Timing and clocking, Paradyne mpe_config mib (mpe_config.mib ), Paradyne config mib (pdn_config.mib) – Paradyne Hotwire 8620 User Manual
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1. Network Management Specification
8000-A2-GB30-00
June 2003
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8.
Timing and Clocking
8.1
Paradyne mpe_Config MIB (mpe_Config.mib )
The tabular object mpeDevConfigClockSrcEntry defined in mpe_Config.mib provides the
capability of choosing network timing reference source on the GranDSLAM.
The mpeDevCfgClkWhichSrc object takes the following two values:
•
primary(1), this chooses the primary master clock source,
•
secondary(2), this chooses the secondary master clock source.
Write access to this object is not supported. Only “primary(1)” is granted.
The mpeDevCfgClkSource object is used to select the source for the master clock for the
device. The source selected provides synchronization for all the timing within the device. It
contains the following values:
•
internal(1), Master clock is the internal clock,
•
external(2), Master clock is the external clock source,
Write access to this object is supported; Only “internal(1)” and “interface (3)” are granted.
The mpeDevCfgClkIfIndex is used to select the interface to be used as the source for the
master clock for the device, if mpeDevCfgClkSource is set to interface(3).
The value of entPhysicalIndex is the physical index of this card itself, which uniquely
identifies the stackable unit.
8.2
Paradyne Config MIB (pdn_Config.mib)
The pdn_config MIB is specifically used to configure overall test timeouts. The objects
supported are:
8.2.1
devConfigTestTimeout:
The valid values are :
Table 1-90. mpeDevConfigClockSrcEntry
Table
Object
Type
Access
Supported
mpeDevConfigClockSrcEntry
mpeDevCfgClkWhichSrc
INTEGER
read-write
Yes
mpeDevCfgClkSource
INTEGER
read-write
Yes
mpeDevCfgClkIfIndex
Integer32
read-write
Yes
entPhysicalIndex
PhysicalIndex
not-accessible
Yes
Table 1-91. pdn_Config.mib
Table
Object
Type
Access
Supported
devConfigTestTimer
Yes
devConfigTestTimeout
INTEGER
read-write
Yes
devConfigTestDuration
INTEGER
read-write
Yes