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NmsSession_I. This interface is also invoked on any new NmsSession_I set up during the event
loss period.
When the EMS invokes this method on the NmsSession_I, it sets an internal flag to indicate that
When the EMS invokes this method on the NmsSession_I, it sets an internal flag to indicate that
it has informed the NMSs of the alarm loss. As long as this flag is set, the EMS does not invoke
this method again. However, the EMS might invoke eventLossOccurred if it fails to push a
different type of event.
When this method is invoked on an NmsSession_I, the NMS learns whether the EMS failed to
When this method is invoked on an NmsSession_I, the NMS learns whether the EMS failed to
push one or more alarms, TCAs, file transfers, or protection switch notifications. The NMS is
out-of-sync with the EMS for these types of notifications. The NSM waits until the EMS calls
eventLossCleared before resynchronizing alarms, TCAs, file transfers, and protection switch
data with the EMS.
Parameters
Parameters
Name
Type
Input/Output
Description
startTime
globaldefs::Time_T
In
Time of the first lost notification.
notificationId
string
In
ID of the first lost notification.
Throws
None.
Compliance
TMF-defined.
None.
Compliance
TMF-defined.
3.13 performance::PerformanceManagementMgr_I
This interface accesses operations that deal with performance element monitoring. A handle to
an instance of this interface is gained through the getManager operation in emsSession. This
interface is inherited from
interface PerformanceManagementMgr_I:common::Common_I
This interface also implements the getCapabilities method. Operations described in the
following sections are returned to the NMS when it invokes getCapabilities.
Whole number PM values are converted to floating point values in CORBA. In the floating point
Whole number PM values are converted to floating point values in CORBA. In the floating point
format, we can have numbers with rounded off values greater than 23 bit (> 8388608). Hence a
PM value greater than 23 bits may look different from the floating point format.
For example, a PM value of 857224230528, when converted to a floating point value, becomes
8.5722425E11.
3.13.1 disablePMData
Synopsis
void disablePMData(
in PMTPSelectList_T pmTPSelectList,
out PMTPSelectList_T failedTPSelectList)