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Figure 11-45 MIP Summary Statistics Configuration screen
11.7 AIS Configuration
NOTE: AIS applies to Y.1731 procedures only.
Configuring Alarm Indication Signal (AIS) establishes a relationship between a lower level MEP
(the server that detects an error condition) and higher level MEPs or MIPs (the clients that must
be notified by the server about an error condition). When a defect is detected by the server MEP,
higher level MEPs or MIPs (clients) are notified and generate AIS frames toward their peers. Up
to four clients can be configured for each MEP AIS server
Use the following steps to configure AIS:
1. On the Service OAM Main Menu (Figure 11-5), type 3 and press Enter. The SOAM AIS
Configuration screen (Figure 11-45) opens.
2. To configure AIS notification, type E and press Enter. The current Maintenance
Evaluation Point is highlighted.
3. Press the Space bar to scroll through the list and highlight the entry you want to configure.
4. When the MEP you want to modify is highlighted, press Enter. The AIS Server
Configuration screen for that MEP (Figure 11-46) opens.
5. To enable AIS notification, type 1 and press Enter. Select Enabled and press Enter.
6. To add a MEP client, type 2 and press Enter. You are prompted to enter the MEP client
MEG ID.
Canoga Perkins Corp. Ethernet Network Interface Device 02-JAN-2009
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---------------------MIP SUMMARY STATISTICS CONFIGURATION-----------------------
Select up to 6 counters, current selected: 6
MHF UP MHF DOWN
LBMs received: 1) Yes 2) Yes
LBRs sent: 3) Yes 4) Yes
LTMs received: 5) Yes 6) Yes
LTRs sent: 7) No 8) No
LTMs forwarded: 9) No 10) No
AISs sent: 11) No 12) No
Select [1-12] for counters:
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