Cisco Cisco Prime Optical 9.6 Technical References
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Cisco Prime Optical 9.6 ML Provisioning Methodology
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Steering Status
The Alarm Browser (see
) displays a wrapped-state alarm.
Figure 7
Alarm Browser—Complete-Wrapped State
Note
For alarms and circuits on ML cards that are configured with card mode 802.17 RPR, the ML card ports
are referred to as port 0 for RPR-WEST and port 1 for RPR-EAST. This is also true when Prime Optical
communicates through the GateWay/CORBA interface.
are referred to as port 0 for RPR-WEST and port 1 for RPR-EAST. This is also true when Prime Optical
communicates through the GateWay/CORBA interface.
Steering Status
When an RPR-EAST or RPR-WEST port in a standard 802.17 RPR shuts down, Prime Optical raises an
alarm to indicate that the L2 topology has entered the corresponding protection state, which is referred
to as the Steering state. The status of the Layer 2 topology changes from the original state (Complete or
Incomplete) to Complete-Steering or Incomplete-Steering (see
alarm to indicate that the L2 topology has entered the corresponding protection state, which is referred
to as the Steering state. The status of the Layer 2 topology changes from the original state (Complete or
Incomplete) to Complete-Steering or Incomplete-Steering (see