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3. Configure the MEPs. Each MEP is associated with an existing MA or MEG, created in
step 2.
4. Create the MIP entities. A MIP is associated with an MD (for 802.1ag MIPs) or with a
MEG (for Y.1731 MIPs).
5. If required, configure the AIS client server relationships, as described in section 11.9. The
AIS client server relationships are established between the MEPs and MIPs configured in
the previous steps.
At runtime, deleting a lower level entity (such as a MA or a MEG) will automatically delete all
higher level entities and relationships that are attached to the deleted object. For example,
deleting an MD will automatically delete the MAs attached to the MD, as well as all MEPs, MIPs,
and AIS associations related to the deleted MD.
NOTE: If All-to-One Bundling is enabled for SOAM, the S-Tagging designation of ports and the
S-tagging parameters for SOAM (described in the section “Management IP Configuration” on
page 12) must be configured first, before you configure the SOAM entities described in this
chapter.
11.1.7 Screen Navigation
SOAM parameters and procedures are configured using the screens described in this chapter.
The menu hierarchy for SOAM is illustrated in Figure 11-4.
To select an item on a screen, type the number of the item and press Enter. The setting will be
highlighted. To toggle between values within that item, press the Space bar.
If there is more than one page, the screen will offer the option of using (F)irst, (P)rev, (N)ext,
and (L)ast to navigate. Press Esc to return to a previous screen.
All screens that show existing objects are refreshed automatically every 5 seconds; items that
are being modified are not refreshed.
In Figure 11-4, some screens (MDs, MAs, MEPs and MIPs) are highlighted with a blue rectangle.
For these entities, actions (display entities, create new entity, edit attributes) are executed in
separate screens.
- 9145E NID Software 1
- Version 4.10 1
- User Manual 1
- About this Manual 3
- How this Manual is Organized 3
- New in this Revision 4
- Contacting Technical Support 4
- Document Feedback 4
- Contents 5
- Chapter 1 13
- Introduction 13
- 1.3 Three Levels of Security 14
- Chapter 2 15
- Getting Started 15
- 2.1.1 About MIBs 16
- 2.1.2 9145E Set-up 16
- 2.3 Login 17
- 2.4 Main Menu 18
- Main Menu 19
- 2.5 Supported MIBs 20
- Chapter 3 21
- System Configuration 21
- System Configuration Menu 22
- IP/SNMP Agent Configuration 24
- 3.2.3 Host Table 29
- 3.2.4 Trap Table 31
- 3.3 Trap Configuration 36
- 3.4 Security Configuration 38
- Security Configuration 39
- 3.5 Account Configuration 41
- 3.5.2 Add or Edit an Account 42
- Account Configuration 43
- 3.5.3 Delete an Account 44
- 3.6 System Information 45
- 3.7 RADIUS Client 46
- RADIUS Client 47
- SNTP Client Configuration 48
- SYSLOG Client Configuration 50
- 3.10 Hardware Information 51
- Hardware Information 52
- Chapter 4 53
- Diagnostics 53
- 4.2 Latency/Jitter Test 54
- Latency/Jitter Test 55
- 4.3 PING Generation 57
- PING Generation 58
- 4.4 VLAN Loopback 59
- Figure 4-6 VLAN Loopback 60
- VLAN Loopback 61
- 4.4.2 L2 Ping Generation 62
- 4.5 Cable Diagnostics 63
- Cable Diagnostics 64
- 4.6 Network Performance 65
- 4.6.1.1 Round-Trip Latency 67
- 4.6.1.2 One-Way Jitter 67
- 4.6.2 Profiles 69
- 4.6.2.1 Setting up a profile 70
- 4.6.3 Test Addresses 77
- 4.6.5 Trap Configuration 82
- 4.6.6 Statistics 83
- 4.6.7 PM Scheduler 84
- 4.6.8 PM Test Results 85
- 4.6.9 PM Manual Test 89
- 4.6.11 SAM Test Results 93
- 4.6.12 SAM Scheduler 95
- 4.6.13 SAM Results Log 96
- 4.6.15.1 PLPM Configuration 99
- Network Performance 100
- 4.6.15.3 How PLPM Works 101
- 4.6.15.5 Configuring PLMP 108
- 4.7 Throughput Testing 110
- 4.7.1 Test Setup 111
- Throughput Testing 112
- 4.8 SOAM Based Diagnostics 113
- SOAM Based Diagnostics 114
- Service Activation Testing 117
- 4.9.4 L2CP Profiles 137
- Chapter 5 141
- Port Information 141
- 5.1 Link Status 142
- 5.2 Port Configuration 143
- 5.2.1 Hardware Information 144
- Port Configuration 145
- 5.2.3 VLAN Configuration 147
- 5.2.3.4 C-VLAN/PCP Policers 152
- 5.2.4 Port Filters 154
- 5.2.4.4 Setting Port Filters 156
- 5.2.4.5 L2CP Port Filters 158
- 5.2.6 Port Level Policers 161
- 5.3 Layer 2 Statistics 163
- Layer 2 Statistics 164
- 5.4 RMON Group 1 Statistics 167
- RMON Group 1 Statistics 168
- Chapter 6 169
- System Alarms & Logs 169
- 6.1 System Log 170
- System Log 171
- Chapter 7 173
- Utilities 173
- 7.3 Change Password 174
- 7.4 VT100 Baud Rate 174
- 7.5 PING Generation 175
- 7.6 Static ARP Table 175
- 7.7 Dynamic ARP Table 176
- 7.8 License Manager 177
- License Manager 178
- Chapter 8 179
- Software Upgrade 179
- 8.5 Hardware Reset 182
- Chapter 9 185
- Link OAM 185
- 9.1 OAM Control 186
- 9.1.2 OAM Max PDU Size 187
- 9.1.3 OAM Revision 187
- 9.1.4 OAM Functions 187
- 9.1.5 OAM Loopback Status 187
- 9.1.6 OAM Remote Fault 187
- OAM Control 188
- 9.2 OAM Peer Information 189
- 9.3 OAM Statistics 190
- 9.4 OAM Event Configuration 191
- 9.5 OAM Event Log 192
- OAM Event Log 193
- Chapter 10 195
- CoS Configuration 195
- 10.2 CoS Support 196
- 10.3 Classifier Mapping 197
- 10.3.2.1 IP Precedence Mode 198
- 10.3.2.2 DSCP Mode 199
- 10.3.2.3 AF/EF Mode 200
- 10.4 Queue Configuration 201
- Queue Configuration 202
- 10.4.3 Scheduling Scheme 204
- 10.4.4 Weight Parameters 204
- 10.6 Queue Statistics 206
- Queue Statistics 207
- Chapter 11 209
- Service OAM 209
- 11.1.1 SOAM Entities 210
- 11.1.4 SOAM Protocols 213
- 11.1.7 Screen Navigation 216
- 11.2 SOAM Configuration 217
- Figure 11-5 Main Menu 218
- SOAM Configuration 219
- 11.3 Maintenance Domains 221
- Maintenance Domains 222
- Maintenance Associations 225
- Maintenance Entity Groups 229
- 11.6 Maintenance End Points 235
- Maintenance End Points 236
- 11.6.6 Linktrace Procedures 241
- 11.6.7 Loopback Procedures 244
- 11.8.1 MEP Statistics 254
- 11.8.2 MIP Statistics 255
- 11.6.6.2 MEP Statistics 257
- 11.6.6.2 MIP Statistics 257
- 11.7 AIS Configuration 258
- AIS Configuration 259
- Chapter 12 261
- Configuring EVC 261
- 12.1.4 Statistics 262
- 12.1.5 Screen Navigation 263
- EVC Functionality 264
- 12.2 EVC Configuration 265
- 12.2.1 Create an EVC Record 266
- 12.2.2 Delete an EVC Record 267
- 12.2.3 Modify an EVC record 268
- EVC Configuration 269
- S-TPID/T-TPID Configuration 277
- Chapter 13 279
- Bandwidth Profiling 279
- Bandwidth Profiles 280
- 13.2 Policers 281
- 13.3 Shapers 282
- Shapers 283
- 13.3.1 Shaper statistics 284
- 13.6.1 Modifying a Policer 289
- 13.7.2 Modifying a Shaper 292
- 13.8 Clock Rate Granularity 293
- 13.9 Color Marking Method 293
- Color Marking Method 294
- CANOGA PERKINS CORPORATION 296
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