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PseudoWire VC Form
The PseudoWire VC form provides details about the selected PseudoWire Virtual Circuit (VC). This topic includes the following sections:
- LSP-PseudoWire Map
- VC LSPs Tab
- Status Tab
- Conclusions Tab
- Incidents Tab
- Custom Attributes
- Registration Tab
Attribute | Description |
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Id, Encapsulation Type, PE 1, PE 1 Address, PE 2, PE 2 Address, L2VPN Type, and Status |
The attributes listed in the PseudoWIre VC Form are same as available in the PseudoWIre VC Inventory. For more information, see PseudoWire VC Inventory. |
Management Mode |
The NNM iSPI for MPLS supports management of Pseudowire VCs. Possible values are:
To modify the Management Mode, select "Managed" or "Not Managed" respectively from the Management Mode list of the Pseudowire VC form. |
Management Type |
Inheritance type for the selected Pseudowire VC. An MPLS object inherits management mode of its container object. Possible values are:
You cannot change Management Type of an Not Managed PseudoWire VC to Self if it is VPWS Inherited or VPLS Inherited. |
VPLS Name | The name of the VPLS VPN. Click (the Lookup icon) to show more information about the VPLS VPN. |
VPWS Name | The name of the VPWS VPN. Click (the Lookup icon) to view more information about the VPWS VPN. |
Discovery State |
The state of the PseudoWire VCs. Possible values are: Fully Discovered - Both the endpoints (PE1 and PE2) are discovered and the status of both the LSPs is normal. Partially Discovered - One of the endpoint is discovered and other endpoint is unknown, not managed, or not discovered. For example, if PE1 is discovered and PE2 is unknown, not managed, or not discovered. You can only get PE1 information and PE2 IP Address. This state is partially discovered. |
Create Time | The time when the PseudoWire VCs was discovered. |
Status Last Modified | The status of the PseudoWire VC is calculated whenever there is a change in topology. Status Last Modified shows date and time on which the status was last set. |
LSP-PseudoWire Map
You can launch MPLS LSP view by selecting PseudoWire VCs. To launch an MPLS LSP path view:
- Click PseudoWire VC Inventory from the MPLS workspace.
- Select a PseudoWire VC for which you want to launch LSP.
- Click Actions and select MPLS Lsp Path View. This will launch the LSP path view between these VC LSPs in a different browser window.
Analysis Pane
Information shown for PseudoWire VC form is same as that in PseudoWire VC Inventory. For more information, see PseudoWire VC Inventory.
VC LSPs Tab
The PseudoWire VC Form provides details about the selected PseudoWire VC. The VC LSPs tab provides the list of the VC LSPs participating to form a PseudoWire VC.
Attribute | Description |
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Attributes |
The attributes listed in the VC LSPs tab are available in the VC LSP form. For more information, see VC LSP Form. |
Analysis Pane
Analysis Pane displays a quick summary of a particular object without opening a form view. The Analysis Pane remains blank until an object is selected in the inventory.
The following information is shown in the Analysis Pane of VC LSPs tab:
VC LSP Summary:
- Create Time
- Status
- Source
- Source Addres
- Destination
- Destination Address
- Management Mode
Status Tab
The PseudoWire VC form provides details about the selected PseudoWire VC. You can use the Status tab to view the status summary the selected PseudoWire VC.
Attribute | Description |
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Status |
Overall status of the PseudoWires VC. The overall status is derived by the status of the VC LSPs participating to form a PseudoWire VC. Possible values are : Normal - The status of both the LSPs is Normal. Critical - The status of any one or both the LSPs is Critical. Unknown - The status of any one or both the LSPs is Unknown. |
Last Modified | Date and time on which status was last set. |
Attribute | Description |
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Status |
List of last thirty status updates for the selected PseudoWire VC. |
Time Stamp | Date and time when the status of the PseudoWire VC is last set. |
Analysis Pane
Analysis Pane is not implemented for the Status tab.
Conclusions Tab
The PseudoWire VC Form provides details about the selected PseudoWire VC. The Conclusions tab shows the results of the overall derived status. You can view a quick summary of the status and problem description for the selected PseudoWire VC.
Conclusions Table
Attribute | Description |
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Status |
Overall status of the PseudoWire VC. For information about the possible status values, see PseudoWire VC Form: Status Tab. |
Time Stamp | Date and time on which the status of the PseudoWire VC is last set. |
Conclusions |
The conclusions are set by the Causal Engine after the status calculation. Possible conclusions are:
The PseudoWire VC down conclusion generates the incident to send the alert for the status attribute. For example, MplsPseudoWireVCDown generates MplsPseudoWireVCDown incident |
Analysis Pane
Analysis Pane is not implemented for the Conclusions tab.
Incidents Tab
The PseudoWire VC Form provides details about the selected PseudoWire VC. The Incidents tab is useful for obtaining a quick summary of the incident and problem description for the PseudoWire VC.
Attribute | Description |
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Incidents Attributes |
The attributes listed in the incidents tab are same as available in NNMi Incidents form. Click (the Open icon) to view the details of the incident. The left pane shows the basic information such as Severity, Priority, Message, and so on. The right pane shows details of the incident such as name, family and so on. For more information, see the Help for NNMi Incidents Form. |
Analysis Pane
Information shown in the Analysis Pane of Incidents tab is inherited from the Network Node Manager i-Software (NNMi). For more information, see About the Analysis Pane in NNMi Online Help.
Custom Attributes
The Pseudowire VC form provides details about the selected Pseudowire VC. Custom Attributes tab displays the set of name-value pairs of custom attributes associated with PseudoWire VCs. You can set Custom Attributes using the webservice calls.
Attribute | Description |
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Name Attributes | Name of the Custom Attribute defined by using the web services. |
Value | Value assigned to the Custom Attribute in the web services. |
Analysis Pane
Analysis Pane is not implemented for Custom Attributes tab.
Registration Tab
The PseudoWire VC Form provides details about the selected PseudoWire VC.
Attribute | Description |
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Create Time |
Date and time on which the selected PseudoWire VC was created. |
Last Modified | Date and time of when the selected PseudoWire VC was last modified. |
Analysis Pane
Analysis Pane is not implemented for the Registration tab.
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