How do I correct misconfigured cross-domain links?

A cross-domain link becomes misconfigured when the link‑layer information no longer matches the values present at the time the CDL was committed. This can occur when LLDP values change, endpoints no longer correspond, or one or both ports have been deleted or are missing due to a network event. Misconfigured CDLs must be corrected to restore accurate topology correlation. Instead of deleting the link, IP/Optical Coordination highlights it with the Misconfigured option, allowing this procedure to be used to troubleshoot and rectify the issue.

Note: When a cross-domain link is misconfigured, you can use the Delete Linkpng3.png option only.

 
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Open IP/Optical Coordination, Cross Domain Link.

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Select the object that has the Misconfigured option selected.

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Click Info png17.png to view the cross-domain link detail on the Info panel.

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Expand the Info panel to see Misconfiguration Details.

You can use Misconfiguration Details to troubleshoot what went wrong with the cross-domain link.

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The Misconfigured flag gets cleared automatically once the issue described under Misconfiguration Details is resolved.

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