1
Scope
2
References
3
Terms and definitions
4
Abbreviations
5
OTN management functions
5.1 Network management architecture
5.1.1 Relationship between OMN, OMSN and TMN
5.1.2 Relationship between technology domains
5.1.3 Access to the OMSN
5.1.4 OMSN requirements
5.1.5 OMSN data communications network
5.1.6 Network layer protocol
5.1.7 Physical and data link layers and
protocols
5.1.8 DCN management
5.1.9 Remote log-in
5.2 Equipment management function
5.2.1 Information flows over management points
6
Date and time
6.1 Date and time applications and requirements
6.1.1 Time stamping
6.1.2 Real time clock alignment with external time reference
6.1.3 Performance monitoring clock signals
6.1.4 Activity scheduling
6.2 Date and time functions
6.2.1 Real time clock function
6.2.2 Performance monitoring clock function
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Fault management
7.1 Fault management applications
7.1.1 Supervision
7.1.2 Validation
7.1.3 Severity
7.1.4 Alarm report control
7.1.5 Reportable failures
7.1.6 Alarm reporting
7.1.7 Testing
7.2 Fault management functions
7.2.1 Fault cause persistency function – PRS
7.2.2 Severity assignment function – SEV
7.2.3 Alarm report control function ARC
7.2.4 Reportable failure function – REP
7.2.5 Unit alarm function – UNA
7.2.6 Network alarm function – NAF
7.2.7 Station alarm function – STA
7.2.8 TMN event pre-processing function – TEP
7.2.9 Alarm synchronization function – ASY
7.2.10 Logging function – LOG
7.2.11 TMN alarm event notification function – TAN
7.2.12 Current problem list function – CPL
7.2.13 Alarm status function – AST
7.2.14 Operational state function – OPS
8 Configuration
management
8.1 Configuration management applications
8.1.1 Equipment
8.1.2 Software
8.1.3 Protection switching
8.1.4 Trace identifier
8.1.5 Payload
structures
8.1.6 Multiplex structures
8.1.7 Matrix connections
8.1.8 DEG thresholds
8.1.9 EXC thresholds
8.1.10 Port Mode and TP Mode
8.1.11 XXX_Reported
8.1.12 Alarm severity
8.1.13 Alarm report control
8.1.14 PM thresholds
8.1.15 TCM activation
8.2 Configuration management functions
8.2.1 Equipment
8.2.2 Software
8.2.3 Protection switching
8.2.4 Trace identifier processes
8.2.5 Payload structures
8.2.6
Multiplex structures
8.2.7 Matrix connections
8.2.8 DEG thresholds
8.2.9 EXC thresholds
8.2.10 Port Mode and TP Mode
8.2.11 XXX_Reported
8.2.12 Alarm severity
8.2.13 Alarm reporting control
8.2.14 PM thresholds
8.2.15 TCM activations
9
Account management
10 Performance management
10.1 Performance
management applications
10.1.1 Concepts of "near-end" and "far-end"
10.1.2 Maintenance
10.1.3 Bringing into service
10.1.4 Quality of service
10.1.5 Availability
10.1.6 Reporting
10.1.7 Thresholding
10.2 Performance management functions
10.2.1 Near-end performance monitoring event function
10.2.2 Far-end performance monitoring event function
10.2.3 Delay function
10.2.4 Unidirectional availability filter function
10.2.5 Bidirectional availability filter function
10.2.6 Consecutive severely errored second function
10.2.7 Begin/End of unavailable time event generation function
10.2.8 Current 15-minute counter register function
10.2.9 Current 15-minute snapshot register function
10.2.10 Current 15-minute tidemark register function
10.2.11 Recent 15-minute register functions
10.2.12 Current 24-hour counter register function
10.2.13 Current 24-hour snapshot register function
10.2.14 Current 24-hour tidemark register function
10.2.15 Recent 24-hour register functions
10.2.16 Transient condition threshold function
10.2.17 Standing condition threshold
function
10.2.18 Out of range function for gauge overflow detection
10.2.19 Out of range function for underflow detection11 Security management
Appendix
I - Management
termination points
I.1 State management
I.2 Location of TPs inside
an ONE
I.3 Definitions of ONE
termination points
Appendix
II - OTN maintenance
signal descriptions
Appendix
III - Management
information for CM
Appendix
IV - Management
information for PM