CANOGA PERKINS N525 Ethernet Termination Service Unit - Manual (Page 89)

N525 Ethernet Termination Service Unit 4-13
b. Local CLD IP Address
The IP address of this N525.
Subnet Mask Size (Bits)
The subnet mask size for the IP address.
c. Remote CLD IP Address
The IP address of the remote N525.
Connectivity Events
a. Consecutive Pings for Connectivity Loss
The number of consecutive unreachable or timed-out pings needed to declare
that connectivity is lost.
b. Consecutive Pings for Connection Restored
The number of reachable pings needed to declare that connectivity is restored.
Round Trip Time (RTT) Events
a. RTT Max Threshold (ms)
The maximum round trip time in milliseconds. This defines the threshold for
undesired link performance.
b. RTT Restoration Threshold (ms)
When the round trip time reaches this millisecond value, link performance is
declared restored. An RTT Max Threshold event must have occurred previous to
this. This value must be less than the value of RTT Max Threshold.
Connection Loss Forwarding (CLF) Events
a. Connection Loss Forwarding
Enable or disable Connection Loss Forwarding.
Consecutive Lost Pings for CLF Shutdown
The number of consecutive unreachable or timed-out pings needed to initiate a
shutdown of the User port.
b. CLF Restore User Port Mode
How to handle CLF when the N525 connectivity is restored. If you set this to
Auto, it means that CLF will be deactivated (User Port enabled) after receiving
consecutive pings as configured in the Consecutive Pings for CLF Restored
setting. Manual means that the consecutive pings setting is ignored and a
Manual User Port Restore must be performed from the CLD Statistics screen.
Note that the User port is automatically restored after a reset, but if CLF is
enabled and consecutive lost pings are achieved again, the User port will be shut
down again.
Consecutive Pings for CLF Restored
The number of reachable pings needed before the User port is enabled.
3. Press <Esc> to return to the Connectivity Loss Detection screen.