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1 /*******************************************************************************
2 * Copyright Ericsson Telecom AB
3 *
4 * XSD to TTCN-3 Translator
5 *
6 * All rights reserved. This program and the accompanying materials
7 * are made available under the terms of the Eclipse Public License v1.0
8 * which accompanies this distribution, and is available at
9 * http://www.eclipse.org/legal/epl-v10.html
10 *******************************************************************************/
11 //
12 // File: www_ericsson_com_is_isco_Mgw_R9B27_e.ttcn
13 // Description:
14 // References:
15 // Rev:
16 // Prodnr:
17 // Updated:
18 // Contact: http://ttcn.ericsson.se
19 //
20 ////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
21 //
22 // Generated from file(s):
23 //
24 // - Mgw_R9B27.xsd
25 // /* xml version = "1.0" encoding = "UTF-8" */
26 // /* targetnamespace = "http://www.ericsson.com/is/isco/Mgw/R9B27" */
27 //
28 ////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
29
30
31 module www_ericsson_com_is_isco_Mgw_R9B27_e {
32
33
34 import from XSD all;
35
36
37 import from tail_f_com_ns_confd_1_0_e all;
38
39
40 import from www_ericsson_com_is_isco_IsTypes_R4L06_R4AB_1_02_e all;
41
42
43 /* This MIM describes the classes QosMonitoring, IpAddressPrefix and
44 NetworkPathGroup. */
45
46
47 type XSD.UnsignedShort LevelBComp1Type_30 (0 .. 63)
48 with {
49 variant "name as 'levelBComp1Type-30'";
50 };
51
52
53 type XSD.UnsignedShort MtuType_71 (256 .. 9180)
54 with {
55 variant "name as 'mtuType-71'";
56 };
57
58
59 type XSD.UnsignedShort FrequencyAComp4Type_51 (1 .. 4000)
60 with {
61 variant "name as 'frequencyAComp4Type-51'";
62 };
63
64
65 type XSD.Token EchoDelayType_163 (pattern "0|64|128")
66 with {
67 variant "name as 'echoDelayType-163'";
68 };
69
70
71 type XSD.Token EncodingNameType_103 length(1 .. 16)
72 with {
73 variant "name as 'encodingNameType-103'";
74 };
75
76
77 type XSD.UnsignedShort FrequencyBComp4Type_53 (1 .. 4000)
78 with {
79 variant "name as 'frequencyBComp4Type-53'";
80 };
81
82
83 /* The highest/lowest allowed IP port for media. */
84 type XSD.UnsignedShort NibsIpPort (4096 .. 65535);
85
86
87 type XSD.UnsignedShort DownSupIntervalType_75 (1 .. 18000)
88 with {
89 variant "name as 'downSupIntervalType-75'";
90 };
91
92
93 type XSD.UnsignedShort FrequencyAComp2Type_35 (1 .. 4000)
94 with {
95 variant "name as 'frequencyAComp2Type-35'";
96 };
97
98
99 /* Alphanumeric string. */
100 type XSD.Token GwmAlphaNumericString_l35 (pattern "[a-zA-Z0-9]*") length(1 .. 35);
101
102
103 /* This datatype defines the images that can be loaded on the media processing
104 devices. Image type is called 'media profile' in the CPI (Customer Product
105 Information) and in the ISM (IS Management).
106 The media profile supports various types of compression algorithms.
107 1 - voiceStandard, supports the following codecs:
108 * G.711 (PCM 64 kbit/s) for voice coding, fax, text telephone,
109 TTY/Telecommunication Device for Deaf (TDD) or modem
110 * G.726-32 (ITU-T ADPCM 32 kbit/s) for voice coding
111 * G.729A/B (ITU-T CS-ACELP 8 kbit/s) for voice c */
112 /* oding
113 * G.723.1/G.723.1A for voice coding
114 * AMR-NB
115 * T.38 Fax Relay
116 * Clear channel
117 * Voice band data mode
118 2 - voiceEVRC, supports the following codecs:
119 * G.711 (PCM 64 kbit/s) for voice coding, fax, text telephone,
120 TTY/Telecommunication Device for Deaf (TDD) or modem
121 * G.726-32 (ITU-T ADPCM 32 kbit/s) for voice coding
122 * G.729A/B (ITU-T CS-ACELP 8 kbit/s) for voice coding
123 * G.723.1/G.723.1A for voice coding
124 * EVRC
125 * T.38 Fax Relay
126 * Clear channel
127 * Voice band data mode
128 3 - voiceIpIp, not used
129 4 - voiceVideo, supports the following codecs:
130 * G.711 (PCM 64 kbit/s) for voice coding, fax, text telephone,
131 TTY/Telecommunication Device for Deaf (TDD) or modem
132 * G.726-32 (ITU-T ADPCM 32 kbit/s) for voice coding
133 * G.729A/B (ITU-T CS-ACELP 8 kbit/s) for voice coding
134 * G.723.1/G.723.1A for voice coding
135 * AMR-NB
136 * H.263 v1
137 * H.263 v2
138 * H.264
139 * MPEG4
140 * T.38 Fax Relay
141 * Clear channel
142 * Voice band data mode
143 5 - voiceConference, not used
144 6 - voiceLowDelay, supports the following codecs:
145 * G.711 (PCM 64 kbit/s) for voice coding, fax, text telephone,
146 TTY/Telecommunication Device for Deaf (TDD) or modem, optimized
147 for low delay.
148 * T.38 Fax Relay
149 * Clear channel
150 * Voice band data mode */
151 type XSD.UnsignedShort IntfImageType (1 .. 6);
152
153
154 type XSD.UnsignedShort NetsyncTxClockSrcType_86 (1 .. 4)
155 with {
156 variant "name as 'netsyncTxClockSrcType-86'";
157 };
158
159
160 type XSD.Token DataLinkStatusType_197 (pattern "notAvailable|established|remoteReleased|localReleased|localEstablishing")
161 with {
162 variant "name as 'dataLinkStatusType-197'";
163 };
164
165
166 type XSD.UnsignedShort FrequencyBComp2Type_37 (1 .. 4000)
167 with {
168 variant "name as 'frequencyBComp2Type-37'";
169 };
170
171
172 type XSD.UnsignedShort To3g324mDegVideoCallThrType_19 (0 .. 100)
173 with {
174 variant "name as 'to3g324mDegVideoCallThrType-19'";
175 };
176
177
178 type XSD.UnsignedShort PathType_90 (1 .. 3)
179 with {
180 variant "name as 'pathType-90'";
181 };
182
183
184 type XSD.UnsignedInt TrafficSupervisionExcessiveBandwidthThrType_80 (0 .. 2000000)
185 with {
186 variant "name as 'trafficSupervisionExcessiveBandwidthThrType-80'";
187 };
188
189
190 type XSD.UnsignedShort MaxShutdownRetransType_70 (1 .. 16)
191 with {
192 variant "name as 'maxShutdownRetransType-70'";
193 };
194
195
196 /* This datatype is used to configure whether an event notification will be generated
197 when an interface changes its operational state.
198 and link down events.
199 1 - enabled, linkUpEvent and linkDownEvent notifications will be issued
200 2 - disabled, no event notifications will be issued */
201 type XSD.UnsignedShort IntfLinkUpDownTrap (1 .. 2);
202
203
204 type XSD.UnsignedShort UdpInactTimerType_152 (1 .. 10)
205 with {
206 variant "name as 'udpInactTimerType-152'";
207 };
208
209
210 type XSD.UnsignedShort LevelAComp4Type_52 (0 .. 63)
211 with {
212 variant "name as 'levelAComp4Type-52'";
213 };
214
215
216 type XSD.UnsignedShort DefaultLocalPrefixMaskLengthType_2 (0 .. 32)
217 with {
218 variant "name as 'defaultLocalPrefixMaskLengthType-2'";
219 };
220
221
222 /* This counter type is used for statistics showing accumulations. This
223 counter increases until it reaches a maximum value
224 of 2^32-1, when it wraps around and restarts from zero. */
225 type XSD.UnsignedInt GwmCounter32 (0 .. 4294967295);
226
227
228 type XSD.UnsignedShort MaskLengthType_183 (1 .. 32)
229 with {
230 variant "name as 'maskLengthType-183'";
231 };
232
233
234 type XSD.Token EchoDelayType_154 (pattern "0|64|128")
235 with {
236 variant "name as 'echoDelayType-154'";
237 };
238
239
240 type XSD.UnsignedShort MaxNumberOfRetransmissionsType_144 (0 .. 10)
241 with {
242 variant "name as 'maxNumberOfRetransmissionsType-144'";
243 };
244
245
246 type XSD.UnsignedShort LocalPortType_124 (1024 .. 65535)
247 with {
248 variant "name as 'localPortType-124'";
249 };
250
251
252 type XSD.UnsignedShort LevelBComp4Type_54 (0 .. 63)
253 with {
254 variant "name as 'levelBComp4Type-54'";
255 };
256
257
258 /* The first character must be a letter (a..z) followed by any of:
259 a..z
260 0..9
261 / (forward slash)
262 _ (underscore). */
263 type XSD.Token GwmAlphaNumericFsUs_beginAlpha_l64 (pattern "[a-z][a-z0-9/_]*") length(1 .. 64);
264
265
266 /* This datatype is used to define the amount of data transported by the physical
267 layer, measured in number of bits per second. */
268 type XSD.Integer IntfIfSpeed;
269
270
271 /* This datatype defines the framing type.
272 1 - 24-frame multiframe (ESF - Extended Super Frame)
273 2 - 12-frame multiframe (SF - Super Frame) */
274 type XSD.UnsignedShort IntfDs1LineType (1 .. 2);
275
276
277 /* This datatype defines the interface type configuration.
278 1 - E1
279 2 - T1 */
280 type XSD.UnsignedShort IntfInterfaceType (1 .. 2);
281
282
283 /* This datatype is used when defining the availability criterion. Either a single
284 direction or both directions are considered when the 'Unavailable time (SDH) or
285 'Unavailable seconds' (SONET) is determined.
286 1 - unidirectional, the availability criterion is defined for a single
287 direction.
288 2 - bidirectional, the availability criterion is defined for both forward and
289 backward directions. */
290 type XSD.UnsignedShort IntfUasMode (1 .. 2);
291
292
293 type XSD.UnsignedShort LevelAComp2Type_36 (0 .. 63)
294 with {
295 variant "name as 'levelAComp2Type-36'";
296 };
297
298
299 type XSD.UnsignedShort LevelBComp2Type_38 (0 .. 63)
300 with {
301 variant "name as 'levelBComp2Type-38'";
302 };
303
304
305 type XSD.UnsignedShort MaxInitRetransType_69 (1 .. 16)
306 with {
307 variant "name as 'maxInitRetransType-69'";
308 };
309
310
311 /* This datatype is used when defining the mode of LP-RDI/RDI-V insertion
312 activation.
313 1 - off, LP-RDI/RDI-V insertion is deactivated.
314 NOTE: If HP-RDI/RDI-P insertion is deactivated, LP-RDI/RDI-V insertion
315 will have no affect. When HP-RDI/RDI-P insertion is activated to a value
316 other than off, the LP-RDI/RDI-V insertion configuration will be active.
317 2 - auto with PLM, causes the LP-RDI/RDI-V to be inserted automatically when
318 any of the following events occur:
319 * Loss of Signal (LOS)
320 * Loss of Frame (LOF)
321 * Multiplexer Section - Alarm Indication Signal (MS-AIS)
322 * Administrative Unit - Alarm Indication Signal (AU-AIS)
323 * Administrative Unit - Loss of Pointer (AU-LOP)
324 * Lower order Path - Payload Mismatch (LP-PLM)
325 * Lower order Path - Unequipped (LP-UNEQ)
326 * Tributary Unit - Loss of Pointer (TU-LOP)
327 * Tributary Unit - Alarm Indication Signal (TU-AIS)
328 * Alarm Indication Signal - SONET Virtual Tributary (AIS-V)
329 * Loss of Pointer - SONET Virtual Tributary (LOP-V)
330 * Payload Mismatch - SONET Virtual Tributary (PLM-V)
331 * Unequipped - SONET Virtual Tributary (UNEQ-V) */
332 type XSD.UnsignedShort IntfLowPathRdiInsertion (1 .. 2);
333
334
335 /* The modulation type.
336 0 - Addition: The two frequencies will be added (no modulation)
337 1,2 - Modulation: The two frequencies will be modulated
338 NOTE: The two modulation values (1,2) are kept due backward compatability. */
339 type XSD.UnsignedShort DspcpToneModulation (0 .. 2);
340
341
342 type XSD.UnsignedShort FrequencyBComp5Type_61 (1 .. 4000)
343 with {
344 variant "name as 'frequencyBComp5Type-61'";
345 };
346
347
348 type XSD.UnsignedShort ToIpDegVideoBitrateThrH263v1Type_12 (0 .. 52)
349 with {
350 variant "name as 'toIpDegVideoBitrateThrH263v1Type-12'";
351 };
352
353
354 /* This datatype is used to identify interfaces by a text name, an option to
355 assign a descriptive name to an interface. */
356 type XSD.Token IntfIfAlias length(0 .. 64);
357
358
359 type XSD.Token H248IdType_104 (pattern "busy|dial|ringing|congestion|number-unobtainable|progress|busy-operator|second-dial|time-limit|line-lockout|special-dial|acceptance|refusal|special-recall-dial|distinctive-dial|message-wait|call-waiting|call-waiting-alert-pattern-1|call-waiting-alert-pattern-2|call-waiting-alert-pattern-3|trunk-queue|subscriber-trunk-dial|warning|onhold")
360 with {
361 variant "name as 'h248IdType-104'";
362 };
363
364
365 type XSD.Token SrcAddressFilteringType_116 (pattern "off|address|addressAndPort")
366 with {
367 variant "name as 'srcAddressFilteringType-116'";
368 };
369
370
371 type Restricted_confd_objectRef_209 BladesType_96 length(2)
372 with {
373 variant "name as 'bladesType-96'";
374 };
375
376
377 type XSD.UnsignedShort SendQueueLengthType_207 (1 .. 300)
378 with {
379 variant "name as 'sendQueueLengthType-207'";
380 };
381
382
383 type XSD.UnsignedShort PortType_87 (0 .. 15)
384 with {
385 variant "name as 'portType-87'";
386 };
387
388
389 type XSD.UnsignedShort FrequencyAComp1Type_27 (1 .. 4000)
390 with {
391 variant "name as 'frequencyAComp1Type-27'";
392 };
393
394
395 type XSD.UnsignedShort PortType_88 (0 .. 1)
396 with {
397 variant "name as 'portType-88'";
398 };
399
400
401 type XSD.UnsignedShort FrequencyBComp1Type_29 (1 .. 4000)
402 with {
403 variant "name as 'frequencyBComp1Type-29'";
404 };
405
406
407 type XSD.Token OpStateType_190 (pattern "down|up|noAssociation|inactive")
408 with {
409 variant "name as 'opStateType-190'";
410 };
411
412
413 type XSD.UnsignedShort EstDataStatJitBufType_110 (5 .. 100)
414 with {
415 variant "name as 'estDataStatJitBufType-110'";
416 };
417
418
419 type XSD.UnsignedShort LevelAComp5Type_60 (0 .. 63)
420 with {
421 variant "name as 'levelAComp5Type-60'";
422 };
423
424
425 type XSD.UnsignedShort LocalPortType_141 (1024 .. 65535)
426 with {
427 variant "name as 'localPortType-141'";
428 };
429
430
431 type XSD.Token IpEphTermNameType_111 length(1 .. 53)
432 with {
433 variant "name as 'ipEphTermNameType-111'";
434 };
435
436
437 type XSD.UnsignedShort LevelBComp5Type_62 (0 .. 63)
438 with {
439 variant "name as 'levelBComp5Type-62'";
440 };
441
442
443 /* Integer (-2147483648 .. 2147483647) */
444 type XSD.Int GwmInteger32 (-2147483648 .. 2147483647);
445
446
447 type XSD.UnsignedShort ToIpDegVideoBitrateThrH263v2Type_14 (0 .. 52)
448 with {
449 variant "name as 'toIpDegVideoBitrateThrH263v2Type-14'";
450 };
451
452
453 /* This datatype is used when setting threshold values for degraded Bit Error Rate (BER).
454 The threshold value is set to 10-N, where N is an integer in the range 5 to 9. */
455 type XSD.UnsignedShort IntfE1DegBerThreshold (5 .. 9);
456
457
458 type XSD.UnsignedInt DefaultTimeoutType_105 (0 .. 120000)
459 with {
460 variant "name as 'defaultTimeoutType-105'";
461 };
462
463
464 type XSD.UnsignedShort RtoMaxType_65 (80 .. 50000)
465 with {
466 variant "name as 'rtoMaxType-65'";
467 };
468
469
470 type XSD.UnsignedShort VideoBufferSizeType_5 (1000 .. 10000)
471 with {
472 variant "name as 'videoBufferSizeType-5'";
473 };
474
475
476 /* The Administrative state of the control link. */
477 type XSD.Token GwmLinkAdmState (pattern "unlocked|locked");
478
479
480 /* The administrative state of the device.
481
482 locked: The device is locked and new connections cannot be
483 established over the device but established connections are
484 kept.
485 unlocked: The device is unlocked and new connections can be
486 established over the device. */
487 type XSD.Token GwmDevAdmState (pattern "unlocked|force_lock|locked");
488
489
490 type XSD.UnsignedShort MaxNumberOfRetransmissionsType_127 (0 .. 10)
491 with {
492 variant "name as 'maxNumberOfRetransmissionsType-127'";
493 };
494
495
496 type XSD.UnsignedShort IterateComp4Type_47 (1 .. 100)
497 with {
498 variant "name as 'iterateComp4Type-47'";
499 };
500
501
502 type XSD.UnsignedShort LevelAComp1Type_28 (0 .. 63)
503 with {
504 variant "name as 'levelAComp1Type-28'";
505 };
506
507
508 type XSD.UnsignedShort FrequencyAComp5Type_59 (1 .. 4000)
509 with {
510 variant "name as 'frequencyAComp5Type-59'";
511 };
512
513
514 type XSD.UnsignedShort IterateComp3Type_39 (1 .. 100)
515 with {
516 variant "name as 'iterateComp3Type-39'";
517 };
518
519
520 /* Defines how to treat lost video data
521 1 - Forward previously received correct video data (if any).
522 2 - As 1, but indicate lost data to the IP client by additional increase of
523 RTP sequence number for the next transmitted packet.
524 3 - As 1, but treat additional correct data as lost until next PSC is received
525 4 - As 2, but treat additional correct data as lost until next PSC is received. */
526 type XSD.UnsignedShort DspcpLostVideoDataStrategy (1 .. 4);
527
528
529 /* The network VLAN identity. */
530 type XSD.UnsignedShort NibsVlan (2 .. 3999);
531
532
533 type XSD.UnsignedShort T95Type_150 (100 .. 10000)
534 with {
535 variant "name as 't95Type-150'";
536 };
537
538
539 type XSD.UnsignedShort ForcedVideoSegmType_10 (0 .. 13)
540 with {
541 variant "name as 'forcedVideoSegmType-10'";
542 };
543
544
545 type XSD.UnsignedShort ChannelIdType_181 (1 .. 31)
546 with {
547 variant "name as 'channelIdType-181'";
548 };
549
550
551 type XSD.Token CodecType_172 (pattern "noOverride|g711ulaw|g711alaw|g723|g726|amr|g729a|g729ab|clearchannel")
552 with {
553 variant "name as 'codecType-172'";
554 };
555
556
557 type XSD.UnsignedShort MGCOriginatedPendingLimitType_142 (1 .. 65535)
558 with {
559 variant "name as 'mGCOriginatedPendingLimitType-142'";
560 };
561
562
563 type XSD.UnsignedShort RemotePortType_132 (1024 .. 65535)
564 with {
565 variant "name as 'remotePortType-132'";
566 };
567
568
569 /* This datatype is used to define the sublink KLM number. */
570 type XSD.Token IntfKlmNumber;
571
572
573 type XSD.UnsignedShort To3g324mDegVideoBitrateThrH263v2Type_13 (0 .. 52)
574 with {
575 variant "name as 'to3g324mDegVideoBitrateThrH263v2Type-13'";
576 };
577
578
579 type XSD.UnsignedShort DefaultRemotePrefixMaskLengthType_3 (0 .. 32)
580 with {
581 variant "name as 'defaultRemotePrefixMaskLengthType-3'";
582 };
583
584
585 type XSD.UnsignedShort FastSupIntervalType_74 (1 .. 255)
586 with {
587 variant "name as 'fastSupIntervalType-74'";
588 };
589
590
591 /* This counter type is used for statistics showing accumulations. This
592 counter increases until it reaches a maximum value
593 of 2^64-1, when it wraps around and restarts from zero. */
594 type XSD.UnsignedLong DspcpCounter64 (0 .. 18446744073709551615);
595
596
597 type XSD.Token InterfaceNameType_195 length(0 .. 64)
598 with {
599 variant "name as 'interfaceNameType-195'";
600 };
601
602
603 type XSD.Token OpStateType_185 (pattern "down|active|inactive|pending")
604 with {
605 variant "name as 'opStateType-185'";
606 };
607
608
609 type XSD.UnsignedShort To3g324mDegVideoBitrateThrMPEG4Type_15 (0 .. 52)
610 with {
611 variant "name as 'to3g324mDegVideoBitrateThrMPEG4Type-15'";
612 };
613
614
615 /* This datatype defines the E1 framing types.
616 1 - MultiFrameAuto (automatic detection of multiframe alignment)
617 2 - MultiFrame (manually set to multiframe alignment)
618 3 - BasicFrame (basic frame, no processing of CRC-4) */
619 type XSD.UnsignedShort IntfE1LineType (1 .. 3);
620
621
622 type XSD.UnsignedShort RtoAlphaType_66 (1 .. 4)
623 with {
624 variant "name as 'rtoAlphaType-66'";
625 };
626
627
628 type XSD.UnsignedInt NormalMGExecutionTimeType_147 (0 .. 600000)
629 with {
630 variant "name as 'normalMGExecutionTimeType-147'";
631 };
632
633
634 type XSD.UnsignedShort ActiveGcPortType_137 (1024 .. 65535)
635 with {
636 variant "name as 'activeGcPortType-137'";
637 };
638
639
640 type XSD.Token SpcTypeType_178 (pattern "phy-eph|phy-phy|phy-vip")
641 with {
642 variant "name as 'spcTypeType-178'";
643 };
644
645
646 type XSD.Token PayloadTypeType_158 (pattern "g711ulaw|g711alaw|clearchannel")
647 with {
648 variant "name as 'payloadTypeType-158'";
649 };
650
651
652 type XSD.Token EncodingType_139 (pattern "prettytext|compacttext")
653 with {
654 variant "name as 'encodingType-139'";
655 };
656
657
658 /* Used to enable/disable Video Fast Update (VFU) generation.
659 0 - Disabled
660 1 - Enabled */
661 type XSD.UnsignedShort DspcpVfuGeneration (0 .. 1);
662
663
664 type XSD.UnsignedInt NormalMGExecutionTimeType_130 (0 .. 600000)
665 with {
666 variant "name as 'normalMGExecutionTimeType-130'";
667 };
668
669
670 type XSD.UnsignedShort ChannelIdType_171 (1 .. 31)
671 with {
672 variant "name as 'channelIdType-171'";
673 };
674
675
676 type XSD.Token IdType_161 length(1 .. 61)
677 with {
678 variant "name as 'idType-161'";
679 };
680
681
682 type XSD.UnsignedShort To3g324mDegVideoBitrateThrH263v1Type_11 (0 .. 52)
683 with {
684 variant "name as 'to3g324mDegVideoBitrateThrH263v1Type-11'";
685 };
686
687
688 type XSD.UnsignedShort ModulationRatioABComp3Type_42 (1 .. 99)
689 with {
690 variant "name as 'modulationRatioABComp3Type-42'";
691 };
692
693
694 /* This counter type is used for statistics showing accumulations. This
695 counter increases until it reaches a maximum value
696 of 2^32-1, when it wraps around and restarts from zero. */
697 type XSD.UnsignedInt MbqmCounter32 (0 .. 4294967295);
698
699
700 type XSD.Token CodecCNType_173 (pattern "on|off|noOverride")
701 with {
702 variant "name as 'codecCNType-173'";
703 };
704
705
706 type XSD.UnsignedShort PortType_93 (0 .. 15)
707 with {
708 variant "name as 'portType-93'";
709 };
710
711
712 type XSD.UnsignedShort EventFilterType_73 (1 .. 255)
713 with {
714 variant "name as 'eventFilterType-73'";
715 };
716
717
718 type XSD.Token TypeType_164 (pattern "e1-stm1|t1-oc3|e1|t1")
719 with {
720 variant "name as 'typeType-164'";
721 };
722
723
724 type XSD.UnsignedShort AddressGroupType_94 (0 .. 2)
725 with {
726 variant "name as 'addressGroupType-94'";
727 };
728
729
730 type XSD.UnsignedShort NpgNoType_4 (1 .. 65535)
731 with {
732 variant "name as 'npgNoType-4'";
733 };
734
735
736 type XSD.Token CodecTRType_175 (pattern "on|off|noOverride")
737 with {
738 variant "name as 'codecTRType-175'";
739 };
740
741
742 type XSD.Token V52Type_165 (pattern "enabled|disabled|true|false")
743 with {
744 variant "name as 'v52Type-165'";
745 };
746
747
748 /* The type of a route.
749 1 interface route
750 2 static route */
751 type XSD.UnsignedShort NibsRouteType (1 .. 2);
752
753
754 /* This datatype defines different ways of numbering SDH/Sonet sublinks.
755 The sublinks can be numbered in three main ways. In addition, each of these
756 ways is available with their numbering starting from either zero or one.
757 The difference between the ways of numbering is which step (TUG-3/STS-1,
758 TUG-2/VT-Group, VC-12/VT-1.5) to run first.
759 1 - LinearITU-T
760 2 - LinearITU-T_zeroNum
761 3 - HierarchicalTUG3/STS1
762 4 - HierarchicalTUG3/STS1_zeroNum
763 5 - HierarchicalTUG2/VT-Group
764 6 - HierarchicalTUG2/VT-Group_zeroNum */
765 type XSD.UnsignedShort IntfKlmNumberingScheme (1 .. 6);
766
767
768 /* The mode used to generate a tone.
769 1 - The voice will be replaced by the tone
770 2 - Voice and tone will be mixed */
771 type XSD.UnsignedShort DspcpToneMode (1 .. 2);
772
773
774 type XSD.Token PTimeType_157 (pattern "Ptime-5|Ptime-10|Ptime-20|Ptime-30|Ptime-40")
775 with {
776 variant "name as 'pTimeType-157'";
777 };
778
779
780 type XSD.UnsignedShort AudioVideoDefaultSkewType_7 (0 .. 300)
781 with {
782 variant "name as 'audioVideoDefaultSkewType-7'";
783 };
784
785
786 type record of ObjectRef Restricted_confd_objectRef_208
787 with {
788 variant "name as 'Restricted-confd_objectRef-208'";
789 variant "list";
790 };
791
792
793 type XSD.UnsignedShort LipSyncFineTuningInteractiveType_8 (0 .. 300)
794 with {
795 variant "name as 'lipSyncFineTuningInteractiveType-8'";
796 };
797
798
799 type XSD.UnsignedShort RemotePortType_149 (1024 .. 65535)
800 with {
801 variant "name as 'remotePortType-149'";
802 };
803
804
805 type record of ObjectRef Restricted_confd_objectRef_209
806 with {
807 variant "name as 'Restricted-confd_objectRef-209'";
808 variant "list";
809 };
810
811
812 /* This datatype is used when configuring the MS-RDI/MS-AIS insertion activation.
813 1 - off, will turn off insertion of RDI, or AIS.
814 2 - rdiOn, will force insertion of MS-RDI/RDI-L.
815 3 - aisOn, will force insertion of MS-RDI/RDI-L.
816 4 - autoRdi, allows hardware to automatically insert RDI as a consequent
817 action of an incoming defect. */
818 type XSD.UnsignedShort IntfLinkRdiInsertion (1 .. 4);
819
820
821 type XSD.UnsignedShort AddressOffsetType_100 (0 .. 255)
822 with {
823 variant "name as 'addressOffsetType-100'";
824 };
825
826
827 type XSD.UnsignedShort PulseComp3Type_40 (1 .. 60000)
828 with {
829 variant "name as 'pulseComp3Type-40'";
830 };
831
832
833 type XSD.UnsignedShort PauseComp3Type_41 (0 .. 60000)
834 with {
835 variant "name as 'pauseComp3Type-41'";
836 };
837
838
839 type XSD.Token TypeType_92 (pattern "normal|fast")
840 with {
841 variant "name as 'typeType-92'";
842 };
843
844
845 /* This datatype is used when setting threshold values for excessive Bit Error Rate (BER).
846 The threshold value is set to 10-N, where N is an integer in the range 3 to 6. */
847 type XSD.UnsignedShort IntfE1ExcBerThreshold (3 .. 6);
848
849
850 /* The operational state of the IP interface.
851 1 - enabled
852 2 - disabled */
853 type XSD.UnsignedShort NibsOperationalState (1 .. 2);
854
855
856 type XSD.UnsignedShort MGCOriginatedPendingLimitType_125 (1 .. 65535)
857 with {
858 variant "name as 'mGCOriginatedPendingLimitType-125'";
859 };
860
861
862 type XSD.Short TrTimerType_186 (-1 .. 3600)
863 with {
864 variant "name as 'trTimerType-186'";
865 };
866
867
868 type XSD.UnsignedShort ChannelIdType_166 (1 .. 31)
869 with {
870 variant "name as 'channelIdType-166'";
871 };
872
873
874 type XSD.UnsignedShort ToIpDegVideoBitrateThrMPEG4Type_16 (0 .. 52)
875 with {
876 variant "name as 'toIpDegVideoBitrateThrMPEG4Type-16'";
877 };
878
879
880 type XSD.UnsignedShort HbTimerType_187 (10 .. 300)
881 with {
882 variant "name as 'hbTimerType-187'";
883 };
884
885
886 type XSD.UnsignedInt IdType_177 (0 .. 4294967295)
887 with {
888 variant "name as 'idType-177'";
889 };
890
891
892 type XSD.Token RtcpNplrType_117 (pattern "enabled|disabled")
893 with {
894 variant "name as 'rtcpNplrType-117'";
895 };
896
897
898 type XSD.Token TypeType_97 (pattern "block|deblock")
899 with {
900 variant "name as 'typeType-97'";
901 };
902
903
904 type XSD.UnsignedShort RtoBetaType_67 (1 .. 4)
905 with {
906 variant "name as 'rtoBetaType-67'";
907 };
908
909
910 type XSD.Token RtcpJdrType_118 (pattern "enabled|disabled")
911 with {
912 variant "name as 'rtcpJdrType-118'";
913 };
914
915
916 /* This datatype is for setting the length of the trace identifiers, 'tiInserted'
917 and 'tiExpected' on SONET path. The trace identifiers must be configured in
918 accordance with this value. The maximum string length is 15 or 62 characters.
919 Note: Changing this value will affect all paths on actual blade.
920 2 - 15 char, ((CRC + 15) * 4)
921 3 - 62 char, (62 + CR + LF) */
922 type XSD.UnsignedShort IntfTraceLength (2 .. 3);
923
924
925 type XSD.UnsignedInt IdType_179 (0 .. 4294967295)
926 with {
927 variant "name as 'idType-179'";
928 };
929
930
931 type XSD.Token RtcpRtdType_119 (pattern "enabled|disabled")
932 with {
933 variant "name as 'rtcpRtdType-119'";
934 };
935
936
937 type XSD.UnsignedInt TrafficSupervisionMaliciousPacketsHysType_79 (0 .. 59999999)
938 with {
939 variant "name as 'trafficSupervisionMaliciousPacketsHysType-79'";
940 };
941
942
943 /* This datatype is used to configure whether an alarm notification
944 (LOF, AIS, or RDI) will be activated or not for the DS1 sublinks.
945 1 - on, alarms will be sent.
946 2 - off, alarms will not be sent. */
947 type XSD.UnsignedShort IntfDs1AlarmActivation (1 .. 2);
948
949
950 /* A display string showing the ratio in % with two decimals. */
951 type XSD.Token MbqmRatio length(1 .. 6);
952
953
954 type XSD.UnsignedShort MaxAckDelayType_200 (0 .. 2000)
955 with {
956 variant "name as 'maxAckDelayType-200'";
957 };
958
959
960 type XSD.Token IdType_180 length(1 .. 16)
961 with {
962 variant "name as 'idType-180'";
963 };
964
965
966 type XSD.Token InactivityMonType_140 (pattern "true|false")
967 with {
968 variant "name as 'inactivityMonType-140'";
969 };
970
971
972 type XSD.UnsignedShort ActiveGcPortType_121 (1024 .. 65535)
973 with {
974 variant "name as 'activeGcPortType-121'";
975 };
976
977
978 type XSD.Token IdType_182 length(1 .. 16)
979 with {
980 variant "name as 'idType-182'";
981 };
982
983
984 /* Gauge. This type is used for weighted average statistics.
985 It represents a non-negative integer, which may increase or decrease. */
986 type XSD.UnsignedInt GwmGauge32 (0 .. 4294967295);
987
988
989 /* Gauge. This type is used for weighted average statistics.
990 It represents a non-negative integer, which may increase or decrease. */
991 type XSD.UnsignedInt MbqmGauge32 (0 .. 4294967295);
992
993
994 type XSD.Token EncodingType_123 (pattern "prettytext|compacttext")
995 with {
996 variant "name as 'encodingType-123'";
997 };
998
999
1000 /* This datatype shows the current loopback status of an interface.
1001 1 - No Loopback
1002 2 - PayloadLoopback (remote)
1003 3 - Line Loopback
1004 4 - Local Loopback
1005 5 - Line Loopback (remote) */
1006 type XSD.UnsignedShort IntfLoopbackStatus (1 .. 5);
1007
1008
1009 type XSD.Token SubnetSegmentType_184 (pattern "GW_H248_sns1|GW_H248_sns2|GW_H248_sns3|GW_H248_sns4")
1010 with {
1011 variant "name as 'subnetSegmentType-184'";
1012 };
1013
1014
1015 type XSD.UnsignedShort TrafficSupervisionExcessiveTrafficLogType_84 (1 .. 2)
1016 with {
1017 variant "name as 'trafficSupervisionExcessiveTrafficLogType-84'";
1018 };
1019
1020
1021 /* This datatype is used when setting threshold values for excessive and degraded
1022 Bit Error Rate (BER). The threshold value is set to 10-N (N = power of 10),
1023 where N is an integer in the range 3 to 9. */
1024 type XSD.UnsignedShort IntfBerThreshold (3 .. 9);
1025
1026
1027 type XSD.UnsignedInt TransactionRetentionTimerType_135 (0 .. 600000)
1028 with {
1029 variant "name as 'transactionRetentionTimerType-135'";
1030 };
1031
1032
1033 type XSD.Token RtcpOnType_115 (pattern "true|false")
1034 with {
1035 variant "name as 'rtcpOnType-115'";
1036 };
1037
1038
1039 /* This datatype is used when setting the administrative state of an interface.
1040 1 - unlocked
1041 2 - locked */
1042 type XSD.UnsignedShort IntfLockLine (1 .. 2);
1043
1044
1045 type XSD.Token StateType_176 (pattern "active|idle")
1046 with {
1047 variant "name as 'stateType-176'";
1048 };
1049
1050
1051 type XSD.UnsignedShort PulseComp4Type_48 (1 .. 60000)
1052 with {
1053 variant "name as 'pulseComp4Type-48'";
1054 };
1055
1056
1057 type XSD.UnsignedShort PayloadTypeNumberType_159 (96 .. 127)
1058 with {
1059 variant "name as 'payloadTypeNumberType-159'";
1060 };
1061
1062
1063 type XSD.UnsignedShort PauseComp4Type_49 (0 .. 60000)
1064 with {
1065 variant "name as 'pauseComp4Type-49'";
1066 };
1067
1068
1069 type XSD.UnsignedShort NsrpInitialDelayType_21 (0 .. 400)
1070 with {
1071 variant "name as 'nsrpInitialDelayType-21'";
1072 };
1073
1074
1075 type XSD.UnsignedShort PulseComp2Type_32 (1 .. 60000)
1076 with {
1077 variant "name as 'pulseComp2Type-32'";
1078 };
1079
1080
1081 type XSD.UnsignedShort RtoInitialType_63 (80 .. 49000)
1082 with {
1083 variant "name as 'rtoInitialType-63'";
1084 };
1085
1086
1087 type XSD.UnsignedShort PauseComp2Type_33 (0 .. 60000)
1088 with {
1089 variant "name as 'pauseComp2Type-33'";
1090 };
1091
1092
1093 /* This datatype shows the current line status of an interface.
1094 1 - No alarm present
1095 2 - Far end LOF
1096 3 - Near end sending LOF Indication
1097 4 - Far end sending AIS
1098 5 - Near end LOF
1099 6 - Near end Loss Of Signal
1100 7 - Near end is looped
1101 8 - Carrier Equipment Out of Service */
1102 type XSD.UnsignedShort IntfLineStatus (1 .. 8);
1103
1104
1105 /* This datatype is used for setting the line length.
1106 1 - 0.6 dB, cable length 0-40 m/0-133 feet.
1107 2 - 1.2 dB, cable length 40-81 m/133-266 feet.
1108 3 - 1.8 dB, cable length 81-122 m/266-399 feet.
1109 4 - 2.4 dB, cable le */
1110 /* ngth 122-162 m/399-533 feet.
1111 5 - 3.0 dB, cable length 162-200 m/533-655 feet. */
1112 type XSD.UnsignedShort IntfT1CableLoss (1 .. 5);
1113
1114
1115 /* This datatype is used to present the time when an interface entered its current
1116 operational state. The value of this attribute is zero if the interface entered
1117 its current operational state before the local network management subsystem was
1118 re-initialized. */
1119 type XSD.Token IntfIfLastChanged;
1120
1121
1122 /* Operational state. */
1123 type XSD.Token GwmOpState (pattern "enabled|disabled|pending");
1124
1125
1126 type XSD.UnsignedShort AddrCollSupIntervalType_76 (1 .. 255)
1127 with {
1128 variant "name as 'addrCollSupIntervalType-76'";
1129 };
1130
1131
1132 /* This type describes the encoding scheme. */
1133 type XSD.Token GwmEncoding (pattern "a-law|u-law");
1134
1135
1136 type XSD.UnsignedShort ModulationRatioABComp5Type_58 (1 .. 99)
1137 with {
1138 variant "name as 'modulationRatioABComp5Type-58'";
1139 };
1140
1141
1142 type XSD.UnsignedShort SubportType_89 (0 .. 63)
1143 with {
1144 variant "name as 'subportType-89'";
1145 };
1146
1147
1148 type XSD.Token StartTimeType_170 length(0 .. 20)
1149 with {
1150 variant "name as 'startTimeType-170'";
1151 };
1152
1153
1154 type XSD.Token NameType_120 length(1 .. 35)
1155 with {
1156 variant "name as 'nameType-120'";
1157 };
1158
1159
1160 type XSD.UnsignedInt TransactionRetentionTimerType_151 (0 .. 600000)
1161 with {
1162 variant "name as 'transactionRetentionTimerType-151'";
1163 };
1164
1165
1166 type XSD.Token DomainNameType_122 length(1 .. 32)
1167 with {
1168 variant "name as 'domainNameType-122'";
1169 };
1170
1171
1172 /* Used to enable/disable continous AMR transmission.
1173 0 - Disabled
1174 1 - Enabled */
1175 type XSD.UnsignedShort DspcpContinousAmrTrans (0 .. 1);
1176
1177
1178 type enumerated DummyEmptyType
1179 {
1180 x
1181 }
1182 with {
1183 variant "text 'x' as ''";
1184 };
1185
1186
1187 type XSD.UnsignedShort ModulationRatioABComp1Type_26 (1 .. 99)
1188 with {
1189 variant "name as 'modulationRatioABComp1Type-26'";
1190 };
1191
1192
1193 /* Integer (0 .. 65535) */
1194 type XSD.UnsignedShort GwmUnsigned16 (0 .. 65535);
1195
1196
1197 type XSD.Token DetailedTermInfoPackageType_107 (pattern "enabled|disabled")
1198 with {
1199 variant "name as 'detailedTermInfoPackageType-107'";
1200 };
1201
1202
1203 type XSD.UnsignedShort To3g324mDegVideoBitrateThrH264Type_17 (0 .. 52)
1204 with {
1205 variant "name as 'to3g324mDegVideoBitrateThrH264Type-17'";
1206 };
1207
1208
1209 type XSD.Token EchoDisablingModeType_108 (pattern "g164|g165|g168")
1210 with {
1211 variant "name as 'echoDisablingModeType-108'";
1212 };
1213
1214
1215 type XSD.UnsignedInt TrafficSupervisionMaliciousPacketsThrType_78 (0 .. 60000000)
1216 with {
1217 variant "name as 'trafficSupervisionMaliciousPacketsThrType-78'";
1218 };
1219
1220
1221 type XSD.Token DeviceNameType_153 length(1 .. 61)
1222 with {
1223 variant "name as 'deviceNameType-153'";
1224 };
1225
1226
1227 /* This datatype is used to show the current operational state of an interface.
1228 Note: value 3, 4, 5 and 6 are not used
1229 1 - enabled, the resulting state when the link is unlocked. This means that
1230 interface is ready to transmit and receive network traffic.
1231 2 - disabled, the resulting state when the link is locked or the interface
1232 is faulty. No network traffic can be transmitted and received traffic
1233 is discarded.
1234 7 - lowerLayerDown, The interface is down due to the status of the blade
1235 or the lower layer interface(s). */
1236 type XSD.UnsignedShort IntfIfOperStatus (1 .. 7);
1237
1238
1239 /* This datatype is used to show the administrative state of an interface.
1240 1 - unlocked
1241 2 - locked */
1242 type XSD.UnsignedShort IntfIfAdminStatus (1 .. 2);
1243
1244
1245 type XSD.UnsignedShort T95Type_134 (100 .. 10000)
1246 with {
1247 variant "name as 't95Type-134'";
1248 };
1249
1250
1251 type XSD.UnsignedShort PulseComp1Type_24 (1 .. 60000)
1252 with {
1253 variant "name as 'pulseComp1Type-24'";
1254 };
1255
1256
1257 /* This counter type is used for statistics showing accumulations. This
1258 counter increases until it reaches a maximum value of 2^64-1,
1259 when it wraps around and restarts from zero. */
1260 type XSD.UnsignedLong IntfCounter64 (0 .. 18446744073709551615);
1261
1262
1263 /* This counter type is used for statistics showing accumulations. This
1264 counter increases until it reaches a maximum value
1265 of 2^64-1, when it wraps around and restarts from zero. */
1266 type XSD.UnsignedLong MbqmCounter64 (0 .. 18446744073709551615);
1267
1268
1269 type XSD.Token ProtocolSideType_205 (pattern "A|B|network|user")
1270 with {
1271 variant "name as 'protocolSideType-205'";
1272 };
1273
1274
1275 type XSD.UnsignedShort PauseComp1Type_25 (0 .. 60000)
1276 with {
1277 variant "name as 'pauseComp1Type-25'";
1278 };
1279
1280
1281 /* This datatype defines the signaling link framing types.
1282 1 - BasicFrame (basic frame, no processing of CRC-4)
1283 2 - 24-frame multiframe (ESF - Extended Super Frame) */
1284 type XSD.UnsignedShort IntfSignLinkLineType (1 .. 2);
1285
1286
1287 /* This datatype defines the source for the timing on the transmitting TDM interface.
1288 1 - netsync, timing is taken from the backplane clock, automatic selection
1289 of plane A or plane B.
1290 2 - looped, timing is taken from the incoming TDM interface. */
1291 type XSD.UnsignedShort IntfTxClockSource (1 .. 2);
1292
1293
1294 type XSD.UnsignedShort RetransmissionTimerType_206 (100 .. 10000)
1295 with {
1296 variant "name as 'retransmissionTimerType-206'";
1297 };
1298
1299
1300 type XSD.Token NameType_136 length(1 .. 35)
1301 with {
1302 variant "name as 'nameType-136'";
1303 };
1304
1305
1306 type XSD.UnsignedShort AdapJitBufSizeType_106 (20 .. 200)
1307 with {
1308 variant "name as 'adapJitBufSizeType-106'";
1309 };
1310
1311
1312 type XSD.UnsignedShort VideoBufferCongThrType_6 (0 .. 10000)
1313 with {
1314 variant "name as 'videoBufferCongThrType-6'";
1315 };
1316
1317
1318 type XSD.UnsignedShort InStreamsType_188 (2 .. 400)
1319 with {
1320 variant "name as 'inStreamsType-188'";
1321 };
1322
1323
1324 type XSD.Token EchoCancelType_168 (pattern "true|false")
1325 with {
1326 variant "name as 'echoCancelType-168'";
1327 };
1328
1329
1330 type XSD.Token OverloadNotificationsType_148 (pattern "enabled|disabled")
1331 with {
1332 variant "name as 'overloadNotificationsType-148'";
1333 };
1334
1335
1336 type XSD.Token DomainNameType_138 length(1 .. 32)
1337 with {
1338 variant "name as 'domainNameType-138'";
1339 };
1340
1341
1342 type XSD.Token ResourceType_98 (pattern "voice|videoStreaming|videoInteractive")
1343 with {
1344 variant "name as 'resourceType-98'";
1345 };
1346
1347
1348 /* The number of relevant bits in an IP address. */
1349 type XSD.UnsignedShort NibsIpMaskLength (0 .. 32);
1350
1351
1352 type XSD.Token SpeechConvType_169 (pattern "true|false")
1353 with {
1354 variant "name as 'speechConvType-169'";
1355 };
1356
1357
1358 /* Defines how to treat corrupt video data.
1359 1 - Treat corrupt data as lost, i.e. as specified by the LostVideoDataStrategy attribute.
1360 2 - Forward corrupt video data as is. */
1361 type XSD.UnsignedShort DspcpCorruptVideoDataStrategy (1 .. 2);
1362
1363
1364 /* This datatype defines the loopback types. Data received from a TDM interface on
1365 the front of the blade can be looped back to the TDM interface, and data
1366 received from the MXB through the internal Ethernet interface connected to the
1367 backplane can be looped back to the MXB.
1368 The loopback is transparent, which means that data are both forwarded and looped.
1369 A loopback can be used for testing the interface, or for making quality
1370 measurements
1371 1 - off, data are not looped back.
1372 2 - line, data from the TDM interface on the front of the blade are sent back
1373 to the TDM interface.
1374 3 - local, data from the MXB are sent back to the MXB via the backplane
1375 Ethernet interface. */
1376 type XSD.UnsignedShort IntfLoopback (1 .. 3);
1377
1378
1379 /* This datatype is used when configuring MS-REI/REI-L insertion activation.
1380 1 - off, a zero value will be inserted
1381 2 - on, a non-zero value will be inserted
1382 3 - auto
1383 * SDH: The hardware automatically inserts a value based on the BIP
1384 counter value of received B2 errors (Multiplexor Section Overhead)
1385 *SONET: The M1 byte and G1:1-4 will be given the number of BIP-24
1386 errors or BIP-8 errors */
1387 type XSD.UnsignedShort IntfReiInsertion (1 .. 3);
1388
1389
1390 /* This datatype is used when defining the mode of HP-RDI insertion activation.
1391 1 - off, turns off HP-RDI/RDI-P insertion.
1392 2 - auto, the consequent action HP-RDI/RDI-P will be generated on LOS, LOF,
1393 MS-AIS/AIS-L, AU-LOP/LOP-P or AU-AIS/AIS-P.
1394 3 - autoPlm, HP-RDI will be generated for LOS, LOF, MS-AIS/AIS-L,
1395 AU-AIS/AIS-P, AU-LOP/LOP-P or HP-PLM/PLM-P.
1396 4 - autoPlmTim, HP-RDI/RDI-P will be generated automatically on occurrence of
1397 received LOS, LOF, MS-AIS/AIS-L, AU-AIS/AIS-P, AU-LOP/LOP-P,
1398 HP-PLM/PLM-P or HP-TIM/TIM-P. */
1399 type XSD.UnsignedShort IntfPathRdiInsertion (1 .. 4);
1400
1401
1402 type XSD.UnsignedShort RemotePortType_160 (1024 .. 65534)
1403 with {
1404 variant "name as 'remotePortType-160'";
1405 };
1406
1407
1408 type XSD.UnsignedShort ModulationRatioABComp4Type_50 (1 .. 99)
1409 with {
1410 variant "name as 'modulationRatioABComp4Type-50'";
1411 };
1412
1413
1414 type XSD.Token OverloadNotificationsType_131 (pattern "enabled|disabled")
1415 with {
1416 variant "name as 'overloadNotificationsType-131'";
1417 };
1418
1419
1420 type XSD.Token ProfileNameType_112 (pattern "ericsson_mgw|etsi_agw|etsi_tgw|ericsson_mgc_tgw|tispan-tgw|eri3-1|vig-3g324m")
1421 with {
1422 variant "name as 'profileNameType-112'";
1423 };
1424
1425
1426 type XSD.Token PacketizationTimeType_102 (pattern "Ptime-60|Ptime-40|Ptime-30|Ptime-20|Ptime-10|Ptime-5|noValue")
1427 with {
1428 variant "name as 'packetizationTimeType-102'";
1429 };
1430
1431
1432 type XSD.UnsignedShort ModulationRatioABComp2Type_34 (1 .. 99)
1433 with {
1434 variant "name as 'modulationRatioABComp2Type-34'";
1435 };
1436
1437
1438 type XSD.Token IpTermNameType_155 length(1 .. 61)
1439 with {
1440 variant "name as 'ipTermNameType-155'";
1441 };
1442
1443
1444 type XSD.UnsignedShort PulseComp5Type_56 (1 .. 60000)
1445 with {
1446 variant "name as 'pulseComp5Type-56'";
1447 };
1448
1449
1450 type XSD.UnsignedInt ContextIdType_167 (0 .. 4294967295)
1451 with {
1452 variant "name as 'contextIdType-167'";
1453 };
1454
1455
1456 type XSD.UnsignedShort PauseComp5Type_57 (0 .. 60000)
1457 with {
1458 variant "name as 'pauseComp5Type-57'";
1459 };
1460
1461
1462 /* Specifies how many bits of an IP address are valid and that
1463 should be considered as the IP address prefix. */
1464 type XSD.UnsignedShort MbqmPrefixMaskLength (0 .. 32);
1465
1466
1467 /* This datatype is used to configure whether an alarm will be activated or not.
1468 1 - on, an alarm will be sent when a defect indication is detected
1469 2 - off, turns off alarm sending */
1470 type XSD.UnsignedShort IntfAlarmActivation (1 .. 2);
1471
1472
1473 type XSD.UnsignedShort IterateComp2Type_31 (1 .. 100)
1474 with {
1475 variant "name as 'iterateComp2Type-31'";
1476 };
1477
1478
1479 /* Gauge. This type is used for weighted average statistics.
1480 It represents a non-negative integer, which may increase or decrease. */
1481 type XSD.UnsignedInt IntfGauge32 (0 .. 4294967295);
1482
1483
1484 type XSD.UnsignedShort TimingOutletSrcType_85 (0 .. 15)
1485 with {
1486 variant "name as 'timingOutletSrcType-85'";
1487 };
1488
1489
1490 type XSD.UnsignedShort LocalPortType_156 (1024 .. 4095)
1491 with {
1492 variant "name as 'localPortType-156'";
1493 };
1494
1495
1496 type XSD.UnsignedShort MGOriginatedPendingLimitType_126 (1 .. 65535)
1497 with {
1498 variant "name as 'mGOriginatedPendingLimitType-126'";
1499 };
1500
1501
1502 type XSD.Token LineTypeType_199 (pattern "public|private")
1503 with {
1504 variant "name as 'lineTypeType-199'";
1505 };
1506
1507
1508 type XSD.UnsignedShort EstAudioStatJitBufType_109 (5 .. 100)
1509 with {
1510 variant "name as 'estAudioStatJitBufType-109'";
1511 };
1512
1513
1514 type XSD.UnsignedShort ToIpDegVideoCallThrType_20 (0 .. 100)
1515 with {
1516 variant "name as 'toIpDegVideoCallThrType-20'";
1517 };
1518
1519
1520 type XSD.UnsignedShort MaxOutstandingFramesType_201 (1 .. 127)
1521 with {
1522 variant "name as 'maxOutstandingFramesType-201'";
1523 };
1524
1525
1526 type XSD.UnsignedShort OutStreamsType_191 (2 .. 400)
1527 with {
1528 variant "name as 'outStreamsType-191'";
1529 };
1530
1531
1532 type XSD.UnsignedShort ValCookieLifeType_72 (120 .. 60000)
1533 with {
1534 variant "name as 'valCookieLifeType-72'";
1535 };
1536
1537
1538 type XSD.UnsignedShort MaxRetransmissionsType_202 (1 .. 128)
1539 with {
1540 variant "name as 'maxRetransmissionsType-202'";
1541 };
1542
1543
1544 type XSD.Token SctpModeType_193 (pattern "client|server")
1545 with {
1546 variant "name as 'sctpModeType-193'";
1547 };
1548
1549
1550 type XSD.UnsignedShort SctpHbIntervalType_133 (1 .. 10)
1551 with {
1552 variant "name as 'sctpHbIntervalType-133'";
1553 };
1554
1555
1556 type XSD.Token ProfileStringType_113 length(1 .. 32)
1557 with {
1558 variant "name as 'profileStringType-113'";
1559 };
1560
1561
1562 type XSD.Token ProtocolType_204 (pattern "ISDN|DPNSS|DASS2")
1563 with {
1564 variant "name as 'protocolType-204'";
1565 };
1566
1567
1568 type XSD.UnsignedShort InterfaceIdType_194 (0 .. 65535)
1569 with {
1570 variant "name as 'interfaceIdType-194'";
1571 };
1572
1573
1574 type XSD.UnsignedShort RtoMinType_64 (40 .. 5000)
1575 with {
1576 variant "name as 'rtoMinType-64'";
1577 };
1578
1579
1580 /* This counter type is used for statistics showing accumulations. This
1581 counter increases until it reaches a maximum value
1582 of 2^64-1, when it wraps around and restarts from zero. */
1583 type XSD.Integer NibsCounter64;
1584
1585
1586 type Restricted_confd_objectRef_208 NexthopType_95 length(1 .. 77)
1587 with {
1588 variant "name as 'nexthopType-95'";
1589 };
1590
1591
1592 /* Virtual media gateway domain name.
1593 The first character must be an alphanumeric character (a..z or 0..9)
1594 followed by any of:
1595 a..z
1596 0..9
1597 .
1598 - */
1599 type XSD.Token GwmVmgwDomainName (pattern "[a-z0-9][a-z0-9?-]*") length(0 .. 32);
1600
1601
1602 /* The administrative state.
1603 It is used both to display the result of reading the state
1604 and to set the state.
1605 1 unlock/ed
1606 2 shut/ting down
1607 3 lock/ed */
1608 type XSD.UnsignedShort NibsAdministrativeState (1 .. 3);
1609
1610
1611 type XSD.UnsignedShort AddrCollEventFilterlType_77 (1 .. 255)
1612 with {
1613 variant "name as 'addrCollEventFilterlType-77'";
1614 };
1615
1616
1617 /* Octet string (size(0..255)) */
1618 type XSD.Token GwmDisplayString length(0 .. 255);
1619
1620
1621 type XSD.UnsignedInt MaximumWaitDelayType_128 (0 .. 600000)
1622 with {
1623 variant "name as 'maximumWaitDelayType-128'";
1624 };
1625
1626
1627 type XSD.Token MsgIdFormatType_129 (pattern "domain-address|domain-name|device-name")
1628 with {
1629 variant "name as 'msgIdFormatType-129'";
1630 };
1631
1632
1633 type XSD.UnsignedInt TrafficSupervisionExcessiveBandwidthHysType_81 (0 .. 1999999)
1634 with {
1635 variant "name as 'trafficSupervisionExcessiveBandwidthHysType-81'";
1636 };
1637
1638
1639 type XSD.UnsignedShort AdminStateType_1 (0 .. 1)
1640 with {
1641 variant "name as 'adminStateType-1'";
1642 };
1643
1644
1645 type XSD.UnsignedShort RemotePortType_192 (0 .. 65535)
1646 with {
1647 variant "name as 'remotePortType-192'";
1648 };
1649
1650
1651 type XSD.UnsignedShort TrafficSupervisionMediaStopSupervisionType_82 (0 .. 1440)
1652 with {
1653 variant "name as 'trafficSupervisionMediaStopSupervisionType-82'";
1654 };
1655
1656
1657 type XSD.Token MgcLinkStatusType_203 (pattern "unknown|locked|unlocked")
1658 with {
1659 variant "name as 'mgcLinkStatusType-203'";
1660 };
1661
1662
1663 type XSD.UnsignedShort MGOriginatedPendingLimitType_143 (1 .. 65535)
1664 with {
1665 variant "name as 'mGOriginatedPendingLimitType-143'";
1666 };
1667
1668
1669 type XSD.UnsignedShort TrafficSupervisionMaliciousTrafficLogType_83 (1 .. 2)
1670 with {
1671 variant "name as 'trafficSupervisionMaliciousTrafficLogType-83'";
1672 };
1673
1674
1675 type XSD.UnsignedShort FrequencyAComp3Type_43 (1 .. 4000)
1676 with {
1677 variant "name as 'frequencyAComp3Type-43'";
1678 };
1679
1680
1681 type XSD.UnsignedShort IterateComp1Type_23 (1 .. 100)
1682 with {
1683 variant "name as 'iterateComp1Type-23'";
1684 };
1685
1686
1687 /* Alphanumeric string. */
1688 type XSD.Token GwmAlphaNumericString_l53 (pattern "[a-zA-Z0-9]*") length(1 .. 53);
1689
1690
1691 type XSD.Token CodecPtimeType_174 (pattern "Ptime-10|Ptime-20|Ptime-30|Ptime-40|Ptime-60|noOverride")
1692 with {
1693 variant "name as 'codecPtimeType-174'";
1694 };
1695
1696
1697 type XSD.Token RtcpForwardingType_114 (pattern "drop|on")
1698 with {
1699 variant "name as 'rtcpForwardingType-114'";
1700 };
1701
1702
1703 type XSD.UnsignedShort FrequencyBComp3Type_45 (1 .. 4000)
1704 with {
1705 variant "name as 'frequencyBComp3Type-45'";
1706 };
1707
1708
1709 /* Virtual media gateway name.
1710 The first character must be a letter (a..z) followed by any of:
1711 a..z
1712 0..9
1713 / (forward slash)
1714 _ (underscore). */
1715 type XSD.Token GwmAlphaNumericFsUs_beginAlpha_l35 (pattern "[a-z][a-z0-9/_]*") length(1 .. 35);
1716
1717
1718 type XSD.UnsignedShort IdlePollTimerType_198 (5 .. 600)
1719 with {
1720 variant "name as 'idlePollTimerType-198'";
1721 };
1722
1723
1724 type XSD.Token LicenseKeyType_99 length(1 .. 35)
1725 with {
1726 variant "name as 'licenseKeyType-99'";
1727 };
1728
1729
1730 type XSD.Token PayloadTypeType_101 (pattern "amr|clearchannel|cn|evrc|g711alaw|g711ulaw|g723|g726|g729|g729a|g729ab|h263v1|h263v2|h263vx|h264|mpeg4|t38|tr")
1731 with {
1732 variant "name as 'payloadTypeType-101'";
1733 };
1734
1735
1736 type XSD.UnsignedShort SubportType_91 (0 .. 28)
1737 with {
1738 variant "name as 'subportType-91'";
1739 };
1740
1741
1742 type XSD.Token DefaultEchoCancellationType_162 (pattern "on|off")
1743 with {
1744 variant "name as 'defaultEchoCancellationType-162'";
1745 };
1746
1747
1748 type XSD.Token NameType_22 length(0 .. 64)
1749 with {
1750 variant "name as 'nameType-22'";
1751 };
1752
1753
1754 type XSD.UnsignedShort LevelAComp3Type_44 (0 .. 63)
1755 with {
1756 variant "name as 'levelAComp3Type-44'";
1757 };
1758
1759
1760 type XSD.UnsignedInt MaximumWaitDelayType_145 (0 .. 600000)
1761 with {
1762 variant "name as 'maximumWaitDelayType-145'";
1763 };
1764
1765
1766 type XSD.UnsignedShort IterateComp5Type_55 (1 .. 100)
1767 with {
1768 variant "name as 'iterateComp5Type-55'";
1769 };
1770
1771
1772 type XSD.HexBinary BitmapType_196 length(4)
1773 with {
1774 variant "name as 'bitmapType-196'";
1775 };
1776
1777
1778 type XSD.Token MsgIdFormatType_146 (pattern "domain-address|domain-name|device-name")
1779 with {
1780 variant "name as 'msgIdFormatType-146'";
1781 };
1782
1783
1784 type XSD.UnsignedShort LevelBComp3Type_46 (0 .. 63)
1785 with {
1786 variant "name as 'levelBComp3Type-46'";
1787 };
1788
1789
1790 type XSD.UnsignedShort AssociationMaxRetransType_68 (1 .. 20)
1791 with {
1792 variant "name as 'associationMaxRetransType-68'";
1793 };
1794
1795
1796 type XSD.UnsignedShort ToIpDegVideoBitrateThrH264Type_18 (0 .. 52)
1797 with {
1798 variant "name as 'toIpDegVideoBitrateThrH264Type-18'";
1799 };
1800
1801
1802 type XSD.UnsignedShort LocalPortType_189 (1024 .. 65535)
1803 with {
1804 variant "name as 'localPortType-189'";
1805 };
1806
1807
1808 type XSD.UnsignedShort LipSyncFineTuningStreamingType_9 (0 .. 300)
1809 with {
1810 variant "name as 'lipSyncFineTuningStreamingType-9'";
1811 };
1812
1813
1814 /* The Management Information Model (MIM) for an MGW blade system in IS.
1815 All MGW Managed Object Classes (MOC) are described with their attributes,
1816 actions and relationships.
1817
1818 The MGW MIM is mounted into IS MIM on the IS Blade Systems branch and is
1819 integrated with IS Common Management Framework (CMF) function.
1820 Configuration of MGW over IS CMF Netconf interface is then enabled with
1821 the XML schema as described in the MIM.
1822
1823 Compliance with NETCONF RFC 4741 is described in MGW MIM specification
1824 (1/155 54-CSA 101 05/3).
1825
1826 In general the following error handling with Netconf applies to MGW:
1827
1828 1) Non-compliant Netconf operations not supported
1829
1830 2) Create MO cannot be performed (operation-failed) in the following cases:
1831 - if MO is system created
1832 - if MO has reference to non-existing MO
1833 - if mandatory attributes are missing
1834 - if attribute is of wrong type or value not within range
1835
1836 Delete MO cannot be performed (operation-failed) in the following cases:
1837 - if MO is system created
1838 - if MO contains childs and the childs are not system created
1839 - if MO is referred to from other MO in the model
1840
1841 3) Any MOC specific error case is described in the MOC description. */
1842 /* This class defines a blade in a blade system, created from IS hardware
1843 management. The blades must work in pairs for redundancy, that is, the number of
1844 blades in a blade system can be 2, 4, 6, etc.
1845 For bladetype MSP-STM1 and MSP-OC3 there is one TDM interface and for MSP-16E1T1
1846 there are sixteen TDM interfaces per blade connecting the MGW blade to an outside
1847 network, either SDH (MSP-STM1), SONET (MSP-OC3), 16E1 (MSP-16E1T1) or 16T1 (MSP-16E1T1).
1848 An E1/T1 signaling link interface on MSP-STM1 and MSP-OC3 can be used to connect the
1849 MGW blade system to a Gateway Controller.
1850 The Ethernet interface is an IS-internal interface that transports IP traffic,
1851 and connects to the MXB blades systems via the IS backplane.
1852 Note: The Netconf implementation does not support change of image type.
1853 The image type is called 'media profile' in the Customer Product Information (CPI)
1854 and in the ISM (IS Management system).
1855 Note: It is not possible to use different sublink numbering schemes in a blade
1856 system, all blades must have the same setting on attribute klmNumberingScheme. */
1857 /* The subrack and slot position of the blade, for example, "0-3". */
1858 /* This attribute is used to show the image that is loaded to the media processing devices.
1859 Note: The Netconf implementation does not support change of image type.
1860 Image type is called 'media profile' in the Customer Product Information (CPI)
1861 and in the IS Management system (ISM). The default setting is 'voiceStandard'. */
1862 /* This attribute is used to show the interface type for all the interfaces of a MSP-16E1T1 blade.
1863 Note: The Netconf implementation does not support change of interface type.
1864 The default setting is 'E1'. */
1865 /* The blade type, for example, "MSP-STM1". */
1866 /* This attribute is used to configure the clock source. The chosen source will be used as transmit
1867 clock source for the TDM interface and the signaling link interface.
1868 The default setting is 'netsync'.
1869 Note: This attribute is only valid for bladetype MSP-STM1 and MSP-OC3. */
1870 /* This attribute is used to configure the numbering scheme for SDH/SONET subports.
1871 The default setting is 'LinearITU-T_zeroNum'.
1872 Note: Changing klmNumberingScheme requires that the new value is set on all blades in the blade system.
1873 The information in outstanding link alarms will not be affected when changing this attribute. */
1874 /* This attribute is used to configure the timing outlet source.
1875 The incoming link selected as the timing outlet source from the specified blade.
1876 The default setting is 'interface0'.
1877 Note: This attribute is only valid for bladetype MSP-16E1T1. */
1878 /* This attribute is used to configure the clock source. Either
1879 BackplaneA, BackplaneB, automatic selection of BackplaneA or BackplaneB
1880 or the timing outlet source can be selected.
1881 Note: This attribute is only valid for bladetype MSP-16E1T1. */
1882 /* Shows the number of ephemeral termination set-up attempts per CH-CP.
1883 Family=Processing load statistics. */
1884 /* Shows the number of failed ephemeral termination set-up attempts per CH-CP.
1885 Family=Processing load statistics. */
1886 /* Shows the number of ephemeral terminations in traffic per CH-CP.
1887 Family=Processing load statistics. */
1888 /* Shows the number of ephemeral termination set-up attempts per CH-CP.
1889 Family=Processing load statistics. */
1890 /* The Control Processor with the control software. */
1891 /* Shows the load on the CPU in percent (0 - 100).
1892 Family = CP statistics. */
1893 /* Shows how much memory is used in the control
1894 processor in megabytes.
1895 Family = CP statistics. */
1896 /* Shows how much memory is utilized in the control
1897 processor in percent (0-100).
1898 Family = CP statistics. */
1899 /* Shows the CP's class (base, expansion) */
1900 /* Shows the operational state of CP */
1901 /* Shows the administration state of CP */
1902 /* This class defines the 2 Mbit/s E1 interface for the MSP-16E1T1 blade.
1903 Note: To be able to configure line type and loopback type,
1904 the interface has to be locked.
1905 The E1Interface class has the following measurement families:
1906 * Near end E1
1907 * Far end E1
1908 * E1 Alarm counters */
1909 /* A physical interface on the front of the blade. There are 16 physical E1 interfaces (ports). */
1910 /* This attribute shows the administrative state of an E1 interface. */
1911 /* This attribute shows the operational state of an E1 interface. */
1912 /* This attribute presents the number of bits/second transported by an E1 interface. */
1913 /* This attribute shows the time when an E1 interface entered its operational state. */
1914 /* This attribute shows if multiframe alignment is achieved or not.
1915 If multiframe alignment is not achieved the far end is considered to be
1916 a non CRC-4 equipment, corresponding BasicFrame.
1917 If multiframe alignment is achieved, corresponding MultiFrame. */
1918 /* This attribute is used to lock or unlock an E1 interface.
1919 NOTE: The attribute ifAdminStatus shows the same value as lockline is set to. */
1920 /* This attribute is an alias name for the E1 interface as specified by a network manager.
1921 It is used to identify interfaces by a text name, an option to assign a descriptive
1922 name to an interface. */
1923 /* This attribute indicates whether linkUp or linkDown traps should be generated for
1924 the E1 intferface.
1925 The default setting is 'disabled'. */
1926 /* This attribute defines loopback configuration.
1927 Note: Loopback is only used for test purpose and the link has
1928 to be locked before changing this attribute.
1929 The default setting is 'off'. */
1930 /* This attribute is for configuring the framing type for the E1 interface.
1931 Note: The E1 interface has to be locked before setting linetype.
1932 The default setting is 'multiframeAuto'. */
1933 /* This attribute is for activation or deactivation of alarm
1934 when Alarm Indication Signal (AIS) is received.
1935 The default setting is 'on'. */
1936 /* This attribute is for activation or deactivation of alarm
1937 when Remote Defect Indication (RDI) is received.
1938 The default setting is 'on'. */
1939 /* This attribute is used to configure the clock source. The chosen source
1940 will be used as transmit clock source for the E1 interface.
1941 The default setting is 'netsync'. */
1942 /* An integer value N that defines the threshold value for excessive Bit Error Rate (BER) on the E1 interface.
1943 The threshold value is 10 raised to -N (10^-N). An alarm will be issued when the threshold has been reached.
1944 The alarm will be cleared when the excessive BER falls below one tenth of the threshold value.
1945 The threshold value must not be less than the linkDegBerThr threshold.
1946 The default attribute value is 3, corresponding to a threshold value of 10^-3, for both CRC4 and Basic frame mode. */
1947 /* An integer value N that defines the threshold value for degraded Bit Error Rate (BER) on the E1 interface.
1948 The threshold value is 10 raised to -N (10^-N). An alarm will be issued when the threshold has been reached.
1949 The alarm will be cleared when the degraded BER falls below one tenth of the threshold value.
1950 The threshold value must not be greater than the linkExcBerThr threshold.
1951 The default attribute value is 5, corresponding to a threshold value of (10^-5), when Basic frame mode is used and
1952 the default attribute value is 6, corresponding to a threshold value of (10^-6), when CRC4 frame mode used. */
1953 /* Shows E1 Background Block Errors (BBE).
1954 Family=Near end E1. */
1955 /* Shows E1 Errored Seconds (ES).
1956 Family=Near end E1. */
1957 /* Shows E1 Severely Errored Seconds (SES).
1958 Family=Near end E1. */
1959 /* Shows E1 UnAvailable Time (UAT).
1960 Family=Near end E1. */
1961 /* Shows Far End E1 Background Block Errors (BBE).
1962 Family=Far End E1. */
1963 /* Shows Far End E1 Errored Seconds (ES).
1964 Family=Far End E1. */
1965 /* Shows Far End E1 Severely Errored Seconds (SES).
1966 Family=Far End E1. */
1967 /* Shows Far End E1 UnAvailable Time (UAT).
1968 Family=Far End E1. */
1969 /* Shows E1 alarm counter handled slip events.
1970 Family=E1 alarm counters. */
1971 /* Shows E1 alarm counter detected Loss Of Frame (LOF).
1972 Family=E1 alarm counters. */
1973 /* Shows E1 alarm counter detected Alarm Indication Signal (AIS).
1974 Family=E1 alarm counters. */
1975 /* Shows E1 alarm counter detected Remote Defect Indication (RDI).
1976 Family=E1 alarm counters. */
1977 /* The Ethernet interface is an IS-internal interface which transports IP traffic,
1978 via the IS backplane and the MXB. The interfaces are
1979 created automatically at the creation of a blade. No configuration can be done
1980 for these Ethernet interfaces.
1981 The internal Ethernet interface class has the following measurement
1982 families:
1983 * Traffic management statistics
1984 * Ethernet interface statistics
1985 * Ethernet interface error details
1986 * Ethernet interface RMON statistics
1987 * Bandwidth statistics */
1988 /* A physical interface on a blade, that is, one of the two internal
1989 Ethernet interfaces in the backplane (0 or 1). */
1990 /* The number of transmitted packets belonging to the DiffServ class
1991 Expedited Forwarding (EF).
1992 Family=Traffic management statistics. */
1993 /* The number of transmitted packets belonging to the DiffServ class
1994 Network Control (NC)/Internetwork Control (IC).
1995 Family=Traffic management statistics. */
1996 /* The number of transmitted packets belonging to the DiffServ class
1997 Assured Forwarding (AF)1.
1998 Family=Traffic management statistics. */
1999 /* The number of transmitted packets belonging to the DiffServ class
2000 Assured Forwarding (AF)2.
2001 Family=Traffic management statistics. */
2002 /* The number of transmitted packets belonging to the DiffServ class
2003 Assured Forwarding (AF)3.
2004 Family=Traffic management statistics. */
2005 /* The number of transmitted packets belonging to the DiffServ class
2006 Assured Forwarding (AF)4.
2007 Family=Traffic management statistics. */
2008 /* The number of transmitted packets belonging to the DiffServ class
2009 Default Forwarding (DF).
2010 Family=Traffic management statistics. */
2011 /* The number of packets discarded due to buffer limit exceeded for the
2012 DiffServ class Expedited Forwarding (EF).
2013 Family=Traffic management statistics. */
2014 /* The number of packets discarded due to buffer limit exceeded for the
2015 DiffServ class Network Control (NC)/Internetwork Control (IC).
2016 Family=Traffic management statistics. */
2017 /* The number of packets discarded due to buffer limit exceeded for the
2018 DiffServ class Assured Forwarding (AF)1.
2019 Family=Traffic management statistics. */
2020 /* The number of packets discarded due to buffer limit exceeded for the
2021 DiffServ class Assured Forwarding (AF)2.
2022 Family=Traffic management statistics. */
2023 /* The number of packets discarded due to buffer limit exceeded for the
2024 DiffServ class Assured Forwarding (AF)3.
2025 Family=Traffic management statistics. */
2026 /* The number of packets discarded due to buffer limit exceeded for the
2027 DiffServ class Assured Forwarding (AF)4.
2028 Family=Traffic management statistics. */
2029 /* The number of packets discarded due to buffer limit exceeded for the
2030 DiffServ class Default Forwarding (DF).
2031 Family=Traffic management statistics. */
2032 /* The number of packets sent from the NP to the CP.
2033 Family=Traffic management statistics. */
2034 /* The number of discarded packets sent from the NP to the CP.
2035 Family=Traffic management statistics. */
2036 /* The total number of transmitted frames, including bad frames due to
2037 underrun or undersize.
2038 Family=Ethernet interface statistics. */
2039 /* The number of transmitted octets. This number also includes bad frames due
2040 to underrun and undersize. The Ethernet header and Frame Check
2041 Sequence (FCS) is included, but preamble, Start of
2042 Frame Delimiter (SDF), and Inter-Frame Gap are not included.
2043 Family=Ethernet interface statistics. */
2044 /* The number of received valid frames, that is, frames with no Cyclic
2045 Redundancy Check (CRC) errors, not undersized, not oversized.
2046 Family=Ethernet interface statistics. */
2047 /* The number of octets received in all frames (valid frames as well as
2048 invalid frames). The Ethernet header and Frame Check Sequence (FCS)
2049 is included, but preamble, Start of Frame Delimiter (SDF) and
2050 Inter-Frame Gap are not included.
2051 Family=Ethernet interface statistics. */
2052 /* The number of transmitted broadcast frames.
2053 Family=Ethernet interface statistics. */
2054 /* The number of received broadcast frames.
2055 Family=Ethernet interface statistics. */
2056 /* The number of received frames that were discarded due to overflow.
2057 Family=Ethernet interface statistics. */
2058 /* The number of frames that were not transmitted due to underflow.
2059 Family=Ethernet interface statistics. */
2060 /* This counter represents the total sum of all received invalid frames
2061 that were discarded:
2062 * Received frames discarded due to unknown Ethernet protocol.
2063 * Received frames discarded due to other reasons.
2064 Family=Ethernet interface statistics. */
2065 /* The number of frames received that were discarded due to:
2066 * Unsupported Ethernet format (that is, not DIX coding).
2067 * Unsupported Ethernet Type (that is, not Address Resolution
2068 Protocol (ARP), IPv4 or IPv6).
2069 * Invalid loop test frames.
2070 Family=Ethernet interface error details. */
2071 /* The number of received frames that were discarded due to:
2072 * Stacked Virtual Local Area Network (VLAN) tags.
2073 * VLAN-tagged frame with Canonical Format Indicator (CFI)=1.
2074 Family=Ethernet interface error details */
2075 /* . */
2076 /* The number of received frames with a length of exactlay 64 octets.
2077 All frames are counted, valid as well as invalid frames.
2078 Family=Ethernet interface RMON statistics. */
2079 /* The number of received frames that had a length
2080 between 65 and 127 octets. All frames are counted,
2081 valid as well as invalid frames.
2082 Family=Ethernet interface RMON statistics. */
2083 /* The number of received frames that had a length
2084 between 128 and 255 octets. All frames are counted,
2085 valid as well as invalid frames.
2086 Family=Ethernet interface RMON statistics. */
2087 /* The number of received frames that had a length
2088 between 256 and 511 octets. All frames are counted,
2089 valid as well as invalid frames.
2090 Family=Ethernet interface RMON statistics. */
2091 /* The number of received frames that had a length
2092 between 512 and 1023 octets. All frames are counted,
2093 valid as well as invalid frames.
2094 Family=Ethernet interface RMON statistics. */
2095 /* The number of received frames that had a length
2096 between 1024 and 1522 octetss. All frames are counted,
2097 valid as well as invalid frames.
2098 Family=Ethernet interface RMON statistics. */
2099 /* The total receive bandwidth in octets per second. The bandwidth
2100 is the mean value measured over the last 8-second period.
2101 Family=Bandwidth statistics. */
2102 /* The total transmit bandwidth in octets per second. The bandwidth
2103 is the mean value measured over the last 8-second period.
2104 Family=Bandwidth statistics. */
2105 /* Licence handling for MGW. */
2106 /* The function for which the license is valid. NOTE: Voice license type is
2107 only used for backward compatibility purposes, do not use it! */
2108 /* This attribute shows the current limit for a particular license
2109 resource and allows you to specify a new limit. The highest possible
2110 value this attribute can be set to is the value of the attribute
2111 maxLimit. */
2112 /* The current resource utilization. If the maximum limit is reached, an
2113 event is issued. This value is for statistics purpose. */
2114 /* The license key for the license resource. */
2115 /* This is the maximum possible limit for the particular license resource.
2116 The maximum limit depends on the type of resource, such as voice or
2117 video and is different for MSP-STM1, MSP-OC3 and MSP-16E1T1. */
2118 /* This value indicates in how small steps the current limit can be
2119 changed. */
2120 /* This class defines an STM-1 interface including the SDH RS and MS link layers,
2121 and SDH high order path (VC-4) representing end-to-end data flow.
2122 NOTE: The SDH link has to be locked to change loopback.
2123 The SdhInterface class has the following measurement families:
2124 * SDH RS
2125 * SDH MS
2126 * Far end SDH MS
2127 * SDH path
2128 * Far end SDH Path */
2129 /* This attribute shows the administrative state of the SDH link interface. */
2130 /* This attribute shows the operational state of the SDH link interface. */
2131 /* This attribute presents the number of bits/second transported by a SDH link. */
2132 /* This attribute shows the time when the SDH link interface entered its operational state. */
2133 /* This attribute is used to lock or unlock the SDH link interface.
2134 NOTE: The attribute ifAdminStatus shows the same value as lockline is set to. */
2135 /* This attribute is an alias name for the interface as specified by a network manager.
2136 It is used to identify interfaces by a text name, an option to assign a descriptive
2137 name to an interface. */
2138 /* This attribute indicates whether linkUp or linkDown traps should be generated for the SDH link interface.
2139 The default setting is 'disabled'. */
2140 /* This attribute defines loopback configuration.
2141 NOTE: Loopback is only used for test purpose and the link has to be locked before changing this attribute.
2142 The default setting is 'off'. */
2143 /* This attribute is for activation or deactivation of alarm when Alarm Indication Signal (MS-AIS) is received.
2144 The default setting is 'on'. */
2145 /* This attribute is for activation or deactivation of alarm when Remote Defect Indication (MS-RDI) is received.
2146 The default setting is 'on'. */
2147 /* This attribute allows you to specify whether the deactivation or automatic insertion of a Higher order Path - Remote Defect Indication (HP-RDI) is to occur on the interface.
2148 The default setting is 'autoRdi'. */
2149 /* This attribute controls the automatic insertion of a Multiplex Section - Remote Error Indication (REI) on the upstream interface.
2150 The default setting is 'auto'. */
2151 /* This attribute sets the Unavailability state mode, single or both directions considered when Unavailable Time (UAT) is determined.
2152 It applies to all signal levels. The default setting is 'unidirectional'. */
2153 /* An integer value N that defines the threshold value for excessive Bit Error Rate (BER) on the SDH level. The threshold value is 10 raised to -N (10^-N). An alarm will be issued when the threshold has been reached.
2154 The alarm will be cleared when the excessive BER falls below one tenth of the threshold value.
2155 The threshold value must not be less than the linkDegBerThr threshold.
2156 The default attribute value is 3, corresponding to a threshold value of 10^-3. */
2157 /* An integer value N that defines the threshold value for degraded Bit Error Rate (BER) on the SDH level. The threshold value is 10 raised to -N (10^-N). An alarm will be issued when the threshold has been reached.
2158 The alarm will be cleared when the degraded BER falls below one tenth of the threshold value.
2159 The threshold value must not be greater than the linkExcBerThr threshold.
2160 The default attribute value is 6, corresponding to a threshold value of 10^-6. */
2161 /* This attribute is an alias name for the interface as specified by a network manager.
2162 It provides a non-volatile handle for the interface. */
2163 /* This attribute indicates whether linkUp or linkDown traps should be generated for the SDH path interface.
2164 The default setting is 'disabled' */
2165 /* This attribute is for activation or deactivation of alarm when Alarm Indication Signal (AU-AIS) is received.
2166 The default setting is 'on'. */
2167 /* This attribute is for activation or deactivation of alarm when Remote Defect Indication (HP-RDI) is received.
2168 The default setting is 'on'. */
2169 /* This attribute is for activation or deactivation of alarm when PayLoad Mismatch (HP-PLM) has occurred.
2170 The default setting is 'on'. */
2171 /* This attribute is for activation or deactivation of alarm when Trace Identifier Mismatch (HP-TIM) has occurred.
2172 The default setting is 'on'. */
2173 /* This attribute controls the Remote Defect Indication (RDI) insertion mode on path layer.
2174 The default setting is 'autoPlmTim'. */
2175 /* This attribute defines a sent trace identifier, a text string identifying the near end node.
2176 The maximum string length is 15 characters.
2177 The default setting is '' (empty string). */
2178 /* This attribute defines an expected trace identifier, a text string which is compared with the string received from the far end node.
2179 An HP-TIM alarm will be sent if there is a mismatch between this string and the string that is received.
2180 The maximum string length is 15 characters.
2181 The default setting is '' (empty string). */
2182 /* An integer value N that defines the threshold value for excessive Bit Error Rate (BER) on the SDH path level.
2183 The threshold value is 10 raised to -N (10^-N). An alarm will be issued when the threshold has been reached.
2184 The alarm will be cleared when the excessive BER falls below one tenth of the threshold value.
2185 The threshold value must not be less than the pathDegBerThr threshold.
2186 The default attribute value is 3, corresponding to a threshold value of 10^-3. */
2187 /* An integer value N that defines the threshold value for degraded Bit Error Rate (BER) on the SDH path level. The thres hold value is 10 raised to -N (10^-N). An alarm will be issued when the threshold has been reached.
2188 The alarm will be cleared when the degraded BER falls below one tenth of the threshold value.
2189 The threshold value must not be greater than the pathExcBerThr threshold.
2190 The default attribute value is 6, corresponding to a threshold value of 10^-6. */
2191 /* Shows Regeneration Section (RS) Background Block Errors (BBE).
2192 Family=SDH RS. */
2193 /* Shows Regeneration Section (RS) Errored Seconds (ES).
2194 Family=SDH RS. */
2195 /* Shows Regeneration Section (RS) Severely Errored Seconds (SES).
2196 Family=SDH RS. */
2197 /* Shows Regeneration Section (RS) UnAvailable Time (UAT).
2198 Family=SDH RS. */
2199 /* Shows Multiplex Section (MS) Background Block Errors (BBE).
2200 Family=SDH MS. */
2201 /* Shows Multiplex Section (MS) Errored Seconds (ES).
2202 Family=SDH MS. */
2203 /* Shows Multiplex Section (MS) Severely Errored Seconds (SES).
2204 Family=SDH MS. */
2205 /* Shows Multiplex Section (MS) UnAvailable Time (UAT).
2206 Family=SDH MS. */
2207 /* Shows Far End Multiplex Section (MS) Background Block Errors (BBE).
2208 Family=Far end SDH MS. */
2209 /* Shows Far End Multiplex Section (MS) Errored Seconds (ES).
2210 Family=Far end SDH MS. */
2211 /* Shows Far End Multiplex Section (MS) Severely Errored Seconds (SES).
2212 Family=Far end SDH MS. */
2213 /* Shows Far End Multiplex Section (MS) UnAvailable Time (UAT).
2214 Family=Far end SDH MS. */
2215 /* Shows SDH path Background Block Errors (BBE).
2216 Family=SDH path. */
2217 /* Shows SDH path Errored Seconds (ES).
2218 Family=SDH path. */
2219 /* Shows SDH path Severely Errored Seconds (SES).
2220 Family=SDH path. */
2221 /* Shows SDH path UnAvailable Time (UAT).
2222 Family=SDH path. */
2223 /* Shows Far End SDH path Background Block Errors (BBE).
2224 Family=Far end SDH path. */
2225 /* Shows Far End SDH path Errored Seconds (ES).
2226 Family=Far end SDH path. */
2227 /* Shows Far End SDH path Severely Errored Seconds (SES).
2228 Family=Far end SDH path. */
2229 /* Shows Far End SDH path UnAvailable Time (UAT).
2230 Family=Far end SDH path. */
2231 /* This class defines the SDH subLink interface representing the lower path with
2232 Virtual Containers (VC-12) on SDH path and the 2 Mbit/s E1 interface.
2233 There are 63 VC-12 on a VC-4 path.
2234 Note: To be able to configure linetype and loopback, the sublink has to be
2235 locked.
2236 The SDH sublink class has the following measurement families:
2237 * SDH low path
2238 * Far end SDH low path
2239 * SDH low path alarm counters
2240 * E1
2241 * Far end E1
2242 * E1 Alarm counters */
2243 /* The subport number of the SDH sublink. There are 63 subports per SDH link,
2244 the numbering (0-62 or 1-63) depends on the KLM numbering configuration. */
2245 /* This attribute shows the SDH sublink KLM number. */
2246 /* This attribute shows the administrative state of the SDH sublink interface. */
2247 /* This attribute shows the operational state of the SDH sublink interface. */
2248 /* This attribute presents the number of bits/second transported by a SDH sublink. */
2249 /* This attribute shows the time when the SDH sublink interface entered its operational state. */
2250 /* This attribute is used to lock or unlock the sublink.
2251 NOTE: The attribute ifAdminStatus shows the same value as lockline is set to. */
2252 /* This attribute is an alias name for the interface as specified by a network manager.
2253 It is used to identify interfaces by a text name, an option to assign a descriptive
2254 name to an interface. */
2255 /* This attribute indicates whether linkUp or linkDown traps should be generated for the SDH lowpath layer of the sublink.
2256 The default setting is 'disabled'. */
2257 /* This attribute is for activation ordeactivation of alarm when Alarm Indication Signal (TU-AIS) is received.
2258 The default setting is 'on'. */
2259 /* This attribute is for activation or deactivation of alarm when Remote Defect Indication (LP-RDI) is received.
2260 The default setting is 'on'. */
2261 /* This attribute is for activation or deactivation of alarm when Payload Mismatch (LP-PLM) has occurred.
2262 The default setting is 'on'. */
2263 /* This attribute allows you to specify deactivation or automatic insertion of a Low order Path - Remote Defect Indication (LP-RDI) on the interface.
2264 The default setting is 'autoPlm'. */
2265 /* This attribute defines loopback configuration.
2266 Note: Loopback is only used for test purpose, and the sublink has to be locked before changing this attribute.
2267 The default setting is 'off'. */
2268 /* This attribute is for configuring the framing type for the SDH sublink.
2269 Note: The sublink has to be locked before setting linetype.
2270 The default setting is 'multiframeAuto'. */
2271 /* This attribute indicates whether linkUp or linkDown traps should be generated for the SDH E1 layer of the sublink.
2272 The default setting is 'disabled'. */
2273 /* This attribute is for activation or deactivation of alarm when E1-AIS (Alarm Indication Signal) is received.
2274 The default setting is 'on'. */
2275 /* This attribute is for activation or deactivation of alarm when E1-RDI (Remote Defect Indication) is received.
2276 The default setting is 'on'. */
2277 /* Shows SDH low path Background Block Errors (BBE).
2278 Family=SDH low path. */
2279 /* Shows SDH low path Errored Seconds (ES).
2280 Family=Far end SDH path. */
2281 /* Shows SDH low path Severely Errored Seconds (SES).
2282 Family=Far end SDH path. */
2283 /* Shows SDH low path UnAvailable Time (UAT).
2284 Family=Far end SDH path. */
2285 /* Shows Far End SDH low path Background Block Errors (BBE).
2286 Family=Far end SDH low path. */
2287 /* Shows Far End SDH low path Errored Seconds (ES).
2288 Family=Far end SDH low path. */
2289 /* Shows Far End SDH low path Severely Errored Seconds (SES).
2290 Family=Far end SDH low path. */
2291 /* Shows Far End SDH low path UnAvailable Time (UAT).
2292 Family=Far end SDH low path. */
2293 /* Shows the number of negative TU pointer adjustment events. This is
2294 a normal event occurring quite frequently It does not necessarily indicate a
2295 fault situation.
2296 Family=SDH low path alarm counters. */
2297 /* Shows the number of positive TU pointer adjustment events. This is
2298 a normal event occurring quite frequently. It does not necessarily indicate a
2299 fault situation.
2300 Family=SDH low path alarm counters. */
2301 /* Shows the number of overrun or underrun in mapper FIFO.
2302 This event indicates that too many pointer adjustments have occurred within a short period,
2303 so that frequency changes have not been handled in a controlled way.
2304 Family=SDH low path alarm counters. */
2305 /* Shows the number of TU-12 AIS detected on the sublink
2306 Family=SDH low path alarm counters. */
2307 /* Shows the number of TU-12 LOP detected on the sublink
2308 Family=SDH low path alarm counters. */
2309 /* Shows the number of VC-12 PLM detected on the sublink
2310 Family=SDH low path alarm counters. */
2311 /* Shows the number of VC-12 RDI detected on the sublink.
2312 Family=SDH low path alarm counters. */
2313 /* Shows E1 Background Block Errors (BBE).
2314 Family=E1. */
2315 /* Shows E1 Errored Seconds (ES).
2316 Family=E1. */
2317 /* Shows E1 Severely Errored Seconds (SES).
2318 Family=E1. */
2319 /* Shows E1 UnAvailable Time (UAT).
2320 Family=E1. */
2321 /* Shows Far End E1 Background Block Errors (BBE).
2322 Family=Far end E1. */
2323 /* Shows Far End E1 Errored Seconds (ES).
2324 Family=Far end E1. */
2325 /* Shows Far End E1 Severely Errored Seconds (SES).
2326 Family=Far end E1. */
2327 /* Shows Far End E1 UnAvailable Time (UAT).
2328 Family=Far end E1. */
2329 /* Shows E1 Alarm counter for handled slip events.
2330 Family=E1 alarm counters. */
2331 /* Shows E1 Alarm counter for detected LOF (Loss Of Frame).
2332 Family=E1 alarm counters. */
2333 /* Shows E1 Alarm counter for detected AIS (Alarm Indication Signal).
2334 Family=E1 alarm counters. */
2335 /* Shows E1 Alarm counter for detected RDI (Remote Defect Indication).
2336 Family=E1 alarm counters. */
2337 /* This class defines the signaling interface, used to transport narrowband
2338 signaling from MGW to GC. The interface could be of type E1 or T1.
2339 Note: The link has to be locked to configure loopback. */
2340 /* This attribute shows the administrative state of the signaling interface. */
2341 /* This attribute shows the operational state of the signaling interface. */
2342 /* This attribute shows the framing type for the signaling link.
2343 Note: It is not possible to change the framing type.
2344 Note: This attribute is only valid for bladetype MSP-STM1 and MSP-OC3.
2345 The signaling link of type E1 will be set to 'BasicFrame' and the signaling link of type T1 will be set to '24-frame multiframe' (ESF - Extended Super Frame)'. */
2346 /* This attribute presents the number of bits/second transported by the signaling link. */
2347 /* This attribute shows the time when the signaling link interface entered its operational state. */
2348 /* This attribute is for configuring the signaling link as either E1 or T1, independently of the TDM interface STM-1 or OC-3.
2349 Note: Before changing this attribute, the signaling link has to be locked and it must not haveing any signaling devices configured.
2350 Note: This attribute is only valid for bladetype MSP-STM1 and MSP-OC3.
2351 The default setting is 'E1'. */
2352 /* This attribute is used to lock or unlock the interface.
2353 NOTE: The attribute ifAdminStatus shows the same value as lockline is set to. */
2354 /* This attribute is an alias name for the interface as specified by a network manager.
2355 It is used to identify interfaces by a text name, an option to assign a descriptive
2356 name to an interface. */
2357 /* This attribute defines loopback configuration.
2358 Note: Loopback is only used for test purpose and the link has to be locked before changing this attribute.
2359 The default setting is 'off'. */
2360 /* This class defines the SONET interface, an OC-3 interface including the SONET
2361 Line and SONET Section.
2362 The SonetInterface class has the following measurement families:
2363 * SONET line
2364 * Far End SONET line
2365 * SONET section */
2366 /* This attribute shows the administrative state of the SONET link interface. */
2367 /* This attribute shows the operational state of the SONET link interface. */
2368 /* This attribute presents the number of bits/second transported by a SONET link. */
2369 /* This attribute shows the time when the SONET link interface entered its operational state. */
2370 /* This attribute is used to lock orunlock a SONET link interface.
2371 NOTE: The attribute ifAdminStatus shows the same value as lockline is set to. */
2372 /* This attribute is an alias name for the interface as specified by a network manager.
2373 It is used to identify interfaces by a text name, an option to assign a descriptive name to an interface. */
2374 /* This attribute defines loopback configuration.
2375 Note: Loopback is only used for testpurpose and the link has to be locked before changing this attribute.
2376 The default setting is 'off'. */
2377 /* This attribute indicates whether linkUp or linkDown traps should be generated for the SONET link interface.
2378 The default setting is 'disabled'. */
2379 /* This attribute is for activation or deactivation of alarm when Alarm Indication Signal - SONET Line (AIS-L) is received.
2380 The default setting is 'on'. */
2381 /* This attribute is for activation or deactivation of alarm when Remote Defect Indication - SONET Line (RDI-L) is received.
2382 The default setting is 'on'. */
2383 /* This attribute allows you to specify the automatic insertion of a Remote Defect Indication - SONET Line (RDI-L) on the interface.
2384 The default setting is 'autoRdi'. */
2385 /* This attribute defines the insertion of a Remote Error Indication - SONET Line (REI-L) on the upstream interface.
2386 The default setting is 'auto'. */
2387 /* This attribute sets the Unavailability state mode, single or both directions considered when UAT is determined.
2388 It applies to all signal levels. The default setting is 'unidirectional'. */
2389 /* An integer value N that defines the threshold value for excessive Bit Error Rate (BER) on the SONET level.
2390 The threshold value is 10 raised to -N (10^-N). An alarm will be issued when the threshold has been reached.
2391 The alarm will be cleared when the excessive BER falls below one tenth of the threshold value.
2392 The threshold value must not be less than the degBerThr threshold.
2393 The default attribute value is 3, corresponding to a threshold value of 10^-3. */
2394 /* An integer value N that defines the threshold value for degraded Bit Error Rate (BER) on the SONET level.
2395 The threshold value is 10 raised to -N (10^-N). An alarm will be issued when the threshold has been reached.
2396 The alarm will be cleared when the degraded BER falls below one tenth of the threshold value.
2397 The threshold value must not be greater than the excBerThr threshold.
2398 The default attribute value is 6, corresponding to a threshold value of 10^-6. */
2399 /* Shows SONET section Background Block Errors (BBE).
2400 Family=SONET section. */
2401 /* Shows SONET section Errored Seconds (ES).
2402 Family=SONET section. */
2403 /* Shows SONET section Severely Errored Seconds (SES).
2404 Family=SONET section. */
2405 /* Shows SONET section UnAvailable Time (UAT).
2406 Family=SONET section. */
2407 /* Shows SONET line Background Block Errors (BBE).
2408 Family=SONET line. */
2409 /* Shows SONET line Errored Seconds (ES).
2410 Family=SONET line. */
2411 /* Shows SONET line Severely Errored Seconds (SES).
2412 Family=SONET line. */
2413 /* Shows SONET line UnAvailable Time (UAT).
2414 Family=SONET line. */
2415 /* Shows Far End SONET line Background Block Errors (BBE).
2416 Family=Far End SONET line. */
2417 /* Shows Far End SONET line Errored Seconds (ES).
2418 Family=Far End SONET line. */
2419 /* Shows Far End SONET line Severely Errored Seconds (SES).
2420 Family=Far End SONET line. */
2421 /* Shows Far End SONET line UnAvailable Time (UAT).
2422 Family=Far End SONET line. */
2423 /* This class defines the SONET path link interface, an STS-1 high order path
2424 representing the end-to-end data flow.
2425 There are 3 paths on an OC-3 interface
2426 The SonetPathlink class has the following measurement families:
2427 * SONET path
2428 * Far End SONET path */
2429 /* The path number for the SONET pathlink. */
2430 /* This attribute shows the administrative state of the SONET pathlink interface. */
2431 /* This attribute shows the operational state of the SONET pathlink interface. */
2432 /* This attribute presents the number of bits/second transported by a SONET pathlink. */
2433 /* This attribute shows the time that the SONET pathlink interface entered its operational state. */
2434 /* This attribute is used to lock or unlock an SONET pathlink interface.
2435 NOTE: The attribute ifAdminStatus shows the same value as lockline is set to. */
2436 /* This attribute is an alias name for the interface as specified by a network manager.
2437 It is used to identify interfaces by a text name, an option to assign a descriptive name to an interface. */
2438 /* This attribute indicates whether linkUp or linkDown traps should be generated for the SONET pathlink interface.
2439 The default setting is 'disabled' */
2440 /* This attribute is for activation or deactivation of alarm when Alarm Indication Signal (AIS-P) is received.
2441 The default setting is 'on'. */
2442 /* This attribute is for activation or deactivation of alarm when Remote Defect Indication (RDI-P) is received.
2443 The default setting is 'on'. */
2444 /* This attribute is for activation or deactivation of alarm when PayLoad Mismatch (PLM-P) has occurred.
2445 The default setting is 'on'. */
2446 /* This attribute is for activation or deactivation of alarm when Trace Identifier Mismatch (TIM-P) has occurred.
2447 The default setting is 'on'. */
2448 /* This attribute is for setting the RDI-P insertion mode.
2449 The default setting is 'auto'. */
2450 /* This attribute is for setting the length of the trace identifier strings.
2451 The default setting is 'char62'. */
2452 /* This attribute defines a sent trace identifier, a text string identifying the near end node.
2453 This value must match the configured trace length (tiLength).
2454 The default setting is '' (empty string). */
2455 /* This attribute defines an expected trace identifier, a text string which is compared with the string received from the far end node.
2456 An TIM-P alarm will be sent if there is a mismatch between this strings.
2457 This value must match the configured trace length (tiLength).
2458 The default setting is '' (empty string). */
2459 /* An integer value N that defines the threshold value for excessive Bit Error Rate (BER) on the SONET path level.
2460 The threshold value is 10 raised to -N (10^-N). An alarm will be issued when the threshold has been reached.
2461 The alarm will be cleared when the excessive BER falls below one tenth of the threshold value.
2462 The threshold value must not be less than the degBerThr threshold.
2463 The default attribute value is 3, corresponding to a threshold value of 10^-3.
2464 Note: all paths will be set to the same configuration. */
2465 /* An integer value N that defines the threshold value for degraded Bit Error Rate (BER) on the SONET path level.
2466 The threshold value is 10 raised to -N (10^-N). An alarm will be issued when the threshold has been reached.
2467 The alarm will be cleared when the degraded BER falls below one tenth of the threshold value.
2468 The threshold value must not be greater than the excBerThr threshold.
2469 The default attribute value is 6, corresponding to a threshold value of 10^-6. */
2470 /* Shows SONET path Background Block Errors (BBE).
2471 Family=SONET path. */
2472 /* Shows SONET path Errored Seconds (ES).
2473 Family=SONET path. */
2474 /* Shows SONET path Severely Errored Seconds (SES).
2475 Family=SONET path. */
2476 /* Shows SONET path UnAvailable Time (UAT).
2477 Family=SONET path. */
2478 /* Shows Far End SONET path Background Block Errors (BBE).
2479 Family=Far End SONET path. */
2480 /* Shows Far End SONET path Errored Seconds (ES).
2481 Family=Far End SONET path. */
2482 /* Shows Far End SONET path Severely Errored Seconds (SES).
2483 Family=Far End SONET path. */
2484 /* Shows Far End SONET path UnAvailable Time (UAT).
2485 Family=Far End SONET path. */
2486 /* This class defines the SONET subLink interface, representing the
2487 lower path with groups of Virtual Tributaries on SONET path and
2488 the 1.5 Mbit/s DS1 interface.
2489 There are 28 VT on a STS-1 path.
2490 The SonetSublink class has the following measurement families:
2491 * SONET low path
2492 * Far End SONET low path
2493 * DS1
2494 * Far End DS1 */
2495 /* The subport number for the SONET sublink. */
2496 /* This attribute shows the SONET sublink klm number. */
2497 /* This attribute shows the administrative state of the SONET sublink interface. */
2498 /* This attribute shows the operational state of the SONET sublink interface. */
2499 /* This attribute presents the number of bits/second transported by a SONET sublink. */
2500 /* This attribute shows the time when the SONET sublink interface entered its operational state. */
2501 /* This attribute is used to lock or unlock the sublink.
2502 NOTE: The attribute ifAdminStatus shows the same value as lockline is set to. */
2503 /* This attribute is an alias name for the interface as specified by a network manager.
2504 It is used to identify interfaces by a text name, an option to assign a descriptive name to an interface. */
2505 /* This attribute indicates whether linkUp or linkDown traps should be generated for the SONET lowpath.
2506 The default setting is 'disabled'. */
2507 /* This attribute is for activation or deactivation of alarm when Alarm Indication Signal (AIS-V) is received.
2508 The default setting is 'on'. */
2509 /* This attribute is for activation or deactivation of alarm when Remote Defect Indication (RDI-V) is received.
2510 The default setting is 'on'. */
2511 /* This attribute is for activation or deactivation of alarm when Payload Mismatch (LP-PLM) has occurred.
2512 The default setting is 'on'. */
2513 /* This attribute is used to specify the insertion of a Remote Defect Indication - SONET Virtual Tributary (RDI-V) on the upstream interface.
2514 The default setting is 'autoPlm'. */
2515 /* This attribute is used for setting the framing type
2516 Note: The sublink has to be locked before configuring.
2517 The default setting is 'esf'. */
2518 /* This attribute defines loopback configuration.
2519 Note: Loopback is only used for test purpose and the sublink has to be locked before changing this attribute.
2520 The default setting is 'off'. */
2521 /* This attribute indicates whether linkUp or linkDown traps should be generated for the SONET lowpath.
2522 The default setting is 'disabled'. */
2523 /* This attribute indicates whether a DS1 related alarm should be generated.
2524 The default setting is 'on'. */
2525 /* Shows SONET low path Background Block Errors (BBE).
2526 Family=SONET low path. */
2527 /* Shows SONET low path Errored Seconds (ES).
2528 Family=SONET low path. */
2529 /* Shows SONET low path Severely Errored Seconds (SES).
2530 Family=SONET low path. */
2531 /* Shows SONET low path UnAvailable Time (UAT).
2532 Family=SONET low path. */
2533 /* Shows Far End SONET low path Background Block Errors (BBE).
2534 Family=Far End SONET low path. */
2535 /* Shows Far End SONET low path Errored Seconds (ES).
2536 Family=Far End SONET low path. */
2537 /* Shows Far End SONET low path Severely Errored Seconds (SES).
2538 Family=Far End SONET low path. */
2539 /* Shows Far End SONET low path UnAvailable Time (UAT).
2540 Family=Far End SONET low path. */
2541 /* Shows DS1 Near End Errored Seconds (ES).
2542 Family=DS1. */
2543 /* Shows DS1 Near End Severely Errored Seconds (SES).
2544 Family=DS1. */
2545 /* Shows DS1 Near End Severely Errored Framing Seconds (SEFS).
2546 Family=DS1. */
2547 /* Shows DS1 Near End Unavailable Seconds (UAS).
2548 Family=DS1. */
2549 /* Shows DS1 Near End Controlled Slip Seconds (CSS).
2550 Family=DS1. */
2551 /* Shows DS1 Near End Bursty Errored Seconds (BES).
2552 Family=DS1. */
2553 /* Shows DS1 Near End Path Coding Violations (PCV).
2554 Family=DS1. */
2555 /* Shows Far End DS1 Errored Seconds (ES).
2556 Family=Far End DS1. */
2557 /* Shows Far End DS1 Severely Errored Seconds (SES).
2558 Family=Far End DS1. */
2559 /* Shows Far End DS1 Severely Errored Framing Seconds (SEFS).
2560 Family=Far End DS1. */
2561 /* Shows Far End Ds1 Unavailable Seconds (UAS).
2562 Family=Far End DS1. */
2563 /* Shows Far End DS1 Controlled Slip Seconds (CSS).
2564 Family=Far End DS1. */
2565 /* Shows Far End DS1 Bursty Errored Seconds (BES).
2566 Family=Far End DS1. */
2567 /* Shows Far End DS1 Path Coding Violations (PCV).
2568 Family=Far End DS1. */
2569 /* This class defines the 1.5 Mbit/s T1 interface for the MSP-16E1T1 blade.
2570 Note: To be able to configure line type and loopback type,
2571 the interface has to be locked.
2572 The T1Interface class has the following measurement families:
2573 * Near end T1
2574 * Far end T1 */
2575 /* A physical interface on the front of the blade. There are 16 physical T1 interfaces (ports). */
2576 /* This attribute shows the administrative state of a T1 interface. */
2577 /* This attribute shows the operational state of a T1 interface. */
2578 /* This attribute presents the number of bits/second transported by a T1 interface. */
2579 /* This attribute shows the time when a T1 interface entered its operational state. */
2580 /* This attribute shows the loopback state for a T1 interface. */
2581 /* This attribute shows the line state for a T1 interface. */
2582 /* This attribute is used to lock or unlock a T1 interface.
2583 NOTE: The attribute ifAdminStatus shows the same value as lockline is set to. */
2584 /* This attribute is an alias name for the T1 interface as specified by a network manager.
2585 It is used to identify interfaces by a text name, an option to assign a descriptive name to an interface. */
2586 /* This attribute indicates whether linkUp or linkDown traps should be generated for
2587 the T1 intferface.
2588 The default setting is 'disabled'. */
2589 /* This attribute defines loopback configuration.
2590 Note: Loopback is only used for test purpose and the link has
2591 to be locked before changing this attribute.
2592 The default setting is 'off'. */
2593 /* This attribute is for configuring the framing type for the T1 interface.
2594 Note: The T1 interface has to be locked before setting linetype.
2595 The default setting is 'esf'. */
2596 /* This attribute is for activation or deactivation of alarm
2597 when Alarm Indication Signal (AIS) is received.
2598 The default setting is 'on'. */
2599 /* This attribute is for activation or deactivation of alarm
2600 when Remote Alarm Indication (RAI) is received.
2601 The default setting is 'on'. */
2602 /* This attribute is used to configure the clock source. The chosen source
2603 will be used as transmit clock source for the T1 interface.
2604 The default setting is 'netsync'. */
2605 /* This attribute is used for configuration of the line length. The adjusting
2606 of the transmitted signal strength to adjust for damping due to the
2607 properties of the actual cable (for example, distance to the next receiving equipment).
2608 The default setting is 0.6 dB (0-40 m/0-133 feet). */
2609 /* Shows T1 Near End Errored Seconds (ES).
2610 Family=Near end T1. */
2611 /* Shows T1 Near End Severely Errored Seconds (SES).
2612 Family=Near end T1. */
2613 /* Shows T1 Near End Severely Errored Framing Seconds (SEFS).
2614 Family=Near end T1. */
2615 /* Shows T1 Near End Unavailable Seconds (UAS).
2616 Family=Near end T1. */
2617 /* Shows T1 Near End Controlled Slip Seconds (CSS).
2618 Family=Near end T1. */
2619 /* Shows T1 Near End Bursty Errored Seconds (BES).
2620 Family=Near end T1. */
2621 /* Shows T1 Near End Coding Violations (CV).
2622 Family=Near end T1. */
2623 /* Shows Far End T1 Errored Seconds (ES).
2624 Family=Far end T1. */
2625 /* Shows Far End T1 Severely Errored Seconds (SES).
2626 Family=Far end T1. */
2627 /* Shows Far End T1 Severely Errored Framing Seconds (SEFS).
2628 Family=Far end T1. */
2629 /* Shows Far End T1 Unavailable Seconds (UAS).
2630 Family=Far end T1. */
2631 /* Shows Far End T1 Controlled Slip Seconds (CSS).
2632 Family=Far end T1. */
2633 /* Shows Far End T1 Bursty Errored Seconds (BES).
2634 Family=Far end T1. */
2635 /* Shows Far End T1 Coding Violations (CV).
2636 Family=Far end T1. */
2637 /* System common parameters and blade pairs. */
2638 /* SCTP global parameters */
2639 /* The initial value that Retransmission Time-out will take.
2640 Measured in milliseconds. */
2641 /* The minimum value that Retransmission Time-out will take.
2642 Measured in milliseconds. */
2643 /* The maximum value that Retransmission Time-out will take.
2644 Measured in milliseconds. */
2645 /* Alpha shift factor. Used to compute the Smoothed Round Trip
2646 Time (SRTT) for a particular destination address. */
2647 /* Beta shift factor. Used to compute the Round Trip
2648 Time Variation(RTTV) for a particular destination address. */
2649 /* The maximum number of consecutive retransmissions to a remote peer. */
2650 /* The maximum number of retransmissions allowed for both INIT and
2651 COOKIE-ECHO chunks. */
2652 /* The maximum number of retransmissions during the shutdown
2653 of an association. */
2654 /* The maximum number of bytes a user is allowed to pass as
2655 non-fragmented user data in an SCTP_SEND_req messages. */
2656 /* Valid cookie life in the 4-way start-up handshake procedure.
2657 Shall be higher than the RTT in the network, but as small as
2658 possible due to security reasons. This parameter sets up the
2659 life span of the state cookie sent in the INIT_ACK chunk.
2660 Measured in milliseconds. */
2661 /* The ARP parameters. */
2662 /* The number of consecutive ARP requests sent without receiving an ARP
2663 reply before the next hop peer is considered to be down and a
2664 nexthopAlarm is issued. It is also used as the number of consecutive
2665 received ARP replies after which the next hop peer will be considered
2666 to be up and the nexthopAlarm is cleared.
2667 Note: The alarm is issued only when the first next hop peer is
2668 considered to be down. The alarm is cleared only when the last
2669 next hop peer is considered to be up. */
2670 /* The time between sending ARP requests when the next hop peer is up.
2671 The value indicates the number of 100 ms intervals between the requests. */
2672 /* The time between sending ARP requests when the next hop peer is down.
2673 TThe value indicates the number of 100 ms intervals between the requests. */
2674 /* The time between sending ARP requests when a new IP interface has been
2675 configured. It is also used as the time between sending ARP requests
2676 to detect when the address collision state has ceased and the
2677 addressCollisionAlarm is cleared. */
2678 /* The number of consecutive ARP requests sent without receiving an ARP
2679 reply before an address collision is ruled out at the activation of
2680 an IP interface. It is also used as the number of consecutive sent
2681 ARP Requests without receiving an ARP reply before the address
2682 collision state is considered to no longer exist and the
2683 addressCollisionAlarm is cleared. */
2684 /* A pair of blades for 1+1 CP redundancy. */
2685 /* The identity of the blade pair. E.g. "0-8,0-9" */
2686 /* A sequence of references to Blade object instances. */
2687 /* The physical tone.
2688 A physical tone is a cadence that is repeated a number of times. A cadence consists
2689 of up to five cadence components each specified with frequency, level, modulation,
2690 iteration, pulse and pause duration. At startup the system creates 16 default tones,
2691 which can be modified and deleted in the same way as the tones you have configured yourself.
2692 The maximum number of physical tones are 256, including the default tones. */
2693 /* A unique name string for the tone. */
2694 /* Whether the tone replaces or is mixed with the voice. */
2695 /* The modulation type of the first component. */
2696 /* The number of times the first component will be repeated. */
2697 /* The duration (in milliseconds) of the pulse of the first component. */
2698 /* The duration (in milliseconds) of the pause of the first component. */
2699 /* The modulation ratio (%) of frequencyA and frequencyB of the first component. This parameter is NOT used if the modulationComp1 is set to addition. */
2700 /* The value of frequencyA (Hz) in the first component. */
2701 /* The value of the attenuation level (dBm0) for frequencyA in the first component. */
2702 /* The value of frequencyB (Hz) in the first component. */
2703 /* The value of the attenuation level (dBm0) for frequencyB in the first component. */
2704 /* The modulation type of the second component. */
2705 /* The number of times the second component will be repeated. */
2706 /* The duration (in milliseconds) of the pulse of the second component. */
2707 /* The duration (in milliseconds) of the pause of the second component. */
2708 /* The modulation ratio (%) of frequencyA and frequencyB of the second component. This parameter is NOT used if the modulationComp2 is set to addition. */
2709 /* The value of frequencyA (Hz) in the second component. */
2710 /* The value of the attenuation level (dBm0) for frequencyA in the second component. */
2711 /* The value of frequencyB (Hz) in the second component. */
2712 /* The value of the attenuation level (dBm0) for frequencyB in the second component. */
2713 /* The modulation type of the third component. */
2714 /* The number of times the third component shall be repeated. */
2715 /* The duration (in miliseconds) of the pulse of the third component. */
2716 /* The duration (in miliseconds) of the pause of the third component. */
2717 /* The modulation ratio (%) of frequencyA and frequencyB of the third component. This parameter is NOT used if the modulationComp3 is set to addition. */
2718 /* The value of frequencyA (Hz) in the third component. */
2719 /* The value of the attenuation level (dBm0) for frequencyA in the third component. */
2720 /* The value of frequencyB (Hz) in the third component. */
2721 /* The value of the attenuation level (dBm0) for frequencyB in the third component. */
2722 /* The modulation type of the fourth component. */
2723 /* The number of times the fourth component shall be repeated. */
2724 /* The duration (in milliseconds) of the pulse of the fourth component. */
2725 /* The duration (in milliseconds) of the pause of the fourth component. */
2726 /* The modulation ratio (%) of frequencyA and frequencyB of the fourth component. This parameter is NOT used if the modulationComp4 is set to addition. */
2727 /* The value of frequencyA (Hz) in the fourth component. */
2728 /* The value of the attenuation level (dBm0) for frequencyA in the fourth component. */
2729 /* The value of frequencyB (Hz) in the fourth component. */
2730 /* The value of the attenuation level (dBm0) for frequencyB in the fourth component. */
2731 /* The modulation type of the fifth component. */
2732 /* The number of times the fifth component shall be repeated. */
2733 /* The duration (in milliseconds) of the pulse of the fifth component. */
2734 /* The duration (in milliseconds) of the pause of the fifth component. */
2735 /* The modulation ratio (%) of frequencyA and frequencyB of the fifth component. This parameter is NOT used if the modulationComp5 is set to addition. */
2736 /* The value of frequencyA (Hz) in the fifth component. */
2737 /* The value of the attenuation level (dBm0) for frequencyA in the fifth component. */
2738 /* The value of frequencyB (Hz) in the fifth component. */
2739 /* The value of the attenuation level (dBm0) for frequencyB in the fifth component. */
2740 /* The traffic supervision parameters. */
2741 /* The threshold for the number of received malicious packets during a
2742 20-second period. When this value is reached or exceeded, a
2743 maliciousTrafficAlarm is issued.
2744
2745 Note: Setting this attribute to 0 disables the supervision of
2746 received malicious packets.
2747
2748 The malicious packets will be discarded and logged irrespectively of
2749 the threshold value. */
2750 /* The hysteresis for malicious packets threshold. The
2751 maliciousTrafficAlarm is cleared when the number of
2752 received packets during a 20-second period is less than (Malicious
2753 packets threshold minus Malicious threshold hysteresis). */
2754 /* The threshold for excessive traffic, that is, packets discarded due to
2755 policing, specified as the average bandwidth, in kbit/s, during a
2756 20-second period. When this value is reached or exceeded, an
2757 excessiveTrafficAlarm is issued.
2758
2759 Note: Setting this attribute to 0 disables the supervision of received excessive
2760 packet.
2761
2762 The excessive traffic will be discarded and logged irrespectively of
2763 the threshold value. */
2764 /* The hysteresis for excessive traffic threshold in kbit/s during a
2765 20-second period. The excessiveTrafficAlarm is cleared when the
2766 average packets bandwidth falls below (Excessive traffic threshold
2767 minus Excessive traffic hysteresis). */
2768 /* Media stop means that no media (RTP or RTCP) has been received in any
2769 stream on a termination for the configured period of time.
2770 When media stop is detected the MGW notifies the GC of the inactive
2771 media streams via H.248.
2772 * Off: no media supervision
2773 * 1 m, 2 m, 5 m, 10 m, 30 m, 1 h, 6 h, 12 h, 24 h: no packets have
2774 been received in 1 minute, 2 minutes, -, 24 hours.
2775
2776 Not */
2777 /* e: The media stop supervision time specifies the interval
2778 between two consecutive checks of an inactive media
2779 stream in the MGW. That is, when the timer expires, the
2780 MGW checks all its media streams to see whether any
2781 streams are inactive. An individual stream that has been
2782 inactive during the period between two consecutive media
2783 stop checks will be reported as an inactive media stream
2784 to the GC. This means that the actual time period during
2785 which the stream has been inactive when the GC is
2786 notified may be up to twice as long as the time specified by
2787 the Media stop supervision time. */
2788 /* Activates or deactivates the logging of malicious traffic.
2789 * On: Logging
2790 * Off: No logging. */
2791 /* This attribute is used to activate or deactivate the logging of
2792 excessive traffic.
2793 * On: Logging
2794 * Off: No logging. */
2795 /* Represents the IP Network that the MGW is interfacing. */
2796 /* Static route for the H.248 signaling traffic towards a controller. */
2797 /* The subnet address of the remote network. */
2798 /* The mask length of the subnet. */
2799 /* The bladesystems subnet segment indicated by
2800 which edge router used as next hop. */
2801 /* The Virtual Router.
2802 The virtual router contains all the IP interfaces, next hops,
2803 and routes that have been defined for media transport. */
2804 /* The IP interface.
2805 The IP interface is an entity terminating the IP layer.
2806 The IP interface has an associated IP address.
2807 In order to delete a IP interface the administrative state
2808 has to be locked. */
2809 /* The IP address of the IP interface. */
2810 /* The Ethernet interface for this IP interface. */
2811 /* The VLAN identity that the IP interface
2812 is related to. */
2813 /* The subnet mask length. */
2814 /* The subnet segment mask length. */
2815 /* Deprecated attribute.
2816 Kept for backwards compatibility. */
2817 /* Deprecated attribute.
2818 Kept for backwards compatibility. */
2819 /* The current administrative state.
2820 Also used to set administrative state. */
2821 /* The state of the IP interface.
2822 Indicates if the IP interface is possible to use for traffic
2823 (enabled) or not possible to use for traffic (disabled).
2824 A change of the administrative state does not change
2825 the operational state. The operational state can be Enabled while
2826 the administrative state is Locked. */
2827 /* The lowest allowed UDP port for media
2828 To be used for dynamic connections
2829 and SPCs on IP interfaces.
2830 Exception: Leased line terminations use the range
2831 1024 - 4095.
2832 * The low UDP port number must be lower than the high UDP port number.
2833 * There must be at least 4 ports available in the port range.
2834 * The low UDP port number must be an even number. */
2835 /* The highest allowed UDP port for media
2836 To be used for dynamic connections
2837 and SPCs on IP interfaces.
2838 Exception: Leased line terminations use the range
2839 1024 - 4095.
2840 * The high UDP port number must be higher than the low UDP port number.
2841 * There must be at least 4 ports available in the port range.
2842 * The high UDP port number must be an odd number. */
2843 /* The identity of the address group.
2844 The value zero means that the IP interface
2845 is not included in an address group. */
2846 /* The address must be in the correct address group
2847 to be selected.
2848 The value true means that the IP interface
2849 is only selected if it is in an address group. */
2850 /* The number of received accepted packets.
2851 Family=Media Statistics. */
2852 /* The number of octets in received accepted packets.
2853 The number of octets does not include
2854 the Ethernet overhead.
2855 Family=Media Statistics. */
2856 /* The number of packets to be sent.
2857 Some of these packets might be discarded
2858 due to traffic management.
2859 Family=Media Statistics. */
2860 /* The number of octets in packets to be sent.
2861 Some of these packets might later
2862 be discarded due to traffic management.
2863 Family=Media Statistics. */
2864 /* The number of received malicious packets that were discarded.
2865 The following types of IP packets are considered malicious
2866 and are counted per IP Interface:
2867 * packets sent on an unconfigured media stream (IP address and port)
2868 * packets that have a source address and/or port different from
2869 the address that has been configured for the media stream,
2870 if Media source filtering is active
2871 * packets with a transport protocol other than UDP
2872 Family=Media Statistics. */
2873 /* The number of received packets that
2874 have been discarded due to bandwidth policing.
2875 Family=Media Statistics. */
2876 /* The number of octets in received packets
2877 that have been discarded due to bandwidth policing.
2878 Family=Media Statistics. */
2879 /* The number of received packets that were discarded for other reasons:
2880 * Packets received when stream mode is inactive or send only.
2881 * Packets that could not be transmitted due to stream mode set
2882 to inactive or receive only.
2883 * RTCP packets received when configured to be discarded.
2884 * Packets that were seen as late media.
2885 Family=Media Statistics. */
2886 /* The number of outgoing packets that were
2887 discarded due to no next hop MAC address.
2888 Family=Media Statistics. */
2889 /* The next hop for a route.
2890 A next hop is a node via which IP traffic is routed.
2891 It is needed when a IP source address and an IP destination
2892 address are not on the same subnet.
2893 In order to delete a next hop the administrative state
2894 has to be locked. */
2895 /* The IP address of the next hop. */
2896 /* The current administrative state.
2897 Also used to set administrative state. */
2898 /* The route table contains entries with subnets that we are interested in
2899 sending packets to. If the subnet is beyond a router, there should be at
2900 least one next hop is associated to the route.
2901 When an IP interface is created, an interface route is created
2902 implicitly, based on the IP address and subnet mask. There is no next hop
2903 associated to an interface route. If the IP interface is deleted the
2904 associated interface route is also deleted. */
2905 /* The address prefix of the remote subnet address. */
2906 /* The number of relevant bits
2907 in the address prefix. */
2908 /* The static routes are created manually.
2909 The interface routes are created automatically
2910 when the IP interface is created. */
2911 /* The Next Hop(s) for this Route. */
2912 /* Media Gateway Application for voice and video connection control. */
2913 /* Offset in the subnet segnent, from where MGW will
2914 start to allocate local addresses. */
2915 /* Payload Profile */
2916 /* Payload Type */
2917 /* Packetization Time */
2918 /* Payload Mapping */
2919 /* Encoding name */
2920 /* Payload Type */
2921 /* A physical device on the signaling interface.
2922
2923 Either signalingInterface, e1Interface or t1Interface must be set.
2924
2925 Attribute admState must be set to 'locked' before a signaling device can
2926 be deleted. */
2927 /* The name of the device. */
2928 /* Administrative state. */
2929 /* Reference to an instance of the class E1 interface. */
2930 /* Reference to an instance of the class Signaling interface. */
2931 /* Reference to an instance of the class T1 interface. */
2932 /* A TDM channel provisioned on the signaling device. */
2933 /* The time slot for the signaling channel */
2934 /* A collection of tone types to be configured for the MGW application.
2935 A default tone profile is created by the system. */
2936 /* The name of the tone profile. */
2937 /* Objects for translating H.248 tone names to physical tones. */
2938 /* The name of the tone. This attribute can be specified several times,
2939 once for for each different toneid. */
2940 /* Default tone timeout in 10 ms interval (1 = 10 ms, 2 = 20 ms ...).
2941 The value 0 will cause the tone will be played until the GC gives
2942 order to stop the tone. */
2943 /* Reference to an instance of the class Physical Tone. */
2944 /* A Virtual Signaling Gateway (SGW) Application Server (AS)
2945 is responsible for termination and translating the signaling
2946 protocols on TDM signaling interfaces to IUA/DUA signaling
2947 transport over the IP network to a gateway controller. */
2948 /* A string that identifies the signaling gateway. This string is also
2949 used to identify the application server. */
2950 /* Indicates in which blade pair of the system the application server
2951 is going to reside. */
2952 /* The operational state of the application server.
2953
2954 down:
2955 The Application Server is unavailable. This state implies
2956 that all related ASPs are in the ASP-DOWN state for this AS.
2957 Initially, the AS will be in this state.
2958
2959 active:
2960 The Application Server is available and application traffic
2961 is active. This state implies that at least one ASP is in the up
2962 state.
2963
2964 inactive:
2965 The Application Server is available but no application
2966 traffic is active (that is, one or more related ASPs are in the
2967 noAssociation or inactive state, but none in the up state).
2968 The recovery timer T(r) is not running or has expired.
2969
2970 pending:
2971 An active ASP has transitioned from active to inactive
2972 or down and it was the last remaining active ASP in the AS.
2973 A recovery timer T(r) will be started, and all incoming SCN messages
2974 will be queued by the SG. If an ASP becomes active before T(r)
2975 expires, the AS will change to the active state, and all the queued
2976 messages will be sent to the active ASP. */
2977 /* The time in seconds during which the AS buffers switched circuit
2978 network (SCN) messages waits for an ASP to become active.
2979 If an ASP becomes active before the timer expires, the buffered
2980 messages are sent. If the timer expires the messages are discarded.
2981 -1 means indefinitely.
2982 The value 0 means that messages are discarded immediately. */
2983 /* An Application Server Process (ASP) is responsible for the SCTP
2984 transport of IUA/DUA signaling over the IP network to a gateway
2985 controller. A maximum of 2 ASPs with an SCTP association can be
2986 configured and one is active at a time. */
2987 /* A unique name identifying the application server process (ASP). */
2988 /* The administrative state of the application server process.
2989
2990 unlocked:
2991 The ASP is unlocked. Unlocking an ASP makes the Operational state
2992 change to up, inactive or noAssociation depending on whether there is
2993 application traffic active or not.
2994
2995 locked:
2996 The ASP is locked. Locking an ASP makes the Operational state change
2997 to down and, consequently, the ASP can no longer be used. */
2998 /* The number of received chunks that have been dropped due to buffer
2999 overflow in the receiving buffer.
3000
3001 If the control link has been locked or the Operational state is
3002 disabled, the counter restarts from zero.
3003
3004 Family=SCTP statistics. */
3005 /* Number of times a communication resume indication has been
3006 sent to the user.
3007
3008 If the control link has been locked or the Operational state is
3009 disabled, the counter restarts from zero.
3010
3011 Family=SCTP statistics. */
3012 /* Number of sent chunks that have been dropped due to buffer
3013 overflow in the sending buffer.
3014
3015 If the control link has been locked or the Operational state is
3016 disabled, the counter restarts from zero.
3017
3018 Family=SCTP statistics. */
3019 /* Number of times a communication stop indication has been
3020 sent to the user.
3021
3022 If the control link has been locked or the Operational state is
3023 disabled, the counter restarts from zero.
3024
3025 Family=SCTP statistics. */
3026 /* A string that identifies the Gateway Controller to which the
3027 ASP will connect. The name is optional and may be left empty. */
3028 /* The first IP address of the remote Gateway Controller. */
3029 /* The second IP address of the remote Gateway Controller, optionally
3030 used for SCTP multihoming. */
3031 /* The interval in seconds used by SCTP to monitor that the communication
3032 with the Gateway Controller is alive.
3033 The recommended value is 60. */
3034 /* The number of SCTP streams. Negotiated with the remote end.
3035 The value is not to be trusted when the SCTP association is down. */
3036 /* Local SCTP IP address 1.
3037 Must be set when used by MSAN. Else automatically assigned from the
3038 H.248 IS subnet segment. */
3039 /* Local SCTP IP address 2.
3040 Must be set when used by MSAN. Else automatically assigned from the
3041 H.248 IS subnet segment. */
3042 /* Local SCTP port. The signaling gateway listens for incoming
3043 messages on this port number. Must be a unique port number.
3044 The port must not be the same as for any of the H.248 control
3045 links terminating on the associated blade pair. */
3046 /* The operational state of the application server process.
3047
3048 down:
3049 Application Server Process is down, yet the SCTP association is
3050 available.
3051
3052 up:
3053 The Application Server Process is up, consequently the SCTP
3054 association is available.
3055
3056 noAssociation:
3057 The ASP is available but the SCTP association is down, consequently
3058 the Application Server Process is down.
3059
3060 inactive:
3061 The ASP is available but not y */
3062 /* et activated. */
3063 /* The number for streams to be negotiated for the SCTP association.
3064 The configured value may change after negotiation with the
3065 remote end.
3066 The value is not to be trusted when the SCTP association is down.
3067 Recommended value is 20. */
3068 /* The number of SCTP packets received with an invalid checksum.
3069
3070 If the control link has been locked or the Operational state is
3071 disabled, the counter is restarted from zero.
3072
3073 Family=SCTP statistics. */
3074 /* The number of complete data chunks (user messages) received from
3075 the peers (retransmission included).
3076
3077 If the control link has been locked or the Operational state is
3078 disabled, the counter restarts from zero.
3079
3080 Family=SCTP statistics. */
3081 /* The number of datagrams received with chunk type id >0.
3082
3083 If the control link has been locked or the Operational state is
3084 disabled, the counter restarts from zero.
3085
3086 Family=SCTP statistics. */
3087 /* The number of received SCTP packets.
3088
3089 If the control link has been locked or the Operational state is
3090 disabled, the counter restarts from zero.
3091
3092 Family=SCTP statistics. */
3093 /* The number of reassembled user messages, incremented when the
3094 first data chunk of a fragmented message is received.
3095
3096 If the control link has been locked or the Operational state is
3097 disabled, the counter restarts from zero.
3098
3099 Family=SCTP statistics. */
3100 /* The remote SCTP port. */
3101 /* The number of data chunks retransmitted to the peers.
3102
3103 If the control link has been locked or the Operational state is
3104 disabled, the counter restarts from zero.
3105
3106 Family=SCTP statistics. */
3107 /* Whether the application server process will act as a client or
3108 a server. */
3109 /* The number of complete data chunks (user messages) sent to the peers
3110 (retransmission included).
3111
3112 If the control link has been locked or the Operational state is
3113 disabled, the counter restarts from zero.
3114
3115 Family=SCTP statistics. */
3116 /* The number of datagrams sent with chunk type id >0.
3117
3118 If the control link has been locked or the Operational state is
3119 disabled, the counter restarts from zero.
3120
3121 Family=SCTP statistics. */
3122 /* The number of fragmented user messages, incremented when the
3123 first data chunk of a fragmented message is sent.
3124
3125 If the control link has been locked or the Operational state is
3126 disabled, the counter restarts from zero.
3127
3128 Family=SCTP statistics. */
3129 /* The number of sent SCTP packets.
3130
3131 If the control link has been locked or the Operational state is
3132 disabled, the counter restarts from zero.
3133
3134 Family=SCTP statistics. */
3135 /* A signaling interface that the virtual SGW is responsible for.
3136 It is terminating the ISDN,DPNSS or DASS2 signaling protocols
3137 on timeslot 16 of an SDH E1 sublink.
3138
3139 Either sdhSubLink or e1Interface must be set. */
3140 /* A unique identifier of the signaling interface. */
3141 /* Not used in the current version. For future development.
3142 The number of active data links in the signaling interface.
3143 Only applicable to DPNSS and DASS2. */
3144 /* The administrative state of the signaling interface.
3145
3146 unlocked:
3147 The signaling interface is unlocked. The interface is in operation so
3148 data traffic can run on it.
3149
3150 locked:
3151 The signaling interface is locked. When the interface is locked, no
3152 data traffic can pass it. */
3153 /* A string that identifies the signaling interface.
3154 The first character must be a letter (a..z) followed by any of:
3155 a..z
3156 0..9
3157 / (forward slash)
3158 _ (underscore).
3159 Uppercase letters may be entered but are converted to lower case
3160 when the attribute is stored internally. The name is optional and
3161 may be left empty. Used for ISM purpose only */
3162 /* A hexadecimal indicating which timeslots are used as signaling
3163 interfaces.
3164 For the DUA signaling protocol, you specify a Bitmap channel,
3165 indicating for which Timeslot links will be created. You can only
3166 specify one Bitmap channel.
3167 For the DPNSS protocol there is one bitmap for the real channels and
3168 another for the virtual channels. The bitmap for virtual channels is a
3169 copy of the bitmap for real channels, so you can only specify one
3170 bitmap.
3171 For the DASS2 there is just one bitmap for the channels.
3172
3173 The hexadecimal format is represented with an octet string. For each
3174 octet the least significant bit corresponds to the lowest channel.
3175 octet #0 represents channels 0 to 7
3176 octet #1 represents channel 8 to 15
3177 octet #2 represents channel 16 to 23
3178 octet #3 represents channel 24 to 31
3179
3180 For example, if channels 0 and 16 are not used, the octet string looks
3181 like:
3182 FFFEFFFE.
3183
3184 This gives us the bits: 1111 1111 1111 1110 1111 1111 1111 1110
3185 The first bit being the most significant bit and the last being the
3186 least significant bit.
3187
3188 Octet #0 is represented as FF which equals the bits: 1111 1111.
3189 Signaling interfaces will be created on all channels 24-31.
3190
3191 Octet #1 is represented as FE which equals the bits: 1111 1110.
3192 Signaling interfaces will be created on all channels except the channel
3193 that corresponds to the least significant bit, which is channel 16.
3194
3195 Octet #2 is represented as FF which equals the bits: 1111 1111.
3196 Signaling interfaces will be created on all channels 8-15.
3197
3198 Octet #3 is represented as FE which equals the bits: 1111 1110.
3199 Signaling interfaces will be created on all channels except the
3200 channel that corresponds to the least significant bit, which is
3201 channel 0.
3202
3203 Only applicable to DPNSS and DASS2.
3204 The bitmap has the same format as an ip-address. */
3205 /* The state of the data link.
3206 Only applicable to ISDN. */
3207 /* Reference to the E1 Interface object */
3208 /* Reference to the T1 Interface object */
3209 /* Reference to the SDH sublink. */
3210 /* Reference to the SONET sublink. */
3211 /* Not used in the current version. For future development.
3212 The number of failed data links in the signaling interface.
3213 Only applicable to DPNSS and DASS2. */
3214 /* The maximum time, in seconds, with no frames being exchanged on the
3215 Q.921 level. The Q921 name for this timer is T203.
3216 The value range is 5-30 with recommended value 10 for ISDN
3217 and 30-600 with recommended value 300 for DPNSS and DASS2. */
3218 /* Number of incoming layer 3 messages.
3219 Family=Signaling statistics. */
3220 /* Number of outgoing layer 3 messages.
3221 Family=Signaling statistics. */
3222 /* The line type, either of public or private.
3223 Only applicable to DASS2. Recommended value: public */
3224 /* Not used in the current version. For future development.
3225 The number of locked data links in the signaling interface.
3226 Only applicable to DPNSS and DASS2. */
3227 /* The maximum delay, in milliseconds, in which the SGW must acknowledge a
3228 frame. It must be less than the retransmission timer.
3229 Recommended value 200.
3230 Only applicable to ISDN.
3231 The value must be a multiple of 100. */
3232 /* The maximum number of frames that may be unacknowledged at any given time.
3233 Known as K for IUA.
3234 Recommended value 7.
3235 Only applicable to ISDN. */
3236 /* The maximum number of retransmissions of a frame.
3237 Known as N200 for IUA and NL for DUA.
3238 The value range is 1-10 with recommended value 3 for ISDN
3239 and 16-128 with recommended value 64 for DPNSS and DASS2.
3240 The value must be a multiple of 100. */
3241 /* Shows the Gateway Controller link status.
3242 Only applicable to ISDN. */
3243 /* The type of signaling interface: ISDN, DPNSS or DASS2 */
3244 /* The side of the signaling interface.
3245 One side of the signaling interface has to be defined as A or network
3246 and the other as B or user.
3247 Valid values for ISDN are network and user with recommended value
3248 network.
3249 Valid values for DPNSS and DASS2 are A and B with recommended value A. */
3250 /* The time, in milliseconds, after which a non-acknowledged frame is
3251 retransmitted. If the maximum number of retransmission attempts has
3252 been exceeded, the reestablishment procedure is initiated.
3253 Known as T200 for IUA and NT1 for DUA.
3254 The value-range is 1000-10000 with recommended value 3000 for ISDN
3255 and 100-10000 with recommended value 500 for DPN */
3256 /* SS and DASS2. */
3257 /* The maximum number of frames that can be buffered to be sent on the
3258 signaling interface.
3259 Value range is 1-300 with recommended value 30 for ISDN
3260 and 1-10 with recommended value 4 for DPNSS and DASS2. */
3261 /* Virtual Media Gateway (VMG), abstraction within a Media Gateway
3262 representing the TDM resources (see Physical Device) as seen through one
3263 H.248 termination (see H.248 link). The attached control link can either
3264 be of type H248SctpLink or H248UdpLink. */
3265 /* The name of the virtual media gateway. This name is used as the
3266 message identifier in all H.248 messages sent from a virtual media
3267 gateway. */
3268 /* The size of the adaptive jitter buffer (in milliseconds)
3269 used by audio connections.
3270
3271 Streaming 3G-324M connections use a static algorithm for audio.
3272
3273 The adaptive jitter buffer size determines how much IP jitter can be
3274 managed, a 200 ms jitter buffer can manage an IP jitter of 100 ms.
3275 Indirectly the adaptive jitter buffer size also specifies the maximum
3276 delay that is acceptable for audio.
3277
3278 The adaptation mechanism always tries to minimize the actual delay
3279 introduced by the buffer.
3280
3281 The adaptive jitter buffer size must be at least be as big as the
3282 longest payload packetization time (ptime) used in the network.
3283 To this value should be added a margin of at least one frame time,
3284 that is:
3285
3286 10 ms for G.711
3287 20 ms for AMR
3288 30 ms for G.723.
3289
3290 For example: If G.711 with ptime 20 ms and G.723 with ptime 30 ms are
3291 used in the network, the buffer size must at least have a size of
3292 60 ms, since G.723 is the worst case (30 ms ptime + 30 ms frame time)
3293
3294 A modification of this attribute does only affect new calls, not
3295 established calls. */
3296 /* The number of dynamic audio call establishment attempts.
3297 Family=MGW call counters. */
3298 /* The number of failed dynamic audio call establishment attempts.
3299 Family=MGW call counters. */
3300 /* The number of congested audio call attempts.
3301 Family=MGW call counters. */
3302 /* Indicates whether the Detailed termination information package will be
3303 supported for all physical terminations in this virtual media gateway.
3304 The detailed termination information package provides additional
3305 information in the standard H.248 protocol to the GC, for example,
3306 device type, device state, and law conversion, etc. It is sent from
3307 the virtual media gateway to the GC during audit. */
3308 /* Specifies the standard to follow for echo cancellation; possible
3309 standards are G.164, G.165 or G.168. A modification of this attribute
3310 only affects new calls, not established calls. */
3311 /* The maximum estimated audio jitter, in milliseconds, of the
3312 IP network(s) interfaced by the Media Gateway. The value is used by
3313 connection types using a static jitter buffer algorithm for audio.
3314 Currently only streaming 3G-324M connections use a static algorithm
3315 for audio.
3316
3317 A modification of this attribute does only affect new calls, not
3318 already calls. */
3319 /* The maximum estimated data jitter, in milliseconds, of the IP
3320 network(s) interfaced by the VMG. The value is used by connection
3321 types using a static jitter buffer algorithm for data. */
3322 /* A string to be used as a prefix for the IP ephemeral termination
3323 identifier. The IP ephemeral termination is a termination that is
3324 created by the system at the time of connection setup, as opposed to a
3325 physical termination that is configured by the operator. The ephemeral
3326 termination name is used to identify the ephemeral termination in a
3327 virtual media gateway.
3328
3329 This string is used as the first portion of a two-level ephemeral
3330 termination naming scheme, used by the virtual media gateway.
3331
3332 For example, if you assign the string rtpip1 to a virtual media
3333 gateway, the ephemeral terminations in that virtual media gateway will
3334 look like rtpip1/0x0102030f. */
3335 /* The operational state of a virtual media gateway.
3336
3337 enabled: The virtual media gateway has established communication
3338 with a GC and is functioning correctly.
3339 disabled: The virtual media gateway is unable to communicate with
3340 the GC. There can be a number of reasons, for example:
3341 - The virtual media gateway is performing an
3342 initial start.
3343 - There is no active H.248 control link.
3344 - The virtual media gateway is trying to attach to a GC by
3345 sending a H.248 ServiceChange message to the GC. It
3346 will remain in this state while waiting for a response
3347 from the GC. */
3348 /* Profile supported by the VMG.
3349 The VMG indicates to the VMG Controller the profile supported by
3350 the VMG. If the VMG Controller does not support the profile, the
3351 operational state remains 'down'. */
3352 /* The string sent in the first service change command.
3353 This name overrides the system defined default value.
3354 This attribute is optional. */
3355 /* Indicates whether the RTCP packets are forwarded or not in a transcoder-free
3356 mode. This field is only relevant if the VMG is configured for IP. */
3357 /* Turn RTCP on or off. */
3358 /* The source address filtering.
3359 addressAndPort means checking both the source IP address and UDP port.
3360 Address means checking only the source IP address.
3361 Off means no call filtering. */
3362 /* Reference to an instance of the class Tone profile. */
3363 /* The number of dynamic video call establishment attempts.
3364 Family=MGW call counters. */
3365 /* The number of failed dynamic video call establishment attempts.
3366 Family=MGW call counters. */
3367 /* The number of congested video call attempts.
3368 Family=MGW call counters. */
3369 /* Turn RTCP network packet loss statistic sending to enabled or diasabled. */
3370 /* Turn RTCP jitter buffer discard rate statistic sending to enabled or diasabled. */
3371 /* Turn RTCP round trip delay statistic sending to enabled or diasabled. */
3372 /* A TDM resource containing a number of channels for voice and video
3373 connections, E1 on an MSP-STM1 interface (SDH sublink) or T1 on an
3374 MSP-OC3 interface (SONET sublink) or an E1 or T1 interface on an
3375 MSP-16E1T1.
3376
3377 Either sonetSubLink, sdhSubLink, e1Interface or t1Interface must be set.
3378
3379 Attribute admState must be set to 'locked' before the device can be
3380 deleted. */
3381 /* The name of the device. */
3382 /* The number of active resources.
3383 Family=Processing load statistics. */
3384 /* The administrative state. */
3385 /* The default value for echo cancellation */
3386 /* Used to specify default speech encoding value for the device.
3387 This field must be specified when the device is created. */
3388 /* Reference to an instance of the class E1 Interface. */
3389 /* Echo Window in kbit/s. */
3390 /* The number of failed call setup attempts.
3391 Family=Processing load statistics. */
3392 /* A list of the time slots that have been
3393 permanently configured with a loopback. This field can only be
3394 specified when the device is created. */
3395 /* The operational state. */
3396 /* Reference to an instance of the class SDH sublink. */
3397 /* The number of call setup attempts.
3398 Family=Processing load statistics. */
3399 /* Reference to an instance of the class SONET sublink. */
3400 /* Reference to an instance of the class T1 Interface. */
3401 /* This type describes the MG physical device type. */
3402 /* Indicates whether a device supports V5.2 package.
3403 The package is used to set and read Sa7 bit of a V5.2 interface via
3404 H.248.
3405
3406 enabled The V5.2 package support is enabled.
3407 disabled The V5.2 package support is disabled.
3408
3409 Note: This attribute is ignored for provisioned TDM connections. */
3410 /* A physical termination on physical device for Semipermanent
3411 connections.
3412
3413 24 (on SONET sublink) or 31 (on SDH sublink) terminations are created by
3414 the system when a physical device is created. */
3415 /* The time slot number. The range is 1-24 for T1 terminations and 1-31 for
3416 E1 terminations. */
3417 /* The context id where the termination currently resides. */
3418 /* Echo cancellation flag. */
3419 /* A list of the H.248 events that are currently being monitored. */
3420 /* Speech conversion flag. */
3421 /* The time stamp set when the termination was added to a new context. */
3422 /* A text string that identifies the H.248 tone id.
3423 An empty string indicates that no tone is being played. */
3424 /* A test termination is a physical termination that is reserved and used
3425 for TSS audio test calls. */
3426 /* Time slot number. The range is 1-24 for T1 terminations and 1-31 for
3427 E1 terminations. */
3428 /* The codec to be used by this test termination. The controller
3429 chooses a codec during the call setup, but if a specific codec is
3430 specified here, it will override the one sent by the controller. This
3431 makes it possible to force the call to use a specific codec. */
3432 /* Comfort noise/Silence suppression. */
3433 /* Packetization time (in milliseconds). */
3434 /* Tone relay. */
3435 /* Internal arrival jitter.
3436 Family=RTP/RTCP statistics. */
3437 /* Packet propagation delay.
3438 Family=RTP/RTCP statistics. */
3439 /* The number of RTP octets received.
3440 Family=RTP/RTCP statistics. */
3441 /* The number of RTP octets sent.
3442 Family=RTP/RTCP statistics. */
3443 /* The number of RTP packets lost.
3444 Family=RTP/RTCP statistics. */
3445 /* The number of RTP packets received.
3446 Family=RTP/RTCP statistics. */
3447 /* The number of RTP packets sent.
3448 Family=RTP/RTCP statistics. */
3449 /* Indicates whether the test termination is active in a call. Possible
3450 values are active or idle */
3451 /* The termination name, i.e the concatenation: DeviceName/Channel. */
3452 /* A group of virtual IP terminations. */
3453 /* Name of the virtual IP device. */
3454 /* Administrative state. */
3455 /* Reference to the IP interface. */
3456 /* Echo Window in kbit/s. */
3457 /* The terminations are created when the Virtual IP Device is created.
3458 The device is considered 'virtual' because it has no resources
3459 on its own. The terminations get resources when they are configured.
3460
3461 Configuring a termination is a two-step procedure:
3462
3463 1 Operators in Domains A and B agree on IP addresses and UDP port
3464 numbers that should be used for the leased lines.
3465
3466 2 Operators in each domain configure the termination with the remote
3467 IP address and UDP port number.
3468
3469 Once the configuration is made, resources are allocated and become
3470 readable. */
3471 /* The name of the IP termination. */
3472 /* The local UDP port. */
3473 /* Packetization time (in milliseconds). */
3474 /* The encoding and decoding standards for voice and data defined by the
3475 Internet Assigned Number Authority (IANA). The payload type indicates
3476 the codec used to compress and decompress speech or audio signals.
3477 The possible payload types are:
3478
3479 G.711 A-law
3480 G.711 u-law
3481 Clearchannel */
3482 /* The identifier for payload used in the RTP header when Payload type is
3483 Clearchannel. */
3484 /* The remote IP address. */
3485 /* The remote UDP port. Because the port is an RTP
3486 port, the port number must be even. */
3487 /* The H.248 control link that is associated with the VMG.
3488
3489 The control link must have admState set to 'locked' before it can be
3490 deleted. */
3491 /* A globally unique VMG name. */
3492 /* IP address of the currently active GC. (vmgLinkRemoteAddress1 or
3493 vmgSecGcAddr1). */
3494 /* The port number of the currently active GC. (vmgLinkRemotePort or
3495 vmgSecGcPort). */
3496 /* The administrative state of a H.248 control link.
3497
3498 unlocked: The link is unlocked. Unlocking a link makes the
3499 Operational state change to enabled unless there is a link
3500 fault.
3501 locked: The link is locked. Locking a link makes the Operational
3502 state change to disabled and, consequently, the link can
3503 no longer be used. No new connections can be established
3504 on the link. */
3505 /* The blade pair where the H.248 control link is terminated.
3506
3507 Reference to the blade pair.
3508
3509 Attribute admState must be locked when changed. */
3510 /* The number of received chunks that have been discarded due to buffer
3511 overflow in the receiving buffer.
3512
3513 If the control link has been locked or the Operational state is
3514 disabled, the counter restarts from zero.
3515
3516 Family=SCTP statistics. */
3517 /* The number of times a communication resume indication has been
3518 sent to the user.
3519
3520 If the control link has been locked or the Operational state is
3521 disabled, the counter restarts from zero.
3522
3523 Family=SCTP statistics. */
3524 /* The number of sent chunks that have been discarded due to buffer
3525 overflow in the sending buffer.
3526
3527 If the control link has been locked or the Operational state is
3528 disabled, the counter restarts from zero.
3529
3530 Family=SCTP statistics. */
3531 /* The number of times a communication stop indication has been
3532 sent to the user.
3533
3534 If the control link has been locked or the Operational state is
3535 disabled, the counter restarts from zero.
3536
3537 Family=SCTP statistics. */
3538 /* The domain name for the media gateway. It is not the same as
3539 the media gateway name. This attribute is mandatory when the
3540 MsgId format is 'domain-name'. Otherwise it is ignored. */
3541 /* The encoding of outgoing H.248 messages. H.248 messages are encoded to
3542 either of:
3543
3544 compact text (short token) format
3545 pretty text (long token) format.
3546
3547 Recommended value: compacttext */
3548 /* The first IP address of the local SCTP end point. This address is
3549 dynamically allocated from the IS subnet segment. */
3550 /* The second IP address of the local SCTP end point. Two local IP
3551 addresses are used for multihoming. This address is dynamically
3552 allocated from the IS subnet segment. */
3553 /* The number of the port to which the Media Gateway listens for incoming messages.
3554 A VMG must use a unique port number.
3555
3556 Recommended value: 2944 */
3557 /* The maximum number of pending H.248 responses that will be accepted
3558 from the GC. If the virtual media gateway receives more pending
3559 responses than the configured value, the virtual media gateway will
3560 assume that the transaction has failed. A value of MGC originated
3561 pending limit received via H.248 from the GC overwrites the
3562 configured value.
3563
3564 Attribute admState must be locked when changed.
3565
3566 Recommended value: 2 */
3567 /* The maximum number of pending H.248 responses that will be sent by a
3568 virtual media gateway. If the virtual media gateway exceeds the
3569 pending limit, the virtual media gateway will send a transaction
3570 response with an error code. A value of vmgSentPendingLimit received
3571 via H.248 from the GC overwrites the configured value.
3572
3573 Attribute admState must be locked when changed.
3574
3575 Recommended value: 3 */
3576 /* The number of times a H.248 transaction may be retransmitted.
3577
3578 Attribute admState must be locked when changed.
3579
3580 Recommended value: 2 */
3581 /* The maximum delay in milliseconds before the virtual media gateway
3582 initiates a ServiceChange procedure towards the controller at
3583 restart. The actual delay will be a random value between zero and the
3584 Maximum wait delay for a ServiceChange.
3585
3586 Attribute admState must be locked when changed.
3587
3588 Recommended value: 1000 */
3589 /* The address format on H.248 level.
3590 domain-address - The attribute vmgLinkLocalAddress1 or vmgSecGcAddr1
3591 is used as H.248 MID.
3592 domain-name - The attribute vmgDomainName is used as H.248 MID.
3593 device-name - The attribute vmgName is used as H.248 MID. */
3594 /* The time, in milliseconds, within which the virtual media gateway
3595 will send a H.248 transaction response or a pending response for a
3596 transaction request initiated by the GC. A value of
3597 normalMGExecutionTime received via H.248 from the GC overwrites the
3598 configured value.
3599
3600 Attribute admState must be locked when changed.
3601
3602 Recommended value: 2000 */
3603 /* The operational state of the control link.
3604
3605 enabled: The link is up and running. H.248 messages can be sent and
3606 received over the link.
3607 disabled: The link is down. No H.248 message can be sent or received
3608 over the link. */
3609 /* Sending of pseudo rejects according to H.248.11.
3610
3611 Recommended value: disabled */
3612 /* The number of SCTP packets received with an invalid checksum.
3613
3614 If the control link has been locked or the Operational state is
3615 disabled, the counter restarts from zero.
3616
3617 Family=SCTP statistics. */
3618 /* The umber of complete data chunks (user messages) received from
3619 the peers (retransmission included).
3620
3621 If the control link has been locked or the Operational state is
3622 disabled, the counter restarts from zero.
3623
3624 Family=SCTP statistics. */
3625 /* Theumber of datagrams received with chunk type id >0.
3626
3627 If the control link has been locked or the Operational state is
3628 disabled, the counter restarts from zero.
3629
3630 Family=SCTP statistics. */
3631 /* The number of received SCTP packets.
3632
3633 If the control link has been locked or the Operational state is
3634 disabled, the counter restarts from zero.
3635
3636 Family=SCTP statistics. */
3637 /* The number of reassembled user messages, incremented when the
3638 first data chunk of a fragmented message is received.
3639
3640 If the control link has been locked or the Operational state is
3641 disabled, the counter restarts from zero.
3642
3643 Family=SCTP statistics. */
3644 /* The IP address of the controller to which the control link is connected.
3645
3646 Attribute admState must be locked when changed. */
3647 /* The port number for outgoing messages. Usually 2944 for text-encoded
3648 messages,and 2945 for binary.
3649
3650 Attribute admState must be locked when changed.
3651
3652 Recommended value: 2944 */
3653 /* The number of data chunks retransmitted to the peers.
3654
3655 If the control link has been locked or the Operational state is
3656 disabled, the counter restarts from zero.
3657
3658 Family=SCTP statistics. */
3659 /* The interval in seconds used by SCTP to monitor that the communication
3660 with the VMG Controller is alive.
3661
3662 Recommended value: 5 */
3663 /* The number of complete data chunks (user messages) sent to the peers
3664 (retransmission included).
3665
3666 If the control link has been locked or the Operational state is
3667 disabled, the counter restarts from zero.
3668
3669 Family=SCTP statistics. */
3670 /* The umber of datagrams sent with chunk type id >0.
3671
3672 If the control link has been locked or the Operational state is
3673 disabled, the counter is restarts from zero.
3674
3675 Family=SCTP statistics. */
3676 /* The number of fragmented user messages, incremented when the
3677 first data chunk of a fragmented message is sent.
3678
3679 If the control link has been locked or the Operational state is
3680 disabled, the counter restarts from zero.
3681
3682 Family=SCTP statistics. */
3683 /* The number of sent SCTP packets.
3684
3685 If the control link has been locked or the Operational state is
3686 disabled, the counter restarts from zero.
3687
3688 Family=SCTP statistics. */
3689 /* The estimated maximum response time, in milliseconds, for 95% of the
3690 outgoing H.248 requests. T95 is used for overload protection.
3691
3692 Attribute admState must be locked when changed.
3693
3694 Recommended value: 500 */
3695 /* The number of milliseconds that a transaction response is stored without
3696 an acknowledgement.
3697
3698 Attribute admState must be locked when changed.
3699
3700 Recommended value: 16000 */
3701 /* The H.248 control link that is associated with the VMG.
3702
3703 The control link must have admState set to 'locked' before it can be
3704 deleted. */
3705 /* A globally unique VMG name. */
3706 /* The IP address of the currently active GC. (vmgLinkRemoteAddress1 or
3707 vmgSecGcAddr1). */
3708 /* The port number of the currently active GC. (vmgLinkRemotePort or
3709 vmgSecGcPort). */
3710 /* The administrative state of an H.248 control link.
3711
3712 unlocked: The link is unlocked. Unlocking a link makes the
3713 Operational state change to enabled unless there is a link
3714 fault.
3715 locked: The link is locked. Locking a link makes the Operational
3716 state change to disabled and, consequently, the link can
3717 no longer be used. No new connections can be established
3718 on the link. */
3719 /* The blade pair where the H.248 control link is terminated.
3720
3721 Reference to the blade pair.
3722
3723 Attribute admState must be locked when changed. */
3724 /* A value in 10 ms intervals specified by GC for the UDP inactivity timer.
3725 If not specified by the GC, this field is not defined, and the MGW
3726 will use vmgLinkUdpInactTimer as the timeout. */
3727 /* The domain name for the media gateway. It is not the same as
3728 the media gateway name. This attribute is mandatory when the
3729 MsgId format is set to 'domain-name'. Otherwise it is ignored. */
3730 /* The encoding of outgoing H.248 messages. H.248 messages are encoded to
3731 either of:
3732
3733 compact text (short token) format
3734 pretty text (long token) format.
3735
3736 Recommended value: compacttext */
3737 /* Indicates whether GC has enabled UDP link monitoring. */
3738 /* The first IP address of the local UDP end point. This address is
3739 dynamically allocated from the IS subnet segment. */
3740 /* The Media Gateway listens for incoming messages on this port number.
3741 A VMG must use an unique port number.
3742
3743 Recommended value: 2944 */
3744 /* The maximum number of pending H.248 responses that will be accepted
3745 from the GC. If the virtual media gateway receives more pending
3746 responses than the configured value, the virtual media gateway will
3747 assume that the transaction has failed. A value of MGC originated
3748 pending limit received via H.248 from the GC overrides the
3749 configured value.
3750
3751 Attribute admState must be locked when changed.
3752
3753 Recommended value: 2 */
3754 /* The maximum number of pending H.248 responses that will be sent by a
3755 virtual media gateway. If the virtual media gateway exceeds the
3756 pending limit, the virtual media gateway will send a transaction
3757 response with an error code. A value of vmgSentPendingLimit received
3758 via H.248 from the GC overwrites the configured value.
3759
3760 Attribute admState must be locked when changed.
3761
3762 Recommended value: 3 */
3763 /* The number of times a H.248 transaction may be retransmitted.
3764
3765 Attribute admState must be locked when changed.
3766
3767 Recommended value: 2 */
3768 /* The maximum delay in milliseconds before the virtual media gateway
3769 initiates a ServiceChange procedure towards the controller at
3770 restart. The actual delay will be a random value between zero and the
3771 Maximum wait delay for SC.
3772
3773 Attribute admState must be locked when changed.
3774
3775 Recommended value: 1000 */
3776 /* The address format of the H.248 level.
3777 domain-address - The attribute localAddress1 is used as H.248 MID.
3778 domain-name - The attribute domainName is used as H.248 MID.
3779 device-name - The attribute name is used as H.248 MID. */
3780 /* The time, in milliseconds, within which the virtual media gateway
3781 will send an H.248 transaction response or a pending response for a
3782 transaction request initiated by the GC. A value of
3783 normalMGExecutionTime received via H.248 from the GC overwrites the
3784 configured value.
3785
3786 Attribute admState must be locked when changed.
3787
3788 Recommended value: 2000 */
3789 /* The operational state of the control link.
3790
3791 enabled: The link is up and running. H.248 messages can be sent and
3792 received over the link.
3793 disabled: The link is down. No H.248 message can be sent or received
3794 over the link. */
3795 /* Recommended value: disabled */
3796 /* The IP address of the controller to which the control link is connected.
3797
3798 Attribute admState must be locked when changed. */
3799 /* The port number for outgoing messages. Usually 2944 for text-encoded
3800 messages, and 2945 for binary.
3801
3802 Attribute admState must be locked when changed.
3803
3804 Recommended value: 2944 */
3805 /* The estimated maximum response time, in milliseconds, for 95% of the
3806 outgoing H.248 requests. T95 is used for overload protection.
3807
3808 Attribute admState must be locked when changed.
3809
3810 Recommended value: 500 */
3811 /* The number of milliseconds that a transaction response is stored without
3812 an acknowledgement.
3813
3814 Attribute admState must be locked when changed.
3815
3816 Recommended value: 16000 */
3817 /* Default value in seconds for the UDP inactivity timer.
3818 This is a default value which means that the value is used if the
3819 value is not set by the GC.
3820
3821 The UDP inactivity timer specifies how long the control link can
3822 be idle with out receiving any H. */
3823 /* 248 message from GC.
3824 The timer is reset every time a H.248 message is received.
3825 If the timer expires the virtual media gateway initiates recovery
3826 actions and re-registration with the GC
3827
3828 Attribute admState must be locked when changed. */
3829 /* SPC provisioned from TeS with H.248 signaling.
3830 There are 3 types of SPCs supported:
3831 1 Physical to ephemeral termination; for example used to transport ISUP
3832 signaling to TeS.
3833 2 Physical to physical termination.
3834 3 Physical to virtual IP termination; for inter-domain leased lines. */
3835 /* The context id. */
3836 /* Reference to the physical termination. */
3837 /* Reference to the physical termination.
3838 Only valid in SPC type phy-phy. */
3839 /* Connection type. */
3840 /* Reference to the virtual IP termination.
3841 Only valid in SPC type phy-vip. */
3842 /* An ephemeral termination that is created with the Signaled SPC, for example
3843 used to transport ISUP signaling to TeS.
3844
3845 Read-only object containing the RTP/RTCP statistics for the SPC. */
3846 /* The context id */
3847 /* Internal arrival jitter.
3848
3849 Family=RTP/RTCP statistics. */
3850 /* Packet propagation delay.
3851
3852 Family=RTP/RTCP statistics. */
3853 /* The number of received RTP octets.
3854
3855 Family=RTP/RTCP statistics. */
3856 /* The number of sent RTP octets.
3857
3858 Family=RTP/RTCP statistics. */
3859 /* The number of lost RTP packets.
3860
3861 Family=RTP/RTCP statistics. */
3862 /* The number of received RTP packets.
3863
3864 Family=RTP/RTCP statistics. */
3865 /* The number of sent RTP packets.
3866
3867 Family=RTP/RTCP statistics. */
3868 /* An SPC between physical channel on SDH/SONET sublink and physical channel
3869 on signaling interface. For example, used to transport ISUP signaling
3870 to IMT/MGC. */
3871 /* id */
3872 /* Termination operative status. */
3873 /* Reference to the signaling channel. */
3874 /* Reference to the physical termination. */
3875 /* Top object for function to monitor the quality of service on paths
3876 through the IP network. The QoS metrics are based on RTP/RTCP
3877 statistics. */
3878 /* The Administrative state of the QoS Monitoring function defines
3879 whether the monitoring should be activated or not.
3880
3881 If set to 'locked' (0): No sorting into NetworkPathGroups will be
3882 made and no statistics be retrieved. All existing NetworkPathGroups
3883 are removed.
3884
3885 If set to 'unlocked' (1): The TDM-IP connections set up after the
3886 administrative state is changed to unlocked will be sorted into
3887 NetworkPathGroups, according to the prefixes and/or default masks
3888 defined by the operator. For the NetworkPathGroups, statistics will
3889 be retrieved. */
3890 /* The Default local IP address prefix mask length is used when sorting a
3891 TDM-IP connection if none of the operator defined IP address prefixes
3892 (IpAddressPrefix) matches the local IP address of that connection.
3893 Then defaultLocalPrefixMaskLength specifies the number of bits that
3894 is relevant in the local IP address.
3895
3896 The attribute defaultLocalPrefixMaskLength is by default set to length
3897 32 (which implies that the whole local IP address is taken into
3898 account when sorting the connection).
3899
3900 Note! When changing defaultLocalPrefixMaskLength, streams set up after
3901 the change will be sorted according to the new value, but already
3902 existing streams will not be affected. */
3903 /* The Default remote IP address prefix mask length is used when sorting a
3904 TDM-IP connection if none of the operator defined IP address prefixes
3905 (IpAddressPrefix) matches the remote IP address of that connection.
3906 Then defaultRemotePrefixMaskLength specifies the number of bits that
3907 is relevant in the remote IP address.
3908
3909 The attribute defaultRemotePrefixMaskLength is by default set to 0
3910 (which implies that the remote IP address is disregarded when sorting
3911 the connection).
3912
3913 Note! When changing defaultRemotePrefixMaskLength, streams set up after
3914 the change will be sorted according to the new value, but existing
3915 streams will not be affected. */
3916 /* When a connection is set up, the longest matching prefixes will
3917 automatically be used when sorting the connection into the right
3918 network path group.
3919 If the operator defines a prefix that matches streams that already
3920 exist, the prefix will only affect the sorting of the streams set up
3921 after the prefix was created. It will not affect the already existing
3922 streams.
3923 If none of the operator defined IP address prefixes matches the
3924 IP address(es) specified for the connection being set up, the
3925 Default local IP address prefix mask length (defaultLocalPrefixMaskLength)
3926 and/or the Default remote IP address prefix mask length
3927 (defaultRemotePrefixMaskLength) will be used instead when sorting.
3928
3929 Note! Some prefixes are not possible to create, namely prefixes matching
3930 loopback (127.0.0.0/8), broadcast (255.255.255.255/32),
3931 multicast (224.0.0.0/4) or link local network (0.0.0.0/8) addresses. */
3932 /* This attribute is used, together with attribute
3933 Prefix mask length (prefixMaskLength) to specify an IP address
3934 prefix to be used when sorting the TDM-IP connections. The attribute
3935 prefixMaskLength specifies how many bits of attribute prefixAddress
3936 that are relevant. */
3937 /* This attribute is used, together with attribute IP address prefix
3938 (prefixAddress), to specify an IP address prefix to be used when
3939 sorting the TDM-IP connections. The attribute prefixMaskLength
3940 specifies how many bits of attribute prefixAddress that are
3941 relevant. */
3942 /* The network is considered to be a collection of paths determined
3943 by the local and remote IP addresses.
3944 These paths will be grouped into network path groups by operator-defined
3945 IP address prefixes (IpAddressPrefix) and/or default masks
3946 (defaultLocalPrefixMaskLength and defaultRemotePrefixMaskLength).
3947 A new NetworkPathGroup is dynamically created when a RTP media
3948 connection with a new local and remote IP address prefix combination
3949 is established. Connections established later on with the same IP
3950 address prefix combination will be placed in the same group.
3951 Once a day the unused NetworkPathGroups are removed.(A
3952 NetworkPathGroup is considered as unused when there has been no
3953 connection part of that group during the last 24 hours).
3954
3955 The class NetworkPathGroup, contains two measurement families:
3956
3957 * Weighted moving average RTP/RTCP statistics
3958 The we */
3959 /* ighted average is recalculated every 15 seconds by
3960 subtracting the previously calculated Weighted Average (WA)
3961 from the Current Average Value (CAV), dividing the result by
3962 6 and adding WA to it.
3963 NewWA = WA + (CAV - WA)/6
3964
3965 * Accumulated RTP/RTCP statistics
3966 The counters in this family are accumulated since the
3967 NetworkPathGroup was created.
3968
3969 Note that counters for round-trip delay and remote side values require
3970 that RTCP is active. */
3971 /* Network path group number. */
3972 /* This attribute, together with the attribute Local prefix mask length
3973 (localPrefixMaskLength), defines the local prefix for all media
3974 streams included in the concerned NetworkPathGroup. The attribute
3975 localPrefixMaskLength specifies how many bits of the attribute
3976 localIpAddressPrefix that are relevant. */
3977 /* This attribute, together with the attribute Local IP address prefix
3978 (localIpAddressPrefix), defines the local prefix for all media streams
3979 included in the NetworkPathGroup concerned.
3980 The attribute localPrefixMaskLength specifies how many bits of the
3981 attribute localIpAddressPrefix are relevant. */
3982 /* This attribute, together with the attribute Remote prefix mask length
3983 (remotePrefixMaskLength), defines the remote prefix for all media
3984 streams included in the NetworkPathGroup concerned.
3985 The attribute remotePrefixMaskLength specifies how many bits of the
3986 attribute remoteIpAddressPrefix are relevant. */
3987 /* This attribute, together with the attribute Remote IP address prefix
3988 (remoteIpAddressPrefix), defines the remote prefix for all media streams
3989 included in the NetworkPathGroup concerned.
3990 The attribute remotePrefixMaskLength specifies how many bits of the
3991 attribute remoteIpAddressPrefix are relevant. */
3992 /* The ratio of lost RTP packets in the audio streams. This
3993 value is expressed as ratio in percent.
3994 Family=Weighted moving average RTP/RTCP statistics. */
3995 /* The value of inter-arrival jitter, in milliseconds,
3996 in the audio streams.
3997 Family=Weighted moving average RTP/RTCP statistics. */
3998 /* The round-trip delay, in milliseconds, based on RTCP reports of
3999 the audio streams.
4000 Family=Weighted moving average RTP/RTCP statistics. */
4001 /* The ratio of lost RTP packets at the remote side of the audio streams.
4002 This value is expressed as ratio in percent.
4003 Family=Weighted moving average RTP/RTCP statistics. */
4004 /* The value of inter-arrival jitter, in milliseconds, detected at the
4005 remote side of the audio streams.
4006 Family=Weighted moving average RTP/RTCP statistics. */
4007 /* The ratio of lost RTP packets in the video streams. This
4008 value is expressed as ratio in percent.
4009 Family=Weighted moving average RTP/RTCP statistics. */
4010 /* The round-trip delay, in milliseconds, based on RTCP reports of
4011 the video streams.
4012 Family=Weighted moving average RTP/RTCP statistics. */
4013 /* The ratio, in percent, of lost RTP packets at the remote side of the
4014 video streams.
4015 Family=Weighted moving average RTP/RTCP statistics. */
4016 /* The amount of received RTP packets for the audio streams. Lost packets
4017 are not included.
4018 To get an average value, this counter can be divided by the counter
4019 accumAudioNoOfReadings. The division will result in an average
4020 per audio channel and 15-second period.
4021 Family=Accumulated RTP/RTCP statistics. */
4022 /* The amount of RTP packets that are lost in the audio streams.
4023 To get an average value, this counter can be divided by the counter
4024 accumAudioNoOfReadings. The division will result in an average
4025 per audio channel and 15-second period.
4026 Family=Accumulated RTP/RTCP statistics. */
4027 /* The value of inter-arrival jitter, in milliseconds, in the audio streams.
4028 To get a statistic average value, this counter can be divided by the
4029 counter accumAudioNoOfReadings.
4030 Family=Accumulated RTP/RTCP statistics. */
4031 /* The round-trip delay, in milliseconds, based on RTCP reports of
4032 the audio streams.
4033 To get a statistic average value, this counter can be divided by the
4034 counter accumAudioNoOfRTCPReadings.
4035 Family=Accumulated RTP/RTCP statistics. */
4036 /* The amount of RTP packets received at the remote side of the audio
4037 streams.
4038 To get an average value, this counter can be divided by the counter
4039 accumAudioNoOfRTCPReadings. The division will result in an average
4040 per audio channel and 15-second period.
4041 Family=Accumulated RTP/RTCP statistics. */
4042 /* The amount of RTP packets that are lost at the remote side of the
4043 audio streams.
4044 To get an average value, this counter can be divided by the counter
4045 accumAudioNoOfRTCPReadings. The division will result in an average
4046 per audio channel and 15-second period.
4047 Family=Accumulated RTP/RTCP statistics. */
4048 /* The value of inter-arrival jitter, in milliseconds, detected at the remote
4049 side of the audio streams.
4050 To get a statistic average value, this counter can be divided by the
4051 counter accumAudioNoOfRTCPReadings.
4052 Family=Accumulated RTP/RTCP statistics. */
4053 /* The amount of received RTP packets for the video streams. Lost packets
4054 are not included.
4055 To get an average value, this counter can be divided by the counter
4056 accumVideoNoOfReadings. The division will result in an average
4057 per video channel and 15-second period.
4058 Family=Accumulated RTP/RTCP statistics. */
4059 /* The amount of RTP packets that are lost in the video streams.
4060 To get an average value, this counter can be divided by the counter
4061 accumVideoNoOfReadings. The division will result in an average
4062 per video channel and 15-second period.
4063 Family=Accumulated RTP/RTCP statistics. */
4064 /* The round-trip delay, in milliseconds, based on RTCP reports of the video
4065 streams.
4066 To get a statistic average value, this counter can be divided by the
4067 counter accumVideoNoOfRTCPReadings.
4068 Family=Accumulated RTP/RTCP statistics. */
4069 /* The amount of RTP packets received at the remote side of the video
4070 streams.
4071 To get an average value, this counter can be divided by the counter
4072 accumVideoNoOfRTCPReadings. The division will result in an average
4073 per video channel and 15-second period.
4074 Family=Accumulated RTP/RTCP statistics. */
4075 /* The amount of RTP packets that are lost at the remote side of the
4076 video streams.
4077 To get an average value, this counter can be divided by the counter
4078 accumVideoNoOfRTCPReadings. The division will result in an average
4079 per video channel and 15-second period.
4080 Family=Accumulated RTP/RTCP statistics. */
4081 /* The number of accumulations done for the following audio counters:
4082 * Received RTP packets
4083 * Lost RTP packets
4084 * Jitter.
4085 Family=Accumulated RTP/RTCP statistics. */
4086 /* The number of accumulations done for the following RTCP audio counters:
4087 * Round-trip delay
4088 * Remote side Received RTP packets
4089 * Remote side RTP packets lost
4090 * Remote side Jitter.
4091 Family=Accumulated RTP/RTCP statistics. */
4092 /* The number of accumulations done for the following video counters:
4093 * Received RTP packets
4094 * Lost RTP packets.
4095 Family=Accumulated RTP/RTCP statistics. */
4096 /* The number of accumulations done for the following RTCP video counters:
4097 * Round-trip delay
4098 * Remote side Received RTP packets
4099 * Remote side RTP packets lost.
4100 Family=Accumulated RTP/RTCP statistics. */
4101 /* The 3G-324M parameters. */
4102 /* The attribute is used to enable or disable continous AMR transmission towards the 3G-324M terminal. The attribute affects channels configured for transcoder-free AMR operation. Continuous AMR transmission means that AMR 'No Data' frames will be inserted in the audio stream towards the 3G-324M terminal if the channel runs out of audio data, for example, due to loss of audio RTP packets in the IP network. The default value is 1 (enabled). */
4103 /* The size (number of bytes) of the video buffer per channel towards the 3G-324M terminal. The buffer absorbs network jitter and video bit rate peaks sent by the remote IP terminal. Additional received video RTP packets are discarded when reaching the limit. */
4104 /* The video buffer congestion threshold (number of bytes). Additional received video inter frames (P-frames) will be discarded when reaching the limit.
4105 The value must be lower or equal to the VideoBufferSize attribute. */
4106 /* The attribute defines how to treat corrupt video data received from the 3G-324M terminal. Corrupt video data is here interpreted as data affected by bit errors in the radio network. The default value is 2. */
4107 /* The attribute defines which action to take upon detection of lost video data from the 3G-324M terminal. The default value is 4. */
4108 /* The default skew between audio and video (in milliseconds), That is how much later the video stream is compared with audio. The value will be indicated by the MGW towards the IP terminal using RTCP, but will only be used if the 3G-324M terminal does not signal the skew. */
4109 /* The attribute is used to fine tune lip syncronization for interactive video calls towards the 3G-324M terminal. The value defines the delay (in milliseconds) to be applied to the audio stream. */
4110 /* The attribute is used to fine tune lip syncronization for streaming video calls towards the 3G-324M terminal. The value defines the delay in milliseconds to be applied to the audio stream. */
4111 /* The attribute defines if forced video data segmentation will be applied when sending video towards the 3G-324M terminal. The specified value defines the maximum number of GOBs/slices to be carried by an H.223 AL-SDU. Having only a few GOBs/slices per AL-SDU increases the robustness to bit errors in the radio network to the cost of transmission capacity.
4112 0: disabled.
4113 1-13: number of GOBs/slices per AL-SDU. */
4114 /* The threshold when the video quality (as experienced by the end user using the 3G-324M terminal) is considered degraded due to low bit rate. The reason for the low bit rate can be packet loss in the IP network. The number of seconds, during which the call experiences a lower bit rate than the threshold, will be counted and referred to as degraded video quality seconds.
4115 The value represents the threshold in kilo bits per second. */
4116 /* The threshold when the video quality (as experienced by the end user using the IP terminal), is considered degraded due to low bit rate. The reason for the low bit rate can be bit errors in the error prone radio network. The number of seconds, during the call experiences a lower bit rate than the threshold, will be counted and referred to as degraded video quality seconds.
4117 The value represents the threshold in kilo bits per second. */
4118 /* The threshold when the video quality (as experienced by the end user using the 3G-324M terminal) is considered degraded due to low bit rate. The reason for the low bit rate can be packet loss in the IP network. The number of seconds, during which the call experiences a lower bit rate than the threshold, will be counted and referred to as degraded video quality seconds.
4119 The value represents the threshold in kilo bits per second. */
4120 /* The threshold when the video quality (as experienced by the end user using the IP terminal), is considered degraded due to low bit rate. The reason for the low bit rate can be bit errors in the error-prone radio network. The number of seconds, during which */
4121 /* the call experiences a lower bit rate than the threshold, will be counted and referred to as degraded video quality seconds.
4122 The value represents the threshold in kilo bits per second. */
4123 /* The threshold when the video quality (as experienced by the end user using the 3G-324M terminal) is considered degraded due to low bit rate. The reason for the low bit rate can be packet loss in the IP network. The number of seconds, during which the call experiences a lower bit rate than the threshold, will be counted and referred to as degraded video quality seconds.
4124 The value represents the threshold in kilo bits per second. */
4125 /* The threshold when the video quality (as experienced by the end user using the IP terminal), is considered degraded due to low bit rate. The reason for the low bit rate can be bit errors in the error-prone radio network. The number of seconds, during which the call experiences a lower bit rate than the threshold, will be counted and referred to as degraded video quality seconds.
4126 The value represents the threshold in kilo bits per second. */
4127 /* The threshold when the video quality (as experienced by the end user using the 3G-324M terminal) is considered degraded due to low bit rate. The reason for the low bit rate can be packet loss in the IP network. The number of seconds, during which the call experiences a lower bit rate than the threshold, will be counted and referred to as degraded video quality seconds.
4128 The value represents the threshold in kilo bits per second. */
4129 /* The threshold when the video quality (as experienced by the end user using the IP terminal), is considered degraded due to low bit rate. The reason for the low bit rate can be bit errors in the error-prone radio network. The number of seconds, during the call experiences a lower bit rate than the threshold, will be counted and referred to as degraded video quality seconds.
4130 The value represents the threshold in kilo bits per second. */
4131 /* The threshold when a call towards the 3G-324M terminal should be considered having degraded video quality.
4132 The value defines the percentage of degraded video quality seconds measured over the whole duration of the video call. */
4133 /* The threshold when a call towards the IP terminal should be considered having degraded video quality.
4134 The value defines the percentage of degraded video quality seconds measured over the whole duration of the video call. */
4135 /* The initial delay (in milliseconds) to be applied before sending the first NSRP/WNSRP segment (H.245 message) towards the 3G-324M terminal. The delay is needed by some 3G-324M terminals to complete H.223 synchronization. */
4136 /* Enables or disables Video Fast Update (VFU) generation towards the 3G-324M terminal. The default value is 1 (Enabled). */
4137 /* The current number of active video calls (interactive + streaming).
4138 Family=Video call statistics. */
4139 /* The current number of active 3G-324M streaming calls.
4140 Family=Video call statistics. */
4141 /* The total number of successful video call setup requests.
4142 Family=Video call statistics. */
4143 /* The total number of rejected video call setup requests.
4144 Family=Video call statistics. */
4145 /* The total number of successful video calls using video codec H.263v1.
4146 Family=Video call statistics. */
4147 /* The total number of successful video calls using video codec H.263v2.
4148 Family=Video call statistics. */
4149 /* The total number of successful video calls using video codec H.264.
4150 Family=Video call statistics. */
4151 /* The total number of successful video calls using video codec MPEG-4.
4152 Family=Video call statistics. */
4153 /* The total number of video calls where the received video stream did not include sync markers. (This means that forced segmentation could not be applied towards the 3G-324M terminals).
4154 Family=Video quality statistics. */
4155 /* The total number of video calls experiencing lost video data due to that the video buffer maximum limit was reached on the IP-side.
4156 Family=Video quality statistics. */
4157 /* The total number of video calls experiencing lost video data due to that the video buffer congestion threshold limit was reached on the IP-side.
4158 Family=Video quality statistics. */
4159 /* The total number of degraded video quality calls in the IP to 3G-324M direction, that is, calls experiencing a higher ratio of degraded video quality seconds than specified by the degraded video quality call threshold.
4160 Family=Video quality statistics. */
4161 /* The total number of degraded video quality calls in the 3G-324M to IP direction, that is calls experiencing a higher ratio of degraded video quality seconds than specified by the degraded video quality call threshold.
4162 Family=Video quality statistics. */
4163 /* The total number of degraded video quality seconds in the 3G-324M to IP direction.
4164 Family=Video quality statistics. */
4165 /* The total number of degraded video quality seconds in the IP to 3G-324M direction.
4166 Family=Video quality statistics. */
4167 type record Mgw
4168 {
4169 record of record {
4170 XSD.Token id,
4171 IntfImageType imageType optional,
4172 IntfInterfaceType interfaceType optional,
4173 XSD.Token bladeType optional,
4174 IntfTxClockSource txClockSrc optional,
4175 IntfKlmNumberingScheme klmNumberingScheme optional,
4176 TimingOutletSrcType_85 timingOutletSrc optional,
4177 NetsyncTxClockSrcType_86 netsyncTxClockSrc optional,
4178 GwmCounter32 setupAttempts optional,
4179 GwmCounter32 failedAttempts optional,
4180 GwmGauge32 activeResources optional,
4181 GwmCounter32 ephTerminations optional,
4182 record {
4183 GwmGauge32 cpuLoad optional,
4184 GwmGauge32 memoryUsage optional,
4185 GwmGauge32 memoryUtilization optional,
4186 XSD.Token class optional,
4187 XSD.Token opState optional,
4188 XSD.Token admState optional
4189 } cp,
4190 record length(0 .. 16) of record {
4191 PortType_87 port_,
4192 IntfIfAdminStatus ifAdminStatus optional,
4193 IntfIfOperStatus ifOperStatus optional,
4194 IntfIfSpeed ifLinkRate optional,
4195 IntfIfLastChanged ifLastChanged optional,
4196 IntfE1LineType frameMode optional,
4197 IntfLockLine lockLine optional,
4198 IntfIfAlias userDefinedName optional,
4199 IntfLinkUpDownTrap e1LinkUpDownTrapEnable optional,
4200 IntfLoopback loopback optional,
4201 IntfE1LineType lineType optional,
4202 IntfAlarmActivation alarmActE1Ais optional,
4203 IntfAlarmActivation alarmActE1Rdi optional,
4204 IntfTxClockSource txClockSrc optional,
4205 IntfE1ExcBerThreshold linkExcBerThr optional,
4206 IntfE1DegBerThreshold linkDegBerThr optional,
4207 IntfCounter64 e1StatsBBE optional,
4208 IntfCounter64 e1StatsES optional,
4209 IntfCounter64 e1StatsSES optional,
4210 IntfCounter64 e1StatsUAT optional,
4211 IntfCounter64 e1StatsFarEndBBE optional,
4212 IntfCounter64 e1StatsFarEndES optional,
4213 IntfCounter64 e1StatsFarEndSES optional,
4214 IntfCounter64 e1StatsFarEndUAT optional,
4215 IntfCounter64 e1StatsSLIP optional,
4216 IntfCounter64 e1StatsLOF optional,
4217 IntfCounter64 e1StatsAIS optional,
4218 IntfCounter64 e1StatsRDI optional
4219 } e1Interface_list,
4220 record length(2 .. 2) of record {
4221 PortType_88 port_,
4222 IntfCounter64 ipStatsIfTxPacketsEF optional,
4223 IntfCounter64 ipStatsIfTxPacketsIC optional,
4224 IntfCounter64 ipStatsIfTxPacketsAF1 optional,
4225 IntfCounter64 ipStatsIfTxPacketsAF2 optional,
4226 IntfCounter64 ipStatsIfTxPacketsAF3 optional,
4227 IntfCounter64 ipStatsIfTxPacketsAF4 optional,
4228 IntfCounter64 ipStatsIfTxPacketsDF optional,
4229 IntfCounter64 ipStatsIfDiscardedPacketsEF optional,
4230 IntfCounter64 ipStatsIfDiscardedPacketsIC optional,
4231 IntfCounter64 ipStatsIfDiscardedPacketsAF1 optional,
4232 IntfCounter64 ipStatsIfDiscardedPacketsAF2 optional,
4233 IntfCounter64 ipStatsIfDiscardedPacketsAF3 optional,
4234 IntfCounter64 ipStatsIfDiscardedPacketsAF4 optional,
4235 IntfCounter64 ipStatsIfDiscardedPacketsDF optional,
4236 IntfCounter64 ipStatsIfTxPacketsToCp optional,
4237 IntfCounter64 ipStatsIfDiscardedPacketsToCp optional,
4238 IntfCounter64 ethernetStatsTxFrames optional,
4239 IntfCounter64 ethernetStatsTxOctets optional,
4240 IntfCounter64 ethernetStatsRxFrames optional,
4241 IntfCounter64 ethernetStatsRxOctets optional,
4242 IntfCounter64 ethernetStatsBroadcastTx optional,
4243 IntfCounter64 ethernetStatsBroadcastRx optional,
4244 IntfCounter64 ethernetStatsRxDiscarded optional,
4245 IntfCounter64 ethernetStatsTxDiscarded optional,
4246 IntfCounter64 ethernetStatsRxErrors optional,
4247 IntfCounter64 ethernetStatsUnknownProtos optional,
4248 IntfCounter64 ethernetStatsRxDiscOther optional,
4249 IntfCounter64 ethernetStatsRx64 optional,
4250 IntfCounter64 ethernetStatsRx65To127 optional,
4251 IntfCounter64 ethernetStatsRx128To255 optional,
4252 IntfCounter64 ethernetStatsRx256To511 optional,
4253 IntfCounter64 ethernetStatsRx512To1023 optional,
4254 IntfCounter64 ethernetStatsRx1024ToMax optional,
4255 IntfCounter64 ethernetStatsRxBandwidth optional,
4256 IntfCounter64 ethernetStatsTxBandwidth optional
4257 } internalEthernetInterface_list,
4258 record of record {
4259 ResourceType_98 resource,
4260 GwmInteger32 currentLimit,
4261 GwmInteger32 currentUsage optional,
4262 LicenseKeyType_99 licenseKey optional,
4263 GwmInteger32 maxLimit optional,
4264 GwmInteger32 step optional
4265 } license_list,
4266 record {
4267 IntfIfAdminStatus ifAdminStatus optional,
4268 IntfIfOperStatus ifOperStatus optional,
4269 IntfIfSpeed ifLinkRate optional,
4270 IntfIfLastChanged ifLastChanged optional,
4271 IntfLockLine lockLine optional,
4272 IntfIfAlias linkUserDefinedName optional,
4273 IntfLinkUpDownTrap sdhLinkUpDownTrapEnable optional,
4274 IntfLoopback loopback optional,
4275 IntfAlarmActivation alarmActMsAis optional,
4276 IntfAlarmActivation alarmActMsRdi optional,
4277 IntfLinkRdiInsertion insActMsRdi optional,
4278 IntfReiInsertion insActMsRei optional,
4279 IntfUasMode unAvailState optional,
4280 IntfBerThreshold linkExcBerThr optional,
4281 IntfBerThreshold linkDegBerThr optional,
4282 IntfIfAlias pathUserDefinedName optional,
4283 IntfLinkUpDownTrap pathLinkUpDownTrapEnable optional,
4284 IntfAlarmActivation alarmActAu4Ais optional,
4285 IntfAlarmActivation alarmActVc4Rdi optional,
4286 IntfAlarmActivation alarmActVc4Plm optional,
4287 IntfAlarmActivation alarmActVc4Tim optional,
4288 IntfPathRdiInsertion insActVc4Rdi optional,
4289 XSD.Token vc4TiIns optional,
4290 XSD.Token vc4TiExp optional,
4291 IntfBerThreshold pathExcBerThr optional,
4292 IntfBerThreshold pathDegBerThr optional,
4293 IntfCounter64 sdhStatsRsBBE optional,
4294 IntfCounter64 sdhStatsRsES optional,
4295 IntfCounter64 sdhStatsRsSES optional,
4296 IntfCounter64 sdhStatsRsUAT optional,
4297 IntfCounter64 sdhStatsMsBBE optional,
4298 IntfCounter64 sdhStatsMsES optional,
4299 IntfCounter64 sdhStatsMsSES optional,
4300 IntfCounter64 sdhStatsMsUAT optional,
4301 IntfCounter64 sdhStatsFarEndMsBBE optional,
4302 IntfCounter64 sdhStatsFarEndMsES optional,
4303 IntfCounter64 sdhStatsFarEndMsSES optional,
4304 IntfCounter64 sdhStatsFarEndMsUAT optional,
4305 IntfCounter64 sdhPathStatsBBE optional,
4306 IntfCounter64 sdhPathStatsES optional,
4307 IntfCounter64 sdhPathStatsSES optional,
4308 IntfCounter64 sdhPathStatsUAT optional,
4309 IntfCounter64 sdhPathStatsFarEndBBE optional,
4310 IntfCounter64 sdhPathStatsFarEndES optional,
4311 IntfCounter64 sdhPathStatsFarEndSES optional,
4312 IntfCounter64 sdhPathStatsFarEndUAT optional,
4313 record length(63 .. 63) of record {
4314 SubportType_89 subport,
4315 IntfKlmNumber klmNumbering optional,
4316 IntfIfAdminStatus ifAdminStatus optional,
4317 IntfIfOperStatus ifOperStatus optional,
4318 IntfIfSpeed ifLinkRate optional,
4319 IntfIfLastChanged ifLastChanged optional,
4320 IntfLockLine lockLine optional,
4321 IntfIfAlias userDefinedName optional,
4322 IntfLinkUpDownTrap lowpathLinkUpDownTrapEnable optional,
4323 IntfAlarmActivation alarmActTu12Ais optional,
4324 IntfAlarmActivation alarmActVc12Rdi optional,
4325 IntfAlarmActivation alarmActVc12Plm optional,
4326 IntfLowPathRdiInsertion insActVc12Rdi optional,
4327 IntfLoopback loopback optional,
4328 IntfE1LineType lineType optional,
4329 IntfLinkUpDownTrap e1LinkUpDownTrapEnable optional,
4330 IntfAlarmActivation alarmActE1Ais optional,
4331 IntfAlarmActivation alarmActE1Rdi optional,
4332 IntfCounter64 sdhLowPathStatsBBE optional,
4333 IntfCounter64 sdhLowPathStatsES optional,
4334 IntfCounter64 sdhLowPathStatsSES optional,
4335 IntfCounter64 sdhLowPathStatsUAT optional,
4336 IntfCounter64 sdhLowPathStatsFarEndBBE optional,
4337 IntfCounter64 sdhLowPathStatsFarEndES optional,
4338 IntfCounter64 sdhLowPathStatsFarEndSES optional,
4339 IntfCounter64 sdhLowPathStatsFarEndUAT optional,
4340 IntfCounter64 sdhLowPathStatsNJE optional,
4341 IntfCounter64 sdhLowPathStatsPJE optional,
4342 IntfCounter64 sdhLowPathStatsESE optional,
4343 IntfCounter64 sdhLowPathStatsTU12AIS optional,
4344 IntfCounter64 sdhLowPathStatsTU12LOP optional,
4345 IntfCounter64 sdhLowPathStatsVC12PLM optional,
4346 IntfCounter64 sdhLowPathStatsVC12RDI optional,
4347 IntfCounter64 e1StatsBBE optional,
4348 IntfCounter64 e1StatsES optional,
4349 IntfCounter64 e1StatsSES optional,
4350 IntfCounter64 e1StatsUAT optional,
4351 IntfCounter64 e1StatsFarEndBBE optional,
4352 IntfCounter64 e1StatsFarEndES optional,
4353 IntfCounter64 e1StatsFarEndSES optional,
4354 IntfCounter64 e1StatsFarEndUAT optional,
4355 IntfCounter64 e1StatsSLIP optional,
4356 IntfCounter64 e1StatsLOF optional,
4357 IntfCounter64 e1StatsAIS optional,
4358 IntfCounter64 e1StatsRDI optional
4359 } sdhSubLink_list
4360 } sdhInterface,
4361 record {
4362 IntfIfAdminStatus ifAdminStatus optional,
4363 IntfIfOperStatus ifOperStatus optional,
4364 IntfSignLinkLineType signalLinkLineType optional,
4365 IntfIfSpeed ifLinkRate optional,
4366 IntfIfLastChanged ifLastChanged optional,
4367 IntfInterfaceType signalingOpMode optional,
4368 IntfLockLine lockLine optional,
4369 IntfIfAlias userDefinedName optional,
4370 IntfLoopback loopback optional
4371 } signalingInterface,
4372 record {
4373 IntfIfAdminStatus ifAdminStatus optional,
4374 IntfIfOperStatus ifOperStatus optional,
4375 IntfIfSpeed ifLinkRate optional,
4376 IntfIfLastChanged ifLastChanged optional,
4377 IntfLockLine lockLine optional,
4378 IntfIfAlias userDefinedName optional,
4379 IntfLoopback loopback optional,
4380 IntfLinkUpDownTrap linkUpDownTrapEnable optional,
4381 IntfAlarmActivation alarmActAisL optional,
4382 IntfAlarmActivation alarmActRdiL optional,
4383 IntfLinkRdiInsertion insActRdiL optional,
4384 IntfReiInsertion insActReiL optional,
4385 IntfUasMode unAvailState optional,
4386 IntfBerThreshold excBerThr optional,
4387 IntfBerThreshold degBerThr optional,
4388 IntfCounter64 sdhStatsRsBBE optional,
4389 IntfCounter64 sdhStatsRsES optional,
4390 IntfCounter64 sdhStatsRsSES optional,
4391 IntfCounter64 sdhStatsRsUAT optional,
4392 IntfCounter64 sdhStatsMsBBE optional,
4393 IntfCounter64 sdhStatsMsES optional,
4394 IntfCounter64 sdhStatsMsSES optional,
4395 IntfCounter64 sdhStatsMsUAT optional,
4396 IntfCounter64 sdhStatsFarEndMsBBE optional,
4397 IntfCounter64 sdhStatsFarEndMsES optional,
4398 IntfCounter64 sdhStatsFarEndMsSES optional,
4399 IntfCounter64 sdhStatsFarEndMsUAT optional,
4400 record length(3 .. 3) of record {
4401 PathType_90 path,
4402 IntfIfAdminStatus ifAdminStatus optional,
4403 IntfIfOperStatus ifOperStatus optional,
4404 IntfIfSpeed ifLinkRate optional,
4405 IntfIfLastChanged ifLastChanged optional,
4406 IntfLockLine lockLine optional,
4407 IntfIfAlias userDefinedName optional,
4408 IntfLinkUpDownTrap linkUpDownTrapEnable optional,
4409 IntfAlarmActivation alarmActAisP optional,
4410 IntfAlarmActivation alarmActRdiP optional,
4411 IntfAlarmActivation alarmActPlmP optional,
4412 IntfAlarmActivation alarmActTimP optional,
4413 IntfPathRdiInsertion insActRdiP optional,
4414 IntfTraceLength tiLength optional,
4415 XSD.Token tiInserted optional,
4416 XSD.Token tiExpected optional,
4417 IntfBerThreshold excBerThr optional,
4418 IntfBerThreshold degBerThr optional,
4419 IntfCounter64 sdhPathStatsBBE optional,
4420 IntfCounter64 sdhPathStatsES optional,
4421 IntfCounter64 sdhPathStatsSES optional,
4422 IntfCounter64 sdhPathStatsUAT optional,
4423 IntfCounter64 sdhPathStatsFarEndBBE optional,
4424 IntfCounter64 sdhPathStatsFarEndES optional,
4425 IntfCounter64 sdhPathStatsFarEndSES optional,
4426 IntfCounter64 sdhPathStatsFarEndUAT optional,
4427 record length(28 .. 28) of record {
4428 SubportType_91 subport,
4429 IntfKlmNumber klmNumbering optional,
4430 IntfIfAdminStatus ifAdminStatus optional,
4431 IntfIfOperStatus ifOperStatus optional,
4432 IntfIfSpeed ifLinkRate optional,
4433 IntfIfLastChanged ifLastChanged optional,
4434 IntfLockLine lockLine optional,
4435 IntfIfAlias userDefinedName optional,
4436 IntfLinkUpDownTrap lowpathLinkUpDownTrapEnable optional,
4437 IntfAlarmActivation alarmActAisV optional,
4438 IntfAlarmActivation alarmActRdiV optional,
4439 IntfAlarmActivation alarmActPlmV optional,
4440 IntfLowPathRdiInsertion insActRdiV optional,
4441 IntfDs1LineType lineType optional,
4442 IntfLoopback loopback optional,
4443 IntfLinkUpDownTrap ds1LinkUpDownTrapEnable optional,
4444 IntfDs1AlarmActivation stateChangeTrap optional,
4445 IntfCounter64 sdhLowPathStatsBBE optional,
4446 IntfCounter64 sdhLowPathStatsES optional,
4447 IntfCounter64 sdhLowPathStatsSES optional,
4448 IntfCounter64 sdhLowPathStatsUAT optional,
4449 IntfCounter64 sdhLowPathStatsFarEndBBE optional,
4450 IntfCounter64 sdhLowPathStatsFarEndES optional,
4451 IntfCounter64 sdhLowPathStatsFarEndSES optional,
4452 IntfCounter64 sdhLowPathStatsFarEndUAT optional,
4453 IntfCounter64 ds1StatsES optional,
4454 IntfCounter64 ds1StatsSES optional,
4455 IntfCounter64 ds1StatsSEFS optional,
4456 IntfCounter64 ds1StatsUAS optional,
4457 IntfCounter64 ds1StatsCSS optional,
4458 IntfCounter64 ds1StatsBES optional,
4459 IntfCounter64 ds1StatsPCV optional,
4460 IntfCounter64 ds1StatsFarEndES optional,
4461 IntfCounter64 ds1StatsFarEndSES optional,
4462 IntfCounter64 ds1StatsFarEndSEFS optional,
4463 IntfCounter64 ds1StatsFarEndUAS optional,
4464 IntfCounter64 ds1StatsFarEndCSS optional,
4465 IntfCounter64 ds1StatsFarEndBES optional,
4466 IntfCounter64 ds1StatsFarEndPCV optional
4467 } sonetSubLink_list
4468 } sonetPathLink_list
4469 } sonetInterface,
4470 record length(0 .. 16) of record {
4471 PortType_93 port_,
4472 IntfIfAdminStatus ifAdminStatus optional,
4473 IntfIfOperStatus ifOperStatus optional,
4474 IntfIfSpeed ifLinkRate optional,
4475 IntfIfLastChanged ifLastChanged optional,
4476 IntfLoopbackStatus t1LoopbackStatus optional,
4477 IntfLineStatus t1LineStatus optional,
4478 IntfLockLine lockLine optional,
4479 IntfIfAlias userDefinedName optional,
4480 IntfLinkUpDownTrap t1LinkUpDownTrapEnable optional,
4481 IntfLoopback loopback optional,
4482 IntfDs1LineType lineType optional,
4483 IntfAlarmActivation alarmActT1Ais optional,
4484 IntfAlarmActivation alarmActT1Rai optional,
4485 IntfTxClockSource txClockSrc optional,
4486 IntfT1CableLoss lineLength optional,
4487 IntfCounter64 t1StatsES optional,
4488 IntfCounter64 t1StatsSES optional,
4489 IntfCounter64 t1StatsSEFS optional,
4490 IntfCounter64 t1StatsUAS optional,
4491 IntfCounter64 t1StatsCSS optional,
4492 IntfCounter64 t1StatsBES optional,
4493 IntfCounter64 t1StatsCV optional,
4494 IntfCounter64 t1StatsFarEndES optional,
4495 IntfCounter64 t1StatsFarEndSES optional,
4496 IntfCounter64 t1StatsFarEndSEFS optional,
4497 IntfCounter64 t1StatsFarEndUAS optional,
4498 IntfCounter64 t1StatsFarEndCSS optional,
4499 IntfCounter64 t1StatsFarEndBES optional,
4500 IntfCounter64 t1StatsFarEndCV optional
4501 } t1Interface_list
4502 } blade_list,
4503 record {
4504 record {
4505 RtoInitialType_63 rtoInitial optional,
4506 RtoMinType_64 rtoMin optional,
4507 RtoMaxType_65 rtoMax optional,
4508 RtoAlphaType_66 rtoAlpha optional,
4509 RtoBetaType_67 rtoBeta optional,
4510 AssociationMaxRetransType_68 associationMaxRetrans optional,
4511 MaxInitRetransType_69 maxInitRetrans optional,
4512 MaxShutdownRetransType_70 maxShutdownRetrans optional,
4513 MtuType_71 mtu optional,
4514 ValCookieLifeType_72 valCookieLife optional
4515 } sctpParameters,
4516 record {
4517 EventFilterType_73 eventFilter optional,
4518 FastSupIntervalType_74 fastSupInterval optional,
4519 DownSupIntervalType_75 downSupInterval optional,
4520 AddrCollSupIntervalType_76 addrCollSupInterval optional,
4521 AddrCollEventFilterlType_77 addrCollEventFilterl optional
4522 } arpParameters,
4523 record of record {
4524 XSD.Token id,
4525 BladesType_96 blades optional
4526 } bladePair_list,
4527 record length(0 .. 255) of record {
4528 NameType_22 name,
4529 DspcpToneMode mode,
4530 DspcpToneModulation modulationComp1,
4531 IterateComp1Type_23 iterateComp1,
4532 PulseComp1Type_24 pulseComp1,
4533 PauseComp1Type_25 pauseComp1,
4534 ModulationRatioABComp1Type_26 modulationRatioABComp1 optional,
4535 FrequencyAComp1Type_27 frequencyAComp1,
4536 LevelAComp1Type_28 levelAComp1,
4537 FrequencyBComp1Type_29 frequencyBComp1 optional,
4538 LevelBComp1Type_30 levelBComp1 optional,
4539 DspcpToneModulation modulationComp2 optional,
4540 IterateComp2Type_31 iterateComp2 optional,
4541 PulseComp2Type_32 pulseComp2 optional,
4542 PauseComp2Type_33 pauseComp2 optional,
4543 ModulationRatioABComp2Type_34 modulationRatioABComp2 optional,
4544 FrequencyAComp2Type_35 frequencyAComp2 optional,
4545 LevelAComp2Type_36 levelAComp2 optional,
4546 FrequencyBComp2Type_37 frequencyBComp2 optional,
4547 LevelBComp2Type_38 levelBComp2 optional,
4548 DspcpToneModulation modulationComp3 optional,
4549 IterateComp3Type_39 iterateComp3 optional,
4550 PulseComp3Type_40 pulseComp3 optional,
4551 PauseComp3Type_41 pauseComp3 optional,
4552 ModulationRatioABComp3Type_42 modulationRatioABComp3 optional,
4553 FrequencyAComp3Type_43 frequencyAComp3 optional,
4554 LevelAComp3Type_44 levelAComp3 optional,
4555 FrequencyBComp3Type_45 frequencyBComp3 optional,
4556 LevelBComp3Type_46 levelBComp3 optional,
4557 DspcpToneModulation modulationComp4 optional,
4558 IterateComp4Type_47 iterateComp4 optional,
4559 PulseComp4Type_48 pulseComp4 optional,
4560 PauseComp4Type_49 pauseComp4 optional,
4561 ModulationRatioABComp4Type_50 modulationRatioABComp4 optional,
4562 FrequencyAComp4Type_51 frequencyAComp4 optional,
4563 LevelAComp4Type_52 levelAComp4 optional,
4564 FrequencyBComp4Type_53 frequencyBComp4 optional,
4565 LevelBComp4Type_54 levelBComp4 optional,
4566 DspcpToneModulation modulationComp5 optional,
4567 IterateComp5Type_55 iterateComp5 optional,
4568 PulseComp5Type_56 pulseComp5 optional,
4569 PauseComp5Type_57 pauseComp5 optional,
4570 ModulationRatioABComp5Type_58 modulationRatioABComp5 optional,
4571 FrequencyAComp5Type_59 frequencyAComp5 optional,
4572 LevelAComp5Type_60 levelAComp5 optional,
4573 FrequencyBComp5Type_61 frequencyBComp5 optional,
4574 LevelBComp5Type_62 levelBComp5 optional
4575 } physicalTone_list,
4576 record {
4577 TrafficSupervisionMaliciousPacketsThrType_78 trafficSupervisionMaliciousPacketsThr optional,
4578 TrafficSupervisionMaliciousPacketsHysType_79 trafficSupervisionMaliciousPacketsHys optional,
4579 TrafficSupervisionExcessiveBandwidthThrType_80 trafficSupervisionExcessiveBandwidthThr optional,
4580 TrafficSupervisionExcessiveBandwidthHysType_81 trafficSupervisionExcessiveBandwidthHys optional,
4581 TrafficSupervisionMediaStopSupervisionType_82 trafficSupervisionMediaStopSupervision optional,
4582 TrafficSupervisionMaliciousTrafficLogType_83 trafficSupervisionMaliciousTrafficLog optional,
4583 TrafficSupervisionExcessiveTrafficLogType_84 trafficSupervisionExcessiveTrafficLog optional
4584 } trafficSupervision
4585 } system_,
4586 record {
4587 record of record {
4588 InetAddressIPv4 subnetAddress,
4589 MaskLengthType_183 maskLength,
4590 SubnetSegmentType_184 subnetSegment
4591 } h248Route_list,
4592 record {
4593 record of record {
4594 InetAddressIPv4 address_,
4595 ObjectRef ethernet,
4596 NibsVlan vlanid optional,
4597 NibsIpMaskLength subnetMask,
4598 NibsIpMaskLength segmentMask,
4599 XSD.Boolean payloadHost optional,
4600 XSD.Boolean arp optional,
4601 NibsAdministrativeState administrativeState optional,
4602 NibsOperationalState operationalState optional,
4603 NibsIpPort lowUDP optional,
4604 NibsIpPort highUDP optional,
4605 AddressGroupType_94 addressGroup optional,
4606 XSD.Boolean addressGroupOnly optional,
4607 NibsCounter64 ipStatsIpIfRxPackets optional,
4608 NibsCounter64 ipStatsIpIfRxOctets optional,
4609 NibsCounter64 ipStatsIpIfTxPackets optional,
4610 NibsCounter64 ipStatsIpIfTxOctets optional,
4611 NibsCounter64 ipStatsIpIfRxMaliciousPackets optional,
4612 NibsCounter64 ipStatsIpIfRxExcessivePackets optional,
4613 NibsCounter64 ipStatsIpIfRxExcessiveOctets optional,
4614 NibsCounter64 ipStatsIpIfRxDiscardedPackets optional,
4615 NibsCounter64 ipStatsIpIfDiscardedNoNexthop optional
4616 } ipInterface_list,
4617 record of record {
4618 InetAddressIPv4 address_,
4619 NibsAdministrativeState administrativeState optional
4620 } nextHop_list,
4621 record of record {
4622 InetAddressIPv4 prefix,
4623 NibsIpMaskLength mask,
4624 NibsRouteType type_ optional,
4625 NexthopType_95 nexthop
4626 } route_list
4627 } virtualRouter
4628 } network,
4629 record {
4630 AddressOffsetType_100 addressOffset optional,
4631 record length(12 .. 12) of record {
4632 PayloadTypeType_101 payloadType,
4633 PacketizationTimeType_102 packetizationTime
4634 } payloadProfile_list,
4635 record length(1 .. infinity) of record {
4636 EncodingNameType_103 encodingName,
4637 ObjectRef payloadType
4638 } payloadMapping_list,
4639 record of record {
4640 IdType_180 id,
4641 GwmDevAdmState admState optional,
4642 ObjectRef e1Interface optional,
4643 ObjectRef signalingInterface optional,
4644 ObjectRef t1Interface optional,
4645 record length(24 .. 31) of record {
4646 ChannelIdType_181 channelId
4647 } signalingChannel_list
4648 } signalingDevice_list,
4649 record length(1 .. infinity) of record {
4650 GwmAlphaNumericString_l35 name,
4651 record of record {
4652 H248IdType_104 h248Id,
4653 DefaultTimeoutType_105 defaultTimeout optional,
4654 ObjectRef tone
4655 } h248Tone_list
4656 } toneProfile_list,
4657 record of record {
4658 GwmAlphaNumericFsUs_beginAlpha_l64 sgName,
4659 ObjectRef bladePair,
4660 OpStateType_185 opState optional,
4661 TrTimerType_186 trTimer optional,
4662 record length(0 .. 2) of record {
4663 GwmAlphaNumericFsUs_beginAlpha_l64 aspName,
4664 GwmLinkAdmState admState optional,
4665 GwmCounter32 congestionRcvdDropped optional,
4666 GwmCounter32 congestionResume optional,
4667 GwmCounter32 congestionSentDropped optional,
4668 GwmCounter32 congestionStop optional,
4669 GwmAlphaNumericFsUs_beginAlpha_l64 gatewayControllerName optional,
4670 InetAddressIPv4 gcAddr1,
4671 InetAddressIPv4 gcAddr2 optional,
4672 HbTimerType_187 hbTimer optional,
4673 InStreamsType_188 inStreams optional,
4674 InetAddressIPv4 localAddr1 optional,
4675 InetAddressIPv4 localAddr2 optional,
4676 LocalPortType_189 localPort optional,
4677 OpStateType_190 opState optional,
4678 OutStreamsType_191 outStreams optional,
4679 GwmCounter32 rcvdChecksumErrors optional,
4680 GwmCounter32 rcvdChunks optional,
4681 GwmCounter32 rcvdCtrlChunks optional,
4682 GwmCounter32 rcvdPackets optional,
4683 GwmCounter32 rcvdReassembled optional,
4684 RemotePortType_192 remotePort optional,
4685 GwmCounter32 retransmittedChunks optional,
4686 SctpModeType_193 sctpMode optional,
4687 GwmCounter32 sentChunks optional,
4688 GwmCounter32 sentCtrlChunks optional,
4689 GwmCounter32 sentFragmented optional,
4690 GwmCounter32 sentPackets optional
4691 } asp_list,
4692 record of record {
4693 InterfaceIdType_194 interfaceId,
4694 XSD.Integer activeLAPCnt optional,
4695 GwmLinkAdmState admState optional,
4696 InterfaceNameType_195 interfaceName optional,
4697 BitmapType_196 bitmap optional,
4698 DataLinkStatusType_197 dataLinkStatus optional,
4699 ObjectRef e1Interface optional,
4700 ObjectRef t1Interface optional,
4701 ObjectRef sdhSubLink optional,
4702 ObjectRef sonetSubLink optional,
4703 XSD.Integer failedLAPCnt optional,
4704 IdlePollTimerType_198 idlePollTimer optional,
4705 XSD.Integer l3MsgInc optional,
4706 XSD.Integer l3MsgOut optional,
4707 LineTypeType_199 lineType optional,
4708 XSD.Integer lockedLAPCnt optional,
4709 MaxAckDelayType_200 maxAckDelay optional,
4710 MaxOutstandingFramesType_201 maxOutstandingFrames optional,
4711 MaxRetransmissionsType_202 maxRetransmissions optional,
4712 MgcLinkStatusType_203 mgcLinkStatus optional,
4713 ProtocolType_204 protocol,
4714 ProtocolSideType_205 protocolSide,
4715 RetransmissionTimerType_206 retransmissionTimer optional,
4716 SendQueueLengthType_207 sendQueueLength optional
4717 } sgwInterface_list
4718 } virtualSgw_list,
4719 record of record {
4720 GwmAlphaNumericFsUs_beginAlpha_l35 name,
4721 AdapJitBufSizeType_106 adapJitBufSize optional,
4722 GwmCounter32 audioCallsEstablAttempts optional,
4723 GwmCounter32 audioCallsFailedEstablAttempts optional,
4724 GwmCounter32 audioCongestCallAttempts optional,
4725 DetailedTermInfoPackageType_107 detailedTermInfoPackage optional,
4726 EchoDisablingModeType_108 echoDisablingMode optional,
4727 EstAudioStatJitBufType_109 estAudioStatJitBuf optional,
4728 EstDataStatJitBufType_110 estDataStatJitBuf optional,
4729 IpEphTermNameType_111 ipEphTermName,
4730 GwmOpState opState optional,
4731 ProfileNameType_112 profileName optional,
4732 ProfileStringType_113 profileString optional,
4733 RtcpForwardingType_114 rtcpForwarding optional,
4734 RtcpOnType_115 rtcpOn optional,
4735 SrcAddressFilteringType_116 srcAddressFiltering optional,
4736 ObjectRef toneProfile,
4737 GwmCounter32 videoCallsEstablAttempts optional,
4738 GwmCounter32 videoCallsFailedEstablAttempts optional,
4739 GwmCounter32 videoCongestCallAttempts optional,
4740 RtcpNplrType_117 rtcpNplr optional,
4741 RtcpJdrType_118 rtcpJdr optional,
4742 RtcpRtdType_119 rtcpRtd optional,
4743 record of record {
4744 IdType_161 id,
4745 GwmGauge32 activeResources optional,
4746 GwmDevAdmState admState optional,
4747 DefaultEchoCancellationType_162 defaultEchoCancellation optional,
4748 GwmEncoding defaultEncoding optional,
4749 ObjectRef e1Interface optional,
4750 EchoDelayType_163 echoDelay optional,
4751 GwmCounter32 failedAttempts optional,
4752 XSD.Token loopedTimeslots optional,
4753 GwmOpState opState optional,
4754 ObjectRef sdhSubLink optional,
4755 GwmCounter32 setupAttempts optional,
4756 ObjectRef sonetSubLink optional,
4757 ObjectRef t1Interface optional,
4758 TypeType_164 type_,
4759 V52Type_165 v52 optional,
4760 record length(0 .. 31) of record {
4761 ChannelIdType_166 channelId,
4762 ContextIdType_167 contextId optional,
4763 EchoCancelType_168 echoCancel optional,
4764 GwmDisplayString monitoredEvents optional,
4765 SpeechConvType_169 speechConv optional,
4766 StartTimeType_170 startTime optional,
4767 GwmDisplayString toneId optional,
4768 record {
4769 ChannelIdType_171 channelId,
4770 CodecType_172 codec optional,
4771 CodecCNType_173 codecCN optional,
4772 CodecPtimeType_174 codecPtime optional,
4773 CodecTRType_175 codecTR optional,
4774 GwmCounter32 interArrivalJitter optional,
4775 GwmCounter32 packsPropDelay optional,
4776 GwmCounter32 rtpOctetsReceived optional,
4777 GwmCounter32 rtpOctetsSent optional,
4778 GwmCounter32 rtpPacketsLost optional,
4779 GwmCounter32 rtpPacketsReceived optional,
4780 GwmCounter32 rtpPacketsSent optional,
4781 StateType_176 state optional,
4782 GwmDisplayString terminationId optional
4783 } testTermination optional
4784 } physicalTermination_list
4785 } physicalDevice_list,
4786 record of record {
4787 DeviceNameType_153 deviceName,
4788 GwmDevAdmState admState optional,
4789 ObjectRef localPayloadAddr,
4790 EchoDelayType_154 echoDelay optional,
4791 record length(31 .. 31) of record {
4792 IpTermNameType_155 ipTermName,
4793 LocalPortType_156 localPort,
4794 PTimeType_157 pTime,
4795 PayloadTypeType_158 payloadType,
4796 PayloadTypeNumberType_159 payloadTypeNumber,
4797 InetAddressIPv4 remotePayloadAddr,
4798 RemotePortType_160 remotePort
4799 } virtualIpTermination_list
4800 } virtualIpDevice_list,
4801 record {
4802 NameType_120 name,
4803 InetAddressIPv4 activeGcAddr optional,
4804 ActiveGcPortType_121 activeGcPort optional,
4805 GwmLinkAdmState admState optional,
4806 ObjectRef bladePair,
4807 GwmCounter32 congestionRcvdDropped optional,
4808 GwmCounter32 congestionResume optional,
4809 GwmCounter32 congestionSentDropped optional,
4810 GwmCounter32 congestionStop optional,
4811 DomainNameType_122 domainName optional,
4812 EncodingType_123 encoding optional,
4813 InetAddressIPv4 localAddress1 optional,
4814 InetAddressIPv4 localAddress2 optional,
4815 LocalPortType_124 localPort optional,
4816 MGCOriginatedPendingLimitType_125 mGCOriginatedPendingLimit optional,
4817 MGOriginatedPendingLimitType_126 mGOriginatedPendingLimit optional,
4818 MaxNumberOfRetransmissionsType_127 maxNumberOfRetransmissions optional,
4819 MaximumWaitDelayType_128 maximumWaitDelay optional,
4820 MsgIdFormatType_129 msgIdFormat optional,
4821 NormalMGExecutionTimeType_130 normalMGExecutionTime optional,
4822 GwmOpState opState optional,
4823 OverloadNotificationsType_131 overloadNotifications optional,
4824 GwmCounter32 rcvdChecksumErrors optional,
4825 GwmCounter32 rcvdChunks optional,
4826 GwmCounter32 rcvdCtrlChunks optional,
4827 GwmCounter32 rcvdPackets optional,
4828 GwmCounter32 rcvdReassembled optional,
4829 InetAddressIPv4 remoteAddress,
4830 RemotePortType_132 remotePort optional,
4831 GwmCounter32 retransmittedChunks optional,
4832 SctpHbIntervalType_133 sctpHbInterval optional,
4833 GwmCounter32 sentChunks optional,
4834 GwmCounter32 sentCtrlChunks optional,
4835 GwmCounter32 sentFragmented optional,
4836 GwmCounter32 sentPackets optional,
4837 T95Type_134 t95 optional,
4838 TransactionRetentionTimerType_135 transactionRetentionTimer optional
4839 } h248SctpLink optional,
4840 record {
4841 NameType_136 name,
4842 InetAddressIPv4 activeGcAddr optional,
4843 ActiveGcPortType_137 activeGcPort optional,
4844 GwmLinkAdmState admState optional,
4845 ObjectRef bladePair,
4846 GwmInteger32 currentUdpInactTimer optional,
4847 DomainNameType_138 domainName optional,
4848 EncodingType_139 encoding optional,
4849 InactivityMonType_140 inactivityMon optional,
4850 InetAddressIPv4 localAddress1 optional,
4851 LocalPortType_141 localPort optional,
4852 MGCOriginatedPendingLimitType_142 mGCOriginatedPendingLimit optional,
4853 MGOriginatedPendingLimitType_143 mGOriginatedPendingLimit optional,
4854 MaxNumberOfRetransmissionsType_144 maxNumberOfRetransmissions optional,
4855 MaximumWaitDelayType_145 maximumWaitDelay optional,
4856 MsgIdFormatType_146 msgIdFormat optional,
4857 NormalMGExecutionTimeType_147 normalMGExecutionTime optional,
4858 GwmOpState opState optional,
4859 OverloadNotificationsType_148 overloadNotifications optional,
4860 InetAddressIPv4 remoteAddress,
4861 RemotePortType_149 remotePort optional,
4862 T95Type_150 t95 optional,
4863 TransactionRetentionTimerType_151 transactionRetentionTimer optional,
4864 UdpInactTimerType_152 udpInactTimer optional
4865 } h248UdpLink optional,
4866 record of record {
4867 IdType_177 id,
4868 ObjectRef physTerm1,
4869 ObjectRef physTerm2 optional,
4870 SpcTypeType_178 spcType,
4871 ObjectRef vIpTerm optional,
4872 record {
4873 IdType_179 id,
4874 GwmCounter32 interArrivalJitter optional,
4875 GwmCounter32 packsPropDelay optional,
4876 GwmCounter32 rtpOctetsReceived optional,
4877 GwmCounter32 rtpOctetsSent optional,
4878 GwmCounter32 rtpPacketsLost optional,
4879 GwmCounter32 rtpPacketsReceived optional,
4880 GwmCounter32 rtpPacketsSent optional
4881 } ephemeralSpcTermination optional
4882 } signaledSpc_list,
4883 record of record {
4884 IdType_182 id,
4885 GwmOpState opState optional,
4886 ObjectRef physTerm1,
4887 ObjectRef physTerm2
4888 } provisionedSpc_list
4889 } virtualMgw_list,
4890 record {
4891 AdminStateType_1 adminState optional,
4892 DefaultLocalPrefixMaskLengthType_2 defaultLocalPrefixMaskLength optional,
4893 DefaultRemotePrefixMaskLengthType_3 defaultRemotePrefixMaskLength optional,
4894 record of record {
4895 InetAddressIPv4 prefixAddress,
4896 MbqmPrefixMaskLength prefixMaskLength
4897 } ipAddressPrefix_list,
4898 record of record {
4899 NpgNoType_4 npgNo,
4900 InetAddressIPv4 localIpAddressPrefix optional,
4901 MbqmPrefixMaskLength localPrefixMaskLength optional,
4902 InetAddressIPv4 remoteIpAddressPrefix optional,
4903 MbqmPrefixMaskLength remotePrefixMaskLength optional,
4904 MbqmRatio avgAudioPLossRatio optional,
4905 MbqmGauge32 avgAudioJitter optional,
4906 MbqmGauge32 avgAudioRoundTripDelay optional,
4907 MbqmRatio avgAudioPLossRemSideRatio optional,
4908 MbqmGauge32 avgAudioJitterRemSide optional,
4909 MbqmRatio avgVideoPLossRatio optional,
4910 MbqmGauge32 avgVideoRoundTripDelay optional,
4911 MbqmRatio avgVideoPLossRemSideRatio optional,
4912 MbqmCounter64 accumAudioPackRcvd optional,
4913 MbqmCounter64 accumAudioPLoss optional,
4914 MbqmCounter64 accumAudioJitter optional,
4915 MbqmCounter64 accumAudioRoundTripDelay optional,
4916 MbqmCounter64 accumAudioPackRcvdRemSide optional,
4917 MbqmCounter64 accumAudioPLossRemSide optional,
4918 MbqmCounter64 accumAudioJitterRemSide optional,
4919 MbqmCounter64 accumVideoPackRcvd optional,
4920 MbqmCounter64 accumVideoPLoss optional,
4921 MbqmCounter64 accumVideoRoundTripDelay optional,
4922 MbqmCounter64 accumVideoPackRcvdRemSide optional,
4923 MbqmCounter64 accumVideoPLossRemSide optional,
4924 MbqmCounter32 accumAudioNoOfReadings optional,
4925 MbqmCounter32 accumAudioNoOfRTCPReadings optional,
4926 MbqmCounter32 accumVideoNoOfReadings optional,
4927 MbqmCounter32 accumVideoNoOfRTCPReadings optional
4928 } networkPathGroup_list
4929 } qosMonitoring,
4930 record {
4931 DspcpContinousAmrTrans continousAmrTrans optional,
4932 VideoBufferSizeType_5 videoBufferSize optional,
4933 VideoBufferCongThrType_6 videoBufferCongThr optional,
4934 DspcpCorruptVideoDataStrategy corruptVideoDataStrategy optional,
4935 DspcpLostVideoDataStrategy lostVideoDataStrategy optional,
4936 AudioVideoDefaultSkewType_7 audioVideoDefaultSkew optional,
4937 LipSyncFineTuningInteractiveType_8 lipSyncFineTuningInteractive optional,
4938 LipSyncFineTuningStreamingType_9 lipSyncFineTuningStreaming optional,
4939 ForcedVideoSegmType_10 forcedVideoSegm optional,
4940 To3g324mDegVideoBitrateThrH263v1Type_11 to3g324mDegVideoBitrateThrH263v1 optional,
4941 ToIpDegVideoBitrateThrH263v1Type_12 toIpDegVideoBitrateThrH263v1 optional,
4942 To3g324mDegVideoBitrateThrH263v2Type_13 to3g324mDegVideoBitrateThrH263v2 optional,
4943 ToIpDegVideoBitrateThrH263v2Type_14 toIpDegVideoBitrateThrH263v2 optional,
4944 To3g324mDegVideoBitrateThrMPEG4Type_15 to3g324mDegVideoBitrateThrMPEG4 optional,
4945 ToIpDegVideoBitrateThrMPEG4Type_16 toIpDegVideoBitrateThrMPEG4 optional,
4946 To3g324mDegVideoBitrateThrH264Type_17 to3g324mDegVideoBitrateThrH264 optional,
4947 ToIpDegVideoBitrateThrH264Type_18 toIpDegVideoBitrateThrH264 optional,
4948 To3g324mDegVideoCallThrType_19 to3g324mDegVideoCallThr optional,
4949 ToIpDegVideoCallThrType_20 toIpDegVideoCallThr optional,
4950 NsrpInitialDelayType_21 nsrpInitialDelay optional,
4951 DspcpVfuGeneration vfuGeneration optional,
4952 DspcpCounter64 currActiveVideoCalls optional,
4953 DspcpCounter64 currActive3g324mStrCalls optional,
4954 DspcpCounter64 totSuccVideoCallSetupReq optional,
4955 DspcpCounter64 totRejVideoCallSetupReq optional,
4956 DspcpCounter64 totSuccVideoCallsH263v1 optional,
4957 DspcpCounter64 totSuccVideoCallsH263v2 optional,
4958 DspcpCounter64 totSuccVideoCallsH264 optional,
4959 DspcpCounter64 totSuccVideoCallsMpeg4 optional,
4960 DspcpCounter64 totVideoCallsWithoutSyncMarkers optional,
4961 DspcpCounter64 totVideoCallsExpLostDataMaxLimit optional,
4962 DspcpCounter64 totVideoCallsExpLostDataCongThrLimit optional,
4963 DspcpCounter64 totDegVideoQualCallsIpTo3g324m optional,
4964 DspcpCounter64 totDegVideoQualCalls3g324mToIp optional,
4965 DspcpCounter64 totDegVideoQualSecsIpTo3g324m optional,
4966 DspcpCounter64 totDegVideoQualSecs3g324mToIp optional
4967 } video3g324m
4968 } mgwApplication
4969 }
4970 with {
4971 variant "element";
4972 variant (blade_list) "untagged";
4973 variant (blade_list[-]) "name as 'Blade'";
4974 variant (blade_list[-].timingOutletSrc) "defaultForEmpty as '0'";
4975 variant (blade_list[-].cp) "name as capitalized";
4976 variant (blade_list[-].e1Interface_list) "untagged";
4977 variant (blade_list[-].e1Interface_list[-]) "name as 'E1Interface'";
4978 variant (blade_list[-].e1Interface_list[-].port_) "name as 'port'";
4979 variant (blade_list[-].internalEthernetInterface_list) "untagged";
4980 variant (blade_list[-].internalEthernetInterface_list[-]) "name as 'InternalEthernetInterface'";
4981 variant (blade_list[-].internalEthernetInterface_list[-].port_) "name as 'port'";
4982 variant (blade_list[-].license_list) "untagged";
4983 variant (blade_list[-].license_list[-]) "name as 'License'";
4984 variant (blade_list[-].sdhInterface) "name as capitalized";
4985 variant (blade_list[-].sdhInterface.sdhSubLink_list) "untagged";
4986 variant (blade_list[-].sdhInterface.sdhSubLink_list[-]) "name as 'SdhSubLink'";
4987 variant (blade_list[-].signalingInterface) "name as capitalized";
4988 variant (blade_list[-].sonetInterface) "name as capitalized";
4989 variant (blade_list[-].sonetInterface.sonetPathLink_list) "untagged";
4990 variant (blade_list[-].sonetInterface.sonetPathLink_list[-]) "name as 'SonetPathLink'";
4991 variant (blade_list[-].sonetInterface.sonetPathLink_list[-].sonetSubLink_list) "untagged";
4992 variant (blade_list[-].sonetInterface.sonetPathLink_list[-].sonetSubLink_list[-]) "name as 'SonetSubLink'";
4993 variant (blade_list[-].t1Interface_list) "untagged";
4994 variant (blade_list[-].t1Interface_list[-]) "name as 'T1Interface'";
4995 variant (blade_list[-].t1Interface_list[-].port_) "name as 'port'";
4996 variant (system_) "name as 'System'";
4997 variant (system_.sctpParameters) "name as capitalized";
4998 variant (system_.sctpParameters.rtoInitial) "defaultForEmpty as '1000'";
4999 variant (system_.sctpParameters.rtoMin) "defaultForEmpty as '500'";
5000 variant (system_.sctpParameters.rtoMax) "defaultForEmpty as '10000'";
5001 variant (system_.sctpParameters.rtoAlpha) "defaultForEmpty as '3'";
5002 variant (system_.sctpParameters.rtoBeta) "defaultForEmpty as '2'";
5003 variant (system_.sctpParameters.associationMaxRetrans) "defaultForEmpty as '10'";
5004 variant (system_.sctpParameters.maxInitRetrans) "defaultForEmpty as '8'";
5005 variant (system_.sctpParameters.maxShutdownRetrans) "defaultForEmpty as '5'";
5006 variant (system_.sctpParameters.mtu) "defaultForEmpty as '1428'";
5007 variant (system_.sctpParameters.valCookieLife) "defaultForEmpty as '400'";
5008 variant (system_.arpParameters) "name as capitalized";
5009 variant (system_.arpParameters.eventFilter) "defaultForEmpty as '3'";
5010 variant (system_.arpParameters.fastSupInterval) "defaultForEmpty as '10'";
5011 variant (system_.arpParameters.downSupInterval) "defaultForEmpty as '100'";
5012 variant (system_.arpParameters.addrCollSupInterval) "defaultForEmpty as '10'";
5013 variant (system_.arpParameters.addrCollEventFilterl) "defaultForEmpty as '3'";
5014 variant (system_.bladePair_list) "untagged";
5015 variant (system_.bladePair_list[-]) "name as 'BladePair'";
5016 variant (system_.physicalTone_list) "untagged";
5017 variant (system_.physicalTone_list[-]) "name as 'PhysicalTone'";
5018 variant (system_.trafficSupervision) "name as capitalized";
5019 variant (system_.trafficSupervision.trafficSupervisionMaliciousPacketsThr) "defaultForEmpty as '0'";
5020 variant (system_.trafficSupervision.trafficSupervisionMaliciousPacketsHys) "defaultForEmpty as '0'";
5021 variant (system_.trafficSupervision.trafficSupervisionExcessiveBandwidthThr) "defaultForEmpty as '0'";
5022 variant (system_.trafficSupervision.trafficSupervisionExcessiveBandwidthHys) "defaultForEmpty as '0'";
5023 variant (system_.trafficSupervision.trafficSupervisionMediaStopSupervision) "defaultForEmpty as '1'";
5024 variant (system_.trafficSupervision.trafficSupervisionMaliciousTrafficLog) "defaultForEmpty as '1'";
5025 variant (system_.trafficSupervision.trafficSupervisionExcessiveTrafficLog) "defaultForEmpty as '1'";
5026 variant (network) "name as capitalized";
5027 variant (network.h248Route_list) "untagged";
5028 variant (network.h248Route_list[-]) "name as 'H248Route'";
5029 variant (network.virtualRouter) "name as capitalized";
5030 variant (network.virtualRouter.ipInterface_list) "untagged";
5031 variant (network.virtualRouter.ipInterface_list[-]) "name as 'IpInterface'";
5032 variant (network.virtualRouter.ipInterface_list[-].address_) "name as 'address'";
5033 variant (network.virtualRouter.ipInterface_list[-].addressGroup) "defaultForEmpty as '0'";
5034 variant (network.virtualRouter.nextHop_list) "untagged";
5035 variant (network.virtualRouter.nextHop_list[-]) "name as 'NextHop'";
5036 variant (network.virtualRouter.nextHop_list[-].address_) "name as 'address'";
5037 variant (network.virtualRouter.route_list) "untagged";
5038 variant (network.virtualRouter.route_list[-]) "name as 'Route'";
5039 variant (network.virtualRouter.route_list[-].type_) "name as 'type'";
5040 variant (mgwApplication) "name as capitalized";
5041 variant (mgwApplication.addressOffset) "defaultForEmpty as '0'";
5042 variant (mgwApplication.payloadProfile_list) "untagged";
5043 variant (mgwApplication.payloadProfile_list[-]) "name as 'PayloadProfile'";
5044 variant (mgwApplication.payloadMapping_list) "untagged";
5045 variant (mgwApplication.payloadMapping_list[-]) "name as 'PayloadMapping'";
5046 variant (mgwApplication.signalingDevice_list) "untagged";
5047 variant (mgwApplication.signalingDevice_list[-]) "name as 'SignalingDevice'";
5048 variant (mgwApplication.signalingDevice_list[-].admState) "defaultForEmpty as 'unlocked'";
5049 variant (mgwApplication.signalingDevice_list[-].signalingChannel_list) "untagged";
5050 variant (mgwApplication.signalingDevice_list[-].signalingChannel_list[-]) "name as 'SignalingChannel'";
5051 variant (mgwApplication.toneProfile_list) "untagged";
5052 variant (mgwApplication.toneProfile_list[-]) "name as 'ToneProfile'";
5053 variant (mgwApplication.toneProfile_list[-].h248Tone_list) "untagged";
5054 variant (mgwApplication.toneProfile_list[-].h248Tone_list[-]) "name as 'H248Tone'";
5055 variant (mgwApplication.toneProfile_list[-].h248Tone_list[-].defaultTimeout) "defaultForEmpty as '0'";
5056 variant (mgwApplication.virtualSgw_list) "untagged";
5057 variant (mgwApplication.virtualSgw_list[-]) "name as 'VirtualSgw'";
5058 variant (mgwApplication.virtualSgw_list[-].trTimer) "defaultForEmpty as '5'";
5059 variant (mgwApplication.virtualSgw_list[-].asp_list) "untagged";
5060 variant (mgwApplication.virtualSgw_list[-].asp_list[-]) "name as 'Asp'";
5061 variant (mgwApplication.virtualSgw_list[-].asp_list[-].admState) "defaultForEmpty as 'unlocked'";
5062 variant (mgwApplication.virtualSgw_list[-].asp_list[-].hbTimer) "defaultForEmpty as '60'";
5063 variant (mgwApplication.virtualSgw_list[-].asp_list[-].localPort) "defaultForEmpty as '9900'";
5064 variant (mgwApplication.virtualSgw_list[-].asp_list[-].outStreams) "defaultForEmpty as '20'";
5065 variant (mgwApplication.virtualSgw_list[-].asp_list[-].remotePort) "defaultForEmpty as '9900'";
5066 variant (mgwApplication.virtualSgw_list[-].asp_list[-].sctpMode) "defaultForEmpty as 'server'";
5067 variant (mgwApplication.virtualSgw_list[-].sgwInterface_list) "untagged";
5068 variant (mgwApplication.virtualSgw_list[-].sgwInterface_list[-]) "name as 'SgwInterface'";
5069 variant (mgwApplication.virtualSgw_list[-].sgwInterface_list[-].admState) "defaultForEmpty as 'unlocked'";
5070 variant (mgwApplication.virtualSgw_list[-].sgwInterface_list[-].idlePollTimer) "defaultForEmpty as '10'";
5071 variant (mgwApplication.virtualSgw_list[-].sgwInterface_list[-].maxRetransmissions) "defaultForEmpty as '3'";
5072 variant (mgwApplication.virtualSgw_list[-].sgwInterface_list[-].retransmissionTimer) "defaultForEmpty as '3000'";
5073 variant (mgwApplication.virtualSgw_list[-].sgwInterface_list[-].sendQueueLength) "defaultForEmpty as '30'";
5074 variant (mgwApplication.virtualMgw_list) "untagged";
5075 variant (mgwApplication.virtualMgw_list[-]) "name as 'VirtualMgw'";
5076 variant (mgwApplication.virtualMgw_list[-].adapJitBufSize) "defaultForEmpty as '200'";
5077 variant (mgwApplication.virtualMgw_list[-].detailedTermInfoPackage) "defaultForEmpty as 'enabled'";
5078 variant (mgwApplication.virtualMgw_list[-].echoDisablingMode) "defaultForEmpty as 'g168'";
5079 variant (mgwApplication.virtualMgw_list[-].estAudioStatJitBuf) "defaultForEmpty as '50'";
5080 variant (mgwApplication.virtualMgw_list[-].estDataStatJitBuf) "defaultForEmpty as '50'";
5081 variant (mgwApplication.virtualMgw_list[-].profileName) "defaultForEmpty as 'ericsson_mgw'";
5082 variant (mgwApplication.virtualMgw_list[-].rtcpForwarding) "defaultForEmpty as 'on'";
5083 variant (mgwApplication.virtualMgw_list[-].rtcpOn) "defaultForEmpty as 'true'";
5084 variant (mgwApplication.virtualMgw_list[-].srcAddressFiltering) "defaultForEmpty as 'off'";
5085 variant (mgwApplication.virtualMgw_list[-].rtcpNplr) "defaultForEmpty as 'disabled'";
5086 variant (mgwApplication.virtualMgw_list[-].rtcpJdr) "defaultForEmpty as 'disabled'";
5087 variant (mgwApplication.virtualMgw_list[-].rtcpRtd) "defaultForEmpty as 'disabled'";
5088 variant (mgwApplication.virtualMgw_list[-].physicalDevice_list) "untagged";
5089 variant (mgwApplication.virtualMgw_list[-].physicalDevice_list[-]) "name as 'PhysicalDevice'";
5090 variant (mgwApplication.virtualMgw_list[-].physicalDevice_list[-].admState) "defaultForEmpty as 'unlocked'";
5091 variant (mgwApplication.virtualMgw_list[-].physicalDevice_list[-].defaultEchoCancellation) "defaultForEmpty as 'on'";
5092 variant (mgwApplication.virtualMgw_list[-].physicalDevice_list[-].defaultEncoding) "defaultForEmpty as 'a-law'";
5093 variant (mgwApplication.virtualMgw_list[-].physicalDevice_list[-].echoDelay) "defaultForEmpty as '0'";
5094 variant (mgwApplication.virtualMgw_list[-].physicalDevice_list[-].type_) "name as 'type'";
5095 variant (mgwApplication.virtualMgw_list[-].physicalDevice_list[-].v52) "defaultForEmpty as 'disabled'";
5096 variant (mgwApplication.virtualMgw_list[-].physicalDevice_list[-].physicalTermination_list) "untagged";
5097 variant (mgwApplication.virtualMgw_list[-].physicalDevice_list[-].physicalTermination_list[-]) "name as 'PhysicalTermination'";
5098 variant (mgwApplication.virtualMgw_list[-].physicalDevice_list[-].physicalTermination_list[-].testTermination) "name as capitalized";
5099 variant (mgwApplication.virtualMgw_list[-].physicalDevice_list[-].physicalTermination_list[-].testTermination.codec) "defaultForEmpty as 'noOverride'";
5100 variant (mgwApplication.virtualMgw_list[-].physicalDevice_list[-].physicalTermination_list[-].testTermination.codecCN) "defaultForEmpty as 'on'";
5101 variant (mgwApplication.virtualMgw_list[-].physicalDevice_list[-].physicalTermination_list[-].testTermination.codecPtime) "defaultForEmpty as 'Ptime-10'";
5102 variant (mgwApplication.virtualMgw_list[-].physicalDevice_list[-].physicalTermination_list[-].testTermination.codecTR) "defaultForEmpty as 'on'";
5103 variant (mgwApplication.virtualMgw_list[-].virtualIpDevice_list) "untagged";
5104 variant (mgwApplication.virtualMgw_list[-].virtualIpDevice_list[-]) "name as 'VirtualIpDevice'";
5105 variant (mgwApplication.virtualMgw_list[-].virtualIpDevice_list[-].admState) "defaultForEmpty as 'unlocked'";
5106 variant (mgwApplication.virtualMgw_list[-].virtualIpDevice_list[-].echoDelay) "defaultForEmpty as '0'";
5107 variant (mgwApplication.virtualMgw_list[-].virtualIpDevice_list[-].virtualIpTermination_list) "untagged";
5108 variant (mgwApplication.virtualMgw_list[-].virtualIpDevice_list[-].virtualIpTermination_list[-]) "name as 'VirtualIpTermination'";
5109 variant (mgwApplication.virtualMgw_list[-].h248SctpLink) "name as capitalized";
5110 variant (mgwApplication.virtualMgw_list[-].h248SctpLink.admState) "defaultForEmpty as 'unlocked'";
5111 variant (mgwApplication.virtualMgw_list[-].h248SctpLink.encoding) "defaultForEmpty as 'compacttext'";
5112 variant (mgwApplication.virtualMgw_list[-].h248SctpLink.localPort) "defaultForEmpty as '2944'";
5113 variant (mgwApplication.virtualMgw_list[-].h248SctpLink.mGCOriginatedPendingLimit) "defaultForEmpty as '2'";
5114 variant (mgwApplication.virtualMgw_list[-].h248SctpLink.mGOriginatedPendingLimit) "defaultForEmpty as '3'";
5115 variant (mgwApplication.virtualMgw_list[-].h248SctpLink.maxNumberOfRetransmissions) "defaultForEmpty as '2'";
5116 variant (mgwApplication.virtualMgw_list[-].h248SctpLink.maximumWaitDelay) "defaultForEmpty as '1000'";
5117 variant (mgwApplication.virtualMgw_list[-].h248SctpLink.msgIdFormat) "defaultForEmpty as 'device-name'";
5118 variant (mgwApplication.virtualMgw_list[-].h248SctpLink.normalMGExecutionTime) "defaultForEmpty as '2000'";
5119 variant (mgwApplication.virtualMgw_list[-].h248SctpLink.remotePort) "defaultForEmpty as '2944'";
5120 variant (mgwApplication.virtualMgw_list[-].h248SctpLink.sctpHbInterval) "defaultForEmpty as '5'";
5121 variant (mgwApplication.virtualMgw_list[-].h248SctpLink.t95) "defaultForEmpty as '500'";
5122 variant (mgwApplication.virtualMgw_list[-].h248SctpLink.transactionRetentionTimer) "defaultForEmpty as '16000'";
5123 variant (mgwApplication.virtualMgw_list[-].h248UdpLink) "name as capitalized";
5124 variant (mgwApplication.virtualMgw_list[-].h248UdpLink.admState) "defaultForEmpty as 'unlocked'";
5125 variant (mgwApplication.virtualMgw_list[-].h248UdpLink.encoding) "defaultForEmpty as 'compacttext'";
5126 variant (mgwApplication.virtualMgw_list[-].h248UdpLink.localPort) "defaultForEmpty as '2944'";
5127 variant (mgwApplication.virtualMgw_list[-].h248UdpLink.mGCOriginatedPendingLimit) "defaultForEmpty as '2'";
5128 variant (mgwApplication.virtualMgw_list[-].h248UdpLink.mGOriginatedPendingLimit) "defaultForEmpty as '3'";
5129 variant (mgwApplication.virtualMgw_list[-].h248UdpLink.maxNumberOfRetransmissions) "defaultForEmpty as '2'";
5130 variant (mgwApplication.virtualMgw_list[-].h248UdpLink.maximumWaitDelay) "defaultForEmpty as '1000'";
5131 variant (mgwApplication.virtualMgw_list[-].h248UdpLink.msgIdFormat) "defaultForEmpty as 'device-name'";
5132 variant (mgwApplication.virtualMgw_list[-].h248UdpLink.normalMGExecutionTime) "defaultForEmpty as '2000'";
5133 variant (mgwApplication.virtualMgw_list[-].h248UdpLink.remotePort) "defaultForEmpty as '2944'";
5134 variant (mgwApplication.virtualMgw_list[-].h248UdpLink.t95) "defaultForEmpty as '500'";
5135 variant (mgwApplication.virtualMgw_list[-].h248UdpLink.transactionRetentionTimer) "defaultForEmpty as '16000'";
5136 variant (mgwApplication.virtualMgw_list[-].h248UdpLink.udpInactTimer) "defaultForEmpty as '5'";
5137 variant (mgwApplication.virtualMgw_list[-].signaledSpc_list) "untagged";
5138 variant (mgwApplication.virtualMgw_list[-].signaledSpc_list[-]) "name as 'SignaledSpc'";
5139 variant (mgwApplication.virtualMgw_list[-].signaledSpc_list[-].ephemeralSpcTermination) "name as capitalized";
5140 variant (mgwApplication.virtualMgw_list[-].provisionedSpc_list) "untagged";
5141 variant (mgwApplication.virtualMgw_list[-].provisionedSpc_list[-]) "name as 'ProvisionedSpc'";
5142 variant (mgwApplication.qosMonitoring) "name as capitalized";
5143 variant (mgwApplication.qosMonitoring.adminState) "defaultForEmpty as '0'";
5144 variant (mgwApplication.qosMonitoring.defaultLocalPrefixMaskLength) "defaultForEmpty as '32'";
5145 variant (mgwApplication.qosMonitoring.defaultRemotePrefixMaskLength) "defaultForEmpty as '0'";
5146 variant (mgwApplication.qosMonitoring.ipAddressPrefix_list) "untagged";
5147 variant (mgwApplication.qosMonitoring.ipAddressPrefix_list[-]) "name as 'IpAddressPrefix'";
5148 variant (mgwApplication.qosMonitoring.networkPathGroup_list) "untagged";
5149 variant (mgwApplication.qosMonitoring.networkPathGroup_list[-]) "name as 'NetworkPathGroup'";
5150 variant (mgwApplication.video3g324m) "name as capitalized";
5151 variant (mgwApplication.video3g324m.videoBufferSize) "defaultForEmpty as '10000'";
5152 variant (mgwApplication.video3g324m.videoBufferCongThr) "defaultForEmpty as '7000'";
5153 variant (mgwApplication.video3g324m.audioVideoDefaultSkew) "defaultForEmpty as '100'";
5154 variant (mgwApplication.video3g324m.lipSyncFineTuningInteractive) "defaultForEmpty as '100'";
5155 variant (mgwApplication.video3g324m.lipSyncFineTuningStreaming) "defaultForEmpty as '100'";
5156 variant (mgwApplication.video3g324m.forcedVideoSegm) "defaultForEmpty as '2'";
5157 variant (mgwApplication.video3g324m.to3g324mDegVideoBitrateThrH263v1) "defaultForEmpty as '30'";
5158 variant (mgwApplication.video3g324m.toIpDegVideoBitrateThrH263v1) "defaultForEmpty as '30'";
5159 variant (mgwApplication.video3g324m.to3g324mDegVideoBitrateThrH263v2) "defaultForEmpty as '30'";
5160 variant (mgwApplication.video3g324m.toIpDegVideoBitrateThrH263v2) "defaultForEmpty as '30'";
5161 variant (mgwApplication.video3g324m.to3g324mDegVideoBitrateThrMPEG4) "defaultForEmpty as '30'";
5162 variant (mgwApplication.video3g324m.toIpDegVideoBitrateThrMPEG4) "defaultForEmpty as '30'";
5163 variant (mgwApplication.video3g324m.to3g324mDegVideoBitrateThrH264) "defaultForEmpty as '30'";
5164 variant (mgwApplication.video3g324m.toIpDegVideoBitrateThrH264) "defaultForEmpty as '30'";
5165 variant (mgwApplication.video3g324m.to3g324mDegVideoCallThr) "defaultForEmpty as '20'";
5166 variant (mgwApplication.video3g324m.toIpDegVideoCallThr) "defaultForEmpty as '20'";
5167 variant (mgwApplication.video3g324m.nsrpInitialDelay) "defaultForEmpty as '0'";
5168 };
5169
5170
5171 }
5172 with {
5173 encode "XML";
5174 variant "namespace as 'http://www.ericsson.com/is/isco/Mgw/R9B27'";
5175 variant "controlNamespace 'http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance' prefix 'xsi'";
5176 variant "elementFormQualified";
5177 }
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