The ISDN level 1 ports (ISDN - EBISDN - EPISDN)

Configuration of the ISDN level 1 ports (ISDN - EBISDN - EPISDN)
Statistics of the ISDN level 1 ports (ISDN - EBISDN - EPISDN)
SNMP traps generated for the ISDN ports
SNMP traps generated for the EBISDN ports
SNMP traps generated for the EPISDN ports

Configuration of the ISDN level 1 ports (ISDN - EBISDN - EPISDN)

The ISDN Basic Rate configuration

The ISDN Basic Rate port for the "single port" board is labelled, within the Abilis CPX, by the abbreviation "ISDN" and it is provided with the parameters described in this chapter.

The following example shows how to display the ISDN Basic Rate port parameters. Shown values are the default ones.

[18:42:32] ABILIS_CPX: D P PO:17
PO:17  ------------------------------------------------------------------------
ISDN   LOG:NO      frame:2100    rxbuf:14     txbuf:1

To activate any change made on the ISDN Basic Rate port parameters, it is needed to restart the system. This feature is highlighted by the fact that parameters names are showed by low case characters. Changes made on the parameter LOG: are immediately active.

The ISDN Basic Rate configuration for EBIB board

The ISDN Basic Rate ports for the EBIB board are labelled, within the Abilis CPX, by the abbreviation "EBISDN" and they are provided with the parameters described in this chapter.

The following example shows how to display parameters of two EBISDN ports: the first one is a "NT" type, the second a "TE".

[18:42:32] ABILIS_CPX: D P PO:81

PO:81  ------------------------------------------------------------------------
EBISDN LOG:NO      side:NT       BUS:SHORT  

[18:42:32] ABILIS_CPX: D P PO:82

PO:82  ------------------------------------------------------------------------
EBISDN LOG:DS      side:TE

To activate changes made on the parameters displayed by low case characters, it is needed to restart the system; on the contrary for activating changes made on low case parameters it is enough to execute the initialization command INIT PO:. Changes made on the parameter LOG: are immediately active.

The ISDN Primary Rate configuration for EPIB board

The ISDN Primary Rate ports for the EPIB board are labelled, within the Abilis CPX, by the abbreviation "EPISDN" and they are provided with the parameters described in this chapter.

The following example shows how to display parameters of the EPISDN port.

[18:42:32] ABILIS_CPX: D P PO:96

PO:96  ------------------------------------------------------------------------
EPISDN LOG:DS      side:NT       BUS:SHORT   
       service:E1                E1-FRAMING:CRC4

Detail of the ISDN level 1 ports (ISDN - EBISDN - EPISDN)

LOG:	Events logging activation and generation of alarm signals
DS	NO, D, S, A, L, T, ALL, +E

Usually this parameter makes possible to activate/deactivate logging functionalities of meaningful events of the port as well as the detection and signalling of alarms in case of critical events.

The following table shows the available options and the related functionalities usable by the parameter:

Option	Meaning
D	Recording of the driver state changes and/or the meaningful events in Debug Log
S	Recording of the driver state changes and/or the meaningful events in the System Log
A	Periodic detection of possible alarms. The detected alarms can be displayed the command ALARM VIEW or by the analogous command available on the UTILITY of the LCD display on the front panel
L	On alarm detection, acoustic signal generation plus a message on the LCD display. This function depends on activation of alarms detection by the "A" option
T	Generation by the Agent SNMP of Abilis CPX of SNMP traps corresponding to any change of the driver state and/or occurring of meaningful events

Beside the already described options the following values are also allowed:

Option	Meaning
NO	It means that all the logging functionalities, alarms detection and generation, above mentioned, are disabled.
ALL	It means that all the logging functionalities, alarms detection and generation, above mentioned, are enabled.
+E	This option added to one or more of the previous ones, extends its (their) set of meaningful events. The value "ALL+E" activates all the options and extends the set of meaningful events. The value "NO+E" is meaningless so it is ignored.

Options can be combined together.

Some examples:

setting "LOG:DS+E", activates the extended logging functions for Events Log and System Log
setting "LOG:STA", activates the extended logging functions for System Log, SNMP traps generation and periodic detection of alarm states;

By using the characters "+" and "-" as prefix of one or more options is possible to add or delete one or more functionalities without setting from the scratch the value of the parameters.

Some examples:

Suppose the current value of the parameter is "LOG:DSTA", by setting "LOG:-A", the periodic detection of eventual alarm states is removed, leaving unchanged all the remaining options; in such way the final value of the parameter will be "LOG:DST";
Suppose the current value of the parameter is "LOG:ST", by setting "LOG:+DA", the logging function of the events on the Events Log and the periodic alarm detection are added to the already activated options; in such way the final value of the parameter will be "LOG:DSTA".

The changes made on this parameter are immediately activated, without the need of initialization commands.

FRAME:	Maximum frame length (Only in ISDN ports)
2100	128 - 2100 (in bytes)

It sets the maximum frame length (without Flags and CRC).

RXBUF:	Number of receiving buffers (Only in ISDN ports)
14	1 - 50

It sets the number of buffer to be used for receiving DATA frames.

TXBUF:	Number of transmission buffers (Only in ISDN ports)
1	1 - 50

It sets the number of buffer to be used for transmitting DATA frames.

SIDE:	Port type (Only in EBISDN and EPISDN ports)
TE	TE, NT

It sets the port type and then the driver behaviour.

This parameter is related with the eventual upper level EBLAPD/EPLAPD port. If those values have been set differently, the Validation procedure will force the parameter "SIDE:" of the EBISDN port to have the same value as the parameter SIDE: of the EBLAPD/EPLAPD port referred.

BUS:	S0 bus type in us (Only in EBISDN and EPISDN ports if SIDE:NT)
SHORT	SHORT, EXT

It sets the S0 bus type in use. The parameter is shown and configurable only if the port type is "NT".

The value "SHORT" means the bus length is shorter than 200 meters, the "EXT" one, instead, refers to length shorter than 1 km.

SERVICE:	Service type (Only in EPISDN ports)
E1-ISDN

It sets the type of service.

E1-FRAMING:	????????????(Only in EPISDN ports)

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Statistics of the ISDN level 1 ports (ISDN - EBISDN - EPISDN)

Statistics of the ISDN Basic Rate ports

How to check the state and statistics of the ISDN Basic Rate ports by the command D S.

[18:42:32] ABILIS_CPX: D S PO:17

PO:17  ------------------------------------------------------------------------
ISDN   STATE:F7-READY  SLIPS:0

Extended statistics are available for ISDN Basic Rate ports too. Here is an example on how to check them using the command D SE:

[18:42:32] ABILIS_CPX: D SE PO:17

PO:17  ------------------------------------------------------------------------
ISDN   --- Cleared 001:04:53:04 ago, on 08/05/2000 at 13:06:34 ----------------
       Level 1    SLIPS:0
       ------------------------------------------------------------------------
       D channel
       -----------|---INPUT---|--OUTPUT---|-----------|---INPUT---|--OUTPUT---|
       RX-OVR     |0          |           |TX-UND     |           |0          |
       BAD-FCS    |0          |           |ABORT      |0          |0          |
       DATA-CHR   |41072      |41002      |FRM        |10060      |9939       |
       LONG       |0          |0          |LOST       |0          |           |
       ------------------------------------------------------------------------
       B1 channel
       -----------|---INPUT---|--OUTPUT---|-----------|---INPUT---|--OUTPUT---|
       RX-OVR     |0          |           |TX-UND     |           |0          |
       BAD-FCS    |0          |           |ABORT      |0          |0          |
       DATA-CHR   |0          |0          |FRM-D      |0          |0          |
       FRM-C      |0          |0          |FRM-V      |0          |0          |
       LONG-D     |0          |0          |LONG-C     |0          |0          |
       LONG-V     |0          |0          |LOST-D     |0          |           |
       LOST-C     |0          |           |LOST-V     |0          |           |
       ------------------------------------------------------------------------
       B2 channel
       -----------|---INPUT---|--OUTPUT---|-----------|---INPUT---|--OUTPUT---|
       RX-OVR     |0          |           |TX-UND     |           |0          |
       BAD-FCS    |0          |           |ABORT      |0          |0          |
       DATA-CHR   |0          |0          |FRM-D      |0          |0          |
       FRM-C      |0          |0          |FRM-V      |0          |0          |
       LONG-D     |0          |0          |LONG-C     |0          |0          |
       LONG-V     |0          |0          |LOST-D     |0          |           |
       LOST-C     |0          |           |LOST-V     |0          |           |
       ------------------------------------------------------------------------

The information "Cleared DDD:HH:MM:SS ago, at DD/MM/YYYY HH:MM:SS", referred by the extended statistics, shows the time interval elapsed from the last reset of statistics (by the format "days:hours:minutes:seconds") and date/time of its execution (by the format "day:month:year" and "hours:minutes:seconds").

Statistics of the EBISDN ports

How to check the state and statistics of the EBISDN ports, "NT" type and then "TE", by the command D S.

[18:42:32] ABILIS_CPX: D S PO:81

PO:81  ------------------------------------------------------------------------
EBISDN STATE:G3-READY    

[18:42:32] ABILIS_CPX: D S PO:82

PO:82  ------------------------------------------------------------------------
EBISDN STATE:F7-READY  SLIPS:0

Extended statistics are available for EBISDN ports too. Here is an example on how to check them using the command D SE:

ABILIS_CPX: D SE PO:81

PO:81  ------------------------------------------------------------------------
EBISDN --- Cleared 027:06:42:31 ago, on 14/04/2000 at 11:07:28 ----------------
       Level 1    SLIPS:1
       ------------------------------------------------------------------------
       D channel
       -----------|---INPUT---|--OUTPUT---|-----------|---INPUT---|--OUTPUT---|
       RX-OVR     |0          |           |TX-UND     |           |0          |
       BAD-FCS    |0          |           |ABORT      |0          |0          |
       DATA-CHR   |1001814    |990287     |FRM        |242149     |242342     |
       LONG       |0          |0          |LOST       |0          |           |
       ------------------------------------------------------------------------
       B1 channel
       -----------|---INPUT---|--OUTPUT---|-----------|---INPUT---|--OUTPUT---|
       RX-OVR     |0          |           |TX-UND     |           |0          |
       BAD-FCS    |0          |           |ABORT      |0          |0          |
       DATA-CHR   |0          |0          |FRM-D      |0          |0          |
       FRM-C      |0          |0          |FRM-V      |0          |0          |
       LONG-D     |0          |0          |LONG-C     |0          |0          |
       LONG-V     |0          |0          |LOST-D     |0          |           |
       LOST-C     |0          |           |LOST-V     |0          |           |
       ------------------------------------------------------------------------
       B2 channel
       -----------|---INPUT---|--OUTPUT---|-----------|---INPUT---|--OUTPUT---|
       RX-OVR     |0          |           |TX-UND     |           |0          |
       BAD-FCS    |0          |           |ABORT      |0          |0          |
       DATA-CHR   |0          |0          |FRM-D      |0          |0          |
       FRM-C      |0          |0          |FRM-V      |0          |0          |
       LONG-D     |0          |0          |LONG-C     |0          |0          |
       LONG-V     |0          |0          |LOST-D     |0          |           |
       LOST-C     |0          |           |LOST-V     |0          |           |
       ------------------------------------------------------------------------

Statistics of the EPISDN ports

How to check statistics of the EPISDN ports through the command D S.

[18:42:32] ABILIS_CPX: D S PO:96

PO:96  ------------------------------------------------------------------------
EPISDN STATE:PRI-DOWN  SLIPS:0

Extended statistics are available for EPISDN ports too. Here is an example on how to check them using the command D SE:

[18:42:32] ABILIS_CPX: D SE PO:96

PO:96  ------------------------------------------------------------------------
EPISDN --- Cleared 000:05:58:15 ago, on 11/05/2000 at 12:01:29 ----------------
       Level 1    SLIPS:0
       ------------------------------------------------------------------------
       D channel
       -----------|---INPUT---|--OUTPUT---|-----------|---INPUT---|--OUTPUT---|
       RX-OVR     |0          |           |TX-UND     |           |0          |
       BAD-FCS    |0          |           |ABORT      |0          |0          |
       DATA-CHR   |0          |0          |FRM        |0          |0          |
       LONG       |0          |0          |LOST       |0          |           |
       ------------------------------------------------------------------------
       B channel summary
       -----------|---INPUT---|--OUTPUT---|-----------|---INPUT---|--OUTPUT---|
       RX-OVR     |0          |           |TX-UND     |           |0          |
       BAD-FCS    |0          |           |ABORT      |0          |0          |
       DATA-CHR   |0          |0          |FRM-D      |0          |0          |
       FRM-C      |0          |0          |FRM-V      |0          |0          |
       LONG-D     |0          |0          |LONG-C     |0          |0          |
       LONG-V     |0          |0          |LOST-D     |0          |           |
       LOST-C     |0          |           |LOST-V     |0          |           |
       ------------------------------------------------------------------------

The last example shows that the execution of the command D SE will display a summary table of the 30 B channels extended statistics.

it is possible to show the extended statistics of each B channel, as the following example demonstrates:

[18:42:32] ABILIS_CPX: D SE PO:96 BCHAN:5

PO:96  ------------------------------------------------------------------------
EPISDN Level 1    SLIPS:0
       ------------------------------------------------------------------------
       D channel
       -----------|---INPUT---|--OUTPUT---|-----------|---INPUT---|--OUTPUT---|
       RX-OVR     |0          |           |TX-UND     |           |0          |
       BAD-FCS    |0          |           |ABORT      |0          |0          |
       DATA-CHR   |0          |0          |FRM        |0          |0          |
       LONG       |0          |0          |LOST       |0          |           |
       ------------------------------------------------------------------------
       B5  channel
       -----------|---INPUT---|--OUTPUT---|-----------|---INPUT---|--OUTPUT---|
       RX-OVR     |0          |           |TX-UND     |           |0          |
       BAD-FCS    |0          |           |ABORT      |0          |0          |
       DATA-CHR   |0          |0          |FRM-D      |0          |0          |
       FRM-C      |0          |0          |FRM-V      |0          |0          |
       LONG-D     |0          |0          |LONG-C     |0          |0          |
       LONG-V     |0          |0          |LOST-D     |0          |           |
       LOST-C     |0          |           |LOST-V     |0          |           |
       ------------------------------------------------------------------------

Even in this case statistics related to the D channel are displayed.

Detail of the statistics of the ISDN level 1 ports (ISDN - EBISDN - EPISDN)

STATE:	Current state of the ISDN LEVEL 1 PORT driver
	DOWN, F7-READY, HALTED, FAILED, F3-INACT, F3-INACT2, F3-INACT3, F4-DOWN, F5-DOWN, F6-DOWN, F8-DOWN, G1-DEACTIVATED, G2-PENDING_ACTIVATION, G2-LOST_FRAMING, G3-READY, G3-ACTIVATED_BLOCKED, G4-PENDING_DEACTIVATION, G4-WAIT_DEACTIVATION, ERR

It shows the actual state of the ISDN driver.

Driver	States	Meaning	Values shown in:
Driver	States	Meaning	System Log	Debug Log	Display LCD
ISDN	DOWN F3-INACT F3-INACT2 F3-INACT3 F4-DOWN F5-DOWN F6-DOWN F8-DOWN	The ISDN driver is not active and it is not able to work	dn
	F7-READY or G3-READY	Port is active	RD
	HALTED	The ISDN driver is halted due to a fatal error	HL
	FAILED	The ISDN driver is blocked because of the initialization procedure failure	FL
	ERR	Software error. Contact the Abilis assistance.	NA
EBISDN	DOWN F3-INACT F3-INACT2 F3-INACT3 F4-DOWN F5-DOWN F6-DOWN F8-DOWN G1-DEACTIVATED G2-PENDING-ACTIVATION G2-LOST-FRAMING G3-ACTIVATED-BLOCKED G4-PENDING-DEACTIVATION G4-WAIT-DEACTIVATION	The ISDN driver is not active and it is not able to work	dn
	F7-READY or G3-READY	Port is active	RD
	HALTED	The ISDN driver is halted due to a fatal error	HL
	FAILED	The ISDN driver is blocked because the initialization procedure failed	FL
	ERR	Software error. Contact the Abilis assistance.	NA
EPISDN	PRI-DOWN	The port is not active and it is not able to restart	dn
	PRI-UP	Port is active	UP
	ERR	Software error. Contact Abilis assistance.	NA

SLIPS:	Number of "slips" detected in the Level 1
	0 - 4.294.967.295

This counter shows the number of "slips" detected in the Level 1.

Detail of the extended statistics of the ISDN level 1 ports (ISDN - EBISDN - EPISDN)

SLIPS: These statistics are the same shown in basic command and already explained

RX-OVR:	Number of "overrun" occurred in the communication board
	0 - 4.294.967.295

The counter RX-OVR (INPUT) is incremented every time an "overrun" in the communication board occurs.

TX-UND:	Number of "underrun" occurred in the communication board
	0 - 4.294.967.295

The counter TX-UND (OUTPUT) is incremented every time an "underrun" in the communication board occurs.

BAD-FCS:	Number of received frames with bad FCS field
	0 - 4.294.967.295

The counter BAD-FCS (INPUT) is incremented every time a frame with bad FCS is received.

ABORT:	Number of aborted received frames or aborted during the transmission
	0 - 4.294.967.295

The counter ABORT (INPUT) is incremented every time an aborted frame is received. Similarly the ABORT (OUTPUT) one is incremented every time a transmission "abort" occurs.

DATA-CHR:	Number of DATA characters received/sent
	0 - 4.294.967.295

The counter DATA-CHR (INPUT) is incremented every time the port receives a frame, while the counter DATA-CHR (OUTPUT) every time a frame is sent.

FRM:	Number of received/sent frames
	0 - 4.294.967.295

The counter FRM (INPUT) is incremented every time the port receives a frame, while the counter FRM (OUTPUT) every time a frame is sent.

LONG:	Number of too long received frames
	0 - 4.294.967.295

The counter LONG (INPUT) is incremented every time a received frame is too long, while the counter LONG (OUTPUT) every time a too long frame is received from the upper level driver.

LOST:	Number of frames sent and lost
	0 - 4.294.967.295

The counter LOST (INPUT) is incremented every time a sent frame get lost.

FRM-D:	Number of received/sent DATA frames
	0 - 4.294.967.295

The counter FRM-D (INPUT) is incremented every time a DATA frame is received. The counter FRM-D (OUTPUT) is incremented every time a DATA frame is sent.

FRM-C:	Number of received/sent Link-Check frames
	0 - 4.294.967.295

The counter FRM-C (INPUT) is incremented every time a Link-Check frame is received. The counter FRM-C (OUTPUT) is incremented every time a Link-Check frame is sent.

FRM-V:	Number of received/sent VOICE frames
	0 - 4.294.967.295

The counter FRM-V (INPUT) is incremented every time a VOICE frame is received. The counter FRM-V (OUTPUT) is incremented every time a VOICE frame is sent.

LONG-D:	Number of too long DATA frames received/sent
	0 - 4.294.967.295

The counter LONG-D (INPUT) is incremented every time the DATA frame received by the lower level is too long. The counter LONG-D (OUTPUT) is incremented if the upper level port requests to send a DATA frame, whose length is bigger than the allowed maximum value.

LONG-C:	Number of too long Link-Check frames received/sent
	0 - 4.294.967.295

The counter LONG-C (INPUT) is incremented every time a Link-Check frame received is too long. The counter LONG-C (OUTPUT) is incremented if the upper level port request to send a Link-Check frame, whose length is bigger than the allowed maximum value.

LONG-V:	Number of too long VOICE frame received/sent
	0 - 4.294.967.295

The counter LONG-V (INPUT) is incremented every time a VOICE frame received is too long. The counter LONG-V (OUTPUT) is incremented if the upper level port request to send a VOICE frame, whose length is bigger than the allowed maximum value.

LOST-D:	Number of DATA frames sent and lost
	0 - 4.294.967.295

The counter LOST-D (INPUT) is incremented every time a sent DATA frame get lost.

LOST-C:	Number of Link-Check frames sent and lost
	0 - 4.294.967.295

The counter LOST-C (INPUT) is incremented every time a sent Link-Check frame get lost.

LOST-V:	Number of VOICE frames sent and lost
	0 - 4.294.967.295

The counter LOST-V (INPUT) is incremented every time a sent VOICE frame get lost.

SNMP traps generated for the ISDN ports

Specific code of the Trap	Trap mnemonic	SNMP variables shown in the trap	Description
6	cxTrapIsdnBriDown	cxPortIndex, cxPortType, cxIsdnDiagState, cxIsdnDiagSlips, sysUpTime	The SNMP Agent of the Abilis CPX generates this kind of trap every time the ISDN port driver leaves the READY state and reaches one of the "DOWN" states.
7	cxTrapIsdnBriReady	cxPortIndex, cxPortType, cxIsdnDiagState, cxIsdnDiagSlips, sysUpTime	The SNMP Agent of the Abilis CPX generates this kind of trap every time the ISDN port driver leaves one of the "DOWN" states and reaches a "READY" one.

Detail of the SNMP variables shown in the ISDN port traps

cxPortIndex	ISDN port which the SNMP trap refers to
	0 - 999

This variable shows the CPX port number which the SNMP trap refers to.

cxPortType	Type and description of the ISDN port which the trap refers to
	type - description

This variable shows either the port type which the trap refers to (in this case ISDN) and the description eventually associated to it.

cxIsdnDiagState	Current state if the ISDN port driver which the trap refers to
	down(0), f7-ready(1), halted(2), failed(3), f3-inact(4), f3-inact2(5), f3-inact3(6), f4-down(7), f5-down(8), f6-down(9), f8-down(10)

This variable shows the current state of the ISDN port driver which the trap refers to. The following table shows the relationship among the state value stored in the SNMP variable and the ones obtained executing the command D S.

Value of the SNMP variable	Correspondent state of the ISDN driver
down(0)	DOWN
f7-ready(1)	F7-READY
halted(2)	HALTED
failed(3)	FAILED
f3-inact(4)	F3-INACT
f3-inact2(5)	F3-INACT2
f3-inact3(6)	F3-INACT3
f4-down(7)	F4-DOWN
f5-down(8)	F5-DOWN
f6-down(9)	F6-DOWN
f8-down(10)	F8-DOWN

cxIsdnDiagSlips	Number of "slips" detected in Level 1
	0 - 4.294.967.295

This variable shows the number of "slips" detected in Level 1.

sysUpTime	Elapsed time from the system start to the event occurrence
	0 - 4.294.967.295 or "ddd:hh:mm:ss"

This variable stores the elapsed time (in cent of second) from the system start to the SNMP trap event occurrence.

This value is usually shown in SNMP consoles as "days:hours:minutes:seconds".

SNMP traps generated for the EBISDN ports

Specific code of the Trap	Trap mnemonic	SNMP variables shown in the trap	Description
6	cxTrapIsdnBriDown	cxPortIndex, cxPortType, cxIsdnDiagState, cxIsdnDiagSlips, sysUpTime	The SNMP Agent of the Abilis CPX generates this kind of trap every time the EBISDN port driver leaves the READY state and reaches one of the "DOWN" states
7	cxTrapIsdnBriReady	cxPortIndex, cxPortType, cxIsdnDiagState, cxIsdnDiagSlips, sysUpTime	The SNMP Agent of the Abilis CPX generates this kind of trap every time the ISDN port driver leaves one of the "DOWN" states and reaches a "READY" one

Detail of the SNMP variables shown in the EBISDN port traps

cxPortIndex	EBISDN port which the SNMP trap refers to
	0 - 999

This variable shows the CPX port number which the SNMP trap refers to.

cxPortType	Type and description of the EBISDN port which the trap refers to
	type - description

This variable shows either the port type which the trap refers to (in this case EBISDN) and the description eventually associated to it.

cxIsdnDiagState	Current state if the EBISDN port driver which the trap refers to
	down(0), f7-ready(1), halted(2), failed(3), f3-inact(4), f3-inact2(5), f3-inact3(6), f4-down(7), f5-down(8), f6-down(9), f8-down(10), g1-deactivated(11), g2-pending-activation(12), g2-lost-framing(13), g3-ready(14), g3-activated-blocked(15), g4-pending-deactivation(16), g4-wait-deactivation(17)

This variable shows the current state of the EBISDN port driver which the trap refers to. The following table shows the relationship among the state value stored in the SNMP variable and the ones obtained executing the command D S.

Value of the SNMP variable	Correspondent state of the EBISDN driver
down(0)	DOWN
f7-ready(1)	F7-READY
halted(2)	HALTED
failed(3)	FAILED
f3-inact(4)	F3-INACT
f3-inact2(5)	F3-INACT2
f3-inact3(6)	F3-INACT3
f4-down(7)	F4-DOWN
f5-down(8)	F5-DOWN
f6-down(9)	F6-DOWN
f8-down(10)	F8-DOWN
g1-deactivated(11)	G1-DEACTIVATED
g2-pending-activation(12)	G2-PENDING-ACTIVATION
g2-lost-framing(13)	G2-LOST-FRAMING
g3-ready(14)	G3-READY
g3-activated-blocked(15)	G3-ACTIVATED-BLOCKED
g4-pending-deactivation(16)	G4-PENDING-DEACTIVATION
g4-wait-deactivation(17)	G4-WAIT-DEACTIVATION

cxIsdnDiagSlips	Number of "slips" detected in Level 1
	0 - 4.294.967.295

This variable shows the number of "slips" detected in Level 1. This parameter is meaningful only if the port type is "TE".

sysUpTime	Elapsed time from the system start to the event occurrence
	0 - 4.294.967.295 or "ddd:hh:mm:ss"

This variable stores the elapsed time (in cent of second) from the system start to the SNMP trap event occurrence.

This value is usually shown in SNMP consoles as days:hours:minutes:seconds.

SNMP traps generated for the EPISDN ports

Specific code of the Trap	Trap mnemonic	SNMP variables shown in the trap	Description
6	cxTrapIsdnPriDown	cxPortIndex, cxPortType, cxIsdnDiagState, cxIsdnDiagSlips, sysUpTime	The SNMP Agent of the Abilis CPX generates this kind of trap every time the EPISDN port driver leaves the PRI-UP state and reaches the PRI-DOWN one
7	cxTrapIsdnPriUp	cxPortIndex, cxPortType, cxIsdnDiagState, cxIsdnDiagSlips, sysUpTime	The SNMP Agent of the Abilis CPX generates this kind of trap every time the EPISDN port driver leaves the PRI-DOWN state and reaches the PRI-UP one

Detail of the SNMP variables shown in the EPISDN port traps

cxPortIndex	EPISDN port which the SNMP trap refers to
	0 - 999

This variable shows the CPX port number which the SNMP trap refers to.

cxPortType	Type and description of the EPISDN port which the trap refers to
	type - description

This variable shows either the port type which the trap refers to (in this case EPISDN) and the description eventually associated to it.

cxIsdnDiagState	Current state if the EPISDN port driver which the trap refers to
	pri-up(18), pri-down(19)

This variable shows the current state of the EPISDN port driver which the trap refers to. The following table shows the relationship among the state value stored in the SNMP variable and the ones obtained executing the command D S.

Value of the SNMP variable	Correspondent state of the EBISDN driver
pri-up(18)	PRI-UP
pri-down(19)	PRI-DOWN

cxIsdnDiagSlips	Number of "slips" detected in Level 1
	0 - 4.294.967.295

This variable shows the number of "slips" detected in Level 1. This parameter is meaningful only if the port type is "TE".

sysUpTime	Elapsed time from the system start to the event occurrence
	0 - 4.294.967.295 or "ddd:hh:mm:ss"

This variable stores the elapsed time (in cent of second) from the system start to the SNMP trap event occurrence in the format day:hours:minutes:seconds.

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