Verifying The Path To A Remote Mep - Avaya 2330 Manual

Verifying the path to a remote MEP

Use the procedure in this section to verify a successful path to a remote MEP.
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 loopback test for the MEP, enter:
Table 20: Variable definitions
<md-short-name>
<ma-short-name>
<mep id>
{rmep-id <remote_identifier> | mac-addr
<remote_macaddr>}
[burst-count <burst_count>]
[data-size <data_size>]
[pattern-type <pattern_type>]
[priority <priority_indicator>]
Configuration — Layer 2 Ethernet
test
oam
cfm <md-short-name> <ma-short-name> <mep id>
lbmmep {rmep-id <remote_identifier>|mac-addr
<remote_macaddr>} [burst-count <burst_count>] [data-size
<data_size>] [pattern-type <pattern_type>] [priority
<priority_indicator>]
Variable Value
The short name of the MD.
The short name of the MA.
The numerical identifier for the local MEP.
Values are in the range from 1 to 8191.
Enter either the remote MEP ID or the MAC
address of the host for the remote MEP.
Enter a MAC address in the form
aa:bb:cc:dd:ee:ff.
The LBM burst count. The default burst count
is 1. The range is 1 to 200.
The LBM data size. The default data size is
0. The range is 0 to 504.
The pattern type for the CFM loopback test.
The pattern type is applicable only if the data
size is non-zero. The default is a pattern of
all zeroes.
The user priority field in the VLAN tag. The
default priority indicator is 7. The range is 0
to 7.
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