This article provides information about CESoPSN bundles listing the buffer information differently on the CTP2000 and CTP150 platforms.
On the CTP2000 platform, a CTP bundle query will list the buffer minimum, buffer set, and buffer maximum values for a bundle. But for CESoPSN, only the last two will be displayed (buffer set and max). However, on the CTP150 platform, all three buffer settings will appear for both the CTP and CESoPSN type bundles.CTP150 example :
########### Bundle 0 type CESoPSN ############----- Port te-1/0 Database -----Port Desc:Port Type: T1Line Coding: B8ZSPort Frame: FramedFraming: ESFClock Config: CTP is Clock SourceBuildOut: ~133 ftSignaling: Off########## Port te-1/0 Runtime Config ##########Port Desc:Serial Loop: NoneT1E1 flags: ------------ Bundle 0 Config ---------DBase State: DISABLEDTimeSlots: 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24Remote Addr: 10.0.0.1Source UDP Port: 1000Hairpin Rem UDP port:0Packet size: 960IP Hdr TOS: 0 (decimal)IP Hdr TTL: 255 (decimal)Buf Max/Set/Min(ms): 15.000/10.000/5.000Bndl Desc:Adaptive Master: NOHit Carriage Return to Continue...--------- Bundle 0 State ----------Runtime State: DISABLD--------- Bundle 0 Counters -------I/F bound packets: 0NET bound packets: 0Last counter clear: -
########### Bundle 0 type CESoPSN ############----- Port te-1/0 Database -----Port Desc:Port Type: T1Line Coding: B8ZSPort Frame: FramedFraming: ESFClock Config: CTP is Clock SourceBuildOut: ~133 ftSignaling: Off########## Port te-1/0 Runtime Config ##########Port Desc:Serial Loop: NoneT1E1 flags: ------------ Bundle 0 Config ---------DBase State: DISABLEDTimeSlots: 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24Remote Addr: 10.3.206.21Source UDP Port: 1001Hairpin Rem UDP port:0Packet size: 960IP Hdr TOS: 0 (decimal)IP Hdr TTL: 255 (decimal)Buf Max/Set(ms): 320.000/160.000Bndl Desc:Adaptive Master: NOBundle Signaling: OffHit Carriage Return to Continue...--------- Bundle 0 State ----------Runtime State: DISABLD
The difference in the queries is due to the internal architecture of the platforms; it is not a bug.