Tracing The Path To A Remote Mip - Avaya 2330 Manual

Ethernet Connectivity Fault Management configuration
[priority <priority_indicator>]

Tracing the path to a remote MIP

Use the procedure in this section to discover the path to a remote MIP.
Procedure steps
1. To access test mode, enter:
2. To access the Ethernet OAM test mode, enter:
3. To access the CFM test mode for the MEP, enter:
4. To initiate the linktrace test for the MIP, enter:
Table 23: Variable definitions
<md-short-name>
<ma-short-name>
<mep id>
<remote_macaddr>
[ttl <ttl_value>]
66 Configuration — Layer 2 Ethernet
Variable
test
oam
cfm <md-short-name> <ma-short-name> <mep id>
ltmmip <remote_macaddr> [ttl <ttl_value>] [priority
<priority_indicator>]
Variable
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Value
The user priority field in the VLAN tag. The
default priority indicator is 7. The range is 0
to 7.
Value
The short name of the MD. Enter the name
of the MD and MA if the MEP identifier is not
unique in the Secure Router 2330/4134 (that
is, if there is more than one MD defined).
The short name of the MA. Enter the name
of the MD and MA if the MEP identifier is not
unique in the Secure Router 2330/4134 (that
is, if there is more than one MD defined).
The numerical identifier for the MEP. Values
are in the range from 1 to 8191.
The MAC address of the host for the remote
MIP.
The "time to live" value. Similar to the IPv4
TTL value, the CFM TTL value is
decremented by one unit on every hop. If the
TTL value drops to zero before the LTM
reaches its destination, the linktrace test
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