WO2017173661A1 - 一种故障检测的方法和设备 - Google Patents
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- the present invention relates to the field of communications, and in particular, to a method and device for fault detection.
- a distributed base station solution uses radio remote technology to separate the Radio Remote Unit (RRU) from the Building Base Band Unit (BBU), which are connected by fiber or cable.
- RRU Radio Remote Unit
- BBU Building Base Band Unit
- I/Q in-phase/quadrature
- CPRI Common Public Radio Interface
- OTN optical transport network
- BBU optical transport network
- RTN optical transport network
- FIG. 1 After the service of the multi-path RRU is aggregated to the OTN device A, it is transmitted to the OTN device B through the working path, and the OTN device B sends the received service to the BBU. If the working path between the OTN device A and the OTN device B fails, the service can be switched to the protection path for transmission.
- FIG. 2 is a schematic diagram of a method for detecting faults of an OTN device in the prior art.
- the OTN device detects the fault by using the optical module and the OTU cost detection module, generates alarm information, and reports the alarm information to the protection switching control module.
- the protection switching control module receives the alarm information, the service is switched from the working path. To the protection path. From the failure of the working path to the detection of the fault by the OTN device and the reporting of the alarm information, it takes a long time, usually in the millisecond level, resulting in low efficiency of protection switching.
- the embodiments of the present invention provide a method and a device for detecting faults, which can solve the problem of low protection switching efficiency.
- an embodiment of the present invention provides a method for detecting a fault, including: an optical transport network OTN device acquiring a first OTN frame, where the first OTN frame includes at least two payload areas, and the at least two nets Each payload area in the payload area includes payload verification information and payload data; the payload verification information is used to verify payload data of a payload area where the payload verification information is located; OTN The device performs fault detection on each of the payload areas according to the payload verification information. By dividing the OTN frame into multiple payload areas, each payload area carries its own payload check information, which is used to verify the payload data of the respective payload areas, so that the OTN device obtains a partial net. When the data is loaded, for example, at least one payload area, the fault can be detected, and the efficiency of fault detection is improved.
- the first OTN frame includes 4*n payload areas, where n is a positive integer greater than or equal to 1.
- the first OTN frame may include 4 rows and n columns, for example, n may take 8.
- the payload area division manner of the OTN frame may be uniform division or non-uniform division, and the fault detection efficiency is improved by the method of sub-area detection.
- the performing fault detection according to the payload verification information includes: acquiring at least one payload area in the first OTN frame, and acquiring each payload area The payload verification information, wherein each of the payload areas corresponds to a respective payload verification information; and the corresponding payload area is compared according to the respective payload verification information Check it out.
- the OTN device acquires at least one payload area in the first OTN frame, the OTN device can perform fault detection, thereby improving the efficiency of fault detection.
- the method when the OTN device performs fault detection according to the payload verification information, when there is an unverified payload area in the first OTN frame, The method also includes obtaining an unverified payload area in the first OTN frame.
- the OTN device performs fault detection on the first OTN frame the uncorrected payload area in the first OTN frame can also be acquired at the same time, and the fault detection can be implemented without receiving the complete first OTN frame, thereby improving the fault. The efficiency of the test.
- the payload verification information is carried by an idle padding column of the payload area.
- the idle fill column is used to carry the payload check information, making full use of the idle position in the OTN frame.
- the payload verification information is carried by a reserved payload data column of the payload area, or the payload verification information may also pass a reserved field of the overhead area. Hosted. Regardless of how the payload verification information is carried, it can be associated with the payload data to be verified.
- the method further includes: acquiring, by the OTN device, a second OTN frame, where the second OTN frame is obtained from a protection path, where the first OTN frame is a working path Obtaining, respectively, buffering the first OTN frame and the second OTN frame, where the buffering time is greater than or equal to a preset fault detection time.
- the service data can be cached in the fault detection period, that is, from the time when the fault occurs to the time when the fault alarm information is reported, thereby implementing the lossless switching of the service. .
- the preset fault detection time is a time for performing fault detection according to the payload verification information.
- the setting of the fault detection time enables the OTN device to be in a cached state before the fault detection is completed, thereby implementing a lossless switching of the service.
- the method further includes: the OTN device acquiring the And a delay value between the OTN frame and the second OTN frame, and the first OTN frame and the second OTN frame are aligned according to the delay value.
- the first OTN frame is delayed by a time T from the second OTN frame
- the second OTN frame is more T than the buffer time of the first OTN frame.
- the setting of the cache time can also align the two service data, thereby implementing the lossless switching of the service.
- the method further includes: when the first OTN frame does not detect a fault, the OTN device selects to receive the first OTN frame; the first OTN frame detection Upon failure, the OTN device selects to receive the second OTN frame.
- the reliability of the service is improved by transmitting OTN frames on the working path and the protection path.
- the embodiment of the present invention provides a fault detection apparatus, including: a first optical module, configured to acquire a first OTN frame, where the first OTN frame includes at least two payload areas, the at least two Each payload area in the payload area includes payload verification information and payload data; a payload verification module is configured to perform fault detection according to the payload verification information, where the payload verification information is used Verifying the payload data of the payload area where the payload verification information is located.
- each payload area is Carrying the respective payload check information for verifying the payload data of the respective payload areas, so that the optical module can detect the fault when acquiring part of the payload data, for example, at least one payload area, and improve The efficiency of fault detection.
- the first OTN frame includes 4*n payload areas, where n is a positive integer greater than or equal to 1.
- the first OTN frame may include 4 rows and n columns, for example, n may take 8.
- the payload area division manner of the OTN frame may be uniform division or non-uniform division, and the fault detection efficiency is improved by the method of sub-area detection.
- the device further includes an OTU search frame module, configured to acquire at least one payload area in the first OTN frame, and acquire a payload in each payload area.
- the verification information wherein each of the payload areas corresponds to a respective payload verification information; and the payload verification module is configured to verify the corresponding payload area according to the respective payload verification information.
- the OTU search frame module acquires at least one payload area in the first OTN frame, the payload verification module can perform fault detection, thereby improving the efficiency of fault detection.
- the OTU search frame module is further configured to: when the payload verification module performs fault detection according to the payload verification information, the first OTN When there is an unverified payload area in the frame, the unverified payload area in the first OTN frame is acquired.
- the OTU search frame module can simultaneously acquire the unverified payload area in the first OTN frame, and does not need to receive the complete first OTN frame. The fault detection is realized, and the efficiency of fault detection is improved.
- the payload verification information is carried by an idle padding column of the payload area.
- the idle fill column is used to carry the payload check information, making full use of the idle position in the OTN frame.
- the payload verification information is carried by a reserved payload data column of the payload area, or the payload verification information may also pass a reserved field of the overhead area. Hosted. Regardless of how the payload verification information is carried, it can be associated with the payload data to be verified.
- the device further includes a second optical module and a cache alignment module, where the second optical module is configured to acquire the second OTN frame, where the second OTN frame is The first OTN frame is obtained from the working path, and the cache alignment module is configured to buffer the first OTN frame and the second OTN frame respectively, where the buffer time is greater than Or equal to the preset fault detection time.
- the service data can be cached in the fault detection period, that is, from the time when the fault occurs to the time when the fault alarm information is reported, thereby implementing the lossless switching of the service. .
- the preset fault detection time is a time when the payload verification module performs fault detection according to the payload verification information.
- the setting of the fault detection time enables the OTN device to be in a cached state before the fault detection is completed, thereby implementing a lossless switching of the service.
- the cache alignment module is further configured to: acquire a delay value between the first OTN frame and the second OTN frame, and align according to the delay value The first OTN frame and the second OTN frame.
- the first OTN frame The delay time T of the second OTN frame is longer than the buffer time of the first OTN frame.
- the setting of the cache time can also align the two service data, thereby implementing the lossless switching of the service.
- the device further includes: a selector, configured to: when the first OTN frame does not detect a fault, select to receive the first OTN frame; When an OTN frame detects a failure, it selects to receive the second OTN frame.
- a selector configured to: when the first OTN frame does not detect a fault, select to receive the first OTN frame; When an OTN frame detects a failure, it selects to receive the second OTN frame. The reliability of the service is improved by transmitting OTN frames on the working path and the protection path.
- an embodiment of the present invention provides an optical transport network OTN device, including: an optical module and an OTN processing chip; when the OTN device is running, the OTN processing chip executes a preset program code, so that the OTN device performs the same. And the method of any one of the possible implementations of the first aspect.
- an embodiment of the present invention provides an optical transport network OTN device, including: a control and communication module, an optical module, and an OTN processing chip; the control and communication module is connected to the optical module and the OTN processing chip, and is used for the optical module. And the OTN processing chip is configured; when the OTN device is running, the OTN processing chip executes the preset program code in the configuration of the control and communication module, so that the OTN device performs any one of the first aspect and the first aspect. The method described in the implementation.
- the OTN frame is divided into at least two payload areas, and the payload verification information for verifying the payload area is configured in each payload area, which can be quickly The fault detection is performed; in addition, the service data can be cached so that the service data transmitted between the failure to the completion of the protection switching is not lost.
- FIG. 1 is a network architecture diagram of a OTN bearer CPRI service in the prior art
- FIG. 2 is a schematic diagram of a method for detecting faults of an OTN device in the prior art
- 3a is a schematic structural diagram of hardware of an OTN device according to an embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 3b is a schematic structural diagram of hardware of an OTN device according to an embodiment of the present disclosure.
- FIG. 4 is a schematic structural diagram of a frame of an OTN frame according to an embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 5 is a schematic diagram of a payload area division of an OTN frame according to an embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 5b is a schematic diagram of a payload area division of an OTN frame according to an embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 6 is a schematic diagram of a payload area division of an OTN frame according to an embodiment of the present invention.
- 6b is a schematic diagram of a payload area division of an OTN frame according to an embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 7a is a schematic diagram of a payload area division of an OTN frame according to an embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 7b is a schematic diagram of a payload area division of an OTN frame according to an embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 8 is a schematic diagram of a payload area division of an OTN frame according to an embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 8b is a schematic diagram of a payload area division of an OTN frame according to an embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 9 is a schematic structural diagram of an OTN device according to an embodiment of the present disclosure.
- FIG. 10 is a schematic structural diagram of an OTN device according to an embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 10b is a schematic structural diagram of an OTN device according to an embodiment of the present disclosure.
- FIG. 11 is a schematic diagram of a logical structure of a cache alignment module according to an embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 12 is an exemplary flowchart of a method for detecting faults according to an embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 13 is a schematic structural diagram of an OTN device according to an embodiment of the present invention.
- Embodiments of the present invention can be applied to a transport network, such as an optical transport network (OTN) network.
- OTN optical transport network
- the OTN network in the embodiment of the present invention may be used to carry a common public radio interface (CPRI) service, but the embodiment of the present invention is not limited to an application scenario that carries a CPRI service.
- CPRI public radio interface
- the OTN device can provide multiple customer service interfaces, such as an Asynchronous Transfer Mode (ATM) interface, an Ethernet interface, a CPRI interface, and a Synchronous Digital Hierarchy (SDH) interface.
- ATM Asynchronous Transfer Mode
- CPRI CPRI interface
- SDH Synchronous Digital Hierarchy
- the CPRI interface can be used to connect to a Baseband Control Unit (BBU) or a Radio Remote Unit (RRU).
- BBU Baseband Control Unit
- RRU Radio Remote Unit
- the OTN device can be an electrical cross-connect device, and the ODUk-level circuit crossover function can be completed through an optical channel data unit (ODU) cross-board. Where k can take 0, 1, 2, 3, 4, flex, Cn, etc., representing different rates.
- ODU optical channel data unit
- the optical multiplex section processing multiplexes the multiple wavelength signals on the circuit board, and the optical transmission section processing transmits the multiplexed multiple wavelength signals to the main optical channel.
- the OTN device can be an optical cross device, and the OCh layer crossing is completed through an optical channel (Ohtical Chanel, OCh) cross board. As shown in Figure 3b, OTN can also be optically mixed.
- the ODU electrical layer crossing is completed through the ODU cross-board, and the OCh optical layer crossing is completed through the OCh cross-board.
- the ODU service crosses the electrical layer through the ODU cross-connect board, and the wavelength-level service crosses the optical layer through the OCh cross-board.
- the OTN device may not include the ODU cross board or the OCh cross board, that is, the OTN device is a terminal multiplexing device.
- At least two payload areas are divided in an OTN frame, and each of the payload areas carries respective payload check information, where the payload check information of each payload area is used for The payload data of the payload area is verified to detect whether a failure has occurred in the network.
- the technical solution of the embodiment of the present invention can be applied to an OTN device of any of the foregoing forms, which can reduce the time of fault detection and improve the efficiency of protection switching.
- FIG. 4 is a schematic diagram of a frame structure of an OTN frame according to an embodiment of the present invention.
- the OTN frame may be a 4-line 4048-column structure, including an overhead (OH) area, an Optical Channel Payload Unit (OPU) payload, and a forward error correction code (Forward Error Correction, FEC). ).
- the overhead area mainly includes an optical channel transport unit (OTU) overhead, an ODU overhead, an OPU overhead, and a frame header positioning overhead.
- the OTN frame may also not include FEC.
- the frame header positioning overhead is used to indicate the starting position of the OTN frame, including a Frame Alignment Signal (FAS) and a MultiFrame Alignment Signal (MFAS).
- FAS Frame Alignment Signal
- MFAS MultiFrame Alignment Signal
- the overhead (OH) area of the OTN frame in FIG. 5a to FIG. 8b may include an OTU overhead, an ODU overhead, an OPU overhead, and the like.
- OTN The OPU payload area in the frame can be divided into 4*n (n is the number of divided columns) block to be checked, such as payload data 1, payload data 2, ..., payload data 4n in Fig. 5a.
- payload verification information such as payload verification information 1, payload verification information 2, ..., payload verification information 4n in Fig.
- the payload check information 1 is used for verifying the payload data 1
- the payload check information 2 is used for verifying the payload data 2
- the payload check information 4n is used for the payload data 4n Check it out.
- n is a positive integer greater than or equal to 1, for example, when n is equal to 8, the OPU payload area is divided into 32 areas to be verified.
- the difference between Figure 5b and Figure 5a is that the OTN frame in Figure 5b does not have FEC.
- the OTN frame in FIG. 6a is the case where the OTN frame n in FIG. 5a takes 1, that is, the number of divided columns is 1.
- the difference between Figure 6b and Figure 6a is that the OTN frame in Figure 6b does not have FEC.
- the reserved bits in the overhead (OH) in the OTN frame may also carry payload data, and the area to be verified of the first column may also include an overhead (OH) area, such as shown in Figures 7a and 7b.
- the OPU payload area of the OTN frame can also be divided into 2n (n is the number of columns divided) block to be verified, for example, as shown in FIG. 8a and FIG. 8b, when n is 1, when it is divided into one column, the area to be verified
- the payload data 1 and the payload data 2 are included, and the corresponding payload verification information is payload verification information 1 and payload verification information 2.
- the OPU payload area of the OTN frame may be divided into the to-be-checked areas of other quantity blocks, for example, n, 3n, 5n (n is the number of columns to be divided), etc., and the foregoing implementation The examples are similar and will not be described again.
- the payload check information can occupy one byte, and can be Cyclic Redundancy Code (CRC8) or Bit Interleaved Parity 8 code (BIP8), etc., for OPU.
- the payload data is error detected.
- the payload check information may be carried in the idle padding column of the OPU, and may also be carried through the reserved OPU payload data column, and may also pass the reserved word in the overhead area. Paragraph carrying.
- the to-be-checked area of the OTN frame may be a uniform partition or a non-uniform partition.
- the payload verification information may also be set in a corresponding area to be verified, that is, in front of the payload data.
- the embodiments of the present invention are not limited to the manner of dividing the payload area of several OTN frames enumerated above.
- FIG. 9 is a schematic structural diagram of an OTN device according to an embodiment of the present invention.
- the OTN device shown in FIG. 9 includes an optical module 11 and a payload verification module 13.
- the optical module 11 is configured to acquire a first OTN frame, where the first OTN frame includes at least two payload areas, and each of the at least two payload areas includes payload verification information and Payload data.
- the optical module 11 is configured to perform photoelectric conversion on the received service data, and convert the service data into an OTN frame.
- the optical module 11 can receive the service data from the client device and convert the service data into the first OTN frame.
- the client device is a BBU or an RRU and the service data is a CPRI service
- the optical module 11 converts the CPRI service into a first OTN frame.
- the optical module 11 can also receive service data from the upstream OTN device and convert the service data into a first OTN frame.
- the first OTN frame may include an OTU frame, an ODU frame, an OPU frame, and the like.
- the first OTN frame may include different signal rates, such as OTUk, and k may have values of 1, 2, 3, and 4, and represent rates of 2.5G, 10G, 40G, and 100G, respectively.
- At least two payload areas may be included in the first OTN frame, and each of the payload areas includes payload check information and payload data.
- the payload data is a to-be-checked area, and the payload verification information is used to verify the payload data.
- the division of the payload area may be implemented in any one of the processes of forming the OTN frame, and the addition of the payload verification information may also be implemented in any one of the processes of forming the OTN frame.
- the ODU is mapped to the high-order OPU, implemented in the process of OTN frame overhead processing, and the like.
- the first OTN frame may include 4*n payload areas, where n is a positive integer greater than or equal to 1.
- the payload verification module 13 is configured to perform fault detection according to the payload verification information, where the payload verification information is used to verify payload data of a payload area where the payload verification information is located.
- the fault detection of the OTN device can be implemented by the payload verification module 13.
- At least two payload areas may be included in the first OTN frame, and the payload data included in each of the payload areas is a to-be-checked area.
- the payload data in the payload area can be verified by the payload verification information contained in the payload area, thereby implementing fault detection.
- the CRC8 check is performed on the first OTN frame, and the payload data of each payload area is subjected to CRC8 processing in units of bytes to obtain a CRC8 check detection value.
- the CRC8 payload verification information is extracted from the verified payload data.
- the CRC8 check detection value obtained by the CRC8 process is compared with the extracted CRC8 payload check information to determine whether the payload data is incorrect. For example, if the two are the same or the difference between the two is less than or equal to a preset threshold, the payload data is correct. When the error rate of the payload data reaches a certain level, the alarm information can be reported.
- the bit error rate can be the bit error rate of a payload area, and can also be the average bit error rate of multiple payload areas.
- the verification of the payload data may also be performed by using a verification method such as BIP8.
- the payload verification information corresponding to the partial payload data can be used for calibration.
- the test does not need to receive the entire OTN frame for verification, which improves the efficiency of fault detection.
- the OTN device can protect the service data by means of active/standby protection, for example, using the working path and the protection path to transmit service data.
- 10a and 10b are schematic structural diagrams of an OTN device according to an embodiment of the present invention.
- the optical module 11, the OTU search frame module 12, and the payload verification module 13 can perform related processing on the service data on the working path; the optical module 21, the OTU search frame module 22, and the payload verification module. 23 can perform related processing on the service data on the protection path.
- the OTN device also includes a protection switching control module 31 and a selector 32.
- the optical module 11 and the optical module 21 can be independent and identical circuit modules, or can be integrated into one circuit module.
- the OTU search frame module 12, the OTU search frame module 22, and the payload check module 13 and the payload checksum are used. Module 23 is also similar.
- the OTU search frame module 12 is configured to acquire at least one payload area in the first OTN frame, and obtain payload check information in each payload area, where each of the payloads The area corresponds to the respective payload verification information; the payload verification module 13 is configured to verify the corresponding payload area according to the respective payload verification information.
- the OTU search frame module 12 may search for a frame header positioning overhead pattern of the first OTN frame, and the frame header positioning overhead may include at least any one of FAS and MFAS.
- the pattern of the FAS can be F6F62828. After finding the frame header positioning overhead pattern, the frame header of the first OTN frame is found, and the payload area of the first OTN frame can be located.
- the above frame loss (Loss of Frame, LOF) can also be reported, indicating a frame error.
- the payload verification module 13 performs fault detection according to the payload verification information
- the first OTN frame remains.
- the OTU search frame module 12 may also obtain an unverified payload area from the first OTN frame.
- the OTN device can also receive other unverified payload areas in the first OTN frame while performing fault detection on the first OTN frame, and does not need to wait for the complete first OTN frame to receive fault detection, thereby improving the fault detection. The efficiency of fault detection.
- the optical module 11 is configured to acquire a first OTN frame
- the optical module 21 is configured to acquire a second OTN frame.
- the optical module 11 can receive the service data on the working path
- the optical module 21 can receive the service data on the protection path.
- the second OTN frame is obtained from a protection path
- the first OTN frame is acquired from a working path.
- the first OTN frame carries the service data on the working path
- the second OTN frame carries the service data on the protection path, and the service data carried by the two may be the same.
- the fault detection of the OTN device may also be implemented by one or two modules of the OTU overhead detection module 14 and the OTU overhead detection module 24, and may also pass through one of the optical module 11 and the optical module 21. Or two modules to achieve.
- the OTU cost detection module 14 and the optical module 11 are taken as an example for description.
- the OTU overhead detection module 14 acquires the overhead information of the first OTN frame, and stores the payload data of the entire first OTN frame according to the overhead information of the first OTN frame. Check it out.
- the overhead information of the first OTN frame may carry a BIP8 check value
- the OTU overhead detection module 14 performs a BIP8 check on the payload data.
- the BIP8 check value of the current frame is set to the current frame.
- the overhead position of the second frame is followed, so it is necessary to obtain the second frame after the current frame is received, and the payload data of the entire OTN frame needs to be read before the payload check can be implemented. Therefore, Compared with the fault detection by the payload verification module 13, the detection efficiency of the OTU overhead detection module 14 is relatively low.
- the optical module 11 can determine whether a fault has occurred by detecting whether an optical signal is received, and cannot detect the payload data in the OTN frame, and the detection efficiency is relatively low.
- the switching switching control module 31 is configured to use any one or more of the optical module 11, the optical module 21, the OTU overhead detecting module 14, the OTU overhead detecting module 24, the payload checking module 13, and the payload checking module 23.
- the module receives the fault alarm information and sends the fault alarm information to the selector 32.
- the selector 32 is configured to perform service data protection switching according to the received fault alarm information. For example, the selector 32 receives service data from the working path before receiving the fault alarm information, and receives the service from the protection path after receiving the fault alarm information. data.
- the optical module 11, the optical module 21, the OTU overhead detection module 14, the OTU overhead detection module 24, the payload verification module 13, and the payload verification module 23 are collectively referred to as a fault detection module, and these modules may be independent.
- the circuit modules can also be integrated into one circuit module.
- the protection switching type of the OTN device may be configured with a protection switching type, for example, automatic switching or forced switching may be configured. If the switch is automatically configured, the switchover is automatically performed according to the alarm information reported by the fault detection module. If the switchover is configured, the switchover can be forced in any preset situation.
- the service data may also be cache aligned.
- Cache alignment module 15 and cache alignment module 25 Cache alignment is performed on the first OTN frame and the second OTN frame, respectively.
- the cache alignment module 15 may buffer data for the first OTN frame
- the cache alignment module 25 may perform data buffering for the second OTN frame.
- the cache time is greater than or equal to the preset fault detection time.
- the cache alignment module 15 and the cache alignment module 25 are configured to acquire a delay value between the first OTN frame and the second OTN frame, and perform delay setting on the first OTN frame and the second OTN frame according to the delay value, so that The first OTN frame and the second OTN frame are aligned.
- the fault detection time may be a fault detection time of any one of the fault detection modules of the optical module, the OTU overhead detection module, and the payload verification module, or may be the fault detection time with the shortest fault detection time of the multiple fault detection modules. It can also be the time preset by the user.
- FIG. 11 is a schematic diagram of a logical structure of a cache alignment module according to an embodiment of the present invention.
- the service data of the primary and backup services for example, the first OTN frame and the second OTN frame are respectively subjected to delay measurement, and then the two service data are delayed configured, so that the two service data enters the buffer area. Achieve data alignment.
- the manner of delay measurement can be implemented by comparing the delay between the header identifiers of the first OTN frame and the second OTN frame.
- the frame header identifier may be one or two frame header positioning overheads in the FAS and MFAS.
- the start is counted by using the header identifier of the first OTN frame (for example, the position where FAS and MFAS are 0) as the starting position.
- the frame header location identifier of the second OTN frame for example, the location where FAS and MFAS are 0
- the counting is stopped, and the count value is obtained as t_cnt. If the count value t_cnt is less than half of the counting period T, the delay value of the second OTN frame relative to the first OTN frame delay is t_cnt; if the count value t_cnt is greater than half of the counting period T, the first OTN frame is opposite to the second OTN
- the delay value of the frame delay is T-t_cnt.
- Delay configuration can be combined with two ways
- the delay value of the service data and the fault detection time are configured.
- the delay value of the delay of the first OTN frame relative to the second OTN frame is t2
- the fault detection time is t1
- the delay value of the buffer data configured for the first OTN frame is t1
- the buffer of the second OTN frame is buffered.
- the delay value of the data configuration is t1+t2.
- the delay value of xt may also be added to the delay value of the two service data configurations.
- the xt can be the delay value configured for the OTN device, and is the reserved time generated by the fault alarm information. If the time of the fault alarm information is fixed to t1, xt can be 0.
- Data alignment can be achieved by buffering data writes and reads.
- the write operation of the cache data may be implemented by: when the input data is a frame header, the data is written to a preset address, and the buffer area is written in an incremental manner. The header of the two data can be written to the same address to ensure data alignment.
- the buffer area can be implemented by a random access memory (RAM).
- the size of the buffer area is determined by the configured delay value. The larger the delay value, the larger the storage area of the buffer area.
- the implementation of the read operation of the cache data may be: if there is data in the cache area corresponding to the service data selected by the current selector, the data is read from the same address in the cache area corresponding to the two service data, otherwise Read the data. After reading two service data, the selector can select one of the two service data to receive one of the service data.
- the OTN device shown in FIG. 9, FIG. 10a, and FIG. 10b may be a separate OTN device, or may be a circuit module in the OTN device, such as a tributary board, an ODU cross board, a circuit board, and an OCh in the OTN device. It is implemented on any one or more of the cross board, the optical multiplex section processing, and the optical transmission section processing.
- the optical module, the OTU search frame module, the payload verification module, the OTU overhead detection module, the cache alignment module, the protection switching control module, the selector, etc. in the embodiments of the present invention may be implemented by independent circuit modules, or may be integrated. The implementation of the circuit module.
- the OTN frame is divided into at least two payload areas, where each payload area includes payload check information and payload data, and the payload check in each payload area The information is used to verify the payload data of the payload area, thereby implementing fault detection.
- the OTN frame can be subjected to payload verification, thereby improving the efficiency of fault detection.
- FIG. 12 is an exemplary flowchart of a method for fault detection according to an embodiment of the present invention. As shown in Figure 12, the method can be performed by a transmitting device, such as an OTN device. The method includes:
- the optical transport network OTN device acquires the first OTN frame, the first OTN frame includes at least two payload areas, and each of the at least two payload areas includes payload check information and a payload. data.
- the OTN device can acquire the first OTN frame from the client device or the transmitting device.
- the client device may be an ATM device, an SDH device, a CPRI device, etc.
- the transmitting device may be an upstream OTN device.
- the data frame format of the first OTN frame can be referred to the embodiment shown in FIG. 4 to FIG. 8b.
- the first OTN frame includes 4*n payload areas, where n is a positive integer greater than or equal to one.
- the first OTN frame may include 4 rows and n columns of payload areas. For example, when n is 8, the first OTN frame includes 32 payload areas. Payload check information and payload data are included in each payload area.
- the payload data is a to-be-checked area, and the payload verification information is used to verify the payload data.
- the payload verification information may be carried by the idle padding column of the payload area, and the payload verification information may also be carried by the reserved payload data column of the payload area, and the overhead may also be exceeded.
- the reserved field of the area carries the payload check information.
- S1202 Perform fault detection according to the payload verification information, where the payload verification information is used to verify payload data of a payload area where the payload verification information is located.
- the fault detection of the OTN device can be implemented in any manner: it can be implemented by the payload verification information carried in the payload area, and can also be implemented by the payload verification information carried in the overhead area, and can also be implemented by the detection function of the optical module. .
- the payload area carries the payload verification information the payload area of the OTN frame may be divided into multiple to-be-checked areas for detection.
- the payload area carries the payload check information the payload area of the entire OTN frame may be detected as a whole, or the payload area of the OTN frame may be divided into multiple to-be-checked areas for detection.
- the OTN device When detecting by the optical module, it can be determined whether the optical module receives the optical signal to determine whether the payload information can be CRC8 check value, BIP8 check value, and the like.
- the OTN device acquires at least one payload area in the first OTN frame, and acquires payload verification information in each payload area, where Each of the payload areas corresponds to a respective payload verification information; and the corresponding payload area is verified according to the respective payload verification information.
- the OTN device performs fault detection according to the payload verification information, when there is an unverified payload area in the first OTN frame, the first OTN frame may also be acquired. Verify the payload area.
- by dividing the OTN frame into multiple payload areas it is possible to implement fault detection after acquiring partial payload data of the OTN frame, for example, at least one payload area, thereby improving detection efficiency.
- the OTN device can protect the service data in the active/standby mode, obtain the first OTN frame from the working path, and obtain the second OTN frame from the protection path.
- the service data carried by the first OTN frame and the second OTN frame may be the same.
- the OTN device selects to receive the first OTN frame; when the first OTN frame detects a fault, the OTN device selects to receive the second OTN frame.
- the service data can also be cache aligned.
- the OTN device acquires the first OTN frame and the second OTN frame, where the second OTN frame is obtained from the protection path, where the first OTN frame is obtained from the working path, and the first OTN frame and the second OTN are respectively performed. Cache, the cache time is greater than or equal to the preset fault detection time.
- the preset fault detection time may be a time for performing fault detection according to the payload verification information.
- the setting of the buffer time can also ensure that the two channels of data are aligned, and the OTN device acquires the delay value between the first OTN frame and the second OTN frame, and aligns the first OTN frame and the second OTN frame according to the delay value. For example, the first OTN frame is delayed by t2 from the second OTN frame, the time of failure detection is t1, the buffer time set for the first OTN frame is t1, and the buffer time set for the second OTN frame is t1+t2.
- the method shown in FIG. 12 can also be performed by the OTN device shown in FIG. 9, FIG. 10a, and FIG. 10b.
- the method steps shown in FIG. 12 can also refer to the modules of the OTN device shown in FIG. 9, FIG. 10a, and FIG. 10b.
- the OTN frame is divided into at least two payload areas, where each payload area includes payload check information and payload data, and the payload check in each payload area
- the information is used to verify the payload data of the payload area, thereby implementing fault detection.
- Obtaining at least one payload area of the OTN frame After the domain, the OTN frame can be checked for payload, which improves the efficiency of fault detection.
- FIG. 13 is a schematic structural diagram of an OTN device according to an embodiment of the present invention. As shown in FIG. 13, the OTN device 1300 includes a control and communication module 1301, an optical module 1302, and an OTN processing chip 1303.
- the control and communication module 1301 may include a central processing unit (CPU) and a memory.
- the control and communication module 1301 is connected to the optical module 1302 and the OTN processing chip 1303.
- the optical module 1302 and the OTN processing chip 1303 can be configured, for example, a protection switching mode, an alarm detection time, a clock frequency, and the like.
- the control and communication module 1301 can perform some general configurations, and can also be omitted in some application scenarios.
- the optical module 1302 may be an optical transceiver composed of an optoelectronic device, a functional circuit, an optical interface, and the like.
- the optoelectronic device may include a semiconductor laser, a light emitting diode, a light detecting diode, and the like.
- the functional circuit may include a driving circuit, an optical power automatic control circuit, a modulation circuit, and the like.
- the optical module 1302 can be used to convert the received optical signal into an electrical signal or to convert the electrical signal into an optical signal.
- the optical module 1302 is configured to acquire a first OTN frame, where the first OTN frame includes at least two payload areas, and each of the at least two payload areas includes payload verification information and Payload data.
- the optical module 1302 can perform photoelectric conversion on the received service data to convert the service data into an OTN frame.
- the optical module in FIG. 9, FIG. 10a, FIG. 10b and the optical module in FIG. 13 may be the same circuit module.
- the OTN processing chip 1303 can be an Application Specific Integrated Circuit (ASIC) or a Field Programmable Gate Array (Field-Programmable). Gate Array, FPGA), or at least one integrated circuit implementation.
- the OTU search frame module, the payload check module, the OTU overhead detection module, the cache alignment module, the protection switching control module, the selector, etc. in FIG. 9, FIG. 10a, FIG. 10b may be circuit modules set in the OTN processing chip 1303. .
- the OTN processing chip 1303 can perform some special processing. For example, the program code can be written in the OTN processing chip 1303, thereby implementing the technical solution of the embodiment of the present invention.
- the OTN processing chip 1303 is configured to perform fault detection according to the payload verification information, where the payload verification information is used to verify payload data of a payload area where the payload verification information is located.
- the OTN processing chip 1303 is configured to acquire at least one payload area in the first OTN frame, and acquire payload verification information in each payload area, where each of the payload areas corresponds to The respective payload verification information; the corresponding payload area is verified according to the respective payload verification information.
- the OTN processing chip 1303 performs fault detection according to the payload verification information, when there is an unverified payload area in the first OTN frame, the OTN frame may also be acquired. Verify the payload area. Therefore, other unverified payload areas in the first OTN frame can be acquired at the same time as the fault detection, and the fault detection can be realized without receiving a complete OTN frame, thereby improving the efficiency of fault detection.
- the first OTN frame includes 4*n payload areas, where n is a positive integer greater than or equal to 1.
- the payload check information may be carried by the idle padding column of the payload area, may be carried by the reserved payload data column of the payload area, or may be carried by the reserved field of the overhead area.
- the OTN device 1300 can protect the service data by using the active/standby protection mode, obtain the first OTN frame from the working path, and obtain the second OTN frame from the protection path.
- First The service data carried by an OTN frame and a second OTN frame may be the same.
- the OTN device selects to receive the first OTN frame; when the first OTN frame detects a fault, the OTN device selects to receive the second OTN frame.
- the OTN device obtains the first OTN frame and the second OTN frame through the optical module 1302, where the second OTN frame is obtained from the protection path, and the first OTN frame is obtained.
- the first OTN frame and the second OTN frame are respectively buffered, and the buffering time is greater than or equal to a preset fault detection time.
- the preset fault detection time may be a time when the OTN processing chip 1303 performs fault detection according to the payload verification information.
- the OTN device 1300 acquires a delay value between the first OTN frame and the second OTN frame, and aligns the first OTN frame and the second OTN frame according to the delay value.
- the OTN processing chip 1303 may further include a read-only memory (ROM) and a RAM, and the two-way service data may be cache-aligned through the RAM.
- the OTN device 1300 may include two or more optical modules 1302, and may also include two or more OTN processing chips 1303.
- the first OTN frame and the second OTN frame may be processed by different optical modules and OTN processing chips, or may be processed by the same optical module and the OTN processing chip.
- the cache time is set for the two-way service data, and the cache time is greater than or equal to the fault detection time. At the same time, the two-way service data is aligned by the cache time setting.
- the service data is in a cached state during the time period of the failure detection, that is, from the time when the fault occurs to the time when the fault alarm information is reported, thereby implementing the service lossless handover during the protection switching process.
- the OTN frame is divided into at least two payload areas, where The payload verification information and the payload data are included in each payload area, and the payload verification information in each payload area is used to verify the payload data of the payload area, thereby implementing fault detection.
- the OTN frame can be subjected to payload verification, thereby improving the efficiency of fault detection.
- the OTN device 1300 shown in FIG. 13 can implement the steps in the method embodiment shown in FIG. It should be noted that although the OTN device 1300 shown in FIG. 13 only shows the optical module 1301, the control and communication module 1302, and the OTN processing chip 1303, in the specific implementation process, those skilled in the art should understand that the OTN device 1300 also Contains other devices necessary to achieve normal operation, such as power modules. Meanwhile, according to specific needs, those skilled in the art should understand that the OTN device 1300 may also include hardware devices that implement other additional functions, such as a 1588v2 module or the like. Moreover, those skilled in the art will appreciate that the OTN device 1300 may also only include the components necessary to implement the embodiments of the present invention, and does not necessarily include all of the devices shown in FIG.
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- 一种故障检测的方法,其特征在于,所述方法包括:光传送网络OTN设备获取第一OTN帧,所述第一OTN帧包括至少两个净荷区域,所述至少两个净荷区域中的每个净荷区域包括净荷校验信息和净荷数据;根据所述净荷校验信息进行故障检测,所述净荷校验信息用于对所述净荷校验信息所在净荷区域的净荷数据进行校验。
- 如权利要求1所述的方法,其特征在于,所述第一OTN帧包括4*n个净荷区域,其中,n为大于或等于1的正整数。
- 如权利要求1或2所述的方法,其特征在于,所述根据所述净荷校验信息进行故障检测,包括:获取所述第一OTN帧中的至少一个净荷区域,并获取每个净荷区域中的净荷校验信息,其中,所述每个净荷区域对应各自的净荷校验信息;根据各自的净荷校验信息对对应的净荷区域进行校验。
- 如权利要求3所述的方法,其特征在于,在所述OTN设备根据所述净荷校验信息进行故障检测的同时,所述第一OTN帧中还存在未被校验的净荷区域时,所述方法还包括:获取所述第一OTN帧中的未被校验的净荷区域。
- 如权利要求1-4任一所述的方法,其特征在于,所述净荷校验信息通过所述净荷区域的空闲填充列承载。
- 如权利要求1-4任一所述的方法,其特征在于,所述净荷校验信息通过所述净荷区域的预留净荷数据列承载。
- 如权利要求1所述的方法,其特征在于,所述方法还包括:所述OTN设备获取第二OTN帧,所述第二OTN帧是从保护路径获取的,所述第一OTN帧是从工作路径获取的;对所述第一OTN帧和所述第二OTN帧分别进行缓存,所述缓存的时间大于或等于预设的故障检测时间。
- 如权利要求7所述的方法,其特征在于,所述预设的故障检测时间为根据所述净荷校验信息进行故障检测的时间。
- 如权利要求7或8所述的方法,其特征在于,在所述OTN设备对所述第一OTN帧和所述第二OTN帧分别进行缓存时,所述方法还包括:所述OTN设备获取所述第一OTN帧和所述第二OTN帧之间的延时值,根据所述延时值对齐所述第一OTN帧和所述第二OTN帧。
- 如权利要求9所述的方法,其特征在于,所述方法还包括:所述第一OTN帧未检测到故障时,所述OTN设备选择接收所述第一OTN帧;所述第一OTN帧检测到故障时,所述OTN设备选择接收所述第二OTN帧。
- 一种故障检测的设备,其特征在于,所述设备包括:第一光模块,用于获取第一OTN帧,所述第一OTN帧包括至少两个净荷区域,所述至少两个净荷区域中的每个净荷区域包括净荷校验信息和净荷数据;净荷校验模块,用于根据所述净荷校验信息进行故障检测,所述净荷校验信息用于对所述净荷校验信息所在净荷区域的净荷数据进行校验。
- 如权利要求11所述的设备,其特征在于,所述第一OTN帧包括4*n个净荷区域,其中,n为大于或等于1的正整数。
- 如权利要求11或12所述的设备,其特征在于,所述设备还包括OTU搜帧模块,用于获取所述第一OTN帧中的至少一个净荷区域,并获取每个净荷区域中的净荷校验信息,其中,所述每个净荷区域对应各自的净荷校验信息;所述净荷校验模块,用于根据各自的净荷校验信息对对应的净荷区域进行校验。
- 如权利要求13所述的设备,其特征在于,所述OTU搜帧模块,还用于:在所述净荷校验模块根据所述净荷校验信息进行故障检测的同时,所述第一OTN帧中还存在未被校验的净荷区域时,获取所述第一OTN帧中的未被校验的净荷区域。
- 如权利要求11-14任一所述的设备,其特征在于,所述净荷校验信息通过所述净荷区域的空闲填充列承载。
- 如权利要求11-14任一所述的设备,其特征在于,所述净荷校验信息通过所述净荷区域的预留净荷数据列承载。
- 如权利要求11所述的设备,其特征在于,所述设备还包括第二光模块和缓存对齐模块,所述第二光模块,用于所获取第二OTN帧,所述第二OTN帧是从保护路径获取的,所述第一OTN帧是从工作路径获取的;所述缓存对齐模块,用于对所述第一OTN帧和所述第二OTN帧分别进行缓存,所述缓存的时间大于或等于预设的故障检测时间。
- 如权利要求17所述的设备,其特征在于,所述预设的故障检测时间为所述净荷校验模块根据所述净荷校验信息进行故障检测的时间。
- 如权利要求17或18所述的设备,其特征在于,所述缓存对齐模块,还用于:获取所述第一OTN帧和所述第二OTN帧之间的延时值,根据所述延时值对齐所述第一OTN帧和所述第二OTN帧。
- 如权利要求19所述的设备,其特征在于,所述设备还包括:选择器,用于所述第一OTN帧未检测到故障时,选择接收所述第一OTN帧;还用于所述第一OTN帧检测到故障时,选择接收所述第二OTN帧。
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