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F-81/19/05 ATM Services Configuration Guide for CBX 3500, CBX 500, GX 550, and B-STDX 9000
Reliable Scalable Circuit
Circuit Delete Errors
Standard PVC – Circuit not
present on 1st switch
(higher-numbered node)
Redirect PVC – Circuit not
present on Pivot switch
There is no such variable
name in this MIB; possibly the
card is down or not present
(specific endpoint not
identified).
Abort – Discontinue attempt to delete circuit
(NMS database, switches, and out-of-sync
status unmodified).
Ignore – Discontinue attempt to delete
circuit, but delete the circuit from the NMS
database (circuit not deleted on 1st [or
Pivot] switch or 2nd [or Primary or
Secondary] endpoint. (Error condition
would also occur if circuit was never
present.) Both circuit endpoint cards marked
out-of-sync. PRAM sync cards delete
circuits on switches.
Retry – Attempt to delete the circuit again.
Standard PVC – Circuit not
present on 2nd switch
(higher-numbered node)
Redirect PVC – Circuit not
present on Primary or Secondary
switch
There is no such variable
name in this MIB; possibly the
card is down or not present
(Specific endpoint not
identified).
Abort – Discontinue attempt to delete circuit
(NMS database unmodified, circuit deleted
from 1st [or Pivot] switch, but left dangling
on 2nd [or Primary or Secondary] switch;
nothing marked out-of-sync). PRAM sync
of cards will restore the circuit on switches.
Ignore – Discontinue attempt to delete
circuit, but delete the circuit from the NMS
database (circuit deleted on 1st [or Pivot]
switch, but is left dangling on the 2nd [or
Primary or Secondary] switch). (Error
condition would also occur if circuit was
never present.) 2nd [or Primary or
Secondary] endpoint card marked
out-of-sync. PRAM sync of endpoint cards
will delete circuits on switches.
Retry – Attempt to delete the circuit again,
which will not be able to succeed
completely.
Table F-3. Errors Encountered During Circuit Delete Procedure (Continued)
Type of Failure SNMP Set Failure Reason Available Choices
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