Cisco Cisco Prime Optical 10.3 Developer's Guide
Cisco Prime Optical 10.3 GateWay/CORBA Programmer Reference Guide
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• TMF.608 v2.0 (August 2001): Multi Technology Network Management Information
Agreement
• TMF.814 v3.0 (August 2001): Multi Technology Network Management Solution Set
The TMF.608 document is a protocol-independent information model for the network resources
being managed. The TMF.814 document is the CORBA Interface Data Language (IDL)
component of the specification; it consists of a set of definitions for specific objects and methods
that are available for use at the NML-EML interface for passing information or accomplishing
specific actions. However, TMF.814 is a specific interface implementation based on a TMF
high-level business agreement described by the TMF.513 document. To complete the document
set, TMF.814A recognizes that different parties may provide varying degrees of compliance in
their implementations. The TMF.814A document is called the Implementation Agreement, and is
simply a form to be filled out by those parties implementing TMF.814 to further describe their
specific implementations to those who might use them.
The TMF.608 document is a protocol-independent information model for the network resources
being managed. The TMF.814 document is the CORBA Interface Data Language (IDL)
component of the specification; it consists of a set of definitions for specific objects and methods
that are available for use at the NML-EML interface for passing information or accomplishing
specific actions. However, TMF.814 is a specific interface implementation based on a TMF
high-level business agreement described by the TMF.513 document. To complete the document
set, TMF.814A recognizes that different parties may provide varying degrees of compliance in
their implementations. The TMF.814A document is called the Implementation Agreement, and is
simply a form to be filled out by those parties implementing TMF.814 to further describe their
specific implementations to those who might use them.
1.1 Hardware Modifications
The following changes have been applied to the managed hardware in Release 10.3:
• The 80-WXC-C card has been renamed 80WXC-C.
• The 100G_LC_C card has been renamed 100G-LC-C.
• The CFP_LC card has been renamed M-CFP-LC.
• The 80-WXC-C card has been renamed 80WXC-C.
• The 100G_LC_C card has been renamed 100G-LC-C.
• The CFP_LC card has been renamed M-CFP-LC.
1.2 Features of GateWay/CORBA
GateWay/CORBA supports the following TM.814 modules:
• Inventory
• Inventory
– Element management system (EMS)
– Multilayer subnetwork
– Managed element
– Physical termination point (PTP)
– Connection termination point (CTP)
– Floating termination point (FTP)
– Subnetwork connection (SNC)
– Protection group
– Equipment
– Equipment holder
– Topological link
– Multilayer subnetwork
– Managed element
– Physical termination point (PTP)
– Connection termination point (CTP)
– Floating termination point (FTP)
– Subnetwork connection (SNC)
– Protection group
– Equipment
– Equipment holder
– Topological link
• Alarm notification
• Retrieval of active alarms on objects where inventory is available
• SNC provisioning
• Equipment provisioning
• Protection operations
• Performance operations
• Maintenance operations
• Retrieval of active alarms on objects where inventory is available
• SNC provisioning
• Equipment provisioning
• Protection operations
• Performance operations
• Maintenance operations
Performance and inventory application programming interfaces (APIs) do not retrieve any
information for out-of-service NEs.
The gateway authenticates the northbound OSS. Once authenticated, the OSS can perform
operations and receive alarm notifications.
operations and receive alarm notifications.