metric

Description:
The attribute metric states the metric "cost" of the IP over ATM link. The metri
c value is calculated as 10^8 /link bit speed.
For example:
Metric for 10 Mbps Ethernet = 10^8/10^7 = 10
Metric for 100 Mbps Ethernet = 10^8/10^8 = 1
----------------------------------------------mtuSize
Description:
Specifies the maximum IP datagram size that may be sent on the IP over ATM link
in bytes, without fragmentation. Recommended MTU size is 1500 bytes to prevent I
P fragmentation.
Note that the size of the IP datagram does not include the 8 Bytes added for the
LLC/SNAP header before putting the IP datagram in AAL5 SDU.
------------------------------------------------subnetMask
Description:
The attribute subnetMask states the subnet mask of the IP over ATM link (point-t
o-point link).
The input format used by the operator is four fields of digits, separated by a d
ot. Each field consists of three digits.
For a point-to-point link, the subnet mask 255.255.255.252 is very likely.
The subnet mask has to be contiguous. That is, it has the LSB's set to 0 (zero).
Example:
255.255.255.X
Contiguous subnet mask:
11111111.11111111.11111111.11111110 (X = 254)
11111111.11111111.11111111.11111100 (X = 252)
Non-contiguous subnet mask:
11111111.11111111.11111111.11111010 (X = 250)
----------------------------------------------------interface name is atm0
ipaddress ipAtmlink=1 is 10.208.38.225
subnetmask is 255.255.255.252
metric value is 100
interface name is atm1
ipaddress ipAtmlink=2 is 10.208.38.229
subnetmask is 255.255.255.252
metric value is 110
-------------------------------------------------------ATM VCL TP
-------------------------------------------------------pmBwUtilizationRx
Description:
The counter shows the utilization of the virtual connection in the receiving dir

ection represented by a histogram, consisting of a list of 21 numbers. The first

number is Peak Cell Rate (PCR) and the next 20 numbers are different load range
s (range counters) for the VclTp MO. The load is sampled every 10s and depending
on the sampled value, the corresponding range counter is increased.
PDF ranges: The number is rounded upwards to the nearest integer.
[0]: PCR, [1]: [0..5.0]%, [2]: [>5.0..10.0]%, [3]: [>10.0..15.0]%, [4]: [>15.0..
20.0]%, [5]: [>20.0..25.0]%, [6]: [>25.0..30.0]%, [7]: [>30.0..35.0]%, [8]: [>35
.0..40.0]%, [9]: [>40.0..45.0]%, [10]: [>45.0..50.0]%, [11]: [>50.0..55.0]%, [12
]: [>55.0..60.0]%, [13]: [>60.0..65.0]%, [14]: [>65.0..70.0]%, [15]: [>70.0..75.
0]%, [16]: [>75.0..80.0]%, [17]: [>80.0..85.0]%, [18]: [>85.0..90.0]%, [19]: [>9
0.0..95.0]%, [20]: [>95.0..100]%
Condition: Continuous measurement of load during the last measurement period.
Counter is reset after measurement period: Yes
Counter type: PDF
Unit: (for range 0) PCR, (for ranges 1 to 20) % of VC bandwidth
----------------------------------------------------------pmBwUtilizationTx
Description:
The counter shows the utilization of the virtual connection in the transmitting
direction represented by a histogram, consisting of a list of 21 numbers, indexe
d from zero. The first number is Peak Cell Rate (PCR) and the next 20 numbers ar
e different load ranges (range counters) for the VclTp MO. The load is sampled e
very 10s and depending on the sampled value, the corresponding range counter is
increased.
PDF ranges: The number is rounded upwards to the nearest integer.
[0]: PCR, [1]: [0..5.0]%, [2]: [>5.0..10.0]%, [3]: [>10.0..15.0]%, [4]: [>15.0..
20.0]%, [5]: [>20.0..25.0]%, [6]: [>25.0..30.0]%, [7]: [>30.0..35.0]%, [8]: [>35
.0..40.0]%, [9]: [>40.0..45.0]%, [10]: [>45.0..50.0]%, [11]: [>50.0..55.0]%, [12
]: [>55.0..60.0]%, [13]: [>60.0..65.0]%, [14]: [>65.0..70.0]%, [15]: [>70.0..75.
0]%, [16]: [>75.0..80.0]%, [17]: [>80.0..85.0]%, [18]: [>85.0..90.0]%, [19]: [>9
0.0..95.0]%, [20]: [>95.0..100]%
Condition: Continuous measurement of load during the last measurement period.
Counter is reset after measurement period: Yes
Counter type: PDF
Unit: (for range 0) PCR, (for ranges 1 to 20) % of VC bandwidth
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