Friday, December 23, 2016

Board Transparent Transmission Channel Commands on emac dba display over-grant-param

Function

This command is used to query the parameters configured for over-grant detection on a specified PON port. Over-grant is a situation in which a user applies for bandwidth excessively higher than the user's allocated bandwidth. The system supports over-grant detection for such abnormalities. After the command is executed successfully, the system displays the over-grant parameters of the specified PON port.

Format

emac dba display over-grant-param { oltid } }

Parameters

Parameter Description Value
oltid Indicates the port ID. Please see Differences Between Shelves.

Modes

Diagnose mode, MA5683TMA5680T

Level

Operator level

Usage Guidelines

  • In the privilege mode or global config mode, run the diagnose command to enter the Diagnose mode.
  • Before running this command, run the transparent on(diagnose) command to enter transparent transmission channel mode.

Example

To query the parameters configured for over-grant detection on PON port 0, do as follows:
huawei(diagnose)%%emac dba display over-grant-param
 { OLTID:<0..7>[0] }:0
 Over Grant Monitoring Param:
 The Monitoring Interval    : 58
 The DBA grant threshold    : 0x0 1000000
 The utilization threshold  : 128
 The problem detection limit: 4

System Response

  • The system displays the queried result when the command runs successfully.
  • The following table describes the parameters in response to this command.
    Parameter Description
    The Monitoring Interval Indicates the interval between over-grant detections, in the unit of milliseconds.
    The DBA grant threshold Indicates the over-grant threshold, in the unit of bytes. When a user applies for a bandwidth higher than the threshold bandwidth, it is considered as an over-grant action.
    The utilization threshold Indicates the minimum expected grant utilization, in the unit of bytes.
    The problem detection limit Indicates the threshold for triggering over-grant detection. When a user requests excessively high bandwidth for more times than specified by the threshold, the system starts over-grant detection.
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