Hitachi Energy
Teleprotection Service Information
An existing Teleprotection service, when selected from the table or in the map, provides Summary information in the right panel, such as
Admin State
Issues, with the number of issues per severity (Critical, Major, Minor and Warning)
Status information about Transport entities and tunnel entities
General information, such as
Name,
Initiator,
Terminator,
Protection Mode.
Further details are provided in the right panel either from the drop-down field with
Summary (see above),
Configuration,
Supervision,
Health Monitors,
Related, with
Summary (shows the number of involved sections, NEs, units, and ports),
Using (shows the number of involved VPWS, PWs, tunnels, service profiles, class types, sections, NEs, and ports; each of which can be further expanded for more detailed information and collapsed again to get back to the overview),
Used by (shows the number of circuit services; can be further expanded for more detailed information and collapsed again to get back to the overview).
For a complete overview on the selected service, click the “Details” button in the ribbon.
This will open the details page with a structured view of all service details.
The details page can be closed by clicking on the close () icon in the upper right corner. This will return you to the Teleprotection app.
For a single selected Teleprotection from the entity browser, via the context menu, you can also
Pin the selected service to add it to the icon bar of the details panel.
Open the Initiator or Terminator NE in the local craft terminal (FOXCST) with the required user class, or open the Initiator or Terminator alarm list.
Modify the service.
Delete the service.
Change the service admin state.
Refresh the key (if transmitted over an encrypted tunnel).
Enable, disable, resume or pause service supervision.
For multiple selected items from the left-hand list, via the context menu, you can also
Delete the services.
Change the services admin state.
Refresh the key (if transmitted over an encrypted tunnel).
Enable, disable, resume or pause service supervision.