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This mib is used for defining huawei's vectoring management MIB objects. The MIB is used for vectoring, vectoring is a transmission method that employs the coordination of line signals for reduction of crosstalk levels and improvement of performance.

Enable/Disable the global vectoring configuration. Default values:disable. Options: 1. enable(1) - Enables the global vectoring configuration 2. disable(2) - Disables the global vectoring configuration Enumeration: 'enable': 1, 'disable': 2.

Vectoring legacy cpe activate policy. Default values:limit. Options: 1. no-limit(1) - The legacy cpe is allowed to activated in G.993.2 operation mode 2. block(2) - The legacy cpe is not allowed to activated in G.993.2 operation mode 3. limit(3) - The legacy cpe is allowed to activated in G.993.2 operation mode, with PSD auto shaped to eliminate the self-FEXT to vectoring lines 4. forceFriendlyDsLimitUs(4) - Force friendly is used in the downstream direction, and PSD automatic shaping is used in the upstream direction 5. forceFriendlyDsNoLimitUs(5) - Force friendly is used in the downstream direction, and no restriction is set for the upstream direction Enumeration: 'forceFriendlyDsNoLimitUs': 5, 'limit': 3, 'forceFriendlyDsLimitUs': 4, 'block': 2, 'no-limit': 1.

Vectoring global frequency plan types. Default values:bandplan998ade. Options: 1. bandplanAnnexa(1) - The frequency plan types for the vectoring feature is Annex A 2. bandplanAnnexc(2) - The frequency plan types for the vectoring feature is Annex C 3. bandplan997e(3) - The frequency plan types for the vectoring feature is 997E 4. bandplan998ade(4) - The frequency plan types for the vectoring feature is 998ADE 5. bandplan998e(5) - The frequency plan types for the vectoring feature is 998E 6. bandplanHPE(6) - The frequency plan types for the vectoring feature is HPE Enumeration: 'bandplan997e': 3, 'bandplan998e': 5, 'bandplan998ade': 4, 'bandplanHPE': 6, 'bandplanAnnexa': 1, 'bandplanAnnexc': 2.

Vectoring us0 type. Default values:us0TypeA. Options: 1. us0TypeA(1) - US0 type is US0-type A 2. us0TypeB(2) - US0 type is US0-type B 3. us0TypeM(3) - US0 type is US0-type M 4. us0TypeN(4) - US0 type is US0-type N/A 5. invalidValue(-1) - US0 type return -1 when vectoring frequency plan types is Annex A/Annex C Enumeration: 'us0TypeM': 3, 'us0TypeN': 4, 'invalidValue': -1, 'us0TypeA': 1, 'us0TypeB': 2.

AnnexA limit mask. Options: 1. d32(1) - AnnexA limit mask is D-32 2. d48(2) - AnnexA limit mask is D-48 3. d64(3) - AnnexA limit mask is D-64 4. d128(4) - AnnexA limit mask is D-128 5. invalidValue(-1) - AnnexA limit mask return -1 when vectoring frequency plan types is not Annex A Enumeration: 'd128': 4, 'd64': 3, 'd48': 2, 'd32': 1, 'invalidValue': -1.

This object is used to set the reserved band of a legacy CPE. This object takes effect when hwVectoringLegacyCpeActivatePolicy is set to limit. Range of the subcarrier IDs: 0-6956. Two subcarriers are separated by a comma (,). The format is: start subcarrier ID-end subcarrier ID. The start subcarrier ID cannot be greater than the end subcarrier ID. Only eight reserved band is supported, for example, 880-900,1000-1100. The settings of hwVectoringLegacyCpeReservedBand and hwVectoringLegacyCpeToneBlackoutBand cannot overlap with each other.

This object is used to set the blackout band of a legacy CPE. This object takes effect when hwVectoringLegacyCpeActivatePolicy is set to limit. Range of the subcarrier IDs: 0-6956. Two subcarriers are separated by a comma (,). The format is: start subcarrier ID-end subcarrier ID. The start subcarrier ID cannot be greater than the end subcarrier ID. Only eight tone blackout band is supported, for example, 1300-1320,1400-1500. The settings of hwVectoringLegacyCpeReservedBand and hwVectoringLegacyCpeToneBlackoutBand cannot overlap with each other.

The table hwVectoringGroupTable contains the vectoring group configuration. The index of this table is hwVectoringGroupIndex.

The table hwVectoringGroupTable contains the vectoring group configuration. The index of this entry is hwVectoringGroupIndex.

This object identifies a row in this table.

This configuration parameter shall be an array of pairs of sub-carrier indices for uptream . Each pair represents the start and stop sub-carrier index of a frequency band in which FEXT cancellation is not required. Up to 8 frequency bands may be configured. for example :880-900,1000-1020

This configuration parameter shall be an array of pairs of sub-carrier indices for downstream . Each pair represents the start and stop sub-carrier index of a frequency band in which FEXT cancellation is not required. Up to 8 frequency bands may be configured. for example :1300-1320,1400-1450

This object defines the link list of the vectoring group. This is a string of 4 bytes of values indicates the port ifindex. It can contain as most as 512 link.

This object is used to create a new row or delete an existing row in this table.

This object enable/disable the protection of vectoring lines downstream. Options: 1. enable(1)- The protection of vectoring lines downstream is enabled 2. disable(2) - The protection of vectoring lines downstream is disabled Enumeration: 'enable': 1, 'disable': 2.

This object enable/disable the protection of vectoring lines upstream. Options: 1. enable(1)- The protection of vectoring lines upstream is enabled 2. disable(2) - The protection of vectoring lines upstream is disabled Enumeration: 'enable': 1, 'disable': 2.

The table hwVectoringConfProfTable contains the vectoring profile configuration. A default profile with an index of 'DEFVAL' will always exist and its parameters will be set to vendor-specific values, unless otherwise specified in this document. The index of this table is hwVectoringProfName.

The table hwVectoringConfProfTable contains the vectoring profile configuration. A default profile with an index of 'DEFVAL' will always exist and its parameters will be set to vendor-specific values, unless otherwise specified in this document. The index of this entry is hwVectoringProfName.

This object identifies a row in this table.

Enable/Disable FEXT cancellation control upstream. Default values: enable. Options: 1. enable(1) - Enable FEXT cancellation in the upstream direction from all the other vectoring lines into the line in the vectoring group 2. disable(2) - Disable FEXT cancellation in the upstream direction from all the other vectoring lines into the line in the vectoring group. Enumeration: 'enable': 1, 'disable': 2.

Enable/Disable FEXT cancellation control downstream. Default values: enable. Options: 1. enable(1) - Enable FEXT cancellation in the downstream direction from all the other vectoring lines into the line in the vectoring group 2. disable(2) - Disable FEXT cancellation in the downstream direction from all the other vectoring lines into the line in the vectoring group Enumeration: 'enable': 1, 'disable': 2.

This object is used to create a new row or delete an existing row in this table. Before a profile can be deleted, it must be not referenced from all VDSL ports.

The table hwVectoringPortTable contains port configuration about vectoring. The index of this table is ifIndex.

The table hwVectoringPortTable contains port configuration about vectoring. The index of this entry is ifIndex.

This object configures the vectoring link profile name.

The VCE ID uniquely identifies the VCE that manages and controls the vectored group to which the line belongs. It consists of one octet and valid ranges are from 1 to 96. The special value 0 means the line is not in a vectored group.

The VCE port index is the physical index that uniquely identifies the VCE port to which the line is connected. It is an integer from 1 to the maximum number of lines supported by the VCE. The special value 0 means the VCE port index is not valid

Options: 1. compatible(1) - The vectoring line configured band plan is compatible with the vectoring band configuration 2. incompatible(2) - The vectoring line configured band plan is not compatible with the vectoring band configuration Enumeration: 'compatible': 1, 'incompatible': 2.

Options: 1. vectoring(1) - The CPE type is vectoring 2. fullFriendly(2) - The CPE type is vectoring full friendly 3. friendlyDs(3) - The CPE type is vectoring friendly ds 4. legacyVdsl2(4) - The CPE type is vdsl2 5. adsl(5) - The CPE type is adsl/2/2+ 6. unknown(6) - The CPE type is unknown Enumeration: 'friendlyDs': 3, 'unknown': 6, 'vectoring': 1, 'legacyVdsl2': 4, 'fullFriendly': 2, 'adsl': 5.

The table hwVectoringAutoGroupingTable contains the vectoring auto group result. The indexes of this table are hwVectoringGroupIndex and hwVectoringAutoGroupingGroupIndex.

The table hwVectoringAutoGroupingTable contains the vectoring auto group result. The indexes of this entry are hwVectoringGroupIndex and hwVectoringAutoGroupingGroupIndex.

This object identifies auto group index.

This object defines the link list of the vectoring auto group. This is a string of 4 bytes of values indicates the port ifindex. It can contain as most as 512 link.

The table hwVectoringCrosstalkCouplingMatrixTable contains information of vectoring crosstalk coupling matrix about a port in a vectoring group. The indexes of this table are ifIndex and hwVectoringCrosstalkCouplingMatrixDirection.

The table hwVectoringCrosstalkCouplingMatrixTable contains information of vectoring crosstalk coupling matrix about a port in a vectoring group. The indexes of this entry are ifIndex and hwVectoringCrosstalkCouplingMatrixDirection.

The direction of the vectoring crosstalk coupling matrix either upstream or downstream.

This object is used to start the vectoring crosstalk coupling matrix. Options: 1. start(1) - start the vectoring crosstalk coupling matrix 2. stop(2) - stop the vectoring crosstalk coupling matrix Enumeration: 'start': 1, 'stop': 2.

This object identifies the crosstalk coupling matrix operation result. Options: 1. normal(1) - The crosstalk coupling matrix operation result is normal. 2. fail(2) - The crosstalk coupling matrix operation result is fail. Enumeration: 'fail': 2, 'normal': 1.

Ifindex list of port that effect another port in the same vectoring group. This is a string of 4 bytes of values indicates the port ifindex.

In this matrix must be seen all vectoring subscribers with disturberline. This is a string of 4 bytes of values indicates the port average magnitude. The units is 0.1 dBm/Hz.

This is a string of 1 bytes of values indicates the port crosstalk another. The byte value indicates: 1. yes(1) - counteract 2. no(2) - not counteract 3. invalidValue(-1) - invalid value

The table hwVectoringBoardVectoringStateTable contains the vectoring current running information. The indexes of this table are hwFrameIndex and hwSlotIndex.

The table hwVectoringBoardVectoringStateTable contains the vectoring current running information. The indexes of this entry are hwFrameIndex and hwSlotIndex.

The object indicates VCE vectoring interface state. Options: 1. down(1) - vectoring interface state is abnormal 2. up(2) - vectoring interface state is normal 3. invalidValue(-1) - invalid value Enumeration: 'down': 1, 'invalidValue': -1, 'up': 2.

The object indicates VDSL vectoring interface state. Options: 1. down(1) - vectoring interface state is abnormal 2. up(2) - vectoring interface state is normal 3. invalidValue(-1) - invalid value Enumeration: 'down': 1, 'invalidValue': -1, 'up': 2.

The object indicates Sync state between VCE and VDSL vectoring interface. Options: 1. noSync(1) - communication between VCE and VDSL is abnormal 2. sync(2) - communication between VCE and VDSL is normal 3. invalidValue(-1) - invalid value Enumeration: 'invalidValue': -1, 'sync': 2, 'noSync': 1.

This notification indicates that the vectoring service on the board fails.

This notification indicates that the vectoring service on the board recovers.

This notification indicates that the port receives abnormal crosstalk from other ports.

This notification indicates that the port causes abnormal crosstalk to other ports.

This notification indicates that the port receives abnormal error sample messages.

This notification indicates that the port is activated in none-vectoring mode.

This notification indicates that the port frequently retrain times in 15 minutes reach the threshold.

This notification indicates that the port error sample feedback recovers.

This notification indicates that the port receives abnormal pilot Sequence messages.

This notification indicates that the port pilot sequence recovers.

This notification indicates that the vectoring global configuration is changed.

This notification indicates that the vectoring crosstalk coupling matrix calculation result.

This object is used to set the mode for obtaining the vectoring gain during port activation. Default values:atInit. Options: 1. atInit(1) - The vectoring gain is obtained during port activation except board startup 2. trigger(2) - The vectoring gain is obtained in some condition 3. duringShowtime(3) - The port is activated and then the vectoring gain is obtained during tracking Enumeration: 'duringShowtime': 3, 'trigger': 2, 'atInit': 1.

The vectoring gain is not obtained during port activation in board reset, but obtained during tracking in SRA. Default values:enable. Options: 1. enable(1) - Enables the vectoring gain achieved in showtime after board reset 2. disable(2) - Disables the vectoring gain achieved in showtime after board reset 3. invalidValue(-1) - invalid value Enumeration: 'enable': 1, 'invalidValue': -1, 'disable': 2.

The vectoring gain achieved in showtime when the number of ports join in at a time exceeds the configured bulk init number. It ranges from 2 to 256. The invalid value is 4294967295. Default values:64.

This object is used to set the total time for a joined port to wait for other ports in the batch to join. Default values:15.

This object is used to set the interval for a joined port to wait for a single port in the batch to join. Default values:5.

Vectoring tracking period. Default values:30.

This object is used to set whether to use a historical coefficient. Default values:both. Options: 1. disable(1) - Indicates that a historical coefficient is not used 2. upstream(2) - Indicates that a historical coefficient is used in upstream direction 3. downstream(3) - Indicates that a historical coefficient is used in downstream direction 4. both(4) - Indicates that a historical coefficient is used Enumeration: 'both': 4, 'disable': 1, 'downstream': 3, 'upstream': 2.

The times that Xdsl port frequent retrain in 15 minutes.