GMRE CORBA Interoperable Object Reference (IOR).
It contains 1 to 265 characters and provides
initial reference for the CORBA connection over
IIOP protocol.
GMRE OMS polarization mode dispersion (PMD). The
valid value is 0.0 to 1000.0 pico-seconds with
precision of one decimal digit.
Current configurable range: 0 to 10000.
GMRE OMS chromatic dispersion (CD). The new
coherent feasibility model is in units of 1/10
ps/nm (picoseconds/nanometer) because it needs
to have precision of one decimal digit. The valid
values are -4000.0 to 7800.0 ps/nm.
Current configurable range: -40000 to 78000.
GMRE OMS polarization dependent loss (PDL). The
valid value is 0.00000 to 5.00000 dB with
precision of five decimal digit.
Current configurable range: 0 to 500000.
GMRE Optical Line Impairment table entry index.
Each index must identify a unique combination
of BitRate, Encoding, CompModule, and FecMode.
Current configurable range: 1 to 255.
GMRE OPTLINE Non-Linear Phase (NLP).
The valid value
is 0.00000 to 999.00000 with precision of 5
decimal digits.
Current configurable range: 0 to 99900000.
GMRE OPTLINE Optical Signal-To-Noise (OSNR)
Power Ratio. The valid value is 0.00000 to
10000.00000 with precision of 5 decimal digits.
Current configurable range: 0 to 1000000000.
Note: The OSNR value derived from the MIB value
(after dividing by 100000) is the linear inverse
of the real value in dB. To convert the MIB value
to a value in dB, use 10 * log(MIBvalue/100000),
e.g., 10 * log(100000000/100000 ) = 30 dB.
GMRE OPTLINE Non-Linear Phase Negative-Positive
(NLPNP).
The valid value
is 0.00000 to 999.00000 with precision of 5
decimal digits.
Current configurable range: 0 to 99900000.
GMRE OPTLINE Optical Signal-To-Noise Negative-
Positive (OSNRNP) Power Ratio. The valid value
is 0.00000 to 10000.00000 with precision of 5
decimal digits.
Current configurable range: 0 to 1000000000.
Note: The OSNR value derived from the MIB value
(after dividing by 100000) is the linear inverse
of the real value in dB. To convert the MIB value
to a value in dB, use 10 * log(MIBvalue/100000),
e.g., 10 * log(100000000/100000) = 30 dB.
This attribute indicates the status of the
previously executed tnAsonFeasibilityCommand
operation. Here are the status strings:
* Success
* Remote transfer in progress
* Failed - Remote path exceeds the max length
of 127 characters
* Failed - The remote path must specify a file
* Failed - Cannot transfer file while operation
already in progress
* Failed - Invalid protocol (only tftp or sftp is
allowed)
* Failed - Local error
* Failed - Network error
* Failed - Remote server error
* Failed - Invalid remote server IP address
* Failed - Unknown Error
* Failed - Authorization failed
* Failed - File permission(s) failed
* Failed - .
The password used to access the feasibility file
transfer server.
When read, this attribute will return an empty
string if the password has not been set and
'********' if it has been set.
This attribute provides the wavelengths/channels
for encoding types on an OMS line. It is a fixed
size octet string. Each bit represents an ITU
channel. The ITU channel numbers decrement from
the MSB of the first octet, 60.5, 60, 59.5, ...,
18, 17.5, 17. Currently we support 88 channels,
requiring 88 bits, or 11 characters, to represent
the ITU channels.
0 = ITU channel is not part of specified encoding type
1 = ITU channel is part of the specified encoding type.
The password used to access the snapshot server.
When read, this attribute will return an empty
string if the password has not been set and
'********' if it has been set.
Defines the root directory on the server the
snapshot shall be stored. Must be present when
row status of snapshot entries is created.
Default is empty string.
This attribute indicates the status of the
schedule snapshot operation. Here are the status
strings:
* Success
* Pending - waiting for scheduled time
* Snapshot in progress
* failed - timed out - e.g. due to node reset at scheduled time.
* failed - remote path exceeds the max length of 127 characters
* Failed - local error
* Failed - network error
* Failed - Remote server error.
default at creation time is pending.
The following two values are states, which may be
may be read or written:
- active(1), - set only used in combination
- with createAndWait.
- notInService(2), - set should not be used, use a destroy.
The following value is a state, which may be read only:
- notReady(3), - never used as cannot be incomplete.
The following three values are actions, which may
be written but are never read:
- createAndGo(4), - recommended way to use.
- createAndWait(5), - not recommended way to use.
- destroy(6) - used to delete the row entry
- after completion.
This attribute indicates the filename for the
snapshot performed on the node. If none exists,
this attribute will return an empty string. If
a snapshot is in progress, this attribute will
return an empty string.
