Alcatel-Lucent 1665 DMX provides PM capabilities for the Fast Ethernet and Gigabit Ethernet interfaces. PM data is collected at each LAN and WAN interface in the network for both incoming and outgoing directions and is stored in quarter-hour and day bins. The WAN interface provides a connection to a SONET Virtual Concatenation Group (VCG).
Provisionable threshold crossing alerts (TCAs) are not supported on the Ethernet interfaces.
The following table lists the Ethernet performance parameters that Alcatel-Lucent 1665 DMX monitors, including the ranges for the 15-minute and 1-day (24-hour) registers.
Facility |
Monitored parameters |
15-Min |
1-Day |
---|---|---|---|
Range |
Range | ||
Ethernet (all packs) |
EDFC – Ethernet dropped frames congestion |
1–7,000,000 |
1–90,000,000 |
EDFE – Ethernet dropped frames errors |
1–7,000,000 |
1–90,000,000 | |
LNW73/73C packs |
INTXWD – Count of invalid transmission words received. |
1–16383 |
1–1,048,575 |
Performance monitoring is enabled/disabled via the WaveStar® CIT. From the System View menu, select Performance → Prov PM Settings, then navigate to the port.
Alcatel-Lucent 1665 DMX monitors several Ethernet parameters.
The EDFC parameter counts the number of incoming Ethernet frames dropped at a specific LAN/WAN port due to buffer overflow. Buffer overflow occurs when the network is congested.
For LNW170, this count represents the number of frames that could not be transmitted on the specified port because of congestion. For all other circuit packs, this count represents the number of frames that could not be received on the specified port because of congestion. This parameter does not apply to the LNW74 circuit pack.
The EDFE parameter counts the number of incoming Ethernet frames dropped at a LAN/WAN port due to a frame check sequence (FCS) error or another defect in the frame.
For the LNW73: this count represents frames received with invalid CRC on data port. For VCG, this count represents dropped GFP super-block frames due to CRC error.
This parameter is valid only for VCGs; not valid for LAN ports.
This parameter is valid only for VCGs - not LAN ports. This parameter applies only to the LNW66 circuit packs.
For the LNW73, ordered sets are not included in the count. This parameter is valid for the data ports only, not VCGs.
This parameter monitors the incoming number of bytes
This parameter monitors the incoming number of frames.
This parameter monitors the outgoing number of bytes. For the LNW73, ordered sets are not included in the count. This parameter is valid for the data ports only, not VCGs.
Alcatel-Lucent 1665 DMX monitors the following Ethernet parameters on the LNW73 pack.
This parameter is valid for data ports only, not VCGs.
This parameter is valid for data ports only, not VCGs.
This parameter is valid for data ports only, not VCGs.
This parameter is valid for data ports only, not VCGs.
This parameter is valid for data ports only, not VCGs.
This parameter is valid for data ports only, not VCGs.
This parameter is valid for data ports only, not VCGs.
This parameter is valid for data ports only, not VCGs.
This parameter is valid for VCGs only, not data ports.
This parameter is valid for VCGs only, not data ports.
This parameter is valid for VCGs only, not data ports.
Alcatel-Lucent 1665 DMX monitors the following Ethernet parameters on the LNW170 pack.
This parameter the number of green frames that could not be transmitted due to congestion.
This parameter the number of yellow frames that could not be transmitted due to congestion.
This parameter is valid for data ports only, not VCGs.
Multicast frames are frames where the destination address has the group address bit set to 1.
Broadcast frames are frames where the destination address is all 1s.
Broadcast frames are frames where the destination address is all 1s.
Broadcast frames are frames where the destination address is all 1s.
Number of frames received from the CPU.
Number of times the STP port role changed.
Number of times the STP port state changed, except to/from disabled.
Number of times the bridge changed to/from being root.
Number of occurrences of BPDU timeout.
Incoming number of BPDU frames.
Outgoing number of BPDU frames.
Number of BPDU frames dropped.
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