ATM Operation and Maintenance

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ATM Operation and Maintenance is a set of protocols defining how Asynchronous Transfer Mode interfaces can test their reliability. Not unlike many other OA&M protocols, ATM OAM relies on a predefined packet format for its monitoring functions.

Packet format

F4 (VP) OAM Cell Format

GFC VPI VCI PT CLP HEC OAM TYPE Function TYPE Function Specific Fields Reserved CRC-16
Same as User Cell 3 (Segment)

4 (End-to-End)

4-bits 4-bits 45-octets 6-bits 10-bits

F5 (VC) OAM Cell Format

GFC VPI VCI PT CLP HEC OAM TYPE Function TYPE Function Specific Fields Reserved CRC-16
Same as User Cell Same as User Cell 100 (Segment)

101 (End-to-End)

4-bits 4-bits 45-octets 6-bits 10-bits

Charts from [1]

Types and function types

The following table identifies the type and function type field for the major OAM operations of Fault Management, Performance Management, Activation/Deactivation, and System Management.

OAM Type Function Types
Fault Management 0001 AIS 0000
0001 RDI/FERF 0001
0001 Continuity Check 0100
0001 Loopback 1000
Performance Management 0010 Forward Monitoring 0000
0010 Backward Reporting 0001
Activation/Deactivation 1000 Performance Monitoring 0000
1000 Continuity Check 0001
System Management 1111 Non-Standardized

References

  1. D. McDysan and D. Spohn, "ATM Theory and Applications", 1999

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