1
Scope
2 References
3 Terms and Definitions
4 Abbreviations
5 Subnetwork connection protection
management model
5.1 Overview
5.2 SDH subnetwork connection
protection requirements
6 Managed object class definitions
6.1 Connection protection group
6.2 Connection protection
6.3 Multipoint connection protection
6.4 Subnetwork connection protection
fabric
7 Packages
7.1 Hold off time package
8 Attributes
8.1 Hold off time
8.2 Protection criteria
8.3 Switch status
9 Actions
9.1 Protected connect action
9.2 Protect unprotect connection
action
10 Parameters
10.1 Switch status
11 Name bindings
11.1 Connection protection
11.2 Connection protection group R1
11.3 Cross connection
11.4 Multipoint connection protection
11.5 Multipoint cross connection
12 Subordination rules
13 Pointer constraints
14 Supporting ASN.1 productions
Annex A -
Inheritance and naming diagrams
Annex B - Examples
of subnetwork connection protection
B.1 Legends
B.2 Subnetwork connection protection
examples
B.3 Bidirectional subnetwork
connection protection in rings
B.4 Interconnection of protected rings
by a cross-connect
B.5 Interconnections of subnetwork
with ADMs (SNCP/SNCP) in SNCP interworking
B.6 Logical connections in SNCP
interworking rings
B.7 Logical connections in MS SHARED
RINGs interworking
B.8 Logical connections in SNCPRing
and MS SHARED RING interworking
Annex C - State
transition diagrams
C.1 State diagrams
C.2 Allowable values of switchStatus
for a protected (mp) connection protection
C.3 Allowable values of switchStatus
for a protecting (mp) connection protection
C.4 State diagram for a protected
connection protection (non-revertive)
C.5 State diagram for a protecting
connection protection (non-revertive)
C.6 State diagram for a protected
connection protection (revertive)
C.7 State diagram for a protecting
connection protection (revertive)