batch at a time.
2.22.3 Notifications
To be provided by the organization preparing an interoperability statement
2.23 Topological Link Module
2.23.1 Data Types
Table 2-51. Topological Link
Attribute Name
Set By
Set When and How
Format
Clarification Needed
name
EMS
C
FREE
This field has two tuples.
The first tuple is for the
EMS. The second is for the
topological link. The value
in the second tuple is the
same as the
nativeEMSName field
except for Y-cable links,
which will have “::1” and
“::2” appended to the
nativeEMSName to identify
the two legs of the Y-cable
link.
The first tuple is for the
EMS. The second is for the
topological link. The value
in the second tuple is the
same as the
nativeEMSName field
except for Y-cable links,
which will have “::1” and
“::2” appended to the
nativeEMSName to identify
the two legs of the Y-cable
link.
userLabel E
C FREE
nativeEMSName E
C
FREE
(e.g.
CLEI
code)
nativeEMSName is a string
and the naming convention
is described in the CORBA
and the naming convention
is described in the CORBA