Status in source: current.
Names: prvtEfmOamLoopbackTable
Technical details
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"This table should permit to perform EFM-OAM intrusive monitoring on the specific interface by setting the remote device into loopback state and generating test traffic. It should support: Storm operation, an operation that sets remote loopback, stops local data flow to the remote box and generates a packet burst by CPU. When the burst is received back it is validated and statistics are displayed. Burst operation, an operation that sets remote loopback, stops local data flow to the remote box and generates a packet test burst by the hardware (when available). It means a single packet generated by CPU is repetitively sent by the hardware. When the burst is received back it is ignored and only counters are displayed. Loopback storm operation procedure: 1. Set prvtEfmOamLoopbackRowStatus to CreateandWait 2. Configure prvtEfmOamLoopbackType to set the operation 3. Configure other parameters that are different from default 4. Set prvtEfmOamLoopbackStatus to initiatingLoopback 5. Set prvtEfmOamLoopbackRowStatus to Active to start the operation. If the operation is performed from cli, at the end prvtEfmOamLoopbackStatus is set to terminatingLoopback and if is perfomed from SNMP prvtEfmOamLoopbackStatus is set to initiatingLoopback."
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