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TNMS SNMP NBI MIB for umbrella systems.

This table contains all NEs in the network.

Entry of the NE table.

Global NE identifier (table index).

NE type.

NE name, as reported by the NE.

NE location in the network map (topology container).

Highest severity of all alarms affecting the NE or its modules, ports and TPs.

NE's ability to send notifications: Operation: The NE reports all events to TNMS normally; Maintenance: The NE is suppressing all notifications (typically for maintenance purposes, to prevent heavy DCN load).

NE operational state.

Indicates if at least one port has broadcast capabilities.

Indicates if at least one port has protection capabilities (SNCP).

NE class. Unsupported.

Obsolete.

Obsolete.

NE name, as specified by the operator in TNMS.

Communication state of the NE

Path to the NE in the DCN tree.

NE System name.

The UserText value as configured in the DCN property page of the NE.

This table contains all modules in the network.

Entry of the Module table.

NE Identifier (table index).

Module identifier within the NE (table index).

Type of module.

Module name.

Operational state of the module.

Shelf of the module, preceded by the rack number, if applicable. Example: 02-005

Slot number of the module. If present, the sub-slot is appended, separated by a dot.

Object Type ID.

This table contains all ports in the network.

Entry of the port table.

NE identifier (table index).

Port dentifier within the NE (table index).

Port name.

Obsolete. See enmsPtModuleIdTX/enmsPtModuleIdRX.

Transport technology.

Supported service types.

Type of interface.

Bandwidth of the port.

Obsolete. Set to 'enabled' if enmsPtOpStateTX and enmsPtOpStateRX are both enabled, else 'disabled'.

Obsolete.

Port direction.

Indicates if the port has broadcast capabilities.

Indicates if the port has protection capabilities (SNCP).

Highest severity of all alarms affecting the port or its TPs.

Obsolete.

Operational state in TX direction.

Operational state in RX direction.

Module ID for TX direction.

Module ID for RX direction.

Terminated layers.

Protection type.

Object Type ID.

This table contains all termination points in the network.

Entry of the TP table.

NE Id (table index).

Port Id (table index).

Higher 32 bits of TP Id (table index).

Lower 32 bits of TP Id (table index).

TP index relative to the port (might be a timeslot index).

Inverse multiplexing number in case the TP represents a virtual concatenated group. Otherwise, value is 1.

TP name.

TP bandwidth.

Obsolete.

Termination type (TTP or CTP).

TP direction.

Operational state in TX direction.

Operational state in RX direction.

Highest severity of all alarms affecting the TPs.

Obsolete.

Number of cross connections using the TP for the TX direction. Unsupported.

Number of cross connections using the TP for the RX direction. Unsupported.

Usage state in the TX direction. Unsupported.

Usage state in the RX direction. Unsupported.

Obsolete.

TP transport layer set.

TP bandwidth in the TX direction. Unsupported.

TP bandwidth in the RX direction. Unsupported.

Port Id of parent TP (if applicable).

Higher 32 bits of TP Id of parent TP (if applicable).

Lower 32 bits of TP Id of parent TP (if applicable).

Fragment layer set in case the TP represents a VC group.

Object Type ID.

Higher 32 bits of TP Id of multiplex partner TP (if applicable).

Lower 32 bits of TP Id of multiplex partner TP (if applicable).

This table contains all managed ports connections (physical links).

Entry of the Port Connection table.

Port Connection identifier (table index).

NE Id of source port.

Port Id of source port.

NE Id of destination port.

Port Id of destination port.

Port connection name.

Highest severity of all alarms affecting the source port or module.

Highest severity of all alarms affecting the destination port or module.

Port connection bandwidth.

Port connection direction.

Port connection layer set.

This table contains all paths of the Optical Manager.

Entry of the SNC table.

SNC Id (table index).

NE Id of the first A-end in the list of path edges.

Port Id of the first A-end in the list of path edges.

Higher 32 bits of TP Id of the first A-end in the list of path edges.

Lower 32 bits of TP Id of the first A-end in the list of path edges.

Ne Id of the first Z-end in the list of path edges.

Port Id of the first Z-end in the list of path edges.

Higher 32 bits of TP Id of the first Z-end in the list of path edges.

Lower 32 bits of TP Id of the first Z-end in the list of path edges.

Ne Id of the second A-end in the list of path edges.

Port Id of the second A-end in the list of path edges.

Higher 32 bits of TP Id of the second A-end in the list of path edges.

Lower 32 bits of TP Id of the second A-end in the list of path edges.

Ne Id of the second Z-end in the list of path edges.

Port Id of the second Z-end in the list of path edges.

Higher 32 bits of TP Id of the second Z-end in the list of path edges.

Lower 32 bits of TP Id of the second Z-end in the list of path edges.

Unsupported.

Name as presented in the TNMS GUI.

Operational state. Set to 'enabled' if and only if in TNMS the ACS is 'Active' and the Operational State is 'Enabled'.

Administrative state. This value reflects the RCS of the path: 'unlocked' if RCS is 'Active', otherwise 'locked'.

Highest severity of all alarms affecting this SNC. Unsupported.

SNC bandwidth.

SNC direction.

Obsolete.

Describes how SNC is protected.

The inverse multiplexing number, in case the SNC represents a virtual concatenated group.

Unsupported.

Layer set of the SNC.

The layer of the fragments, in case the SNC represents a virtual concatenated group.

Minimum actual or required bandwidth of all edges of the SNC connection topology.

Indicates whether the value of the attribute Bandwidth is required (explicitly assigned by the operator).

SNC-TP table. Unsupported.

Entry of the subnetwork connection tp table.

SNC number used as first table index. Mandatory.

Number of the TP, second table index. Mandatory.

NEId of the TP. Mandatory.

Port number of the TP. Mandatory.

TP ID (high dw) of the TP. Mandatory.

TP ID (low dw) of the TP. Mandatory.

obsolete. fix value: false.

Information, whether this TP is source or destination TP. Mandatory.

obsolete, never supported. fix value: empty String, even though size is 13..29.

Obsolete table.

obsolete. never used.

obsolete. never used.

obsolete. never used.

obsolete. never used.

obsolete. never used.

This table contains all cross connections in the network.

Entry of the cross connection table.

NE Id (table index).

CC identifier within NE (table index).

NEId of first A-end TP.

PortId of first A-end TP.

Higher 32 bits of TPId of first A-end TP.

Lower 32 bits of TPId of first A-end TP.

NEId of first Z-end TP.

PortId of first Z-end TP.

Higher 32 bits of TPId of first Z-end TP.

Lower 32 bits of TPId of first Z-end TP.

NEId of second A-end TP.

PortId of second A-end TP.

Higher 32 bits of TPId of second A-end TP.

Lower 32 bits of TPId of second A-end TP.

NEId of second Z-end TP.

PortId second Z-end TP.

Higher 32 bits of TPId of second Z-end TP.

Lower 32 bits of TPId of second Z-end TP.

Operational status of the cross connection.

Directionality of the cross connection.

Indicates whether CC is protected.

Actual protection state of the cross connection.

Used whenever more than a single termination point is connected as a bundle

Table of subnetwork connections directly used by subnetwork connections.

Entry of the SNCSNCTable. Describes two subnetwork connections which have a client server relation.

SNC number used as table index. Mandatory.

Id of a SNC which is used as server for the SNC with the Id enmsSsSNCId.

Table of cross connections directly used by subnetwork connections.

Entry of the SNCCCTable. Contains the Id of a cross connection which is directly used by a subnetwork connections.

Id of a SNC .

Id of a CC which is directly used by the SNC with the Id enmsScSNCId.

NE Subnetwork connection table.

Entry of the NE subnetwork connection table.

NE number used as table index. Mandatory.

SNC number used as table index. Mandatory.

NE number of a A-end TP. Mandatory.

Port number of a A-end TP. Mandatory.

TP number of a A-end TP. Mandatory.

TP number of a A-end TP. Mandatory.

NE number of a Z-end TP. Mandatory.

Port number of a Z-end TP. Mandatory.

TP number of a Z-end TP. Mandatory.

TP number of a Z-end TP. Mandatory.

NE number of a second A-end TP.

Port number of a second A-end TP.

TP number of a second A-end TP.

TP number of a second A-end TP.

NE number of a second Z-end TP.

Port number of a second Z-end TP.

TP number of a second Z-end TP.

TP number of a second Z-end TP.

Service id where this subnetwork connection belongs to. It may be NULL.

SNC name. Mandatory.

Operational status of the subnetwork connection. Mandatory.

Administrativ status of the subnetwork connection.

Alarm status of the subnetwork connection.

Bandwidth of the subnetwork connection.

Directionality of the subnetwork connection.

obsolete. if (enmsNeScProtectionInfo==unprotected(1)) then value: false, else value: true.

This attribute defines what type of protection has the SNC or whether there are more than 4 entries in the EnmsSNCTPTable. See SNCProtectionInfo

Number of channels for concatenated services (n*64k, n*VC4 or n*STMx).

Global Identifier of the SNC in CDM which uses this SNC in Core. If not existing or for SNC in CDM is null.

Layer set of an SNC.

VC4 or VC3 fragment layer in case the SNC represents a virtual concatenated group SNC, else empty string.

Minimum actual or required bandwidth of all edges of the SNC connection topology.

Indicates the attribute Bandwidth is required or not.

This table contains all services of the Ethernet Manager.

Entry of the EthernetPath table.

Ethernet Path Id (table index).

Name as presented in the TNMS GUI.

Internal VLanId.

Type of Ethernet Path.

Service where this Ethernet Path belongs to

Operational state

Administrative state.

Highest severity of all alarms affecting this Ethernet Path.

Subscriber table.

Entry of the subscriber table.

Global identifier of a subscriber.

Subscriber name.

Subscriber organisation.

Subscriber contact person.

Subscriber address.

Subscriber phone.

Subscriber fax.

Subscriber email.

Subscriber URL.

Subscriber External Reference.

Service Table.

Entry of the service table.

Global Identifier of a service.

Identifier of the service possessing subscriber.

Service Label.

Operational state of a service.

Administravice state of a service.

obsolete. fix value: unknown(1).

obsolete. fix value: false.

obsolete. fix value: false.

Global Identifier of the service in CDM which uses this service in Core. If not existing or for services in CDM is null.

This table contains all active alarms in TNMS. Its single index value (enmsAlAlarmNumber) is not an identifier of the alarm: it corresponds to the position of the alarm in the list and therefore may change between table retrievals. Because of that, this table is not meant to be accessed randomly, via GET operations. Instead, it should be retrieved row by row from top to bottom, using GETNEXT / GETBULK operations. The following combination of fields may be used to identify an alarm and relate it to other tables and traps: enmsAlProbableCause + enmsAlTimeStamp + enmsAlEntityString + enmsAlNEId + enmsAlPortId + enmsAlTPIdH + enmsAlTPIdL

Entry of the alarm table.

Table index. Does not identify the alarm and may change each time the table is retrieved.

Severity of the alarm.

Probable Cause of the alarm.

Class of the alarm.

Indicates whether the alarm affects a service.

Indicates whether the alarm has been acknowledged.

Indicates whether the timestamp has been generated by the NE or by TNMS.

Alarm raising timestamp.

Description of the alarm originating entity.

Type of alarm originating entity.

NE Id of the originating entity.

Port Id of the originating entity, if applicable.

Higher 32 bits of TP Id of originating entity, if applicable.

Lower 32 bits of TP Id of originating entity, if applicable.

Name of the originating TP, if applicable.

Id of the originating module, if applicable.

Probable Cause in text form.

NE location of originating entity, as reported by the NE itself.

Extended textual description of the alarm originating entity. Unsupported.

Affected traffic direction.

Optional additional information.

System name of the originating NE.

This table contains all alarms originating in an NE or entities contained in it (modules, ports and TPs).

Entry of the alarmsForNE table.

NE Id of the originating entity (table index).

Severity of the alarm (table index).

Additional table index. Does not identify the alarm and may change each time the table is retrieved.

Probable Cause of the alarm.

Class of the alarm.

Indicates whether the alarm affects a service.

Indicates whether the alarm has been acknowledged.

Indicates whether the timestamp has been generated by the NE or by TNMS.

Alarm raising timestamp.

Description of the alarm originating entity.

Type of alarm originating entity.

Port Id of the originating entity, if applicable.

Higher 32 bits of TP Id of originating entity, if applicable.

Lower 32 bits of TP Id of originating entity, if applicable.

Name of the originating TP, if applicable.

Id of the originating module, if applicable.

Probable Cause in text form.

NE location of originating entity, as reported by the NE itself.

Extended textual description of the alarm originating entity. Unsupported.

Affected traffic direction.

Optional additional information.

System name of the originating NE.

This table contains all alarms originating in a port or a TP contained in it.

Entry of the alarmsForPort table.

NE Id of the originating entity (table index).

Port Id of the originating entity (table index).

Severity of the alarm (table index).

Additional table index. Does not identify the alarm and may change each time the table is retrieved.

Probable Cause of the alarm.

Class of the alarm.

Indicates whether the alarm affects a service.

Indicates whether the alarm has been acknowledged.

Indicates whether the timestamp has been generated by the NE or by TNMS.

Alarm raising timestamp.

Description of the alarm originating entity.

Type of alarm originating entity.

Higher 32 bits of TP Id of originating entity, if applicable.

Lower 32 bits of TP Id of originating entity, if applicable.

Name of the originating TP, if applicable.

Probable Cause in text form.

NE location of originating entity, as reported by the NE itself.

Extended textual description of the alarm originating entity. Unsupported.

Affected traffic direction.

Optional additional information.

System name of the originating NE.

This table contains all alarms originating in a TP.

Entry of the alarmsForTP table.

NE Id of the originating entity (table index).

Port Id of the originating entity (table index).

Higher 32 bits of TP Id of originating entity (table index).

Lower 32 bits of TP Id of originating entity (table index).

Severity of the alarm (table index).

Additional table index. Does not identify the alarm and may change each time the table is retrieved.

Probable Cause of the alarm.

Class of the alarm.

Indicates whether the alarm affects a service.

Indicates whether the alarm has been acknowledged.

Indicates whether the timestamp has been generated by the NE or by TNMS.

Alarm raising timestamp.

Description of the alarm originating entity.

Type of alarm originating entity.

Name of the originating TP, if applicable.

Probable Cause in text form.

NE location of originating entity, as reported by the NE itself.

Extended textual description of the alarm originating entity. Unsupported.

Affected traffic direction.

Optional additional information.

System name of the originating NE.

This table contains all alarms affecting a port connection, which include all alarms originating in the endpoint ports or in the associated modules.

Entry of the alarmsForPortConn table.

Id of the Port Connection affected by the alarm (table index).

Severity of the alarm (table index).

Additional table index. Does not identify the alarm and may change each time the table is retrieved.

Probable Cause of the alarm.

Class of the alarm.

Indicates whether the alarm affects a service.

Indicates whether the alarm has been acknowledged.

Indicates whether the timestamp has been generated by the NE or by TNMS.

Alarm raising timestamp.

Description of the alarm originating entity.

Type of alarm originating entity.

NE Id of the originating entity.

Port Id of the originating entity.

Not applicable. Obsolete.

Not applicable. Obsolete.

Not applicable. Obsolete.

Id of the originating module, if applicable.

Probable Cause in text form.

NE location of originating entity, as reported by the NE itself.

Extended textual description of the alarm originating entity. Unsupported.

Affected traffic direction.

Optional additional information.

Unsupported.

Entry of the alarmsForSNC table.

SNCId of a subnetwork connection, where an alarm belongs to. Intended to use as a query-constraint.

Severity of an alarm.

Table index for the alarm table, but no identifier of an alarm. The alarmNumber of a particular alarm is subject to change.

ProbableCause of an alarm.

Class of an alarm.

Flag, whether an alarm affects a service or not.

State, whether an alarm is ackowledged by an administrator.

Flag, whether an alarm timestamp is generated by NE or by TNMS-Server.

Alarm raising timestamp.

Description of the alarm originating entity (=location).

Type of the alarm originating entity.

NEId of the alarm originating entity (mandatory).

PortId of the alarm originating entity (optional).

TPIdH of the alarm originating entity (optional).

TPIdL of the alarm originating entity (optional).

TPName of the alarm originating TP (optional).

ModuleId of the alarm originating entity (optional).

ProbableCause of an alarm in text form.

NE Location configured by LCT.

Affected location.

Affected traffic direction.

Optional additional information.

Unsupported.

Entry of the alarmsForService table.

ServiceId of a service, where an alarm belongs to. Intended to use as a query-constraint.

Severity of an alarm.

Table index for the alarm table, but no identifier of an alarm. The alarmNumber of a particular alarm is subject to change.

ProbableCause of an alarm.

Class of an alarm.

Flag, whether an alarm affects a service or not.

State, whether an alarm is ackowledged by an administrator.

Flag, whether an alarm timestamp is generated by NE or by TNMS-Server.

Alarm raising timestamp.

Description of the alarm originating entity (=location).

Type of the alarm originating entity.

NEId of the alarm originating entity (mandatory).

PortId of the alarm originating entity (optional).

TPIdH of the alarm originating entity (optional).

TPIdL of the alarm originating entity (optional).

TPName of the alarm originating TP (optional).

ModuleId of the alarm originating entity (optional).

ProbableCause of an alarm in text form.

NE Location configured by LCT.

Affected location.

Affected traffic direction.

Optional additional information.

This table contains all alarms originating in a module.

Entry of the alarmsForModule table.

NEId of the originating entity (table index).

ModuleId of the originating entity (table index).

Severity of the alarm (table index).

Additional table index. Does not identify the alarm and may change each time the table is retrieved.

Probable Cause of the alarm.

Class of the alarm.

Indicates whether the alarm affects a service.

Indicates whether the alarm has been acknowledged.

Indicates whether the timestamp has been generated by the NE or by TNMS.

Alarm raising timestamp.

Description of the alarm originating entity.

Type of alarm originating entity.

Not applicable. Obsolete.

Not applicable. Obsolete.

Not applicable. Obsolete.

Not applicable. Obsolete.

Probable Cause in text form.

NE location of originating entity, as reported by the NE itself.

Extended textual description of the alarm originating entity. Unsupported.

Affected traffic direction.

Optional additional information.

System name of the originating NE.

Alarms for Ethernet Paths.

Entry of the alarmsForEthernetPath table.

EthernetPathId of a ethernet path, where an alarm belongs to. Intended to use as a query-constraint.

Severity of an alarm.

Table index for the alarm table, but no identifier of an alarm. The alarmNumber of a particular alarm is subject to change.

ProbableCause of an alarm.

Class of an alarm.

Flag, whether an alarm affects a service or not.

State, whether an alarm is ackowledged by an administrator.

Flag, whether an alarm timestamp is generated by NE or by TNMS-Server.

Alarm raising timestamp.

Description of the alarm originating entity (=location).

Type of the alarm originating entity.

NEId of the alarm originating entity (mandatory).

PortId of the alarm originating entity (optional).

TPIdH of the alarm originating entity (optional).

TPIdL of the alarm originating entity (optional).

TPName of the alarm originating TP (optional).

ModuleId of the alarm originating entity (optional).

ProbableCause of an alarm in text form.

NE Location configured by LCT.

Affected location.

Affected traffic direction.

Optional additional information.

Obsolete.

Obsolete.

Obsolete.

Obsolete.

Proxy name, as defined in the SNMP NBI preferences.

Operational state. Always 'enabled', otherwise not possible to retrieve the value.

Network name, as defined in the SNMP NBI preferences.

Length of the trap history table. This field is writable.

Trap counter of the last trap sent, or zero if none. The trap counter always resets to zero when TNMS is restarted.

Production stamp of the SNMP NBI component.

OID of the enterprise node of the SNMP NBI.

Version of the SNMP NBI MIB. Matches the LAST-UPDATE clause in the MIB definition file.

EMS version.

Format of the timestamp values.

Heartbeat interval in seconds. This field is writable.

Heartbeat operational state. This field is writable.

Maximum time the agent waits for a response after sending an Inform. This field is writable.

Maximum number of times an inform is sent. This field is writable.

The notification history table contains information about the last notifications sent. It is mainly used for data resynchronization in case of missing notifications because of network errors.

Entry of the trap history table.

Index for the table. Has no correlation with the trap counter.

Type of entity associated to the trap.

First ID of the entity associated with the trap (NEId / PortConnId / SNCId).

Second ID of the entity associated with the trap (ModuleId, PortId).

Higher 32 bits of TP Id, if applicable.

Lower 32 bits of TP Id, if applicable.

Type of notification (OC, OD, Alarm, etc.).

Trap counter, as has been sent in the trap.

Timestamp.

Severity.

Textual description of a event.

ProbableCause.

Indicates which table state field changed. Enumeration: 'protectionState': 9, 'usageStateRX': 4, 'actualCreationState': 7, 'opStateRX': 6, 'usageStateTX': 3, 'adminState': 2, 'opStateTX': 5, 'communicationState': 10, 'opState': 1, 'requiredCreationState': 8.

Old value of the state.

New value of the state.

Indicates which table non-state field changed. Enumeration: 'neIdName': 40, 'neClass': 8, 'direction': 13, 'bandwidth': 12, 'canPathProtection': 7, 'interfaceType': 11, 'dstAlarmSeverity': 29, 'srcAlarmSeverity': 28, 'usageCountTX': 36, 'technology': 9, 'subscriberId': 35, 'provisioningState': 30, 'usageCountRX': 37, 'hasPortconnection': 38, 'organisation': 22, 'bandwidthSource': 45, 'vLanId': 51, 'label': 19, 'alarmState': 31, 'systemContainer': 50, 'location': 3, 'accessState': 32, 'canBroadcast': 6, 'type': 1, 'email': 27, 'bandwidthRequired': 47, 'serviceType': 10, 'fax': 26, 'neDCNLocation': 49, 'terminType': 16, 'contactPerson': 23, 'bandwidthSink': 46, 'nxCount': 15, 'phone': 25, 'alarmSeverity': 4, 'ethernetPathType': 52, 'address': 24, 'emAccessState': 33, 'writeProtected': 21, 'moduleId': 17, 'name': 2, 'protectionFlag': 20, 'serviceId': 53, 'neState': 34, 'objectType': 48, 'reliability': 18, 'tpIndex': 14, 'enmsNeUserText': 54, 'ownerId': 39, 'operatingMode': 5, 'protectionType': 41.

Old value of the attribute.

New value of the attribute.

Textual description of a Probable Cause.

NE Id name as defined by the operator in TNMS.

NE location as reported by the NE itself.

Extended textual description of the alarm originating entity. Unsupported.

Traffic direction affected by an alarm.

Proxy state change trap.

Notification of an NE object creation.

Notification of an NE object deletion.

Notification of an NE state change.

Notification of an NE non-state attribute value change.

NE alarm notification.

Notification of a module creation.

Notification of a module deletion.

Notification of a module state change.

Notification of a module non-state attribute change.

Module alarm notification.

Notification of a port creation.

Notification of a port deletion.

Notification of a port state change.

Notification of a port non-state attribute value change.

Port alarm notification.

Notification of a TP creation.

Notification of a TP deletion.

Notification of a TP state change.

Notification of a TP non-state attribute value change.

TP alarm notification.

Notification of a port connection creation.

Notification of a port connection deletion.

Notification of a port connection attribute value change.

Notification of an SNC creation.

Notification of an SNC deletion.

Notification of an SNC state change.

Notification of an SNC non-state attribute value change.

Unsupported.

Unsupported.

Unsupported.

Unsupported.

Unsupported.

Unsupported.

Unsupported.

Unsupported.

Notification of an EMS alarm.

Agent heartbeat trap.

Notification of an Ethernet Path creation.

Notification of an Ethernet Path deletion.

Notification of an Ethernet Path state change.

Notification of an Ethernet Path non-state attribute value change.

Notification of a PerfMon request status change.

Notification of a OptPowerMon request status change.

Indicates whether common notifications are enabled.

Indicates whether NE notifications (except alarms) are enabled.

Indicates whether Module notifications (except alarms) are enabled.

Indicates whether Port notifications (except alarms) are enabled.

Indicates whether TP notifications (except alarms) are enabled.

Indicates whether Port Connection notifications (except alarms) are enabled.

Indicates whether SNC notifications (except alarms) are enabled.

Unsupported.

Indicates whether Service notifications are enabled.

Indicates whether NE alarm notifications are enabled.

Indicates whether Module alarm notifications are enabled.

Indicates whether Port alarm notifications are enabled.

Indicates whether TP alarm notifications are enabled.

Indicates whether EMS alarm notifications are enabled.

Unsupported.

Indicates whether monitor notifications are enabled.

Indicates whether Ethernet Path notifications are enabled.

Indicates whether PerfMon notifications are enabled.

Indicates whether OptPowerMon notifications are enabled.

Id for the next PerfMon request. Auto-incremented for each GET access.

This table contains all PM data requests.

Entry of the PerfMon request table.

Global PerfMonRequest identifier (table index).

Optional request name for manager reference.

RowStatus for adding and removing rows.

Time of the last update of the request.

Information about request status.

Request state.

Type of data to retrieve (history, current or points).

Start time for history PM data.

End time for history PM data

Granularity of the data (15m/24h)

Type of object for which to retrieve PM data.

Identifier of the object for which to retrieve PM data.

This table contains the PMP entries of a PM result set.

Entry of the PerfMon results PMP table.

PerfMon request identifier (table index).

Number of the PMP in the result set. (table index)

NE Id of the PMP.

Port Id of the PMP.

Highest 32-bits of the TP Id of the PMP, if applicable.

Lowest 32-bits of the TP Id of the PMP, if applicable.

NE Id name of the NE of the PMP.

Object location of the PMP.

PMP name.

PMP location (near end/far end).

PMP direction.

Retrieval time.

End time of the collection period.

Total monitored time.

Number of values collected for this PMP.

Names of the paths related to this PMP (comma-separated list, truncated to field size limits). Only applicable to history data. Only applicable to history data, empty for other types of request. Requires correlation of PM data to paths to be enabled in the server.

Names of the services related to this PMP (comma-separated list, truncated to field size limits). Only applicable to history data. Only applicable to history data, empty for other types of request. Requires correlation of PM data to paths to be enabled in the server.

Names of the subscribers related to this PMP (comma-separated list, truncated to field size limits). Only applicable to history data. Only applicable to history data, empty for other types of request. Requires correlation of PM data to paths to be enabled in the server.

This table contains the parameter values for the PMP entries of a PM result set.

Entry of the PerfMon results PMP table.

PM request identifier (table index).

Number of the PMP in the result set. (table index)

Number of value in the collected values for the PMP. (table index)

Parameter name.

Parameter value.

Parameter unit.

Status of the collected value.

This table contains the parameter thresholds for the PMP entries of a PM result set.

Entry of the PerfMon results PMP table.

PM request identifier (table index).

Number of the PMP in the result set. (table index)

Number of threshold in the collected thresholds for the PMP. (table index)

Parameter name.

Parameter threshold type.

Trigger flag.

Threshold value.

Threshold unit.

Id for the next OptPowerMon request. Auto-incremented for each GET access.

This table contains all PM data requests.

Entry of the OptPowerMon request table.

Global OptPowerMonRequest identifier (table index).

Optional request name for manager reference.

RowStatus for adding and removing rows.

Time of the last update of the request.

Information about request status.

Request state.

Type of object for which to retrieve OPM data.

Identifier of the object for which to retrieve OPM data.

This table contains the OPM values of the OPM request results.

Entry of the OptPowerMon results PMP table.

OPM request identifier (table index).

Number of value in the result set of the OPM request. (table index)

NE Id of the object.

Port Id of the object.

Highest 32-bits of the TP Id of the object, if applicable.

Lowest 32-bits of the TP Id of the object, if applicable.

NE Id name of the NE of the PMP.

Object location of the object.

Lane of the OPM counter.

Layer of the OPM counter.

Counter name.

Counter value.

Counter unit.