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18-37 Cisco Prime Network 4.3.2 User Guide Chapter 18 Managing Carrier Ethernet Configurations Working with PBB-EVPN Table 18-20 describes the information displayed for PBBe VPN Ethernet segment container properties. Table 18-20 Ethernet Segment Container Properties Field Description Interface Name Name of the interface that is connected to the Ethernet segment. Associated Interface Associated Name of the interface that is connected to the Ethernet segment. ES ID The Ethernet Segment Identifier (ES ID) is a 10-byte field. It identifies the unique Ethernet segment in the core network of the PE routers. Source MAC Address Specifies the Ethernet Segment MAC Address. Access Topology Mode Specifies one of the following network types: Single Home Device (SH) Single Home Network (SHN) Dual Home Device (DHD) Dual Home Network (DHN) Multi Home Network (MHN) The default value is MHN. Access Topology Flow ModeSpecifies the flow of traffic in a network. The flow mode can be one of the following options: Active/Active per-flow Active/Active per-service I-SID Primary Services Specifies the type of primary customer service interfaces provided by the I-Bridge Backbone Edge Bridge (IB-BEB). The primary customer service interfaces can be one of the following types: Port based S-tagged I-tagged I-SID Secondary ServicesSpecifies the type of secondary customer service interfaces provided by the IB-BEB bridge. The secondary customer service interfaces can be one of the following types: Port based S-tagged I-tagged Total I-SID Count Specifies the total number of elected and non-elected ports. Elected I-SIDs Specifies the Elected Service Identifiers (I-SID) list. Non-Elected I-SIDs Specifies the Non-Elected Service Identifiers (I-SID) list.
18-38 Cisco Prime Network 4.3.2 User Guide Chapter 18 Managing Carrier Ethernet Configurations Working with PBB-EVPN Viewing Ethernet Segment Properties To view the Ethernet segment properties: Step 1Right-click the required device in the Vision client and choose Inventory. Step 2In the Inventory window, choose Logical Inventory > Ethernet Segments to view the Ethernet segment container properties. Step 3Double-click an interface to view its PBBe VPN Ethernet segment properties. Table 18-21 describes the information displayed for PBBe VPN Ethernet segment properties. MAC Flushing Mode Specifies the MAC flush over Multiple VLAN Registration Protocol (MVRP). The possible values in the MAC Flushing Mode field can be one of the following: Spanning Tree Protocol - Topology Change Notification (STP-TCN) MVRP The default value is STP-TCN. Peering Timer Specifies the interface-specific peering timer in seconds. The default value is 45 seconds. Recovery Timer Specifies the interface-specific recovery timer in seconds. The range is 20 to 3600 seconds. The default value is 20 seconds. Flush Again Timer Specifies the interface-specific MAC flush again timer in seconds. The range is 0 to 120 seconds. The default value is 60 seconds. Table 18-20 Ethernet Segment Container Properties (continued) Field Description Table 18-21 Ethernet Segment Properties Field Description Interface Name Name of the interface that is connected to the Ethernet segment. Associated Interface Associated Name of the interface that is connected to the Ethernet segment. ES ID The Ethernet Segment Identifier (ES ID) is a 10-byte field. It identifies the unique Ethernet segment in the core network of the PE routers. Source MAC Address Specifies the Ethernet Segment MAC Address. Access Topology Mode Specifies one of the following network types: Single Home Device (SH) Single Home Network (SHN) Dual Home Device (DHD) Dual Home Network (DHN) Multi Home Network (MHN) The default value is MHN.
18-39 Cisco Prime Network 4.3.2 User Guide Chapter 18 Managing Carrier Ethernet Configurations Working with PBB-EVPN Access Topology Flow ModeSpecifies the flow of traffic in a network. The flow mode can be one of the following options: Active/Active per-flow Active/Active per-service I-SID Primary Services Specifies the type of primary customer service interfaces provided by the IB-BEB bridge. The primary customer service interfaces can be one of the following types: Port based S-tagged I-tagged I-SID Secondary ServicesSpecifies the type of secondary customer service interfaces provided by the IB-BEB bridge. The secondary customer service interfaces can be one of the following types: Port based S-tagged I-tagged Total I-SID Count Specifies the total number of elected and non-elected ports. Elected I-SIDs Specifies the Elected Service Identifiers (I-SID) list. Non-Elected I-SIDs Specifies the Non-Elected Service Identifiers (I-SID) list. MAC Flushing Mode Specifies the MAC flush over MVRP. The possible values in the MAC Flushing Mode field can be one of the following: STP-TCN MVRP The default value is STP-TCN. Peering Timer Specifies the interface-specific peering timer in seconds. The default value is 45 seconds. Recovery Timer Specifies the interface-specific recovery timer in seconds. The range is 20 to 3600 seconds. The default value is 20 seconds. Flush Again Timer Specifies the interface-specific MAC flush again timer in seconds. The range is 0 to120 seconds. The default value is 60 seconds. Redundancy Group Entries IP Address Identifies the redundancy group IP address that is associated to an Ethernet segment. Is Self Specifies whether the redundancy group IP Address belongs to a local border gateway protocol (BGP). Table 18-21 Ethernet Segment Properties (continued) Field Description
18-40 Cisco Prime Network 4.3.2 User Guide Chapter 18 Managing Carrier Ethernet Configurations Working with PBB-VPLS Working with PBB-VPLS The Virtual Private LAN service (VPLS) is a class of VPN that supports the connection of multiple sites in a single bridged domain over a managed MPLS network. The VPLS is a multipoint service and it can also transport non-IP traffic. All customer premises at a VPLS instance appear to be on the same local area network regardless of their actual locations. The VPLS uses an Ethernet interface to the customer. A VPLS network consists of the following three main components. Customer Edges Provider Edges IP/MPLS core network This section consists of the following topics: Viewing PBB-VPLS Core Bridge Properties, page 18-40 Viewing PBB-VPLS Customer Bridge Properties, page 18-42 Working with PBB-MMRP, page 18-44 Viewing PBB-VPLS Core Bridge Properties To view the PBB-VPLS bridge properties: Step 1Double-click the required device in the Vision client. Step 2In the Inventory window, choose Logical Inventory > Bridges to view the list of bridges. Step 3Select a PBB-VPLS bridge to view the properties. Table 18-22 describes the information displayed for PBB-VPLS bridge properties. Table 18-22 PBB-VPLS Bridge Properties Field Description Name PBB bridge name. Type Specifies the type of bridge. There can be two types of bridges: I-Bridge—Interfaces with the customer edge. B-bridge—Interfaces with the core network. VLAN ID Specifies the VLAN identifier of the subscriber. VSI VSI information, hyperlinked to the VSI entry in logical inventory. Evi Specifies a unique route distinguisher per customer. There can only be one EVI per core bridge. MMRP Enabled Denotes Multiple MAC Registration Protocol (MMRP). It allows multicast traffic in bridged LANs. NoteThe MMRP is enabled in the VPLS network. Pseudowires Tab
18-41 Cisco Prime Network 4.3.2 User Guide Chapter 18 Managing Carrier Ethernet Configurations Working with PBB-VPLS ID Pseudowire identifier, hyperlinked to the VLAN entry in Bridges in logical inventory. Peer Identifier of the pseudowire peer, hyperlinked to the entry in the Pseudowire Tunnel Edges table in logical inventory. SAII Specifies the Source Access Individual Identifier (SAII) of the tunnel. NoteThe SAII attribute can be configured only if the Pseudowire type is FEC129 TYPE II. Tunnel Status Operational state of the tunnel: Up or Down. TAII Specifies the Target Attachment Individual Identifier (TAII) of the tunnel. NoteThe TAII can be configured only if the Pseudowire type is FEC129 TYPE II. Peer Router IP IP address of the peer router for this pseudowire. Pseudowire Type Type of pseudowire, such as Ethernet, Ethernet Tagged, CESoPSN Basic, PPP, SAToP or FEC129 TYPE II. Pseudowire Role If the pseudowire is in a redundancy configuration, then the pseudowire role indicates whether its a primary pseudowire or a secondary pseudowire in the configuration. If the pseudowire is not configured for redundancy, the field is blank. Preferred Path Tunnel Specifies the path that has to be used for MPLS pseudowire traffic. Local Router IP Specifies the IP address of the tunnel edge, which is used as the router identifier. Local MTU Specifies the byte size of the MTU on the local interface. Remote MTU Specifies the byte size of the MTU on the remote interface. Local VC Label Specifies the MPLS label that is used by the local router to identify or access the tunnel. It is inserted in the MPLS label stack by the local router. Peer VC Label Specifies the MPLS label that is used by the peer router to identify or access the tunnel. It is inserted in the MPLS label stack by the peer router. Signaling Protocol Specifies the protocol that is used to build the tunnel, such as the LDP or TDP. Peer Status Specifies the status of the peer link. Associated EVC Name Specifies the name of the associated EVC. VPLS I-Bridge Associations Tab Table 18-22 PBB-VPLS Bridge Properties (continued) Field Description
18-42 Cisco Prime Network 4.3.2 User Guide Chapter 18 Managing Carrier Ethernet Configurations Working with PBB-VPLS Viewing PBB-VPLS Customer Bridge Properties The PBB-VPLS customer bridges communicates directly with the customer edge. Multiple customer bridges can communicate with the core bridge. To view the PBB-VPLS customer bridge properties: Step 1Double-click the required device in the Vision client. Step 2In the Inventory window, choose Logical Inventory > Bridges. Step 3Select a PBB-VPLS customer bridge to view the properties. Table 18-22 describes the information displayed for PBB-VPLS bridge properties. I-SID Specifies a 24-bit identifier that represents the backbone service instance. I-Bridge Specifies the exchange identification (XID) in the I-Bridge component. The XID is hyperlinked to the relevant bridge in the logical inventory. Table 18-22 PBB-VPLS Bridge Properties (continued) Field Description Table 18-23 PBB-VPLS Customer Bridge Properties Field Description Name PBB customer bridge name. Type Specifies the type of bridge. There can be two types of bridges: I-Bridge—Interfaces with the customer edge. B-bridge—Interfaces with the core network. VLAN ID Specifies the VLAN identifier of the subscriber. I-SID Specifies a 24-bit identifier that represents the backbone service instance. B-Bridge Specifies the XID of the B-Bridge component. The XID is hyperlinked to the relevant bridge in logical inventory. Pseudowires Tab ID Pseudowire identifier, hyperlinked to the VLAN entry in Bridges in logical inventory. Peer Identifier of the pseudowire peer, hyperlinked to the entry in the Pseudowire Tunnel Edges table in logical inventory.
18-43 Cisco Prime Network 4.3.2 User Guide Chapter 18 Managing Carrier Ethernet Configurations Working with PBB-VPLS SAII Specifies the Source Access Individual Identifier (SAII) of the tunnel. NoteThe SAII attribute can be configured only if the Pseudowire type is FEC129 TYPE II. Tunnel Status Operational state of the tunnel: Up or Down. TAII Specifies the Target Attachment Individual Identifier (TAII) of the tunnel. NoteThe TAII can be configured only if the Pseudowire type is FEC129 TYPE II. Peer Router IP IP address of the peer router for this pseudowire. Pseudowire Type Type of pseudowire, such as Ethernet, Ethernet Tagged, CESoPSN Basic, PPP, SAToP or FEC129 TYPE II. Pseudowire Role If the pseudowire is in a redundancy configuration, then the pseudowire role indicates whether its a primary pseudowire or a secondary pseudowire in the configuration. If the pseudowire is not configured for redundancy, the field is blank. Preferred Path Tunnel Specifies the path that has to be used for MPLS pseudowire traffic. Local Router IP Specifies the IP address of the tunnel edge, which is used as the router identifier. Local MTU Specifies the byte size of the MTU on the local interface. Remote MTU Specifies the byte size of the MTU on the remote interface. Local VC Label Specifies the MPLS label that is used by the local router to identify or access the tunnel. It is inserted in the MPLS label stack by the local router. Peer VC Label Specifies the MPLS label that is used by the peer router to identify or access the tunnel. It is inserted in the MPLS label stack by the peer router. Signaling Protocol Specifies the protocol that is used to build the tunnel, such as the LDP or TDP. Peer Status Specifies the status of the peer link. Associated EVC Name Specifies the name of the associated EVC. EFPs Tab EFP ID EFP identifier. Operational State EFP operational state. VLAN VLAN identifier. Inner VLAN CE-VLAN identifier. Translated VLAN Translated VLAN identifier. Translated Inner VLAN Translated CE-VLAN identifier. Table 18-23 PBB-VPLS Customer Bridge Properties Field Description
18-44 Cisco Prime Network 4.3.2 User Guide Chapter 18 Managing Carrier Ethernet Configurations Working with PBB-MMRP Working with PBB-MMRP Multiple MAC registration protocol (MMRP) is a data link layer 2 protocol that registers group MAC addresses on multiple switches. The MMRP allows multicast traffic in bridged LANs and provides a mechanism to achieve the following: Register or unregister group membership information across the bridges attached to the same LAN. Register or unregister individual MAC address information across the bridges attached to the same LAN. Communicate the registration information across all the bridges that support extended filtering services in the bridged network. MMRP operates on the services provided by the Multiple Registration Protocol (MRP). It allows bridges, switches or other similar devices to register or unregister attribute values such as VLAN identifiers and multicast the group membership information across a large LAN. You can view the following properties in the PBB-MMRP network: Viewing MMRP Container Properties, page 18-44 Viewing MMRP Registration Properties, page 18-46 Viewing MMRP Container Properties To view MMRP container properties: Step 1Right-click the required device in the Vision client and choose Inventory. Step 2In the Inventory window, choose Logical Inventory > MMRP to view the container properties. Table 18-24 describes the information displayed for the MMRP container properties. Binding Port Hyperlinked entry to the port in physical inventory. Description Brief description of the EFP. Ingress Policy The name of the ingress service policy associated with the subscriber template. This field is applicable only for IP Subscriber and Service templates. Egress Policy The name of the egress service policy associated with the subscriber template. This field is applicable only for IP Subscriber and Service templates. Service Control Policy Specifies the policy for a port or operation. MMRP Participants Tab Associated MMRP ParticipantSpecifies an entry that is hyperlinked to an associated MMRP service for that bridge. Table 18-23 PBB-VPLS Customer Bridge Properties Field Description
18-45 Cisco Prime Network 4.3.2 User Guide Chapter 18 Managing Carrier Ethernet Configurations Working with PBB-MMRP Table 18-24 MMRP Container Properties Field Description Flood Time Specifies the flood time to enable the flooding of traffic for the whole core bridge when the MMRP feature is first enabled on the core bridge. The range is 3 to 600 seconds. Leave All Time Specifies the minimum time in seconds for the Leave All timer parameter to check how often Leave All messages are sent for all the active ports. The range is 5 to 30 seconds. The default value is 10 seconds. Leave Time Specifies the leave time for all the active ports. The range is 1 to 90 seconds. The default value is 30 seconds. Join Time Specifies the maximum time for controlling the interval between transmit opportunities that are applied to the applicant state machine for all active ports. Periodic Transmit Specifies the periodic transmit interval of Multiple MAC Registration Protocol Data Units (MMRPDU) on all active ports. The range is 2 to10 seconds. MMRP Participants Tab Peer IP Address Specifies the neighbor Peer IP address. PW ID Specifies the associated Pseudowire ID. Bridge Domain Specifies the associated B-Bridge domain. Participant Type Specifies the node participating in MMRP. In PBB-MMRP, each IB-PE router in B-domain is a participant. The possible value is FULL. Flood Optimization Specifies if the flood optimization is enabled between two point-to-point peers. The possible value is Yes. Participant State Specifies the state of the Participant. The possible value is Normal. Registrar State Specifies the state of the Registrar. The Registrar listens to the MRPDUs and registers the applicants. The possible value is Normal. Leave State Specifies the state of one or more remote IB-PE routers that must leave the group B-MAC address flooding tree. Join State Specifies the state of one or more remote IB-PE routers that must join the group B-MAC address flooding tree. Last Peer Specifies the last peer. Failed Registrations Specifies the number of failed registrations when the PE bridges join the network.
18-46 Cisco Prime Network 4.3.2 User Guide Chapter 18 Managing Carrier Ethernet Configurations Working with PBB-MMRP Viewing MMRP Registration Properties To view the MMRP registration properties: Step 1Right-click the required device in the Vision client and choose Inventory. Step 2In the Inventory window, choose Logical Inventory > MMRP to view the container properties. Step 3Double-click any row to view its registration properties. Table 18-25 describes the information displayed for MMRP registration properties. Table 18-25 MMRP Registration Properties Field Description Peer IP Address Specifies the neighbor peer IP address. PW ID Specifies the associated pseudowire ID. Bridge Domain Specifies the associated B-Bridge domain Participant Type Specifies the participating node in MMRP. In PBB-MMRP, each IB-PE router in B-domain is a participant. The possible value is FULL. Point To Point Specifies if flood optimization is enabled between two point-to-point peers. The possible value is Yes. Applicant State Announces the group B-MAC address and triggers MRPDU propagation. The possible values can be one of the following: Normal Quiet Active Registrar State Specifies the state of the Registrar. The Registrar listens to the MRPDUs and registers the applicants. The possible value is Normal. Leave Specifies the state of one or more remote IB-PE routers that must leave the group B-MAC address flooding tree. Join Specifies the state of one or more remote IB-PE routers that must join the group B-MAC address flooding tree. Last Peer Specifies the last peer. Failed Registrations Specifies the number of failed registrations when the PE bridges join the network. Registered Neighbours Tab I-SID Specifies a 24-bit identifier that represents the backbone service instance. B-MAC Specifies the bridge MAC Address. Participant State Specifies the state of the Participant. The default value is Normal. Registrar State Specifies the state of the Registrar. The Registrar listens to the MRPDUs and registers the applicants. The possible value is In.