Alcatel-Lucent 1850 User Provisioning Manual page 210

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N. Attached Ports - Indicates the number of attached ports, that are actually
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aggregated on this Aggregator.
Partner Admin Key - Indicates the LAG "Key" of the "Partner" LAG as set by the
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user, integer in the range 0-122.
Primary Port - Indicates the "Primary Port", i.e. the one selected among all
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aggregated ports, for carrying special traffic (such as Multicast/BroadCast, xSTP-
BPDU, unknown addressed packets flooding, etc.). Primary Port is the first one
created in the LAG.
Partner Operator Key - Indicates the actual operational LAG "Key" of the "Partner"
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LAG as set by the system.
Primary Port Position - Indicates the position of the "Primary Port" on the
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equipment connectors.
Partner System Priority - Indicates the LAG Priority of the "Partner" LAG. This
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parameter, together with the LAG MacAddress, forms the "System Identifier". The
values are integers in the range 0-65535.
Number - Indicates the reference number of this LAG, as set by the system.
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VPLS-Virtual Transport panel
A VPLS-Virtual Transport panel contains the following parameters:
Elan -
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VT Index
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VPLS-Virtual Transport panel
PW (Pseudowire)
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VT Index
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IN-FLOWS functional tab
The IN-FLOWS tab allows to manage internal resource used into a Local or Remote
ethernet port, in order to define and characterize an incoming ethernet data flow.
Click IN-FLOWS functional tab in the Link Aggregator configuration tab as shown in
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Issue 1 February 2009