Juniper JUNOSE SOFTWARE FOR E SERIES 11.3.X - LINK LAYER CONFIGURATION GUIDE 2010-10-13 Configuration Manual page 757

Loopback control OAM PDUs
description of................................................................226
sending of
for termination of loopback............................236
start of loopback of remote peee
by local entity.......................................................235
viewing............................................................................248
loopback for ATM VC integrity
cells......................................................................................16
configuring.................................................................32, 33
F4 OAM cells.....................................................................16
handling of received cells............................................18
loopback frames
forwarding of
from the parser to the subordinate
sublayer..............................................................229
processing by the packet parser
transmission to the multiplexer....................229
lost-link timer
and Ethernet OAM link-fault
management............................................................232
equivalent to
product of PDU timer and loss
threshold............................................................232
resetting OAM discovery...........................................232
low threshold
for OAM link monitoring
generation of Event notification PDU..........232
response when exceeded................................232
specifying
for frame error events.......................................239
for frame seconds summary error
events.................................................................239
for symbol error events....................................239
low threshold value
recommendation for setting
for link-fault monitoring....................................237
M
MAC (media access control) addresses
bridging overview........................................................465
configuring for S-VLANs..................................168, 180
configuring for VLANs................................................168
removing from forwarding table............................487
using with bridged Ethernet....................................447
validation on bridged Ethernet interfaces..........447
MAC address
usage in dynamic encapsulation lockout
for IWF PPPoE sessions...................................523
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macro command..................................................................593
macros
using to configure dynamic interfaces................593
magic numbers.....................................................................259
manuals
comments on................................................................xxxi
map class, Frame Relay fragmentation........................116
map entries, Frame Relay...........................................121, 138
map list, using to configure NBMA interfaces..............38
map-class frame-relay command..................................116
map-group command..........................................................40
map-list command...............................................................40
Marker response OAM PDUs
circumstances of non-transmission of................237
link event caused by exceeding high threshold
and disabling sending of..................................237
maximum payload size, Frame
Relayfragmentation..........................................................116
maximum receive unit. See MRU
media access control addresses See MAC addresses
member-interface command........................138, 313, 327
message of the minute messages. See MOTM
messages
MFR
aggregating OC3/STM1 lines....................................132
MLFR (Multilink Frame Relay)
aggregating T1 or E1 lines............................................131
aggregation limits.........................................................134
bundle................................................................................131
bundle limits...................................................................134
configuring......................................................................136
interfaces, monitoring.................................................138
Link Integrity Protocol.................................................132
member link sequence numbers............................134
NxT1 service.....................................................................131
overview............................................................................131
packet distribution, round-robin.............................134
platform considerations.............................................133
protocol layering...........................................................133
unsupported features.................................................135
MLP. See MLPPP
MLPPP (Multilink PPP)......................................................332
aggregating T1 or E1 lines.........................................299
aggregation limits.......................................................304
authentication...............................................................310
bundle..............................................................................299
bundle limits.................................................................304
bundle name and RADIUS........................................313
commands, contextual differences of.................310
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