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Select (T)MPLS -> Ethernet Services XC -> EVPL from the menu bar as shown in
Figure 3-145, EVPL service.
 
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Click Search to view the EVPL Service list.
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The ETS Flow involved is listed.
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Click on the linkETSInflow#1 as shown in the figure.
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The ETS Flow Management tab is displayed as shown below:
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The ETS Flow Management panel parameters are described in the following table: Table 3-66: ETS Flow Management
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Parameter |
Description |
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State |
Specifies the state. The values are active or inactive. |
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User Label |
Specifies the associated User label. |
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Service Type |
Specifies the service type. The value is Ethernet. |
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Flow type |
Specifies the flow type. The value is Unicast |
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Traffic descriptor |
Specifies the operation mode. |
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Layer 2 control frames |
Specifies the protocol frames that can accede the port. |
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Policing mode |
Refers to the policing of the incoming ETS tarffic. The values are disabled, or color blind. |
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VLAN Pop |
Select Enabled or disabled from the drop-down. |
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Classification mode |
Specifies the classification mode |
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Classifier Criteria |
Specifies the Classifier criteria. The values are outer VLAN id, outer PRI, and untagged |
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Click Create to configure a new EVPL Service as shown in
Figure 3-147, Create an EVPL service.
Note:
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While creating an EVPL service, a cross-connection between the tunnel and Pseudowire results in configuration of In Band Management via an ETS inflow and ETSoutflow.
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The association between Ethernet classifier , ETS flow and PW shall be one Ethernet classifier <-> one ETS Flow <-> one PW.
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Table 3-67, EVPL service parameters provides the description of Create EVPL service parameters. Table 3-67: EVPL service parameters
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Parameter |
Description |
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Topology |
Specifies the topology to establish the service. The values are: UNI-NNI and NNI-UNI |
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Transport link (PW) |
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Ingress |
Specifies the input port |
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Service Label |
Specifies the name or label for the new service |
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ETH UNI to TMPLS NNI EVC termination |
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Traffic descriptor |
Specifies the operation mode. The supported values are:
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CIR (MPLS Committed Information Rate): it is the max rate (Kbyte/sec) with high priority guaranteed for the Tunnel/pseudowire packets delivery.
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CBS (MPLS Committed Burst Size): it is the max burst size (byte) with high priority guaranteed for the Tunnel/pseudowire packets delivery
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PIR (MPLS Peak information rate): it is the max peak rate allowed (Kbyte/sec) for the Tunnel/pseudowire
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PBS (MPLS Peak Burst Size): it is the max burst rate allowed (byte) for the Tunnel/pseudowire |
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Topology classifier |
Specifies the classifier for the selected topology |
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Layer 2 control frames (0x) |
Specifies the protocol frames that can accede the port |
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Policing mode |
Refers to the policing of the incoming ETS tarffic. The values are disabled, or color blind |
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VLAN Pop |
Select Enabled or disabled from the drop-down. |
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TMPLS NNI termination |
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Traffic Descriptor |
Specifies the operation mode. The supported values are:
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VLAN Push |
If enabled, it pushes in the EVPL fields of the Ethernet frame. The supported values are:
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VLAN Id |
Specifies the VLAN Id.
Note:This field is populated only when VLAN Push is enabled. |
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Priority mode |
Specifies the Priority mode. The supported values are:
Note:This field is populated only when VLAN Push is enabled. |
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All frames priority |
Specifies the Frame Priority. The supported values are:
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pri000(0)
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pri001(1)
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pri002(2)
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pri003(3)
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pri004(4)
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pri005(5)
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pri006(6)
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pri007(7)
Note:This field is populated only when VLAN Push is enabled. |
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Click Cancel to return to the previous window without saving the changes.
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Click Save & exit to save the changes and return to the previous window.
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Click Save & continue to save the changes and create a new service.
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