Juniper JUNOSE SOFTWARE FOR E SERIES 11.3.X - LINK LAYER CONFIGURATION GUIDE 2010-10-13 Configuration Manual page 758

JunosE 11.3.x Link Layer Configuration Guide
configuring.....................................................................308
ECMP...............................................................................299
encapsulation................................................................312
endpoint discriminator.............................................300
features...........................................................................304
fragmentation
configuring dynamic..........................................323
configuring static.................................................321
overview.................................................................320
interface stacking.......................................................300
interfaces, monitoring................................................329
member link sequence numbers..........................304
MRRU..............................................................................300
NxT1 service...................................................................299
overview..........................................................................299
packet distribution.....................................................304
platform considerations...........................................302
profiles............................................................................560
protocol layering.........................................................300
reassembly
configuring dynamic..........................................323
configuring static.................................................321
overview.................................................................320
SSN header format....................................................300
statistics and baselining...........................................329
unsupported features...............................................308
See also ppp commands
modules
ATM capabilities...............................................................11
monitor commands
monitor atm vc................................................................70
monitor atm vp...............................................................70
monitor vlan interface.................................................187
monitoring. See specific feature, product, or
protocol
MOTM (message of the minute) messages.............402
MP. See MLPPP
MPLS (Multiprotocol Label Switching)
configuring over Ethernet link
aggregation................................................................198
configuring S-VLAN tunnels...........................182, 183
mpls commands
mpls.........................................................................156, 202
mpls (subscriber policies).......................................478
mpls atm vci range ....................................................454
mpls-relay......................................................................652
MPLS over VLAN over bridged Ethernet.....................453
MRRU LCP configuration option....................................300
726
MRU (maximum receive unit)
POS interfaces.............................................................364
PPP interfaces.....................................................259, 276
mru command......................................................................364
MTU (maximum transmission unit) See MTU
bridged Ethernet interfaces....................................459
Ethernet interfaces.....................................................202
POS interfaces.............................................................364
mtu command......................................................................364
Ethernet interfaces.....................................................202
multicast addressing...........................................................105
multicast command............................................................478
Multiclass MLPPP
configuration guidelines...........................................345
configuring.....................................................................348
enabling..........................................................................349
example, dynamic.......................................................352
example, static.............................................................353
fragmentation..........................................345, 348, 350
monitoring......................................................................353
overview..........................................................................345
platform considerations............................................347
reassembly..................................................345, 348, 351
traffic-class.....................................345, 346, 348, 350
Multilink Frame Relay. See MLFR
multilink maximum received reconstructed unit
(MRRU)...............................................................................300
Multilink PPP. See MLPPP
multinetting.............................................................................156
multiplexer
pass-through of MAC client-generated frames
without any modification................................229
transfer of loopback frames
forwarded to the subordinate
sublayer..............................................................229
received from the parser..................................229
working of
for link-fault management of Ethernet
interfaces...........................................................229
multipoint, ATM connections..........................................4, 13
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NBMA............................................................................................13
NBMA (nonbroadcast multiaccess).................................13
configuring........................................................................38
description.........................................................................13
Inverse ARP.......................................................................13
point-to-multipoint........................................................13
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