Configure Ethernet Connectivity and Fault Management (CFM) on a device to enable fast convergence for network services.
Enable Ethernet fault detection to help a service achieve fast convergence. Fast convergence is crucial for reliable, resilient, and high-performing network services.
This procedure configures Ethernet Connectivity and Fault Management (CFM) for G.8032 sub-50ms convergence. The platform supports only 3.3ms CCM messages at Maintenance Domain Level 1.
Ethernet Connectivity and Fault Management (CFM) includes a broad range of messages and protocols. For G.8032 sub-50ms convergence, this platform supports only 3.3ms CCM messages at Maintenance Domain Level 1.
Procedure
| 1. | Use the ethernet CFM IEEE command to enable IEEE-compliant Ethernet CFM on a device. Example:
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| 2. | Use the ethernet CFM global command to globally enable Ethernet CFM. Example:
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| 3. | Use the ethernet CFM domain domain-name level level command to configure the CFM domain and enter Ethernet CFM configuration mode. Example:
The domain-name is the name of the maintenance domain. The level defines the fault management level within the maintenance domain. We support only level 1. |
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| 4. | Use one of these three methods to configure the service.
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| 5. | Use the continuity-check command to enable the transmission of 3.3ms continuity check messages. Example:
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| 6. | Use the efd notify g8032 command to enable CFM to notify registered protocols when a defect is detected or cleared, which matches the current fault alarm priority. Example:
This command is essential for achieving sub-50ms convergence. |