Cisco Cisco Prime Optical 9.6 Developer's Guide
Cisco Prime Optical 9.6.3 GateWay/CORBA Programmer Reference Guide
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Name
Single Tagged
Double Tagged
Untagged
Default
qosEgrPolicy
No
No
No
No
pwClass
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
vcID
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
staticLabel
No
No
No
No
bkpPwClass
No
No
No
No
bkpVcID
No
No
No
No
bkpStaticLabel
No
No
No
No
The network automatically assigns the SID to the FDFr at the time of creation. This SID is
returned in the name. For pseudowires, see the example below:
Flow Domain Fragment Name =
[0] EMS=Cisco Systems/PrimeOptical;
[1] FlowDomain=CTM_NP_1;
[2] FlowDomainFragment=GIAN_PW_1:SID=25
Native EMS Name =
GIAN_PW_1
When the creation API is executed, the service is not discovered for all parameters. The API
returns a dummy object based on the input parameters. The actual objects are retrieved
through the standard inventory APIs.
Limitations
Object create notifications are not generated.
Limitations
Object create notifications are not generated.
4.7.1.2 deactivateAndDeleteFDFr
Synopsis
public void deactivateAndDeleteFDFr(
NameAndStringValue_T[]
fdfrName,
TPDataList_THolder
tpsToModify,
StringHolder
errorReason)
throws ProcessingFailureException
Description
This interface allows the NMS to request the deactivation and deletion of a pseudowire FDFr
This interface allows the NMS to request the deactivation and deletion of a pseudowire FDFr
from an FD.
Parameters
• NamingAttributes_T fdfrName—The pseudowire name to be deactivated and deleted. The
Parameters
• NamingAttributes_T fdfrName—The pseudowire name to be deactivated and deleted. The
name must be in the following format: <PW native name>:SID=nn.
• TPDataList_T tpsToModify—A list of TPs and parameters to be applied. When the method is
returned, the list is updated to provide the resulting parameters. The list may refer only to
TPs that take part in the FDFr deletion process.