Isis Spb Configuration; Isis Spb Smlt Configuration - Avaya 8800 Engineering Manual

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The ISIS manual-area is required and must be provisioned the same on all SPB nodes.
The ISIS system-id has to be unique on each SPB node. Note that one does not have to
provision an ISIS system-id, however, it is recommended for troubleshooting purposes. In this
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example, system IDs start with 0049.0001.0100 for the first bridge, 0049.0001.0200 for the
second bridge and so on. For these System IDs, 49 indicates a private address, the "0001"
indicates area "0001", and 0100, 0200, etc., indicate the node number (1 through n). These
System IDs correspond to SPB Nicknames of 1.01.10, 1.01,20, 1.01.30 for nodes 1, 2 and 3
respectively, and so on.
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The upper 4 bytes of the system-id has to be non-zeros, i.e. 0000.0001.0500 is not allowed.
Also, the system-id cannot be a multicast MAC address (0x00.0000.0000 where x is an odd
value).
2.2.6

ISIS SPB Configuration

CLI
isis spbm 1 create
isis spbm 1 nick-name 0.01.05
isis spbm 1 add-b-vid 4051-4052 primary 4051
ACLI
router isis
spbm 1
spbm 1 nick-name 0.01.05
spbm 1 b-vid 4051-4052 primary 4051
exit
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The ISIS nick-name must be provisioned on all SPB bridges and must be unique on each SPB
bridge.
2.2.7

ISIS SPB SMLT Configuration

At this time, the configuration shown below only applies to the ERS 8800 and VSP 9000.
CLI
isis spbm 1 smlt virtual-bmac 00:49:00:01:05:01
isis spbm 1 smlt peer-system-id 0049.0001.0600
ACLI
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