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11.6 Maintenance End Points
A Maintenance Association End Point (MEP) is an actively managed CFM entity that can gener-
ate and receive CFM PDUs and track any responses. Up to 256 MEPs can be configured in a
9145EMP NID device. For more information, see the section “Logical Positioning of MEPs and
MIPs” on page 125.
11.6.1 Display Maintenance End Points
To display a list of existing MEPs, on the SOAM Configuration screen (Figure 11-6), type 5 and
press Enter. The Maintenance End Point List screen (Figure 11-17) opens.
Figure 11-17 Maintenance End Point List screen
11.6.2 Create a Maintenance End Point
NOTE: If LAG mode is enabled on the network side, then MEPs can be created
only on the LAG, not on individual ports NET1 and NET2.
1. On the Maintenance End Point List screen (Figure 11-17), type A and press Enter. You
are prompted to enter A for 802.1ag or Y for Y.1731.
2. Type A or Y and press Enter. The Create a New Maintenance End Point screen (Figure
11-18 for 802.1ag or Figure 11-19 for Y.1731) opens. The first field, MA ID (for 802.1ag) or
MEG ID (for Y.1731), is highlighted.
Canoga Perkins Corp. Ethernet Network Interface Device 02-JAN-2009
Model 9145EMP-761-0-0 V07.11 F7 Canoga 9145EMP 32 device 05:15:27
--------------------------MAINTENANCE END POINT LIST---------Display 1 - 4 of 4-
MA/MEG MEP ID LEVEL PORT DIRECTION VLAN LIST
26 1026 1 USR1 UP 102
27 1027 1 USR2 UP 103
28 1028 1 USR3 UP 104
31 1031 2 NET1 DOWN 101
32 1032 2 NET1 DOWN 102
33 1033 2 NET1 DOWN 103
34 1034 2 NET1 DOWN 104
35 1035 2 USR4 UP 101
36 1036 2 USR4 UP 102
37 1037 2 USR4 UP 103
38 1038 2 USR4 UP 104
41 1041 3 NET1 DOWN 101
42 1042 3 NET1 DOWN 102
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