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11.6.3 Delete a Maintenance End Point

When you delete a Y.1731 Maintenance End Point, it is also deleted from the AIS client list.

1. On the Maintenance End Point List screen (Figure 11-18), type D and press Enter. The

current MEP is highlighted.

2. Press the Space bar to scroll through the list and highlight the entry you want to delete.

3. Press Enter to delete the highlighted MEP.

11.6.4 Modify a Maintenance End Point

1. On the Maintenance End Point List screen (Figure 11-18), type E and press Enter. The

current MEP is highlighted.

2. Press the Space bar to scroll through the list and highlight the entry to modify.

3. When the MEP you want to modify is highlighted, press Enter. The Maintenance End

Point Attributes screen for that MEP opens (Figure 11-21 for 802.1ag or Figure 11-22 for
Y.1731).

4. To change the Admin Status, type 1 and press Enter. Select Enabled or Disabled and

press Enter.

5. To change CCM Transmit Status, type 2 and press Enter. Select Enabled or Disabled and

press Enter.

6. To change the Primary VLAN ID, type 3 and press Enter. Select a VLAN Tag Type and

press Enter.

7. To change the fault alarm detect time, type 4 and press Enter. This is the time that

defects must be present before a fault alarm is issued. Type an entry between 2500 and
10000 milliseconds and press Enter.

When a defect is detected, a fault alarm is raised. When the defect is no longer present,
the fault alarm is not cleared immediately. The system waits for the fault alarm clear time
before clearing the alarm.

8. To change the fault alarm clear time, type 5 and press Enter. This is the time that defects

must be absent before a fault alarm is reset. Type an entry between 2500 and 10000
milliseconds and press Enter.

9. To change the CCM/LTM Priority, type 6 and press Enter. This is the priority parameter

(P-bits) for CCMs and LTMs transmitted by the MEP. Type a number from 0 to 7 and
press Enter.

10. To change the lowest alarm priority, type 7 and press Enter. All defects with priority equal

or higher than the one specified will generate an alarm. Select from the list of alarms
(MacRemErrXcon, RemErrXcon, ErrXcon, Xcon, NoDefects, AllDefects) and press
Enter. Beneath the configurable items on your screen is the following read-only
information:

Fault notification state The current state of the Fault Notification State generator.

Defects The current list of active defects.

Next Linktrace trans. ID The transaction ID that will be used in the next Linktrace

message.

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