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from pyvoltha.protos.device_pb2 import Port
import pyvoltha.protos.device_pb2 as dev_pb2
#######################################################################
#
# This is a copy of the OpenOLT file of a similar name and is used
# when running in non-xPON (OpenOLT/SEBA) mode. We need to closely
# watch for changes in the OpenOLT and eventually work together to
# have a better way to do things (and more ONUs than 112)
#
# TODO: These duplicate some methods in the OLT Handler. Clean up
# and use a separate file and include it into OLT Handler object
# as something it derives from.
#
#######################################################################
"""
Encoding of identifiers
=======================
Alloc ID
Uniquely identifies a T-CONT
Ranges from 1024..16383 per ITU Standard
For Adtran, 1024..1919
Unique per PON interface
9 8 7 0
+-----+----------+
| idx | onu_id | + (Min Alloc ID)
+-----+----------+
onu id = 8 bit
Alloc index = 2 bits (max 4 TCONTs/ONU)
Flow id
Identifies a flow within a single OLT
Flow Id is unique per OLT
Multiple GEM ports can map to same flow id
13 11 4 0
+--------+--------------+------+
| pon id | onu id | Flow |
| | | idx |
+--------+--------------+------+
14 bits = 16384 flows (per OLT).
pon id = 4 bits = 16 PON ports
onu id = 7 bits = 128 ONUss per PON port
Flow index = 3 bits = 4 bi-directional flows per ONU
= 8 uni-directional flows per ONU
Logical (OF) UNI port number
OpenFlow port number corresponding to PON UNI
15 11 4 0
+--+--------+--------------+------+
|0 | pon id | onu id | 0 |
+--+--------+--------------+------+
pon id = 4 bits = 16 PON ports
onu id = 7 bits = 128 ONUs per PON port
PON OLT (OF) port number
OpenFlow port number corresponding to PON OLT ports
31 28 0
+--------+------------------------~~~------+
| 0x2 | pon intf id |
+--------+------------------------~~~------+
"""
MIN_TCONT_ALLOC_ID = 1024 # 1024..16383
MAX_TCONT_ALLOC_ID = 16383
MIN_GEM_PORT_ID = 2176 # 2176..4222
MAX_GEM_PORT_ID = MIN_GEM_PORT_ID + 2046
MAX_ONUS_PER_PON = 128
MAX_TCONTS_PER_ONU = 4
MAX_GEM_PORTS_PER_ONU = 16 # Hardware can handle more
class adtran_platform(object):
def __init__(self):
pass
def mk_uni_port_num(self, intf_id, onu_id, uni_id=0):
return intf_id << 11 | onu_id << 4 | uni_id
def uni_id_from_uni_port(self, uni_port):
return uni_port & 0xF
def mk_uni_port_num(intf_id, onu_id, uni_id=0):
"""
Create a unique virtual UNI port number based up on PON and ONU ID
:param intf_id:
:param onu_id: (int) ONU ID (0..max)
:return: (int) UNI Port number
"""
return intf_id << 11 | onu_id << 4 | uni_id
def uni_id_from_uni_port(uni_port):
return uni_port & 0xF
def intf_id_from_uni_port_num(port_num):
"""
Extract the PON device port number from a virtual UNI Port number
:param port_num: (int) virtual UNI / vENET port number on OLT PON
:return: (int) PON Port number (note, this is not the PON ID)
"""
return (port_num >> 11) & 0xF
def mk_alloc_id(_, onu_id, idx=0):
"""
Allocate a TCONT Alloc-ID. This is only called by the OLT
:param _: (int) PON ID (not used)
:param onu_id: (int) ONU ID (0..MAX_ONUS_PER_PON-1)
:param idx: (int) TCONT Index (0..7)
"""
assert 0 <= onu_id < MAX_ONUS_PER_PON, 'Invalid ONU ID. Expect 0..{}'.format(MAX_ONUS_PER_PON-1)
assert 0 <= idx <= MAX_TCONTS_PER_ONU, 'Invalid TCONT instance. Expect 0..{}'.format(MAX_TCONTS_PER_ONU)
alloc_id = MIN_TCONT_ALLOC_ID + (idx << 8) + onu_id
return alloc_id
def intf_id_from_nni_port_num(port_num):
# OpenOLT starts at 128. We start at 1 (one-to-one mapping)
# return port_num - 128
return port_num
def intf_id_to_intf_type(intf_id):
# if (2 << 28 ^ intf_id) < 16:
# return Port.PON_OLT
# elif 128 <= intf_id <= 132:
# return Port.ETHERNET_NNI
if 5 <= intf_id <= 20:
return Port.PON_OLT
elif 1 <= intf_id <= 4:
return Port.ETHERNET_NNI
else:
raise Exception('Invalid intf_id value')
def is_upstream(in_port, out_port):
# FIXME
# if out_port in [128, 129, 130, 131, 0xfffd, 0xfffffffd]:
# Not sure what fffd and the other is
return out_port in [1, 2, 3, 4, 0xfffd, 0xfffffffd]
def is_downstream(in_port, out_port):
return not is_upstream(in_port, out_port)