Table 208 Sap Parameters - Nokia 7302 Manual

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Item Description
Parameters sap sap-id — Specifies the physical port identifier portion of the SAP definition.
Values: {port-id | lag-id}:{vlanid | no-tag | *}
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port-id
Specifies the physical port ID in the following format:
<port-id>: <nwport-id | ltport-id>
nwport-id - <slot-address>:<port-type>:<port-num>
— slot-address - nt|nt-a|nt-b|ntio-1
— port-type - sfp | xfp |vp | eth | ieee1588 | AI
— port-num - port-number
ltport-id - lt:<rack>/<shelf>/<slot>
— lt - keyword
— rack - number identifying the rack
— shelf - number identifying the shelf
— slot - number identifying the slot
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lag-id
lag: keyword
id: 1 — 64
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vlanid
Specifies the VLAN ID to be associated with the port identified by the SAP. For v-VPLS,
the SAP VLAN ID must match the VLAN ID defined at the v-VPLS level. The null value can
also be specified, to indicate that the SAP will send and receive untagged frames. If this
SAP is not defined, untagged frames will be dropped.
The m-VPLS VLAN ID is always specified as no-tag, which is reserved for untagged L2CP
frames processed to be by the m-VPLS.
Values:
m-VPLS vlanid: no-tag
v-VPLS vlanid: 0 | 1— 4093 (0 specifies untagged frames)
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no-tag
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*
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For packets ingressing this SAP, a VLAN tag is added equal to the v-VPLS VLAN
value.
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For packet egressing this SAP, the VLAN tag of the v-VPLS is removed.
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Not supported on VPLS/VPRN/Mirroring SAPs
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Not supported on v-VPLS with IGMP snooping
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Not supported on v-VPLS linked to a VRF.
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Not supported on LT ports
eth-ring ring-id — configures a VPLS SAP to be associated with an Ethernet ring. The SAP
port-id is associated with the corresponding Ethernet ring path configured on the same port-id.
The encapsulation type must be compatible with the Eth-ring path encapsulation.
sap parameters
Port Type Encap-Type
Ethernet Dot1q
3HH-11985-AAAA-TQZZA
Allowed Values
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no tag for m-VPLS
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0, 1— 4093 for
v-VPLS
Virtual Private LAN Service
Comments
The SAP is identified by the 802.1Q tag on
the port. Note that when only one non-0
vlanid SAP is created on a dot1q port, the
associated v-VPLS also accepts untagged
packets on the dot1q port.
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