Using the Equipment
• nCC Timeout – If no polling message is received from Ericsson’s nCompass
Control (e.g. the SNMP OID sysTimeUp or CSM messages) during this interval,
contact is determined as lost with nCC. This can activate transitions in the MGP
state machine.
• Current MGP State – Displays the state of the MGP state machine. It can be:
- Not initialized – MGP is not yet initialized, no output.
- S0 (Spare Idle) – Initialized, but not ready to go online, no output.
- S1 (Spare Ready) – Ready to go online.
- R1 (Normal Running) – Device is online and outputs Transport Stream.
- R0 (Not In Service) – Output is stopped, no output.
• MGP Setmode – Displays the MGP Setmode state which can be set via SNMP
or XPO. It can be:
- Offline – Intention to go offline.
- Online – Intention to go online.
- Retire – Intention to go offline only when another unit is ready to go online.
- Preview – Intention to go online while there is no other unit with online
Setmode state.
• nCC Status – Displays whether the device is in contact with Ericsson’s
nCompass Control (nCC).
• MSM Status – Indicates if there is another unit in the system with the same
settings and it is online or ready to go online (“MSM duplicated”). If there is not
any, status is reported as “Normal”.
• MGP version – Enables to select the MGP version used by the device.
- MGPv1 – Version 1.1.
- MGPv2 – Version 2.3.
• MSM priority – Sets the priority field in the MSM packets (this is not the TOS in
the IP header).
3.18.4.6.8 RIPv2
Figure 3.165 Output Tab > RIPv2 Section
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