tmf854.v1 > SwitchData_T > protectedTP
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The protectedTP Element
This is the TP that is protected. The protected (worker) and protecting TPs are fixed in a revertive protection group, the worker can be active or not at any point in time. In a non-revertive protection group, there is no fixed worker/protecting distinction. The worker TP is indeed always the active TP; after a switch, the worker and protecting TPs exchange their roles. For an SNCP, this is always the reliable TP. For a retrieval of a 2F BLSR, each TP is protected, and two SwitchData_T are returned. For a retrieval of a 4FMSSPR, each worker TP is protected, and two SwitchData_T are returned. For a retrieval of a 1:N MSP, each worker TP is protected, and N SwitchData_T are returned. For a revertive 1+1 MSP, this is always the worker TP. For a retrieval of a non-revertive 1+1 MSP switch, this is the active TP. Note: The termination point name must be explicit (a generic endpoint specification may not be used in this case). See Object Naming for further detail on FTP naming.
Element SwitchData_T/protectedTP : NamingAttributes_T [1 .. 1]
The protectedTP element can have "xsi:nil" as an attribute. The protectedTP element in XML instance can be substituted with other elements.

XML Instance
This is the TP that is protected. The protected (worker) and protecting TPs are fixed in a revertive protection group, the worker can be active or not at any point in time. In a non-revertive protection group, there is no fixed worker/protecting distinction. The worker TP is indeed always the active TP; after a switch, the worker and protecting TPs exchange their roles. For an SNCP, this is always the reliable TP. For a retrieval of a 2F BLSR, each TP is protected, and two SwitchData_T are returned. For a retrieval of a 4FMSSPR, each worker TP is protected, and two SwitchData_T are returned. For a retrieval of a 1:N MSP, each worker TP is protected, and N SwitchData_T are returned. For a revertive 1+1 MSP, this is always the worker TP. For a retrieval of a non-revertive 1+1 MSP switch, this is the active TP. Note: The termination point name must be explicit (a generic endpoint specification may not be used in this case). See Object Naming for further detail on FTP naming. <protectedTP extVersion="xsd:string" extAuthor="xsd:string" tmf854Version="TMF854_Version_T"> -Begin Sequence [1...1] Os Name <osNm>NameValue_T</osNm> [0..1] Management Domain name <mdNm>NameValue_T</mdNm> [0..1] Managed Element name <meNm>NameValue_T</meNm> [0..1] Equipment Holder name <ehNm>NameValue_T</ehNm> [0..1] Equipment name <eqNm>NameValue_T</eqNm> [0..1] PTP name <ptpNm>NameValue_T</ptpNm> [0..1] FTP name <ftpNm>NameValue_T</ftpNm> [0..1] CTP name <ctpNm>NameValue_T</ctpNm> [0..1] TPool name <tppoolNm>NameValue_T</tppoolNm> [0..1] Protection Group name <pgpNm>NameValue_T</pgpNm> [0..1] Equipment Protection Group name <epgpNm>NameValue_T</epgpNm> [0..1] MultiLayer Subnetwork name <mlsnNm>NameValue_T</mlsnNm> [0..1] Subnetwork Connection name <sncNm>NameValue_T</sncNm> [0..1] Tranmission Descriptor component of hierarchical name <tmdNm>NameValue_T</tmdNm> [0..1] Topological Link component of hierarchical name. <tlNm>NameValue_T</tlNm> [0..1] AID component of hierarchical name. <aidNm>NameValue_T</aidNm> [0..1] Proprietary vendor object component of hierarchical name. <propNm>NameValue_T</propNm> [0..1] End Sequence </protectedTP>

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extAuthor | string | This attribute is optional. Its form is unqualified. Show details.
Base type of extAuthor is string. There are several restrictions on the value. The schema processor preserves value's whitespace.
extVersion | string | This attribute is optional. Its form is unqualified. Show details.
Base type of extVersion is string. There are several restrictions on the value. The schema processor preserves value's whitespace.
tmf854Version | TMF854_Version_T | This attribute is optional. Its form is unqualified. Show details.
Base type of tmf854Version is string. There are several restrictions on the value. The schema processor preserves value's whitespace. The value must match "`1\.([0-9]|[A-Z]|[a-z])*`".
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-<xsd:element name="protectedTP" nillable="true" type="NamingAttributes_T"> -<xsd:annotation> <xsd:documentation> This is the TP that is protected. The protected (worker) and protecting TPs are fixed in a revertive protection group, the worker can be active or not at any point in time. In a non-revertive protection group, there is no fixed worker/protecting distinction. The worker TP is indeed always the active TP; after a switch, the worker and protecting TPs exchange their roles. For an SNCP, this is always the reliable TP. For a retrieval of a 2F BLSR, each TP is protected, and two SwitchData_T are returned. For a retrieval of a 4FMSSPR, each worker TP is protected, and two SwitchData_T are returned. For a retrieval of a 1:N MSP, each worker TP is protected, and N SwitchData_T are returned. For a revertive 1+1 MSP, this is always the worker TP. For a retrieval of a non-revertive 1+1 MSP switch, this is the active TP. Note: The termination point name must be explicit (a generic endpoint specification may not be used in this case). See Object Naming for further detail on FTP naming. </xsd:documentation> </xsd:annotation> </xsd:element>

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Type (1) NamingAttributes_T

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