Ethernet Connection Fault Management
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"FD 100/320Gbps NT and FX NT IHub System
Basics, Management and OAM Guide"
3HH-11982-AAAA-TQZZA Issue: 10
Table 240 shows the proactive delay session output fields.
Table 240 Y1731 proactive delay session – show field Descriptions
Label Description
Domain Displays the domain of the Y1731 proactive session.
Association Displays the association of the Y1731 proactive session.
Mep Displays the Maintenance association End Point of the Y1731 proactive session.
Session Displays the session id of the Y1731 proactive session.
Test type Type of the Y1731 proactive session. This will be two-way-delay.
Admin status Displays the admin status. (Enabled or disabled).
Priority Displays the priority of the Y1731 proactive session.
Period The value of period specifies the time to wait between the transmission of one OAM
request and the next for this Y1731 proactive session.
Peer Mac Addr Displays target unicast MAC address for the Y1731 proactive session.
Interval-status The object indicates the validity of the corresponding PM data. It is set to valid when the
PM data is complete and valid and set to invalid when the PM data is incomplete or
invalid.
Elapsed-time The amount of time, measured in seconds that has elapsed since the beginning of the
interval.
Measured-time The amount of time, measured in seconds that statistics for this entry have been
actually counted for the interval. This value will be the same as the elapsed
duration except in a situation where performance monitoring data could not
be collected for this test for some reason.
Valid-Intervals The number of previous 15 min intervals for which valid data was collected for this test.
PDU Sent The object indicates the number of PDUs sent.
PDU Received The object indicates the number of PDUs received.
PDU Discarded This object indicates the number of DMR PDUs discarded by this MEP. This will be
increment for every invalid DMR received from the Peer.
Delay(us)
Round trip
Min/Avg/Max
The value of minimum delay indicates the minimum amount of time, measured in
microseconds, from when the test-frame was transmitted to the time it was received
minus the local processing time taken by the remote system, and within the delay test
duration of 15 Minutes.
The value of average delay indicates the average amount of time, measured in
microseconds, from when the test-frame was transmitted to the time it was received
minus the local processing time taken by the remote system, and within the delay test
duration of 15 Minutes.
The value of maximum delay indicates the maximum amount of time, measured in
microseconds, from when the test-frame was transmitted to the time it was received
minus the local processing time taken by the remote system, and within the delay test
duration of 15 Minutes.
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