Use this procedure and the Web GUI or opr-protnswtmpls/rls-protnswtmpls TL1 command to operate/release protection switching.
The OPR-PROTNSW-TMPLS command is used to initiate protection commands for provisioned facility protection groups. The command can be used for the following FFP types: 1:1 (T) MPLS Protection and Dual Home revertive bidirectional (T)MPLS. User requests initiated with this command remain active until released with the RLS-PROTNSW-TMPLS command or overridden by a higher priority protection switch request (for example., Lockout or a SF condition on the working or protection tunnel, or a forced switch request on the working or protection tunnel). Assignment of protection resources is made in response to automatic or user initiated requests. Table 9-2, Protection switching request priorities shows the hierarchy or priority levels for requests in descending order.
Priority |
Request type |
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1 (highest) |
Lockout of Protection |
2 |
Signal Fail for Protection (SF-P) |
3 |
Forced Switch for Working (FS) |
4 |
Signal Fail for Working (SF) |
5 |
Manual Switch to Working/Manual Switch to Protection |
6 |
Wait to Restore |
7 (lowest) |
No Request |
1 |
Login to the VLNC42B. |
2 |
From the Navigation menu, select TMPLS → Protection → FFP Switching. Equivalent TL1 command: opr-protnswtmpls/rlsprotnswtmpls. Result: The Fast Facility Protection Group Switching screen displays. |
3 |
In the FFP AID drop-down box, select the FFP Tunnel Protection Group AID. The screen displays current values. See Fast Facility Protection Group Switching parameters. |
4 |
In the Switch Command drop-down box, select the type of switch being performed. If required and the Switch Command is MAN, select the destination in the Destination drop-down box. |
5 |
Click Submit to execute the command. End of steps |
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