Guide To Switching Conditions of SNCP Configuration at OptiX VC4 Level (V2.1)

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Guide to Switching Conditions of

SNCP Configuration at OptiX VC4
Level (V2.1)
Drafted by:
Kuai Chunsheng, Chen Kemng and Zeng Fanxu
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2004-04
Huawei Technologies Co, Ltd

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Guide to Switching Conditions of SNCP Configuration at OptiX VC4

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Date
2004-04-14
Revised version
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Description
This document is to enhance 07-SNCP Configuration of
Author
Kuai Chunsheng
155M Services about OptiX Products under the path \

01-SDH Product Document\99-Technological Topic\03Self-healing Protection\03-SNCP in CD-ROM File 6.0.
2004-09-10
V2.1
Revision: 2500REG (hardware REG) suppports AU-AIS
Kuai Chunsheng
transparrent transmission. Delete the example about

2500REG not supporting AU-AIS transparent
transmission in the part AU-AIS transparent
transmission.
Supplement: Board 32ASP of 2500 soft REG is to issue
a new version which supports AU-AIS transparent
transmission later September, 2004.
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Contents
Chapter 1 Configuration Guide to Switching Conditions of SNCP at OptiX VC4 Level..........
1.1 Introduction.....................................................................................................................
1.2 Introduction to Products on Supporting..........................................................................
1.2.1 Introduction to Case-shape Products on Supporting SNCP at VC4 Level..........
1.2.2 Introduction to 155/622/2500/REG on Supporting SNCP at VC4 Level..............
1.2.3 Introduction to 2500+ on Supporting SNCP at VC4 Level...................................
1.2.4 Introduction to 10G V2 on Supporting SNCP at VC4 Level...............................
1.2.5 Introduction to NM on Supporting Setting of Switching Conditions.....................
1.3 Products Knowledge.......................................................................................................
1.3.1 Interrelation between switching conditions........................................................
1.3.2 Overhead Pass-through Mode and J1/C2 Mismatch Alarm Detection.................
1.3.3 Overhead Pass-through Mode and High Order Overhead Bytes Processing......
1.3.4 AU-AIS Alarm Transparent Transmission........................................................
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1.4 General Principle and Precautions.............................................................................. 11

1.4.1 General Principle............................................................................................
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1.4.2 Precautions....................................................................................................... 11
1.4.3 Switching Function Checking..........................................................................
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1.5 Configuration of SNCP Service at VC4 Level............................................................
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1.5.1 Option of Switching Conditions in Networking SNCP Ring only with 10G V2... 12
1.5.2 Option of Switching Conditions in Networking SNCP Ring only with 2500+...
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1.5.3 Switching Condition Option in Networking SNCP Ring with 2500+ and 10G... 13
1.5.4 SNCP Guide to SNCP Configuration in Several Cases...................................
14
1.6 Appendix I Option of SNCP Switching Conditions in Networking with Different

Products............................................................................................................................ 15
1.7 Appendix II Modification Method of to Be Received and to Be Sent J1 Bytes..........
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1.8 Appendix III How to Set/Cancel HP-TIM Being a SNCP Switching Condition in 2500+...
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Keyword:
Configuration Guide to Switching Conditions of SNCP at OptiX VC4 Level
Summary:
Configuration Guide to Switching Conditions of SNCP at OptiX VC4 Level
Abbreviation list:
None.
Reference list:
None.
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Chapter 1
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Configuration Guide to Switching
Conditions of SNCP at OptiX VC4 Level

1.1 Introduction
At present, for switching conditions supported by each product differ, service
configuration of SNCP at VC4 level is still complicated to some extend. In
network deployment, reconstruction or maintenance, at VC4 level, it is
suggested networking by multiplex section ring as possible. If SNCP is
necessary, make sure the configuration correct and SNCP active/standby
state normal.
This guide emphasizes specification of switching conditions of SNCP at VC4
level. For detailed service configuration, please refer to related documents.
1.2 Introduction to Products on Supporting

1.2.1 Introduction to Case-shape Products on Supporting SNCP at VC4
Level
1 Specification of Products on Supporting SNCP (including low order and
high order)
Product name
Supporting SNCP or
155H
155/622H
155S
1100
200/500
Not supporting
Supporting
Not supporting
Supporting
Not supporting
4.02.06.10 of
not?
Version supported
43SCB starts to
support VC4 SNCP.
2 Specification of VC4 SNCP Switching Conditions Supported

Product name
155/622H
Necessary conditions
LOS, LOF, MSAIS, AULOP and AU-AIS
1100
LOS, LOF, MSAIS, AULOP, AU-AIS
and B2EXC
Optional conditions
None
HP-TIM, B3EXC, B3SD and HPUNEQ
AU-AIS transparent transmission
Supporting
Supporting
HP-TIM
Not supporting
The default is close.
B3SD/B3EXC
Not supporting
The default is close.
Overhead pass-through mode
Settable. The default is termination.
Cannot be set. It is pass-through.
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Introduction to 155/622/2500/REG on Supporting SNCP at VC4 Level
Product name
155/622
Version supported
2500/Soft REG
See SNCP version
2500REG
Not recommended
requirements for details

AU-AIS transparent
Not supporting
Not supporting
Supporting
The default is open.
transmission
HP-TIM
Configuration needed.
Overhead pass-through mode
16.02 provides host command supporting.
Note 1: When configuring services at VC4, SL4 V7.30 (controlled) can insert
or transparently transmit AU-AIS.
Note 2 Board 32ASP of 2500 soft REG is to issue a new version which supports
AU-AIS transparent transmission later September, 2004.
Product name
Cross-over board
155M optical board
622M optical board
Board supported
11GTC and 12GTC
Supporting 14SL1/15SL1,
24SL4/25SL4/26SL4/27SL4/28SL4/29SL
but not supporting SL2
7.21 version or above
7.22 version or above
Version
12GTC V3.11 or above and
supported
1.2.3
11GTC 1.61
Introduction to 2500+ on Supporting SNCP at VC4 Level
Board name
SL1/SD1/SQ1
SLE/SDE/SQE
SL4/SD4
S16
AU-AIS transparent
Supported by 2.20
Supported by 2.20
Supported by 2.17
Supported by
transmission
version or above.
version or above.
version or above.
2.19 version or
above.
B3SD/B3EXC
The default is not switching conditions. It is suggested to configure as SNCP switching conditions.
HP-TIM status quo
The default of HP-TIM is switching condition.
HP-TIM prospect
In August 2004, new released host maintenance version is to modify that the default of HP-TIM is not
switching condition. The board software remains unchanged. The host delivers commands. More
information is subject to the version document.
Overhead pass-through
Settable
mode
1.2.4
Introduction to 10G V2 on Supporting SNCP at VC4 Level

Necessary switching condition: LOS, LOF, MS-AIS, AU-LOP, B2EXC and
AU-AIS
Optional monitoring condition: HP-TIM, B3EXC, B3SD and HPUNEQ
AU-AIS
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B3SD
High order overhead
HP-TIM
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B3EXC
pass-through mode
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Transparent
The default is not
The default is
Cannot be set. The
The default is not
transmission
switching condition.
not switching
default is pass-
supported
Configuration
condition.
through mode.
Required.
Configuration
advised.
HPUNEQ is necessary condition for SNCP switching. Make sure only circuit
board versioned 1.20 or above can support HPUNEQ as switching condition.
The default has no configuration, but requires manual setting.
1.2.5
Introduction to NM on Supporting Setting of Switching Conditions

Take care whether NM supports set SNCP switching condition in
downloading and uploading, or defects exist.
Operation involved
155/622H
155/622/2500
2500+
Setting of high order overhead
NM supports this setting. But in downloading NE data, this
pass-through mode
item cannot be downloaded. The conclusion is NM does not
10G V2
Not supporting
support this setting.

Set J1C2 bytes to be
Supporting, but inconvenient.
received/sent
Supporting to be received,
but high order services does
not support to be sent J1/C2.
Set/cancel
Not supporting
NM port does not work. Use sptp.
Supporting
Supporting
Supporting
HP-TIM as switching condition

Set B3SD/B3EXC as switching
condition
1.3 Products Knowledge

1.3.1
Interrelation between switching conditions

Different products support different SNCP switching conditions, shown as
above.
SF includes RLOS, RLOF, MSAIS, B2-EXC, AULOP and AUAIS.
SD includes HP-UNEQ, HP-TIM, B3-EXC and B3-SD.
If SF does not preempt SNCP node of SD, if one of all the SNCP switching
conditions has a fault, it is considered the fault in a corresponding channel
with status indication as bad. To the active channel, switch will start.
Nevertheless, the standby channel will be set as bad, and will not switch
even the working channel has detected other switching conditions.
For example, set HP-TIM as a switching condition of SNCP, but HP-TIM
alarms occur in both active and standby channels of SNCP node. In this
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case, both channels will indicate bad. If SF is unable to preempt SD, if AUAIS alarm occurs subsequently, SNCP will not switch, either.
Table below is to show whether SD preemption by SF supported. Note: This
function is not necessary.
Product
155/622H
Whether SNCP switching
Not supporting
155/622
Not supporting
2500+
Not supporting
10G V2
Supporting
supports SD preemption by SF
1.3.2
Overhead Pass-through Mode and J1/C2 Mismatch Alarm Detection

1 In high order overhead pass-through mode
In this mode, the device does not detect whether C2 bytes mismatch, but
whether J1 bytes mismatch. If J1 bytes mismatch, HP-TIM alarm will occur,
without AIS inserting.
2 In high order overhead termination mode
In this mode, devices will detect whether J1 or C2 bytes mismatch.
If J1 bytes mismatch, HP-TIM alarm will occur, without AIS inserting.
If C2 bytes mismatch, HP-SLM alarm will occur, with AIS inserting. In the
case of C2 bytes mismatch, no insert of AIS is modified in the version S16
2.31 and later of 2500+ products.
1.3.3 Overhead Pass-through Mode and High Order Overhead Bytes

Processing
Pass-through mode: The transmission system directly forwards the received
high order channel overhead to the next station. The local station only
performs detection.
Termination mode: The transmission system does not forward the received
high order channel overhead to the next station. The overhead byte value
sent to the next station is set according to services of local station.
1 Example: optical board overhead termination in single direction
Figure-1 Optical board overhead termination in single direction
As shown above:
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In the setting, high order overhead is termination. The terminated overhead

is in the direction of crossover->optical interface output on board. And
overhead in the direction optical interface input on board->crossover only
can be detected, without further processing.
In pass-through mode of high order, J1 or C2 bytes to be sent are not
true sent bytes by NM setting.
1)
Example: bidirectional optical board overhead termination
Figure-2 Bidirectional optical board overhead termination
As shown above, only after overhead pass-through mode of both board A

and board B are set as termination can realize bidirectional overhead
termination.
Take VC4 SNCP ring configured in 2500+ as example. Default of J1/C2
bytes are inconsistent with the default J1/C2 bytes of 2500+.
Figure-3 VC4 SNCP Ring Sketch
1)
If all boards on 2500+ NE are in overhead pass-through mode, when

SNCP service in passes through corresponding channels of optical
boards, HP-TIM alarms will occur. If HP-TIM is set as SNCP switching
condition, active and standby routing of SNCP nodes will be bad, which
will lose protection.
2)
At A and D, if set a board, such as SL1 board, which interconnects to the

router, as termination mode, when SNCP service passes through
corresponding channel of S16 optical board, HP-TIM alarm will occur. If
HP-TIM is set as SNCP switching condition, active and standby routing
of SNCP nodes will be bad, which will lose protection.
3)
To eliminate bad mentioned above, there are four options in the case of
the router sending fixed overhead bytes.
Option one: Set J1 bytes sent by the router consistent with bytes to be
received set by the company.
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Corresponding channel of service pass-through station is in overhead passthrough mode.

Option two: At SNCP node, set J1 bytes sent by the router consistent with to
be received bytes in corresponding channels (at B, C, E and F) of
active/standby S16.
Option three: Set the overhead pass-through mode in corresponding
channels (at B, C, E and F) of active/standby S16 board at SNCP node as
termination. A and D possibly needs modification.
Use HP-TIM as a switching condition. Corresponding channel of passthrough station is in overhead pass-through mode.
Option four: Cancel HP-TIM as a switching condition. Use AU-AIS for
transparent transmission. Be careful the version.
If overhead sent by the interconnection device needs transparent
transmission and is changing, AU-AIS must be used.
1.3.4
AU-AIS Alarm Transparent Transmission

After alarms occur, R-LOS, R-LOF and MS-AIS will transfer AU-AIS alarms
to downstream stations. If the device does not support AU-AIS transparent
transmission, fault detection of SNCP node will be affected, except HP-TIM
as the switching condition.
H1, H2 and H3 bytes are not contained in VC4. Thats to say, AU-AIS cannot
simply be transparently transmitted to downstream NE through service flow.
1)
For example, there is a VC4 service between NE A and NE D. After the

disconnection between NE A and NE B, the transparent transmission of
AU-AIS is shown as below.
Please distinguish AU-AIS is a switching condition and AU-AIS

transparent transmission.
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1.4 General Principle and Precautions

1.4.1
General Principle
1.
At present, NP-TIM as the switching condition of VC4 SNCP service is

optional according to different products and versions.
2.
In the future, 2500+ products series will not take HP-TIM as switching
condition of SNCP, consistent with default settings of 10G and NG-SDH.
3.
When use HP-TIM as switching condition of SNCP, set correctly and

make sure SNCP node active/standby routings in good state.
4.
To cancel HP-TIM as a switching condition, all boards, including standby

routing, should support AU-AIS transparent transmission in SNCP
service.
1.4.2
Precautions
1.
Set switching conditions with a command line. Make sure the

consistence of NM, host and board, as well as related configuration
downloaded to NE after downloading NM.
2.
If circuit board in the ring used by SNCP node also belongs to MSP ring,
take care of overhead setting after multiplex sections switching.
3.
To test SNCP switching time at 2500+ VC4 level, it is suggested using

HP-TIM as switching condition.
4.
It is suggested using SD as switching condition. Thats to add B3SD and

B3EXC as switching conditions.
1.4.3
Switching Function Checking

1.
Check SNCP working status, and make sure no bad in

active/standby channels.
2.
If the user agrees, proceed to fiber cable disconnection switching test.
3.
Insert alarms belonging to switching conditions in corresponding

channels and test SNCP switching.
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1.5 Configuration of SNCP Service at VC4 Level

For option of SNCP switching condition in practical networking, please refer
to Appendix I Option of SNCP Switching Conditions in Networking with
Different Products.
1.5.1 Option of Switching Conditions in Networking SNCP Ring only with

10G V2
Configuration principle:
AU-AIS: Configuration is the default value, which requires no modification
and does not support modification.
HPUNEQ: A necessary condition for SNCP switching. Make sure that only
the circuit board versioned 1.20 or above supports HPUNEQ as a switching
condition. The default has no configuration, requiring manual configuration.
HP-TIM: The default has no configuration. When networking only with 10G
MADM, configuration is not required.
B3SD and B3EXC: The default has no configuration, and configuration is
suggested.
Related commands:
:cfg-set-sncpattrib:PgId,PuId,OptCondition,DelayTime;
For example, to configure B3SD, B3EXC and HPUNEQ as switching
conditions.
:cfg-set-sncpattrib :1,work,b3sd&b3exc&hpuneq,100;
:cfg-set-sncpattrib :1,backup,b3sd&b3exc&hpuneq,100;
Note: Whatever the configuration, AU-AIS is a switching condition which
cannot be modified.
1.5.2 Option of Switching Conditions in Networking SNCP Ring only with

2500+
HP-TIM: In all versions, the configuration is a default, which can be modified
according to different conditions. For more details, please refer to Guide to
SNCP Configuration in Several Cases below.
AU-AIS: 1. The default in the version which supports AU-AIS transparent
transmission has configuration. 2. The default in the version which does not
support AU-AIS transparent transmission has no configuration without
modification.
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B3SD B3EXC: The default has no configuration. Configuration is

suggested.
Related command
:cfg-set-sncvc4,
See also command line manual for more details.
For example, configure B3EXC and HP-TIM as switching conditions.
cfg-set-sncvc4:sys1,gw1,1,sys2,gw1,1,0&c&0&0,600;
Note: Only configure the working services in SNCP pairs. In the example
above, sys1 is SNCP. This service is an active service .
1.5.3 Switching Condition Option in Networking SNCP Ring with 2500+

and 10G
To the version of 2500+ which does not support AU-AIS transparent
transmission, when interconnecting with 10GV2, HP-TIM should be set as
SNCP switching condition.
To the version of 2500+ which supports AU-AIS transparent transmission,
when interconnecting with 10GV2, it is suggested reserving default switching
conditions of mutual products.
To configuring B3SD and B3EXC of the products as switching conditions is
also advised.
1.5.4
SNCP Guide to SNCP Configuration in Several Cases

other
devices
a
other
devices
B
C
I. Fixed J1 bytes in interconnection devices

Scheme one
Modify to be sent and to be received J1 bytes of interconnection devices as
the default value set by the company.
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Scheme two
The interconnection does not support modification of to be sent and to be
received J1 bytes.
1. Whether the service will break or not in the case of interconnection device
mismatching J1, it is suggested keeping to be sent and to be received J1
bytes consistent with the interconnection device at point a and point c.
2. Set VC4 channel of NE A and NE C in the direction of east and west, as
overhead termination.
3. Keep NE B in the default state without extra processing.
Scheme three
The interconnection does not support modification of to be sent and to be
received J1 bytes.
1. Whether the service will break or not in the case of interconnection device
mismatching J1, it is suggested keeping to be sent and to be received J1
bytes consistent with the interconnection device at point a and point c.
2. Modify all to be sent and to be received J1 bytes in VC4 channel in the
direction of east and west to keep consistent with the interconnection device
in the whole ring.
II.
J1 bytes changing with non-stop in interconnection devices
Some data device uses J1 bytes to transfer effective information. For

example, router of company C uses J1 bytes to transfer information
including IP address and name of its own, which makes J1 bytes changes all
the time. So those three schemes mentioned above cannot realize SNCP at
VC4 level.
Scheme four (for 2500+ products)
Cancel HP-TIM being the SNCP switching condition. Use AU-AIS as SNCP
Currently, board software of S16 sets HP-TIM as a default switching
condition. NM is unable to set.
For details, please refer to Appendix III How to Cancel HP-TIM Being a
SNCP Switching Condition in 2500+.
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1.6 Appendix I Option of SNCP Switching Conditions in

Networking with Different Products
1) SNCP condition options in the case of interconnection equipment with J1
bytes fixed
NE type of
NE type of source node
source node
155/622H
155/622/2500
2500+
10GV2
ring
AU-AIS
HP-TIM/AU-AIS
AU-AIS/HP-TIM
AU-AIS/HP-TIM
155/622H
HP-TIM
HP-TIM
HP-TIM
155/622/2500
AU-AIS
HP-TIM/AU-AIS
AU-AIS/HP-TIM
AU-AIS/HP-TIM
2500+
AU-AIS
HP-TIM/AU-AIS
AU-AIS/HP-TIM
AU-AIS/HP-TIM
10G
155/622/
AU-AIS
HP-TIM/AU-AIS
HP-TIM/AU-AIS
AU-AIS/HP-TIM
155/622H
2500
HP-TIM
HP-TIM
HP-TIM
155/622/2500
AU-AIS
HP-TIM/AU-AIS
HP-TIM/AU-AIS
AU-AIS/HP-TIM
2500+
AU-AIS
HP-TIM/AU-AIS
HP-TIM/AU-AIS
AU-AIS/HP-TIM
10G
AU-AIS
HP-TIM/AU-AIS
HP-TIM/AU-AIS
AU-AIS/HP-TIM
155/622H
HP-TIM
HP-TIM
HP-TIM
155/622/2500
AU-AIS
HP-TIM/AU-AIS
HP-TIM/AU-AIS
AU-AIS/HP-TIM
2500+
AU-AIS
HP-TIM/AU-AIS
HP-TIM/AU-AIS
AU-AIS/HP-TIM
10G
AU-AIS
HP-TIM/AU-AIS
AU-AIS/HP-TIM
AU-AIS/HP-TIM
155/622H
HP-TIM
HP-TIM
HP-TIM
155/622/2500
AU-AIS
HP-TIM/AU-AIS
AU-AIS/HP-TIM
AU-AIS/HP-TIM
2500+
AU-AIS
HP-TIM/AU-AIS
AU-AIS/HP-TIM
AU-AIS/HP-TIM
10G
155/622H
2500+
10G V2
Other NEs in the
Specification: If 2500+ does not support AU-AIS transparent transmission,

the options are the same as 155/622. If 155/622 supports AU-AIS
transparent transmission, the options are the same as 2500+.
2) SNCP condition options in the case of interconnection equipment with
changing J1 bytes will be not listed here.
1.7 Appendix II Modification Method of to Be Received and

to Be Sent J1 Bytes
1 2500+ 4.0 Host Platform
PTP command to query actual received J1 bytes is 9a command.
:ptp:bid,12,9a, channel number
If modified as 64 bytes with all 0, follow the step below. The command 9f is
to set to be sent. Command a0 is to set to be received.
:
ptp:bid,9f,path,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,
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0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0;
:sptp:bid,9f,path,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,
0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0;
:ptp:bid,a0,path,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0
,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0;
:sptp:bid,a0,path,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,
0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0;
2 10G Host Platform

The host and NM support and use NM to configure. The command nptp
is for your knowledge. Example:
To query actual received J1 bytes:
:nptp:f,8,a3,1,0,1;
Return a result:
0f 08 a3 00 00 01 00 01 01 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00
00
To query to be received J1 bytes:
:nptp:f,8,a1,1,0,0,1;
Return a result:
0f 08 a1 00 00 01 00 00 01 01 96 48 75 61 57 65 69 20 53 42 53 20 20 20
20 20
Set to be received J1 bytes:
:nptp:f,8,a0,1,0,0,1,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0;
Red indicates board number, in hex.
The bold-faced are command characters. The last two bytes returning from
query are to indicate success or failure.
Green is to indicate optical interface number.
Light blue is to indicate page number, usually as 0.
Blue is to indicate channel number, in two bytes.
Brown is to indicate J1 byte mode. Under non-standard mode, J1 bytes does
not apply 1 mode (initial byte generated from CRC), but 0 mode.
Introduction to J1 byte mode.
0- Employ SDH mode, configure J1 value in total of 16 bytes, the board
directly receives and configure J1 value, and cancel CRC.
1- Employ SDH mode, configure J1 value in total of 16 bytes, the board
software ignores the first byte in the configuration, and forcibly employ CRC
to generate the first byte.
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2- Employ SONET mode, configure J1 value in total of 16 bytes, the board

software ignores last two bytes but replacing with 0x0D and 0x0Ain the
configuration.
1.8 Appendix III How to Set/Cancel HP-TIM Being a SNCP

Switching Condition in 2500+
1 How to Cancel HP-TIM Being a SNCP Switching Condition in 2500+
Currently, board software of S16 sets HP_TIM as a default SNCP switching
condition that NM cannot set. Only follow steps to implement the setting.
A. Cancel HP_TIM being a switching condition from host side.
:cfg-set-sncvc4:sys1,gw1,1,sys2,gw1,1,0&0&0&0,600;
:cfg-change;
Note: Only deliver this command to active service of SNCP. This command
only takes effect in host versioned 405410 or above.
B. Deliver command to the board and cancel HP_TIM being a switching
condition from board side.
:sptp:bid,bb, optical interface number,ff,0 (The value 0 indicates to cancel
HP_TIM as a switching condition. And 1 indicates to configure HPTIM as a
switching condition. The default is 1.), 55,aa;
:cfg-send-sptp:bid;
e.g. 10 board number is S16. The corresponding command is
:sptp:a,bb,1,ff,0,55,aa;
:cfg-send-sptp:10
2 How to Set/Cancel HP-TIM Being a SNCP Switching Condition in 10G
NM and the host support Set/Cancel HP-TIM Being a SNCP Switching
Condition in 10G. The configuration is in NM. For your information:
:cfg-set-sncpattrib:PgId,PuId,OptCondition,DelayTime;
E.g. Configure B3SD, B3EXC, HPUNEQ and HPTIM as switching
conditions.
:cfg-set-sncpattrib:1,work,b3sd&b3exc&hpuneq&hptim,100;
:cfg-set-sncpattrib:1,backup,b3sd&b3exc&hpuneq&hptim,100;
[Other Specification]
This document is to enhance 07-SNCP Configuration of 155M Services
about OptiX Products under the path \01-SDH Product Document\99Technological Topic\03-Self-healing Protection\03-SNCP in CD-ROM File
6.0.
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Internal Use Only
Meanwhile, this file is renamed as Configuration Guide to Switching

Conditions of SNCP at OptiX VC4 Level (V2.1).
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Optical Network technical support department

Guide to Switching Conditions of

Kuai Chunsheng, Chen Kemng and Zeng Fanxu

Huawei Technologies Co, Ltd

Guide to Switching Conditions of SNCP Configuration at OptiX VC4

155M Services about OptiX Products under the path \

Revision: 2500REG (hardware REG) suppports AU-AIS

transparrent transmission. Delete the example about

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Guide to Switching Conditions of SNCP Configuration at OptiX VC4

1.4 General Principle and Precautions.............................................................................. 11

1.5 Configuration of SNCP Service at VC4 Level............................................................

1.6 Appendix I Option of SNCP Switching Conditions in Networking with Different

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Guide to Switching Conditions of SNCP Configuration at OptiX VC4

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Guide to Switching Conditions of SNCP Configuration at OptiX VC4

Configuration Guide to Switching

Conditions of SNCP at OptiX VC4 Level

1.2 Introduction to Products on Supporting

2 Specification of VC4 SNCP Switching Conditions Supported

LOS, LOF, MSAIS, AULOP and AU-AIS

HP-TIM, B3EXC, B3SD and HPUNEQ

AU-AIS transparent transmission

The default is close.

The default is close.

Overhead pass-through mode

Settable. The default is termination.

Cannot be set. It is pass-through.

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Introduction to 155/622/2500/REG on Supporting SNCP at VC4 Level

See SNCP version

requirements for details

The default is open.

16.02 provides host command supporting.

155M optical board

622M optical board

11GTC and 12GTC

but not supporting SL2

7.21 version or above

7.22 version or above

12GTC V3.11 or above and

Introduction to 2500+ on Supporting SNCP at VC4 Level

HP-TIM status quo

The default of HP-TIM is switching condition.

Introduction to 10G V2 on Supporting SNCP at VC4 Level

High order overhead

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Guide to Switching Conditions of SNCP Configuration at OptiX VC4

The default is not

Cannot be set. The

The default is not

Introduction to NM on Supporting Setting of Switching Conditions

Setting of high order overhead

NM supports this setting. But in downloading NE data, this

item cannot be downloaded. The conclusion is NM does not

support this setting.

Supporting, but inconvenient.

NM port does not work. Use sptp.

HP-TIM as switching condition

1.3 Products Knowledge