Fault

Signaling

Sets the remote/local fault signaling behavior of the port (performed by the Reconciliation Sub-layer). By default, the port acts according to the standard, i.e. when receiving a bad signal, it transmits “Remote Fault indications”on the output and when receiving a “Remote Fault indication”from the far-side it will transmit IDLE sequences.

Corresponding CLI command: P_FAULTSIGNALING

# Fault - Signaling
await port.fault.signaling.set(fault_signaling=enums.FaultSignaling.DISABLED)
await port.fault.signaling.set_disabled()
await port.fault.signaling.set(fault_signaling=enums.FaultSignaling.FORCE_LOCAL)
await port.fault.signaling.set_force_local()
await port.fault.signaling.set(fault_signaling=enums.FaultSignaling.FORCE_REMOTE)
await port.fault.signaling.set_force_remote()
await port.fault.signaling.set(fault_signaling=enums.FaultSignaling.NORMAL)
await port.fault.signaling.set_normal()

resp = await port.fault.signaling.get()
resp.fault_signaling

Status

Shows if a local or remote fault is currently being detected by the Reconciliation Sub-layer of the port.

Corresponding CLI command: P_FAULTSTATUS

# Fault - Status
resp = await port.fault.status.get()
resp.local_fault_status
resp.remote_fault_status