CANOGA PERKINS 9145EMP NID Software Version 4.0 - Manual (Page 153)

9145EMP NID Software User’s Manual Service OAM
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9. To enable Sender ID TLV to be sent for connectivity check (CC) messages, type 4 and
press Enter. Select Enabled or Disabled and press Enter.
10. To enable Sender ID TLV to be sent for loopback messages (LBM), type 5 and press
Enter. Select Enabled or Disabled and press Enter.
11. To enable Sender ID TLV to be sent for a linktrace message (LTM), type 6 and press
Enter. Select Enabled or Disabled and press Enter.
12. To change the Port ID TLV Type for the User port, type 7 and press Enter. The Port ID
TLV screen (Figure 11-8) opens.
Figure 11-8 Port ID TLV screen
13. To change the Port ID TLV Type for a port, type the number associated with the port and
press Enter. Select None, MAC Address, or Locally Assigned, and press Enter. If you
select MAC Address, the value field is populated automatically.
14. Type A to accept the new settings and press Enter.
15. Press Esc to return to the SOAM Configuration screen.
11.3 Maintenance Domains
Maintenance Domains (MDs) are applicable to 802.1ag procedures. They are the parts of the
network for which faults in connectivity can be managed. The boundary of a Maintenance
Domain is defined by a set of Domain Service Access Points (DoSAPs), each of which can
become a point of connectivity to a service instance. Up to eight MDs can be configured in a
9145EMP NID. You can display, create, delete, and modify Maintenance Domains.
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-----------------------PORT ID TLV CONFIGURATION--------------------------------
PORT Type: Value:
USER PORT 1 1) 7 - Locally assigned 2)
USER PORT 2 3) 0 - None 4)
USER PORT 3 5) 0 - None 6)
USER PORT 4 7) 7 - Locally assigned 8)
NETWORK SIDE 9) 0 - None 10)
Select [1-10] for attributes:
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