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The '''%paf''' macro is used in the [[Event Handler]] to check failure state of PA interfaces in UDP group(s). | The '''%paf''' macro is used in the [[Event Handler]] to check failure state of PA interfaces in UDP group(s). | ||
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%paf(3) - ''Return fault state of UDP group 1 and 2 (Bit 0 and 1)'' | %paf(3) - ''Return fault state of UDP group 1 and 2 (Bit 0 and 1)'' | ||
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[[Category: IP-ARIO]] | [[Category: IP-ARIO]] | ||
Latest revision as of 08:48, 4 October 2019
The %paf macro is used in the Event Handler to check failure state of PA interfaces in UDP group(s).
Syntax
%paf(udp)
Return 0 if no PA interface with failure. Return 1 if any PA interface with failure state.
- udp: bitmap of udp flags.
Examples
%paf(3) - Return fault state of UDP group 1 and 2 (Bit 0 and 1)