CTR 8500-8300 3.0 EOM Config July2015 260-668256-002

CTR 8300/8500 CONFIGURATION
EOAM
Version 3.0
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July 2015
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Product Compliance Notes

CTR 8540, CTR 8312, and CTR 8311 have been tested for and meet EMC Directive 2004/108/EC. The equipment
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CTR 8540, CTR 8312, and CTR 8311 are Class A products. In a domestic environment these products may
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is intended to be used exclusively in telecommunications centers.
At CT R s of tw ar e r el eas e 3 . 0 , op er ati on of IRU 6 0 0 i s n ot s u p p or ted .
At CT R s of tw ar e r el eas e 3 . 0 , op er ati on of ODU 6 0 0 or ODU 3 0 0 h p on ANSI f r eq u en c y b an d s
i s n ot s u p p or ted .
At CT R s of tw ar e r el eas e 3 . 0 , op er ati on of ODU 6 0 0 on th e l i c en s e- f r ee 5 . 8 GHz b an d i s n ot
s u p p or ted .
International Use of 5.8GHz

ODU 600 or IRU 600 with CTR 8540, CTR 8312, or CTR 8311 on the 5.8 GHz license-free band do not employ
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Declaration of Conformity, R&TTE Directive, 1999/5/EC

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Table of Contents
Copyright & Terms of Use i
Aviat Networks Technical & Sales Support ii
Product Compliance Notes iii
International Use of 5.8GHz iii
WEEE Directive iii
RoHS Directive iii
Declaration of Conformity, R&TTE Directive, 1999/5/EC iv
Table of Contents vii
CHAPTER 1. INTRODUCTION TO EOAM 1

Purpose and Scope 1
Acronyms 1
References 1
Document Conventions 1
General Configurations 2
CHAPTER 2. EOAM PROTOCOL DESCRIPTION 3

Discovery 3
Link Monitoring 3
Remote Failure Indication 4
Remote Loopback 4
CHAPTER 3. CONFIGURING EOAM 5

Configuration Guidelines 5
Default Configurations 5
EOAM System Control 6
Configuring EOAM Globally 6
Configuring Organization Unique Identifier 7
Configuring Error-Event Resend Count 7
Port Specific EOAM Configuration 8
Configuring EOAM Mode 12
Denying or Permitting EOAM Remote Loopback 14
Configuring EOAM Remote Loopback 16
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Configuring EOAM Link Monitor- Link Events 18

Configuring EOAM Link Monitor- Symbol period event Window Size 21
Configuring EOAM Link Monitor- Frame event Window Size 22
Configuring EOAM Link Monitor- Frame period event Window Size 24
Configuring EOAM Link Monitor- Frame-secs-summary period event Window Size 25
Configuring EOAM Link Monitor- Symbol period Threshold Error Count 27
Configuring EOAM Link Monitor- Frame Threshold Error Count 28
Configuring EOAM Link Monitor- Frame Period Threshold Error Count 29
Configuring EOAM Link Monitor- Frame Secs Summary Period Threshold Error Count 31
Configuring EOAM Critical Event 32
Configuring EOAM Dying Gasp 33
Displaying EOAM Status 34
EOAM Configuration Examples 37
Example 1: EOAM Basic Configuration 37
Example 2: EOAM Basic Configuration with Remote-Loopback. 38
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Chapter 1. Introduction to EOAM

Purpose and Scope
The Aviat Networks EOAM (Ethernet Operation Administration and Maintenance) software
provides the network operators, the ability to monitor the health and performance of the net-
work on Ethernet point-to-point physical links and to quickly determine the location of failing
links or fault conditions. This is applicable to all Ethernet in First Mile (EFM) technologies.
This document explains the configurations for Aviat Networks EOAM running as a part of Aviat
Networks CTR 8500 or 8300. The reader is expected to have a basic knowledge of the protocol
as a pre-requisite.
Acronyms
The acronyms expanded in the following table are fundamental to the information in this doc-
ument.
Table 1-1. Acronyms used in this document
Acronym Expansion
EFM Ethernet in First Mile
EOAM Ethernet Operations, Administration and Maintenance. Note that in
this document EOAM and OAM are used interchangeably.
OAMPDU Operations, Administration and Maintenance Protocol Data Units
DTE Data Terminal Equipment
OUI Organization Unique Identifier
TLV Type, Length, Value
CMIP Common Management Interface Protocol
FSAP Flexible Software Architecture for Portability
MIB Management Information Base
CLI Command Line Interfaces
MAC Media Access Control
References
l CTR 8500 CLI Reference Guide.
Document Conventions
Table 1-2. Conventions Used in this Document
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Convention Usage
Code text CLI (Command Line Interface) Com-
mands
Code Italics User Inputs to Command
Blue code CLI Command output
Red code Output of the configured value
General Configurations
The following table provides the access and exit methods to various general configuration
modes.
Table 1-3. General Configurations
Command Mode Access Method Prompt Exit method
User EXEC This is the initial mode to start aos> The logout method is
a session. used.
Privileged EXEC Use the enable command to aos# Use the command dis-
enter the Privileged EXEC able to return from the
mode. Privileged EXEC mode to
User EXEC mode, the dis-
able command is used.
Global Con- Enter Privileged EXEC mode aos(config)# Use the command exit
figuration and use the command con- to log out of the Global
figure terminal to enter Configuration Mode, and
the Global Configuration the command end to log
Mode. out of the Privileged
EXEC mode.
Interface Con- In Global Configuration Mode, aos(config-if)# Use the command exit
figuration use the command command to log out of the Global
interface <interface- Configuration Mode, and
type><interface-id>to the command end to log
enter the Interface Con- out of the Privileged
figuration Mode. EXEC mode.
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Chapter 2. EOAM Protocol

Description
Ethernet Operation Administration and Maintenance (EOAM) is a protocol for installing, mon-
itoring, and troubleshooting metro Ethernet networks. It relies on a new, optional sublayer in
the data link layer of the OSI model. EOAM can be implemented on any full-duplex point-to-
point. Normal link operation does not require Ethernet OAM.
OAM frames, called OAM protocol data units (PDUs), use the slow protocol destination MAC
address 0180.c200.0002 and Subtype value 0x03. They are intercepted by the MAC sublayer
and cannot propagate beyond a single hop within an Ethernet network. EOAM is a relatively
slow protocol with modest bandwidth requirements. The frame transmission rate is limited to a
maximum of 10 frames per second; therefore, the impact of OAM on normal operations is neg-
ligible.
Aviat Networks implementation of EOAM supports the following OAM features as defined by
IEEE 802.3ah Clause 57 <Std 802.3ah – 2004>, Ethernet in the First Mile.
Discovery
Discovery is the first phase of EOAM and it identifies the devices in the network and their OAM-
capabilities. Discovery uses information OAMPDUs. During the discovery phase, the following
information is advertised within the periodic information OAMPDUs:
l OAM mode - Conveyed to the remote OAM entity. The mode can be either active or
passive and can be used to determine device functionality.
l OAM configuration (capabilities) - Advertises the capabilities of the local OAM entity.
With this information a peer can determine, what functions are supported and
accessible; for example, loopback capability.
l OAMPDU configuration - Includes the maximum OAMPDU size for receipt and
delivery. This information along with the rate limiting of 10 frames per second can be
used to limit the bandwidth allocated to OAM traffic.
l Platform identity - A combination of an organization unique identifier (OUI) and 32-
bits of vendor-specific information. OUI allocation, controlled by the IEEE, is
typically the first three bytes of a MAC address.
Link Monitoring
Link monitoring in EOAM detects and indicates link faults under a variety of conditions.
LinkMonitoring uses an event notification OAMPDU, and sends the events to the remote OAM
entity, when there are problems detected on the link. The error events include the following:
l Error Symbol Period
l Error Frame
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l Error Frame Period

l Error Frame Seconds Summary
Since IEEE 802.3ah OAM does not provide a guaranteed delivery of any OAMPDU, the event
notification OAMPDUs are sent multiple times to reduce the probability of a lost notification. A
sequence number is used to recognize the duplicate events.
Remote Failure Indication

Faults in Ethernet connectivity are caused by slowly deteriorating quality. This is difficult to
detect. EOAM provides a mechanism for an OAM entity to convey these failure conditions to its
peer through specific flags in the OAMPDU. The following failure conditions can be com-
municated:
l Link Fault – The receiver detects Loss of signal. This is sent once per second
in the Information OAMPDU. Link fault applies only when, the physical
sublayer is capable of independent transmit and receive operations.
l Dying Gasp - An unrecoverable condition has occurred; for example, a power
failure. This type of condition is vendor specific. A notification about the
condition will be sent immediately and continuously.
l Critical Event - An unspecified critical event has occurred. This type of event
is vendor specific. The critical event is sent immediately and continuously.
Remote Loopback
An OAM entity can put its remote peer into remote loopback mode by using the Loopback Con-
trol OAMPDU. Remote loopback mode helps an administrator ensure the quality of links during
installation or during troubleshooting. In remote loopback mode, every frame received is trans-
mitted back on the same port except for OAMPDUs and PAUSE frames. The periodic exchange
of OAMPDUs must continue during the OAM remote loopback state to maintain the OAM ses-
sion. The remote loopback command is acknowledged by responding with an information
OAMPDU with updated state information.
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Chapter 3. Configuring EOAM

The following sections describe the configuration of the EOAM Protocol.
Figure 3-1. EOAM Topology

l CTR Switch A: MAC Address: 00:01:02:03:04:05
l CTR Switch B: MAC Address: 00:02:02:03:04:05
Configuration Guidelines
The guidelines for the configuration of EOAM are:
l EOAM must be globally enabled prior to enabling it on the specified ports.
l It is possible to configure EOAM parameters on a port, that is not enabled,
but the configuration has no effect.
l EOAM must be enabled, only on the physical interface and not on the port-
channel or VLAN interfaces.
Default Configurations
Feature Default Setting
EOAM System control status Disabled
EOAM Global Status Disabled
EOAM OUI First three bytes of the system MAC address
EOAM error-event resend count 10
EOAM Port Status Disabled
EOAM mode Active
EOAM Remote Loopback Deny
EOAM Loopback Status No Loopback
EOAM Link-Monitor Symbol-Period Enabled
EOAM Link-Monitor Frame Enabled
EOAM Link-Monitor Frame-period Enabled
EOAM Link-Monitor Frame-sec- Enabled
summary
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EOAM Link-Monitor Symbol-Period 625 (Millions)

Window
EOAM Link-Monitor Frame Window 10
EOAM Link-Monitor Frame-Period 10000000
Window
EOAM Link-Monitor Frame-Sec- 100
Summary Window
EOAM Link-Monitor Symbol-Period 1
Threshold
EOAM Link-Monitor Frame 1
Threshold
EOAM Link-Monitor Frame-Period 1
Threshold
EOAM Link-Monitor Frame-Sec- 1
Summary Threshold
EOAM Critical-Event Enabled
EOAM Dying-Gasp Enabled
EOAM System Control

When the switch comes up, the System Control of EOAM is globally started by default.
1. Execute the following commands to shutdown the EOAM globally.
2. Enter the Global Configuration mode.
aos# configure terminal
3. Shutdown EOAM.
aos(config)#shutdown ethernet-oam
4. Return to the Privileged EXEC mode.
aos(config)#end
5. View the EOAM global status, changed as per the input by executing the following
show command.
aos# show ethernet-oam global information
% Ethernet OAM module is shutdown
The fol l owi ng command i s used to start the EOAM gl ob-
al l y.
aos(config)# no shutdown ethernet-oam
Configuring EOAM Globally

When the switch comes up, EOAM is disabled by default.
1. Execute the following commands on both the switches to enable the EOAM.
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3. Enable EOAM.
aos(config)#set ethernet-oam enable
aos(config)#end
5. Execute the show command to view the EOAM status, changed as per the input.
Ethernet OAM has been enabled
OUI configured is 00:04:02
Error event OAMPDU resend count: 10
The fol l owi ng command i s used to di sabl e the EOAM
Status.
aos(config)# set ethernet-oam disable
Configuring Organization Unique Identifier

1. Execute the following commands on the switch to Configure OUI.
3. Configure OUI Value.
aos(config)#set ethernet-oam oui aa:aa:aa
aos(config)#end
5. View the EOAM OUI value, changed as per the input by executing the following
show command.
Ethernet OAM has been disabled
OUI configured is aa:aa:aa
Error event OAMPDU resend count:10
Execute the no form of thi s command, to set the defaul t
val ue.
aos(config)#no ethernet-oam oui
Configuring Error-Event Resend Count

1. The following commands are executed on the switch to configure Error-Event
Resend Count:
3. Configure Error Event Resend Count of OAMPDUs.
aos(config)# ethernet-oam link-monitor event-
resend 7
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aos(config)#end
5. View the EOAM error event resend count, changed as per the input by executing
the following show command.
Ethernet OAM has been disabled
OUI configured is aa:aa:aa
Error event OAMPDU resend count: 7
val ue.
aos(config)#no ethernet-oam link-monitor event-
resend
Port Specific EOAM Configuration

1. Execute the following commands on both the switches to enable the EOAM on a
port.
3. Enter the interface configuration mode.
aos(config)#interface gigabitethernet 0/1
aos(config-if)# no shutdown
4. Enable EOAM on a port
aos(config-if)# ethernet-oam enable
aos(config)#end
6. View the EOAM Configuration on a port by executing the following show com-
mand.
aos# show port ethernet-oam gigabitethernet 0/1
Port State Mode Status
LinkMonitor ConfigRev MaxPdu
------- -------- ------- ------------------- -----
------ --------- ------
Gi0/1 enable active Disabled enable
0 1518
Port Remote Link UniDir Variable

Loopback Event retrieval
------- -------- ------- ------- ---------
Gi0/1 deny enable disable enable
Port ErrSymbol Period ErrSymbol Period

Window Threshold
(millions) Count
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------- -------------------- --------------------

Gi0/1 625 1
Port ErrFrame Period ErrFrame Period

Window Threshold
Count
------- ---------------- ----------------
Gi0/1 10000000 1
Port Errored Frame Errored Frame

Window Threshold
(100 msec) Count
------- ---------------- ----------------
Gi0/1 10 1
Port ErrFrameSec Summary ErrFrameSec Summary

Window Threshold
(100 msec) Count
------- ------------------- -------------------
Gi0/1 100 1
The fol l owi ng command i s used to di sabl e the EOAM on a
port.
aos(config)#ethernet-oam disable
7. Enabling EOAM on the ports, initiates discovery process by transmitting
OAMPDUs on the enabled port. Verify the status of EOAM on the configured port by
using the following commands.
8. In SWITCH A:
------- -------- ------- ------------------- -----
------ --------- ------
Gi0/1 enable active Operational enable
0 1518

------- -------- ------- ------- ---------
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Window Threshold
(millions) Count
------- -------------------- --------------------
Gi0/1 625 1

Window Threshold
Count
------- ---------------- ----------------
Gi0/1 10000000 1

Window Threshold
(100 msec) Count
------- ---------------- ----------------
Gi0/1 10 1
Window Threshold
(100 msec) Count
------- ------------------- -------------------
Gi0/1 100 1
9. In SWITCH B:
------- -------- ------- ------------------- -----
------ --------- ------
Gi0/1 enable active Operational enable
0 1518

------- -------- ------- ------- ---------

Window Threshold
(millions) Count
------- -------------------- --------------------
Gi0/1 625 1
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Window Threshold
Count
------- ---------------- ----------------
Gi0/1 10000000 1

Window Threshold
(100 msec) Count
------- ---------------- ----------------
Gi0/1 10 1

Window Threshold
(100 msec) Count
------- ------------------- -------------------
Gi0/1 100 1
F or Mul ti pl e I nstance confi gurati on, enabl e al l the i nter -
faces and map the i nterfaces to the correspondi ng swi tch
(vi rtual i nstance). The commands for the confi gurati ons
of EOAM are common for both si ngl e and mul ti pl e
i nstances. I n the case of MI case, the port must be
mapped to a swi tch before doi ng any confi gurati on for
EOAM on that port.
10. Execute the following commands for switch creation and Interface mapping.
11. Create a switch.
aos(config)# switch default
aos(config-switch)# exit
12. Enable the interface and map it to the Switch.
aos(config)# interface gigabitethernet 0/1
aos(config-if)# map switch default
aos(config-if)# exit
aos(config-if)# map switch default
aos(config-if)# end
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1. Execute the following commands in the switch to configure the EOAM Mode on a
port to make passive.
4. Configure EOAM Mode on a port
aos(config-if)# ethernet-oam mode passive
Here the mode can be any one of the following:
- Active: Switch configured in active node initiate the exchange of information
OAMPDUs for the discovery process to settle. Active devices should not respond to
OAM remote loopback commands and variable requests from a Passive peer.
- Passive: Switch configured in passive node does not initiate the discovery pro-
cess. It reacts to the initiation of discovery process by Remote DTE.
Return to the Privileged EXEC mode.
aos(config)#end
5. View the EOAM Mode on a port, changed as per the input by executing the fol-
lowing show command.
------- -------- ------- ------------------- -----
------ --------- ------
Gi0/1 enable passive Disabled enable
0 1518

------- -------- ------- ------- ---------

Window Threshold
(millions) Count
------- -------------------- --------------------
Gi0/1 625 1

Window Threshold
Count
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------- ---------------- ----------------

Gi0/1 10000000 1

Window Threshold
(100 msec) Count
------- ---------------- ----------------
Gi0/1 10 1

Window Threshold
(100 msec) Count
------- ------------------- -------------------
Gi0/1 100 1
6. Execute the following commands in the switch to configure the EOAM Mode on a
port to make Active.
9. Configure EOAM Mode on a port
aos(config-if)# ethernet-oam mode active
Here the mode can be any one of the following:
- Active: Switch configured in active node initiate the exchange of information
OAMPDUs for the discovery process to settle. Active devices should not respond to
OAM remote loopback commands and variable requests from a Passive peer.
- Passive: Switch configured in passive node does not initiate the discovery pro-
cess. It reacts to the initiation of discovery process by Remote DTE.
aos(config)#end
10. View the EOAM Mode on a port, changed as per the input by executing the fol-
lowing show command.
------- -------- ------- ------------------- -----
------ --------- ------
Gi0/1 enable active Disabled enable
0 1518

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------- -------- ------- ------- ---------


Window Threshold
(millions) Count
------- -------------------- --------------------
Gi0/1 625 1

Window Threshold
Count
------- ---------------- ----------------
Gi0/1 10000000 1

Window Threshold
(100 msec) Count
------- ---------------- ----------------
Gi0/1 10 1

Window Threshold
(100 msec) Count
------- ------------------- -------------------
Gi0/1 100 1
Denying or Permitting EOAM Remote Loopback

1. Execute the following commands in the switch to configure the EOAM Remote
Loopback permission on a port.
4. Set EOAM Remote loopback process on a port.
aos(config-if)# ethernet-oam remote-loopback
permit
The remote loopback process options are of two types:
- Permit: Process the remote EOAM Loopback commands
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- Deny: Ignores the remote EOAM Loopback commands

aos(config)#end
5. View the EOAM remote loopback permission on a port, changed as per the input
by executing the following show command.
------- -------- ------- ------------------- -----
------ --------- ------
Gi0/1 enable passive Disabled
enable 0 1518

------- -------- ------- ------- ---------
Gi0/1 permit enable disable enable

Window Threshold
(millions) Count
------- -------------------- --------------------
Gi0/1 625 1
Window Threshold
Count
------- ---------------- ----------------
Gi0/1 10000000 1

Window Threshold
(100 msec) Count
------- ---------------- ----------------
Gi0/1 10 1

Window Threshold
(100 msec) Count
------- ------------------- -------------------
Gi0/1 100 1
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Configuring EOAM Remote Loopback

EOAM di scovery process must be i n operati onal state
before enabl i ng EOAM remote l oopback operati on.
EOAM remote l oopback must be set to ‘ permi t’ i n order to
process the l oopback command from the remote end.
1. Execute the following commands in switch B ( EOAM Topology-) to permit the
processing of EOAM Remote loopback command from switch A.
4. Set EOAM Remote loopback process loopback command on a port.
permit
aos(config)#end
6. Execute the following commands in switch A to put switch B in remote loopback
mode.
9. Set EOAM Remote loopback enable loopback commands on a port.
enable
The remote loopback process options are of two types:
- Enable: starts EOAM remote loopback
- Disable: stops EOAM remote loopback
aos(config)#end
10. View the EOAM remote loopback on a port, changed as per the input by execut-
ing the following show command.
In Switch A:
------- -------- ------- ------------------- -----
------ --------- ------
Gi0/1 enable active R-Loopback enable
0 1518
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------- -------- ------- ------- ---------

Window Threshold
(millions) Count
------- -------------------- --------------------
Gi0/1 625 1

Window Threshold
Count
------- ---------------- ----------------
Gi0/1 10000000 1
Window Threshold
(100 msec) Count
------- ---------------- ----------------
Gi0/1 10 1

Window Threshold
(100 msec) Count
------- ------------------- -------------------
Gi0/1 100 1
In Switch B:
------- -------- ------- ------------------- -----
------ --------- ------
Gi0/1 enable active L-Loopback enable
0 1518

------- -------- ------- ------- ---------
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Window Threshold
(millions) Count
------- -------------------- --------------------
Gi0/1 625 1

Window Threshold
Count
------- ---------------- ----------------
Gi0/1 10000000 1

Window Threshold
(100 msec) Count
------- ---------------- ----------------
Gi0/1 10 1

Window Threshold
(100 msec) Count
------- ------------------- -------------------
Gi0/1 100 1
Loopback test data wi l l be al l owed to test the qual i ty of
l i nks onl y after enabl i ng the Loopback on the speci fi ed
i nterface.
Configuring EOAM Link Monitor- Link Events

1. Execute the following commands in the switch to configure the EOAM Link Mon-
itor Symbol Period Event.
Symbol Peri od Event i s generated, when the number of
symbol errors exceeds a threshol d wi thi n a gi ven wi ndow
defi ned by a number of symbol s (e.g. 1,000 symbol s out
of 1,000,000 had errors).
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4. Disable EOAM Link Monitor – symbol period event on a port.

aos(config-if)# ethernet-oam link-monitor
symbol-period disable
aos(config)#end
The fol l owi ng command i s used to enabl e EOAM l i nk-mon-
i tor symbol -peri od
symbol-period enable
itor frame Event.
F rame Event i s generated, when the number of frame
errors exceeds a threshol d wi thi n a gi ven wi ndow defi ned
by a peri od of ti me (e.g. 10 frames i n 1 second had
errors).
9. Disable EOAM Link Monitor – symbol period event on a port.
aos(config-if)# ethernet-oam link-monitor frame
disable
aos(config)#end
i tor frame
enable
itor frame-Period Event.
F rame Peri od Event i s generated, when the number of
frame errors exceeds a threshol d wi thi n a gi ven wi ndow
defi ned by a number of frames (e.g. 10 frames out of
1000 had errors).
14. Disable EOAM Link Monitor – frame period event on a port.
aos(config-if)# ethernet-oam link-monitor frame-
period disable
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aos(config)#end
i tor frame-peri od
period enable
itor frame-secs-summary Event.
F rame-secs-summary Event i s generated, when the num-
ber of errored frame seconds exceeds a threshol d wi thi n a
gi ven ti me peri od (e.g. 10 errored frame seconds wi thi n
the l ast 100 seconds). An errored frame second i s defi ned
as a 1 second i nterval whi ch has frame errors >0.
19. Disable EOAM Link Monitor – frame-secs-summary event on a port.
secs-summary disable
aos(config)#end
i tor frame-secs-summary
secs-summary enable
21. View the EOAM link monitor - link event on a port, changed as per the input by
executing the following show command.
event-notifications
Link Event Notifications
--------------------------------------------------
-
Symbol Frame Frame Frame secs Critical Dying
Port Period Period Summary Event
Gasp
------- ------- ------- ------- ---------- -------
- -------
Gi0/1 disable disable disable disable enable
enable
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Configuring EOAM Link Monitor- Symbol period

event Window Size
1. Execute the following commands in the switch to configure the EOAM link mon-
itor symbol period window size.
4. Configure EOAM Link Monitor – symbol period window size on a port.
Symbol peri od i s confi gured i n uni ts of mi l l i ons, even i f i t
i s not speci fi ed at the command l i ne, i .e. i f the wi ndow
si ze i s speci fi ed as 3, then the system wi l l confi gure i t as
3 mi l l i ons.
symbol-period window 399
aos(config)#end
6. View the EOAM link monitor - symbol period event on a port, changed as per the
input by executing the following show command.
------- -------- ------- ------------------- -----
------ --------- ------
Gi0/1 enable active L-Loopback
enable 0 1518

------- -------- ------- ------- ---------

Window Threshold
(millions) Count
------- -------------------- --------------------
Gi0/1 399 1
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Window Threshold
Count
------- ---------------- ----------------
Gi0/1 10000000 1

Window Threshold
(100 msec) Count
------- ---------------- ----------------
Gi0/1 10 1

Window Threshold
(100 msec) Count
------- ------------------- -------------------
Gi0/1 100 1
val ue.
aos(config-if)# no ethernet-oam link-monitor
symbol-period window
Configuring EOAM Link Monitor- Frame event

Window Size
itor frame window size.
4. Configure EOAM link monitor – frame window size on a port.
window 499
aos(config)#end
6. View the EOAM link monitor - frame event on a port, changed as per the input by
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------- -------- ------- ------------------- -----
------ --------- ------
Gi0/1 enable active Disabled
enable 0 1518

------- -------- ------- ------- ---------

Window Threshold
(millions) Count
------- -------------------- --------------------
Gi0/1 625 1

Window Threshold
Count
------- ---------------- ----------------
Gi0/1 10000000 1

Window Threshold
(100 msec) Count
------- ---------------- ----------------
Gi0/1 499 1

Window Threshold
(100 msec) Count
------- ------------------- -------------------
Gi0/1 100 1
val ue.
frame window
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Configuring EOAM Link Monitor- Frame period

event Window Size
itor frame period window size.
4. Configure EOAM link monitor -frame period window size on a port.
period window 599
aos(config)#end
6. View the EOAM link monitor - frame period event on a port, changed as per the
input by executing the following show command.
------- -------- ------- ------------------- -----
------ --------- ------
enable 0 1518

------- -------- ------- ------- ---------

Window Threshold
(millions) Count
------- -------------------- --------------------
Gi0/1 625 1

Window Threshold
Count
------- ---------------- ----------------
Gi0/1 599 1
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Window Threshold
(100 msec) Count
------- ---------------- ----------------
Gi0/1 10 1

Window Threshold
(100 msec) Count
------- ------------------- -------------------
Gi0/1 100 1
val ue.
frame-period window
Configuring EOAM Link Monitor- Frame-secs-

summary period event Window Size
itor frame period window size.
4. Configure EOAM Link Monitor – Frame-secs-summary window size on a port.
secs-summary window 599
aos(config)#end
6. View the EOAM link monitor - frame-secs-summary event on a port, changed as
per the input by executing the following show command.
------- -------- ------- ------------------- -----
------ --------- ------
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enable 0 1518

------- -------- ------- ------- ---------

Window Threshold
(millions) Count
------- -------------------- --------------------
Gi0/1 625 1

Window Threshold
Count
------- ---------------- ----------------
Gi0/1 10000000 1

Window Threshold
(100 msec) Count
------- ---------------- ----------------
Gi0/1 10 1

Window Threshold
(100 msec) Count
------- ------------------- -------------------
Gi0/1 599 1
val ue.
frame-secs-summary window
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Configuring EOAM Link Monitor- Symbol period

Threshold Error Count
itor symbol period threshold error count.
4. Configure EOAM link monitor - symbol period threshold error on a port.
symbol-period threshold 299
aos(config)#end
6. View the EOAM link monitor - symbol period threshold error count on a port,
changed as per the inputs by executing the following show command.
------- -------- ------- ------------------- -----
------ --------- ------
enable 0 1518

------- -------- ------- ------- ---------

Window Threshold
(millions) Count
------- -------------------- --------------------
Gi0/1 625 299
Window Threshold
Count
------- ---------------- ----------------
Gi0/1 10000000 1
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Window Threshold
(100 msec) Count
------- ---------------- ----------------
Gi0/1 10 1

Window Threshold
(100 msec) Count
------- ------------------- -------------------
Gi0/1 100 1
val ue.
symbol-period threshold
Configuring EOAM Link Monitor- Frame Threshold

Error Count
itor frame threshold error count.
4. Configure EOAM Link Monitor - frame threshold error count on a port.
threshold 199
aos(config)#end
6. View the EOAM link monitor - frame threshold error count on a port, changed as
per the input by executing the following show command.
------- -------- ------- ------------------- -----
------ --------- ------
enable 0 1518

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------- -------- ------- ------- ---------


Window Threshold
(millions) Count
------- -------------------- --------------------
Gi0/1 625 1

Window Threshold
Count
------- ---------------- ----------------
Gi0/1 10000000 1

Window Threshold
(100 msec) Count
------- ---------------- ----------------
Gi0/1 10 199

Window Threshold
(100 msec) Count
------- ------------------- -------------------
Gi0/1 100 1
val ue.
frame threshold
Configuring EOAM Link Monitor- Frame Period

Threshold Error Count
itor frame period threshold error count.
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4. Configure EOAM Link Monitor - frame period threshold error count on a port.
period threshold 255
aos(config)#end
6. View the EOAM link monitor – frame period threshold error count on a port,
changed as per the input by executing the following show command.
------- -------- ------- ------------------- -----
------ --------- ------
enable 0 1518

------- -------- ------- ------- ---------

Window Threshold
(millions) Count
------- -------------------- --------------------
Gi0/1 625 1
Window Threshold
Count
------- ---------------- ----------------
Gi0/1 10000000 255

Window Threshold
(100 msec) Count
------- ---------------- ----------------
Gi0/1 10 1

Window Threshold
(100 msec) Count
------- ------------------- -------------------
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Gi0/1 100 1
val ue.
frame-period threshold
Configuring EOAM Link Monitor- Frame Secs

Summary Period Threshold Error Count
itor frame secs summary threshold error count.
4. Configure EOAM Link Monitor - frame secs summary threshold error count on a
port.
The threshold value must not exceed the
configured window size.
secs-summary threshold 99
aos(config)#end
6. View the EOAM link monitor – frame secs summary threshold error count on a
port, changed as per the input by executing the following show command.
------- -------- ------- ------------------- -----
------ --------- ------
enable 0 1518

------- -------- ------- ------- ---------

Window Threshold
(millions) Count
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------- -------------------- --------------------

Gi0/1 625 1

Window Threshold
Count
------- ---------------- ----------------
Gi0/1 10000000 1

Window Threshold
(100 msec) Count
------- ---------------- ----------------
Gi0/1 10 1

Window Threshold
(100 msec) Count
------- ------------------- -------------------
Gi0/1 100 99
val ue.
frame-secs-summary threshold
Configuring EOAM Critical Event

1. Execute the following commands in the switch to configure the EOAM critical
event. Enabling critical event on a port sends an event notification OAMPDUs to the
remote end.
4. Enable/Disable EOAM Link Monitor – critical event on a port.
aos(config-if)# ethernet-oam critical-event
disable
aos(config)#end
6. View the EOAM link monitor – critical event on a port, changed as per the input
by executing the following show command.
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event-notifications
--------------------------------------------------
-

Gasp
------- ------- ------- ------- ---------- -------
- -------
Gi0/1 enable enable enable enable disable
enable
Configuring EOAM Dying Gasp

1. Execute the following commands in the switch to configure the EOAM dying gasp.
Enabling dying gasp on a port sends an event notification OAMPDUs to the remote
end.
4. Enable/Disable EOAM Link Monitor – dying gasp on a port.
aos(config-if)# ethernet-oam dying-gasp disable
aos(config)#end
6. View the EOAM link monitor – dying gasp on a port, changed as per the input by
event-notifications
--------------------------------------------------
-
Gasp
------- ------- ------- ------- ---------- -------
- -------
Gi0/1 enable enable enable enable enable
disable
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Displaying EOAM Status

The following commands display the EOAM status.
Ethernet OAM has been enabled
OUI configured is 00:04:02
Error event OAMPDU resend count:10
------- -------- ------- ------------------- -----
------ --------- ------
Gi0/1 enable active Operational
enable 0 1518

------- -------- ------- ------- ---------

Window Threshold
(millions) Count
------- -------------------- --------------------
Gi0/1 625 1

Window Threshold
Count
------- ---------------- ----------------
Gi0/1 10000000 1

Window Threshold
(100 msec) Count
------- ---------------- ----------------
Gi0/1 10 1

Window Threshold
(100 msec) Count
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------- ------------------- -------------------

Gi0/1 100 1
I f executed, wi thout menti oni ng the i nterface, thi s com-
mand di spl ays the Ethernet-OAM l ocal i nformati on of al l
the avai l abl e i nterfaces.
neighbor
Port Mac Addr OUI VendorInfo
Mode ConfigRev MaxPdu
------- ----------------- -------- ---------- --
----- --------- ------
Gi0/1 00:02:02:03:04:01 00:02:02 00000000
active 2 64

------- --------- ------- ------- ---------
Gi0/1 enable enable disable enable
mand di spl ays the Ethernet-OAM peer i nformati on of al l
loopback-capabilities
Remote Loopback
Port Capability Control
------- ---------- -------
Gi0/1 enable deny
mand di spl ays the Ethernet-OAM l oopback capabi l i ti es of
al l the avai l abl e i nterfaces.
statistics
Port InfoPduRx UniEventRx DupEventRx RLBCtrlRx
VarReqRx VarResRx
------- --------- ---------- ---------- ---------
-------- --------
Gi0/1 200 0 0 0
0 0
Port InfoPduTx UniEventTx DupEventTx RLBCtrlTx

VarReqTx VarResTx
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------- --------- ---------- ---------- ---------

-------- --------
Gi0/1 2694 0 0 0
0 0
Port OrgSpecRx UnknownRx OrgSpecTx UnknownTx

FramesLost
------- --------- ---------- ---------- ---------
----------
Gi0/1 0 0 0 0
0
mand di spl ays the Ethernet-OAM stati sti cs of al l the avai l -
abl e i nterfaces.
event-log
Port: Gi0/1
Event: 1
Time : 18540
OUI : 01:80:c2
Event Type : Critical Link Event
Location : Remote
Event: 2
Time : 19200
OUI : 01:80:c2
Event Type : Dying Gasp Event
Location : Remote
mand di spl ays the Ethernet-OAM event-l og of al l the avai l -
abl e i nterfaces.
event-notifications
--------------------------------------------------
-
Gasp
------- ------- ------- ------- ---------- -------
- -------
Gi0/1 enable enable enable enable enable
enable
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mand di spl ays the Ethernet-OAM event-noti fi cati ons of al l
aos# clear port ethernet-oam gigabitethernet 0/1
statistics
aos# clear port ethernet-oam gigabitethernet 0/1
event-log
Command Purpose
clear port ethernet-oam interface inter- This Command clears the EOAM statistics.
face-id statistics
clear port ethernet-oam interface inter- This Command clears the EOAM event-log
face-id event-log

mand cl ears the Ethernet-OAM event-l og and stati sti cs of
al l the avai l abl e i nterfaces.
EOAM Configuration Examples
Example 1: EOAM Basic Configuration

Configuration for Switch1:
aos(config)# shutdown ethernet-oam
set ethernet-oam enable
aos(config-if)# end
aos#
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aos(config)# set ethernet-oam enable
aos(config)# end
aos#
Example 2: EOAM Basic Configuration with Remote-

Loopback.
aos(config-if)# shutdown
aos(config-if)# end
aos#
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aos(config-if)# ethernet-oam disable
aos(config-if)# ethernet-oam mode passive
aos(config-if)# ethernet-oam mode active
permit
enable
aos(config-if)# end
iss
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CTR 8300/8500 CONFIGURATION

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Aviat Networks Technical & Sales

Sales and Sales Support

Product Compliance Notes

International Use of 5.8GHz

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Declaration of Conformity, R&TTE Directive, 1999/5/EC

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CHAPTER 1. INTRODUCTION TO EOAM 1

CHAPTER 2. EOAM PROTOCOL DESCRIPTION 3

CHAPTER 3. CONFIGURING EOAM 5

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Configuring EOAM Link Monitor- Link Events 18

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Chapter 1. Introduction to EOAM

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Red code Output of the configured value

Chapter 2. EOAM Protocol

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l Error Frame Period

Remote Failure Indication

Chapter 3. Configuring EOAM

Figure 3-1. EOAM Topology

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EOAM Link-Monitor Symbol-Period 625 (Millions)

EOAM System Control

Configuring EOAM Globally

Configuring Organization Unique Identifier

Configuring Error-Event Resend Count

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Port Specific EOAM Configuration

Port Remote Link UniDir Variable

Port ErrSymbol Period ErrSymbol Period

------- -------------------- --------------------

Port ErrFrame Period ErrFrame Period

Port Errored Frame Errored Frame

Port ErrFrameSec Summary ErrFrameSec Summary

Port Remote Link UniDir Variable

Port ErrSymbol Period ErrSymbol Period

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Port ErrFrame Period ErrFrame Period

Port Errored Frame Errored Frame

Port Remote Link UniDir Variable

Port ErrSymbol Period ErrSymbol Period

Port ErrFrame Period ErrFrame Period

Port Errored Frame Errored Frame

Port ErrFrameSec Summary ErrFrameSec Summary

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Configuring EOAM Mode

Port Remote Link UniDir Variable

Port ErrSymbol Period ErrSymbol Period

Port ErrFrame Period ErrFrame Period

------- ---------------- ----------------

Port Errored Frame Errored Frame

Port ErrFrameSec Summary ErrFrameSec Summary

Port Remote Link UniDir Variable

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------- -------- ------- ------- ---------

Port ErrSymbol Period ErrSymbol Period

Port ErrFrame Period ErrFrame Period

Port Errored Frame Errored Frame

Port ErrFrameSec Summary ErrFrameSec Summary