Configuring RFC 2544

This document describes the RFC 2544 feature and configuration steps to implement RFC 2544.

Prerequisites for Configuring RFC 2544

  • You must disable:

    • Link Layer Discovery Protocol (LLDP) transmit and receive on source port.

    • Loop protection on destination port or Spanning Tree Protocol (STP) on destination and source port.

  • You must create:

    • Traffic test loop on destination port.

    • RFC 2544 profile with source port specified.

  • There should be no traffic coming in or out of the ports.

  • NID must have an IP address.

Restrictions for Configuring RFC 2544

  • Ethernet Virtual Circuit (EVC) Maintenance End Points (MEP) is not supported.

Information About RFC 2544

RFC 2544 defines a number of tests that can be used to describe the performance characteristics of a network interconnect devices. These tests certify that a Service Level Agreement (SLA) between a customer and a service provider is met.

You can perform RFC 2544 benchmark tests on Carrier Ethernet switch platforms running ME 1200 software without the need for any external test equipment.

The RFC 2544 benchmarking can be run on a Metro Ethernet and offers a variety of diagnosis, such as:

  • Throughput—Measures the maximum rate at which none of the offered frames are dropped on the device.

  • Back-to-back—Measures the buffering capacity of a device.

  • Frame loss—Measures the performance of a network device in an overloaded state.

  • Latency—Measures the round-trip time taken by a test frame to travel through a network device or across the network and back to the test port.

In addition, the ME 1200 software includes a test suite tool that allows creating, saving, and executing test profiles and capturing and reporting results. The Local Node acts as a frame generator and checker.

Note

For RFC 2544 to function properly, the Remote Node must support looping of particular frames.

The RFC 2544 benchmarking can be done either on the Port MEP or Virtual Local Area Network (VLAN) MEP. The following figure shows the topology used for provisioning RFC 2544 on two NIDs using the UCS Controller.

Figure 1. RFC 2544 Topology

Before executing RFC 2544 test, you must prepare a test profile. The RFC 2544 test profile contains all the parameters associated with one test, where one test may be a combination of one or more sub-tests (Throughput, Latency, and Frame Loss, Back-to-Back).

Common and sub-test specific parameters in a test profile are listed below:

  • Common Parameters

    • Profile Name— Name of each profile. Name can be up to 32 characters. Default name is New profile.

    • Profile Description—A text description up to 128 characters associated with the profile. Default description is blank.

    • MEG Level— Maintenance Entity Group (MEG) level on which the RFC 2544 test is run. Default MEG level is 7.

    • Egress Port—Egress port of the switch on which the RFC 2544 test frames are generated and checked.

    • Sequence Number Check—Checks generated frame sequence number. Default is Disabled.

    • Dwell Time—Number of seconds to wait after each trial for the system to settle before reading statistics from the hardware. Default is 2 seconds.

    • Type—Selects between two types of traffic: and VLAN-based . With VLAN-based , a configurable VLAN tag is inserted in the generated test frames.

    • VLAN ID—Specifies the VLAN ID if VLAN-based is configured.

    • PCP—Specifies the PCP value if VLAN-based is configured.

    • DEI—Specifies the DEI value if VLAN-based is configured.

    • DMAC—Specifies the DMAC of the generated frames for both Port-based and VLAN-based .

    • Frame Size—Specifies the frame size each test must be repeated with, such as 64,128,256,512, 1024,1280,1518,2000, and 9600 bytes. Default frame size is all but 9600.

    • Sub-Tests To Run—Specifies the sub-tests to be run in the profile (Throughput, Latency, Frame Loss, Back-to-Back). Default sub-tests to run is Throughput and Latency.

  • Throughput Test Parameters

    • Trial Duration—Duration of a trial run in seconds. Valid range is from 1 to 1800 seconds. Default trial duration is 60 seconds.

    • Minimum and Maximum Rate—Specifies the maximum and minimum search rates.

    • Rate Step—Specifies the granularity of search within the minimum and maximum rates define above. All three input parameters are specified in % of the egress port’s actual link speed and must be in the range from 1 to 1000% with a granularity of 1%. Default rate step is Minimum: 800% of link speed, Maximum: 1000% of link speed, and Step size: 20% of link speed.

    • Allowed Frame Loss—Specifies the allowable frame loss. Valid value is in range is from 0 to 100% with a granularity of 1%. Default allowable frame loss is 0.

  • Latency Test Parameters

    • Trial Duration—Duration of a trial run in seconds. Valid range is from 10 to 1800 seconds. Default trial duration is 120 seconds.

    • Delay Measurement Interval—Specifies the number of seconds between each delay measurement. Valid range is from 1 to 60 seconds in steps of 1 second. Default delay measurement interval is 10 seconds.

    • Allowed Frame Loss—Specifies the pass criterion of an allowable frame loss. Valid range is from 0 to 10% with a granularity of 0.1%. Default allowed frame loss is 0.

  • Frame Loss Test Parameters

    • Trial Duration—Duration of a trial run in seconds. Valid range is from 1 to 1800 seconds. Default trial duration is 60 seconds.

    • Minimum and Maximum Rate—Specifies the maximum and minimum search rates.

    • Rate Step—Specifies the granularity of search within the minimum and maximum rates define above. All three input parameters must be specified in % of the egress port’s actual link speed and must be in the range from 1 to 1000% with a granularity of 1%. Default rate step is Minimum: 800%.

  • Back-to-Back Test Parameters

    • Trial duration—Specifies the duration of a burst. Valid range is from 100 to 10000 milliseconds. Default trial duration is 2000 milliseconds.

    • Trial Count—Specifies the number of times the trial is executed. Valid range is from 1 to 100. Default trial count is 50. Up to 16 profiles can be created and saved in the switch flash memory.

RFC 2544 Test Report

On executing a RFC 2544 test profile, RFC 2544 test report is generated. The RFC 2544 test report is in clear text format and contains all the input parameters defined by the associated test profile and the measurement results. The RFC 2544 test report can be used to certify if an SLA is met.

The last 10 RFC 2544 test reports are stored in the Flash memory of the .

How to Provision RFC 2544

Disabling LLDP Port on NID-1

     Command or ActionPurpose
    Step 1ConfigureNID


    Example: 
    UCS# Configure NID 1
     

    Opens a new session for NID 1.

     
    Step 2ProvisionLldpPortType


    Example: 
    UCS# ProvisionLldpPortType
          		Enters the ProvisionLldpPortType mode.  
    Step 3setLldpportconfig lldpPortConfiguration {lldp_receive_enable {disable | enable} | lldp_transmit_enable {disable | enable} | port_number port_number}


    Example: 
    UCS(ProvisionLldpPortType)# setLldpPortConfig lldpPortConfiguration port_number 3
UCS(ProvisionLldpPortType)# setLldpPortConfig lldpPortConfiguration lldp_receive_enable disable
UCS(ProvisionLldpPortType)# setLldpPortConfig lldpPortConfiguration lldp_transmit_enable disable
     

    Sets the Link Layer Discovery Protocol (LLDP) port configuration.

    • lldp_receive_enable—Whether LLDP receive is enabled or disabled.

    • lldp_transmit_enable—Whether LLDP transmit is enabled or disabled.
    • port_number—The target interface number. The valid values are from 1 to 6.
     
    Step 4setLldpPortConfig review


    Example: 
    UCS(ProvisionLldpPortType)# setLldpPortConfig review
          		Displays the setLldpPortConfig configuration.  
    Step 5setLldpPortConfig commit


    Example: 
    UCS(ProvisionLldpPortType)# setLldpPortConfig commit
          		Sends the setLldpConfig configuration to the ME 1200 NID.  
    Step 6exit


    Example: 
    UCS(ProvisionLldpPortType)# exit
          		Exits the ProvisionLldpPortType mode.  

    Configuration Example

    The example shows how to disable LLDP port on NID-1: 

    UCS# ProvisionLldpPortType
UCS(ProvisionLldpPortType)# setLldpPortConfig lldpPortConfiguration port_number 3
UCS(ProvisionLldpPortType)# setLldpPortConfig lldpPortConfiguration lldp_receive_enable disable
UCS(ProvisionLldpPortType)# setLldpPortConfig lldpPortConfiguration lldp_transmit_enable disable
UCS(ProvisionLldpPortType)# setLldpPortConfig review
UCS(ProvisionLldpPortType)# setLldpPortConfig commit
UCS(ProvisionLldpPortType)# exit

    Creating Layer 2 VLANs on NID-1

       Command or ActionPurpose
      Step 1ConfigureNID


      Example: 
      UCS# Configure NID 1
       

      Opens a new session for NID 1.

       
      Step 2ProvisionLldpPortType


      Example: 
      UCS# ProvisionLldpPortType
              		Enters the ProvisionLldpPortType mode.  
      Step 3createVlanCommand createVlanReq vlan_list vlan_list


      Example: 
      UCS(ProvisionPortVlanPortType)# createVlanCommand createVlanReq vlan_list 2-4095
              		Creates the VLAN list. The valid values are from 1 to 4095.  
      Step 4createVlanCommand review


      Example: 
      UCS(ProvisionPortVlanPortType)# createVlanCommand review
       

      Displays the createVlanCommand configuration.

       
      Step 5createVlanCommand commit


      Example: 
      UCS(ProvisionPortVlanPortType)# createVlanCommand commit
              		Sends the createVlanCommand configuration to the UCS controller.  
      Step 6exit


      Example: 
      UCS(ProvisionPortVlanPortType)# exit
              		Exits the ProvisionPortVlanPortType mode.  

      Configuration Example

      The example shows how to create Layer 2 VLANs on NID-1: 

      UCS# ProvisionPortVlanPortType
UCS(ProvisionPortVlanPortType)# createVlanCommand createVlanReq vlan_list 2-4095
UCS(ProvisionPortVlanPortType)# createVlanCommand review
UCS(ProvisionPortVlanPortType)# createVlanCommand commit
UCS(ProvisionPortVlanPortType)# exit

      Assigning VLANs to Ports on NID-1

         Command or ActionPurpose
        Step 1ConfigureNID


        Example: 
        UCS# Configure NID 1
         

        Opens a new session for NID 1.

         
        Step 2ProvisionLldpPortType


        Example: 
        UCS# ProvisionLldpPortType
                  		Enters the ProvisionLldpPortType mode.  
        Step 3modifySwPort modifySWPortConfig mode access vlan vlan_id


        Example: 
        UCS(ProvisionPortVlanPortType)# modifySwPort modifySWPortConfig mode trunk native vlan 3
                  		Sets the mode to ACCESS, and assigns a VLAN.  
        Step 4modifySwPort modifySWPortConfig mode trunk {allowed vlan {add {all | vlan_list vlan_list } | remove {all | vlan_list vlan_list }} | {native vlan vlan_list }


        Example: 
        UCS(ProvisionPortVlanPortType)# modifySwPort modifySWPortConfig mode trunk allowed vlan add vlan_list 2-4095
                  		Sets the mode to TRUNK.
        • allowed—Sets the allowed VLAN characteristics when interface is in trunk mode.
        • add—Adds either all VLANs or specified VLANs to the current list.
        • remove—Removes either all VLANs or specified VLANs from the current list.
        • vlan_d—Specifies the VLAN ID. The valid values are from 0 to 4095.
         
        Step 5modifySwPort review


        Example: 
        UCS(ProvisionPortVlanPortType)# modifySwPort review
         

        Displays the modifySwPort configuration.

         
        Step 6modifySwPort commit


        Example: 
        UCS(ProvisionPortVlanPortType)# modifySwPort commit
                  		Sends the modifySwPort configuration to the UCS controller.  
        Step 7exit


        Example: 
        UCS(ProvisionPortVlanPortType)# exit
                  		Exits the ProvisionPortVlanPortType mode.  

        Configuration Example

        The example shows how to assign VLANs to ports on NID-1: 

        UCS# ProvisionPortVlanPortType
UCS(ProvisionPortVlanPortType)# modifySwPort modifySWPortConfig interaface 3
UCS(ProvisionPortVlanPortType)# modifySwPort modifySWPortConfig mode trunk native vlan 3
UCS(ProvisionPortVlanPortType)# modifySwPort modifySWPortConfig mode trunk allowed vlan add vlan_list 2-4095
UCS(ProvisionPortVlanPortType)# modifySwPort review
UCS(ProvisionPortVlanPortType)# modifySwPort commit
UCS(ProvisionPortVlanPortType)# exit

        Disabling Spanning-Tree Protocol on NID-1

           Command or ActionPurpose
          Step 1ConfigureNID


          Example: 
          UCS# Configure NID 1
           

          Opens a new session for NID 1.

           
          Step 2ProvisionLldpPortType


          Example: 
          UCS# ProvisionLldpPortType
                      		Enters the ProvisionLldpPortType mode.  
          Step 3setStpglobalConfig stpGlobalConfig {edge {bpdu-filter | bpdu-guard} {enable | disable} | mode {mstp | rstp | stp} {enable | disable} | mst {forward-time Fwdtime | instance instance {active {enable | disable} | priority Prio | vlan WORD} | max-age Maxage | max-hops Maxhops | name Name | revision Revision } | port-number Port number {enable | disable} | recovery Interval | transmit hold-count }


          Example: 
          UCS(ProvisionStpPortType)# setStpGlobalConfig stpGlobalConfig port-number 3 disable

          Note    If the spanning-tree mode is STP or RSTP, and if the priority for the software needs to be changed, you can change using mst instance 0 and priority.
           
          Configures the spanning-tree global configuration.
          • stpGlobalConfig—Sets the spanning-tree global configuration.
          • edge—Configures the edge ports.
            • bpdu-filter—Enables or disables the BPDU filter (stop BPDU tx/rx).
            • bpdu-guard—Enables or disables the BPDU guard.
          • mode—Configures the STP protocol mode.
            • mstp—Enables or disables the Multiple Spanning Tree (802.1s).
            • rstp—Enables or disables the Rapid Spanning Tree (802.1w)
            • stp—Enables or disables the Spanning Tree (802.1D).
          • mst—Configures the STP bridge instance.
            • Fwdtime—Forward time. The range is from 4 to 30 seconds.
            • instance—Instance. The range is from 0 to 7 where CIST=0, MST2=1 and so on.
              • active—Enables or disables the instance.
              • Prio —Specifies the priority. The range is from 0 to 61440 seconds. The range should be given in the sets of (0, 4096, 8192...) and so on.
              • WORD—VLAN range.
            • Maxage—Maximum age. The range is from 6 to 40 seconds.
            • Maxhops—Maximum hops. The range is from 6 to 40 hop counts.
            • Name—Name of the bridge. You can use 32 characters to define.
            • Revision—Revision. The range is from 0-65535 revisions.
          • port-number—Configures the port number in the range from 1 to 6.
            • Port number—Port number. The range is from 1 to 6.
            • disable—Disables the port-number.
            • enable—Enables the port-number.
          • recovery—Configures the error recovery timeout.
            • Interval—Interval. The range is from 30-86400 seconds.
          • transmit—Configures the BPDUs to transmit.
            • hold-count—Maximum number of transmit BPDUs per second. The range is from 1 to 10 seconds.
           
          Step 4setStpGlobalConfig review


          Example: 
          UCS(ProvisionStpPortType)# setStpGlobalConfig review
                      		Displays the setStpGlobalConfig.  
          Step 5setStpGlobalConfig commit


          Example: 
          UCS(ProvisionStpPortType)# setStpGlobalConfig commit
                      		Sends the setStpGlobalConfig configuration to the UCS controller.  
          Step 6exit


          Example: 
          UCS(ProvisionStpPortType)# exit
                      		Exits the ProvisionStpPortType mode.  

          Configuration Example

          The example shows how to disable Spanning-Tree Protocol on NID-1: 

          UCS# ProvisionStpPortType
UCS(ProvisionStpPortType)# setStpGlobalConfig stpGlobalConfig port-number 3 disable
UCS(ProvisionStpPortType)# setStpGlobalConfig review
UCS(ProvisionStpPortType)# setStpGlobalConfig commit
UCS(ProvisionStpPortType)# exit

          Disabling LLDP Port on NID-2

             Command or ActionPurpose
            Step 1ConfigureNID


            Example: 
            UCS# Configure NID 2
             

            Opens a new session for NID 2.

             
            Step 2ProvisionLldpPortType


            Example: 
            UCS# ProvisionLldpPortType
                          		Enters the ProvisionLldpPortType mode.  
            Step 3setLldpportconfig lldpPortConfiguration {lldp_receive_enable {disable | enable} | lldp_transmit_enable {disable | enable} | port_number port_number}


            Example: 
            UCS(ProvisionLldpPortType)# setLldpPortConfig lldpPortConfiguration port_number 3
UCS(ProvisionLldpPortType)# setLldpPortConfig lldpPortConfiguration lldp_receive_enable disable
UCS(ProvisionLldpPortType)# setLldpPortConfig lldpPortConfiguration lldp_transmit_enable disable
             

            Sets the Link Layer Discovery Protocol (LLDP) port configuration.

            • lldp_receive_enable—Whether LLDP receive is enabled or disabled.

            • lldp_transmit_enable—Whether LLDP transmit is enabled or disabled.
            • port_number—The target interface number. The valid values are from 1 to 6.
             
            Step 4setLldpPortConfig review


            Example: 
            UCS(ProvisionLldpPortType)# setLldpPortConfig review
                          		Displays the setLldpPortConfig configuration.  
            Step 5setLldpPortConfig commit


            Example: 
            UCS(ProvisionLldpPortType)# setLldpPortConfig commit
                          		Sends the setLldpConfig configuration to the UCS controlller.  
            Step 6exit


            Example: 
            UCS(ProvisionLldpPortType)# exit
                          		Exits the ProvisionLldpPortType mode.  

            Configuration Example

            The example shows how to disable LLDP port on NID-2: 

            UCS# ProvisionLldpPortType
UCS(ProvisionLldpPortType)# setLldpPortConfig lldpPortConfiguration port_number 3
UCS(ProvisionLldpPortType)# setLldpPortConfig lldpPortConfiguration lldp_receive_enable disable
UCS(ProvisionLldpPortType)# setLldpPortConfig lldpPortConfiguration lldp_transmit_enable disable
UCS(ProvisionLldpPortType)# setLldpPortConfig review
UCS(ProvisionLldpPortType)# setLldpPortConfig commit
UCS(ProvisionLldpPortType)# exit

            Creating Layer 2 VLANs on NID-2

               Command or ActionPurpose
              Step 1ConfigureNID


              Example: 
              UCS# Configure NID 2
               

              Opens a new session for NID 2.

               
              Step 2ProvisionLldpPortType


              Example: 
              UCS# ProvisionLldpPortType
                              		Enters the ProvisionLldpPortType mode.  
              Step 3createVlanCommand createVlanReq vlan_list vlan_list


              Example: 
              UCS(ProvisionPortVlanPortType)# createVlanCommand createVlanReq vlan_list 2-4095
                              		Creates the VLAN list. The valid values are from 1 to 4095.  
              Step 4createVlanCommand review


              Example: 
              UCS(ProvisionPortVlanPortType)# createVlanCommand review
               

              Displays the createVlanCommand configuration.

               
              Step 5createVlanCommand commit


              Example: 
              UCS(ProvisionPortVlanPortType)# createVlanCommand commit
                              		Sends the createVlanCommand configuration to the UCS controller.  
              Step 6exit


              Example: 
              UCS(ProvisionPortVlanPortType)# exit
                              		Exits the ProvisionPortVlanPortType mode.  

              Configuration Example

              The example shows how to create Layer 2 VLANs on NID-2: 

              UCS# ProvisionPortVlanPortType
UCS(ProvisionPortVlanPortType)# createVlanCommand createVlanReq vlan_list 2-4095
UCS(ProvisionPortVlanPortType)# createVlanCommand review
UCS(ProvisionPortVlanPortType)# createVlanCommand commit
UCS(ProvisionPortVlanPortType)# exit

              Assigning VLANs to Ports on NID-2

                 Command or ActionPurpose
                Step 1ConfigureNID


                Example: 
                UCS# Configure NID 2
                 

                Opens a new session for NID 2.

                 
                Step 2ProvisionPortVlanPortType


                Example: 
                UCS# ProvisionPortVlanPortType
                                  		Enters the ProvisionLldpPortType mode.  
                Step 3modifySwPort modifySWPortConfig interface interface_id


                Example: 
                UCS(ProvisionPortVlanPortType)# modifySwPort modifySWPortConfig interface 3
                                  		Modifies the switchport configuration on the defined interface.  
                Step 4modifySwPort modifySWPortConfig mode access vlan vlan_id


                Example: 
                UCS(ProvisionPortVlanPortType)# modifySwPort modifySWPortConfig mode trunk native vlan 3
                                  		Sets the mode to ACCESS, and assigns a VLAN.  
                Step 5modifySwPort modifySWPortConfig mode trunk {allowed vlan {add {all | vlan_list vlan_list } | remove {all | vlan_list vlan_list }} | {native vlan vlan_list }


                Example: 
                UCS(ProvisionPortVlanPortType)# modifySwPort modifySWPortConfig mode trunk allowed vlan add vlan_list 2-4095
                                  		Sets the mode to TRUNK.
                • allowed—Sets the allowed VLAN characteristics when interface is in trunk mode.
                • add—Adds either all VLANs or specified VLANs to the current list.
                • remove—Removes either all VLANs or specified VLANs from the current list.
                • vlan_d—Specifies the VLAN ID. The valid values are from 0 to 4095.
                 
                Step 6modifySwPort review


                Example: 
                UCS(ProvisionPortVlanPortType)# modifySwPort review
                 

                Displays the modifySwPort configuration.

                 
                Step 7modifySwPort commit


                Example: 
                UCS(ProvisionPortVlanPortType)# modifySwPort commit
                                  		Sends the modifySwPort configuration to the UCS controller.  
                Step 8exit


                Example: 
                UCS(ProvisionPortVlanPortType)# exit
                                  		Exits the ProvisionPortVlanPortType mode.  

                Configuration Example

                The example shows how to assign VLANs to ports on NID-2: 

                UCS# ProvisionPortVlanPortType
UCS(ProvisionPortVlanPortType)# modifySwPort modifySWPortConfig interaface 3
UCS(ProvisionPortVlanPortType)# modifySwPort modifySWPortConfig mode trunk native vlan 3
UCS(ProvisionPortVlanPortType)# modifySwPort modifySWPortConfig mode trunk allowed vlan add vlan_list 2-4095
UCS(ProvisionPortVlanPortType)# modifySwPort review
UCS(ProvisionPortVlanPortType)# modifySwPort commit
UCS(ProvisionPortVlanPortType)# exit

                Disabling Spanning-Tree Protocol on NID-2

                   Command or ActionPurpose
                  Step 1ConfigureNID


                  Example: 
                  UCS# Configure NID 2
                   

                  Opens a new session for NID 2.

                   
                  Step 2ProvisionLldpPortType


                  Example: 
                  UCS# ProvisionLldpPortType
                                      		Enters the ProvisionLldpPortType mode.  
                  Step 3setStpglobalConfig stpGlobalConfig {edge {bpdu-filter | bpdu-guard} {enable | disable} | mode {mstp | rstp | stp} {enable | disable} | mst {forward-time Fwdtime | instance instance {active {enable | disable} | priority Prio | vlan WORD} | max-age Maxage | max-hops Maxhops | name Name | revision Revision } | port-number Port number {enable | disable} | recovery Interval | transmit hold-count }


                  Example: 
                  UCS(ProvisionStpPortType)# setStpGlobalConfig stpGlobalConfig port-number 3 disable

                  Note    If the spanning-tree mode is STP or RSTP, and if the priority for the software needs to be changed, you can change using mst instance 0 and priority.
                   
                  Configures the spanning-tree global configuration.
                  • stpGlobalConfig—Sets the spanning-tree global configuration.
                  • edge—Configures the edge ports.
                    • bpdu-filter—Enables or disables the BPDU filter (stop BPDU tx/rx).
                    • bpdu-guard—Enables or disables the BPDU guard.
                  • mode—Configures the STP protocol mode.
                    • mstp—Enables or disables the Multiple Spanning Tree (802.1s).
                    • rstp—Enables or disables the Rapid Spanning Tree (802.1w)
                    • stp—Enables or disables the Spanning Tree (802.1D).
                  • mst—Configures the STP bridge instance.
                    • Fwdtime—Forward time. The range is from 4 to 30 seconds.
                    • instance—Instance. The range is from 0 to 7 where CIST=0, MST2=1 and so on.
                      • active—Enables or disables the instance.
                      • Prio —Specifies the priority. The range is from 0 to 61440 seconds. The range should be given in the sets of (0, 4096, 8192...) and so on.
                      • WORD—VLAN range.
                    • Maxage—Maximum age. The range is from 6 to 40 seconds.
                    • Maxhops—Maximum hops. The range is from 6 to 40 hop counts.
                    • Name—Name of the bridge. You can use 32 characters to define.
                    • Revision—Revision. The range is from 0-65535 revisions.
                  • port-number—Configures the port number in the range from 1 to 6.
                    • Port number—Port number. The range is from 1 to 6.
                    • disable—Disables the port-number.
                    • enable—Enables the port-number.
                  • recovery—Configures the error recovery timeout.
                    • Interval—Interval. The range is from 30-86400 seconds.
                  • transmit—Configures the BPDUs to transmit.
                    • hold-count—Maximum number of transmit BPDUs per second. The range is from 1 to 10 seconds.
                   
                  Step 4setStpGlobalConfig review


                  Example: 
                  UCS(ProvisionStpPortType)# setStpGlobalConfig review
                                      		Displays the setStpGlobalConfig.  
                  Step 5setStpGlobalConfig commit


                  Example: 
                  UCS(ProvisionStpPortType)# setStpGlobalConfig commit
                                      		Sends the setStpGlobalConfig configuration to the UCS controller.  
                  Step 6exit


                  Example: 
                  UCS(ProvisionStpPortType)# exit
                                      		Exits the ProvisionStpPortType mode.  

                  Configuration Example

                  The example shows how to disable Spanning-Tree Protocol on NID-2: 

                  UCS# ProvisionStpPortType
UCS(ProvisionStpPortType)# setStpGlobalConfig stpGlobalConfig port-number 3 disable
UCS(ProvisionStpPortType)# setStpGlobalConfig review
UCS(ProvisionStpPortType)# setStpGlobalConfig commit
UCS(ProvisionStpPortType)# exit

                  Creating Port MEP Profile on NID-1

                     Command or ActionPurpose
                    Step 1ConfigureNID


                    Example: 
                    UCS# Configure NID 1
                     

                    Opens a new session for NID 1.

                     
                    Step 2RFC2544PortType


                    Example: 
                    UCS# RFC2544PortType
                                          		Enters the RFC2544PortType mode.  
                    Step 3setRfc2544Profile Rfc2544Profile {profileName | description | megLevel | egressPort | seqNoCheck {enable | disable} | dwellTime | mepType {portDownMep | vlanDownMep} | vlanId | pcp | dei | dMac}


                    Example: 
                    UCS(RFC2544PortType)# setRfc2544Profile Rfc2544Profile profileName profile1
UCS(RFC2544PortType)# setRfc2544Profile Rfc2544Profile description profile1
UCS(RFC2544PortType)# setRfc2544Profile Rfc2544Profile egressPort 3
UCS(RFC2544PortType)# setRfc2544Profile Rfc2544Profile megLevel 5
UCS(RFC2544PortType)# setRfc2544Profile Rfc2544Profile mepType portDownMep
UCS(RFC2544PortType)# setRfc2544Profile Rfc2544Profile seqNoCheck disable
                     

                    Creates Port MEP profile.

                    • profileName—Specifies RFC 2544 profile name.
                    • description—Adds a description to profile.
                      Note   

                      We recommend that you add a description for the profile.

                    • megLevel—Sets profile MEG level used in TST PDUs.
                    • egressPort—Sets the egress interface on which PDUs are transmitted.
                    • seqNoCheck—Enables sequence number checking of looped TST PDUs.

                      • enable—Enables sequence number.

                      • disable—Disables sequence number.

                    • dwellTime—Controls the number of seconds that the execution pauses after each trial, before reading counters and status from hardware.
                    • mepType—Specifies MEP type port. MEP or VLAN MEP.

                      • portDownMep—Creates a port down MEP.

                      • vlanDownMep—Creates a VLAN down MEP. All PDUs are then transmitted with a VLAN tag.

                    • vlanId—Specifies VLAN ID incase of VLAN down MEP.
                    • pcp—Specifies PCP value used in the VLAN tag incase of VLAN MEP.
                    • dei—Specifies DEI value used in the VLAN tag incase vlan mep.
                    • dMac—Specifies destination MAC address used in generation of the Y.1731 TST and 1DM frames.
                     
                    Step 4setRfc2544Profile review


                    Example: 
                    UCS(RFC2544PortType)# setRfc2544Profile review
                                          		Displays the setRfc2544Profile.  
                    Step 5setRfc2544Profile commit


                    Example: 
                    UCS(RFC2544PortType)# setRfc2544Profile commit
                                          		Sends the setRfc2544Profile configuration to the UCS controller.  
                    Step 6exit


                    Example: 
                    UCS(RFC2544PortType)# exit
                                          		Exits the RFC2544PortType mode.  

                    Configuration Example

                    The example shows how to create Port MEP profile on NID-1: 

                    UCS# RFC2544PortType
UCS(RFC2544PortType)# setRfc2544Profile Rfc2544Profile profileName profile1
UCS(RFC2544PortType)# setRfc2544Profile Rfc2544Profile description profile1
UCS(RFC2544PortType)# setRfc2544Profile Rfc2544Profile egressPort 3
UCS(RFC2544PortType)# setRfc2544Profile Rfc2544Profile megLevel 5
UCS(RFC2544PortType)# setRfc2544Profile Rfc2544Profile mepType portDownMep
UCS(RFC2544PortType)# setRfc2544Profile Rfc2544Profile seqNoCheck disable
UCS(RFC2544PortType)# setRfc2544Profile review
UCS(RFC2544PortType)# setrfc2544profile commit
UCS(RFC2544PortType)# exit

                    Creating Traffic Test Loop on Destination Port on NID-2

                       Command or ActionPurpose
                      Step 1ConfigureNID


                      Example: 
                      UCS# Configure NID 2
                       

                      Opens a new session for NID 2.

                       
                      Step 2RFC2544PortType


                      Example: 
                      UCS# RFC2544PortType
                       

                      Enters the RFC2544PortType configuration mode.

                       
                      Step 3 setTrafficTestLoop trafficTestLoopConfig {instNum | adminState {enable | disable} | custVID | name | type {macLoop | oamLoop} | interface | direction {facility | terminal} | domain {evc | port | vlan} | flowld | level}


                      Example: 
                      UCS(RFC2544PortType)# setTrafficTestLoop trafficTestLoopConfig interface 3 
UCS(RFC2544PortType)# setTrafficTestLoop trafficTestLoopConfig type macLoop 
UCS(RFC2544PortType)# setTrafficTestLoop trafficTestLoopConfig direction facility 
UCS(RFC2544PortType)# setTrafficTestLoop trafficTestLoopConfig domain port 
UCS(RFC2544PortType)# setTrafficTestLoop trafficTestLoopConfig adminState enable 
UCS(RFC2544PortType)# setTrafficTestLoop trafficTestLoopConfig instNum 1
                                              		Creates traffic test loop on destination port on NID-2.
                      • instNum—Specifies the traffic-test-loop instance number.
                      • adminState—Specifies the administrative state.
                        • enable—Creates a loop if all required resources are available and operational state is up.
                        • disable—Deletes the loop and operational state is down.
                      • custVID—Only relevant for OAM-loop in EVC domain. Loops C-tagged customer frames with this specified VID in the EVC.
                      • name—Specifies the traffic-test-loop name.
                      • type—Specifies the type of the traffic-test-loop. Currently only MAC loop is supported.
                        • macLoop—All frames in the flow are looped with MAC swap.
                        • oamLoop—Y.1731 OAM aware and is looping the following:

                          • Loopback Messages (LBM) and Loopback Replies (LBR)

                          • Delay Measurement Message (DMM) and Delay Measurement Reply (DMR)

                      • interface—Specifies the residence port of the traffic-test-loop.
                      • direction—Specifies the direction of the traffic-test-loop.
                        • facility—Specifies that this traffic-test-loop is pointing to the port. Looping is done from ingress to egress.
                        • terminal—Specifies that this traffic-test-loop is pointing to the forwarding plane. Looping is done from egress to ingress.
                          Note   

                          The terminal option is not supported.

                      • domain—The domain of the traffic-test-loop.
                        • evc—This traffic-test-loop is in the EVC domain.
                        • port—This traffic-test-loop is in the Port domain.
                        • vlan—This traffic-test-loop is in the VLAN domain.
                        Note   

                        Only port domain is supported.

                      • flowld—Specifies the EVC domain instance ID or VID in VLAN domain.
                      • level—Specifies the Y.1731 OAM level of the traffic-test-loop. This is relevant only for OAM looping type traffic-test-loop.
                       
                      Step 4setTrafficTestLoop review


                      Example: 
                      UCS(RFC2544PortType)# setTrafficTestLoop review
                       

                      Displays the setTrafficTestLoop configuration.

                       
                      Step 5setTrafficTestLoop commit


                      Example: 
                      UCS(RFC2544PortType)# setTrafficTestLoop commit
                                              		Sends the setTrafficTestLoop configuration to the UCS controller.  
                      Step 6exit


                      Example: 
                      UCS(RFC2544PortType)# exit
                                              		Exits the RFC2544PortType mode.  

                      Configuration Example

                      The example shows how to create traffic test loop on destination port on NID-2: 

                      UCS# RFC2544PortType
UCS(RFC2544PortType)# setTrafficTestLoop trafficTestLoopConfig interface 3 
UCS(RFC2544PortType)# setTrafficTestLoop trafficTestLoopConfig type macLoop 
UCS(RFC2544PortType)# setTrafficTestLoop trafficTestLoopConfig direction facility 
UCS(RFC2544PortType)# setTrafficTestLoop trafficTestLoopConfig domain port 
UCS(RFC2544PortType)# setTrafficTestLoop trafficTestLoopConfig adminState enable 
UCS(RFC2544PortType)# setTrafficTestLoop trafficTestLoopConfig instNum 1
UCS(RFC2544PortType)# setTrafficTestLoop review
UCS(RFC2544PortType)# setTrafficTestLoop commit
UCS(RFC2544PortType)# exit

                      Disabling Loop Protection on Destination Port on NID-2

                         Command or ActionPurpose
                        Step 1ConfigureNID


                        Example: 
                        UCS# Configure NID 2
                         

                        Opens a new session for NID 2.

                         
                        Step 2RFC2544PortType


                        Example: 
                        UCS# RFC2544PortType
                         

                        Enters the RFC2544PortType configuration mode.

                         
                        Step 3 deleteTrafficTestLoop deleteLoopConfig {trafficLoop instNum |loopPotect interface}


                        Example: 
                        UCS(RFC2544PortType)# deleteTrafficTestLoop deleteLoopConfig loopPotect interface 3
                                                  		Disables loop protection on destination port on NID-2.
                        • deleteLoopConfig—Deletes traffic test loop configuration.
                        • trafficLoop—Deletes traffic test loop configuration.
                          • instNum—Specifies the traffic-test-loop instance number.
                        • loopPotect—Deletes loop protection at port level.
                          • interface—Specifies the residence port of the traffic-test-loop.
                         
                        Step 4deleteTrafficTestLoop review


                        Example: 
                        UCS(RFC2544PortType)# deleteTrafficTestLoop review
                         

                        Displays the deleteTrafficTestLoop configuration.

                         
                        Step 5deleteTrafficTestLoop commit


                        Example: 
                        UCS(RFC2544PortType)# deleteTrafficTestLoop commit
                                                  		Sends the deleteTrafficTestLoop configuration to the UCS controller.  
                        Step 6exit


                        Example: 
                        UCS(RFC2544PortType)# exit
                                                  		Exits the RFC2544PortType mode.  

                        Configuration Example

                        The example shows how to disable loop protection on destination port on NID-2: 

                        UCS# RFC2544PortType
UCS(RFC2544PortType)# deleteTrafficTestLoop deleteLoopConfig loopPotect interface 3
UCS(RFC2544PortType)# deleteTrafficTestLoop review
UCS(RFC2544PortType)# deleteTrafficTestLoop commit
UCS(RFC2544PortType)# exit

                        Setting RFC 2544 Reporting Parameters on NID-1

                           Command or ActionPurpose
                          Step 1ConfigureNID


                          Example: 
                          UCS# Configure NID 1
                           

                          Opens a new session for NID 1.

                           
                          Step 2RFC2544PortType


                          Example: 
                          UCS# RFC2544PortType
                                                      		Enters the RFC2544PortType mode.  
                          Step 3setReportParams rfc2544Reports reportAction {delete reportName | save {reportName | tftpPath} | start {reportName | profileName | description} | stop reportName | rename {oldName | newName}}


                          Example: 
                          UCS(RFC2544PortType)# setReportParams rfc2544Reports reportAction start profileName profile1
UCS(RFC2544PortType)# setReportParams rfc2544Reports reportAction start reportName profile1
UCS(RFC2544PortType)# setReportParams rfc2544Reports reportAction start description profile1
                           

                          Sets RFC 2544 reporting parameters.

                          • reportAction—Specifies action to be performed on the report.

                            • delete—Deletes the existing report.

                              • reportName—Specifies name of the report.

                            • save—Saves the existing report.

                              • reportName—Specifies the name of existing report.

                              • tftpPath—Specifies TFTP server URL tftp://server[:port]/path-to-file.

                            • start—Starts profile execution

                              • reportName—Specifies unique name of the resulting report.

                              • profileName—Specifies name of the profile to execute.

                              • description—(Optional) Provides a description of the report.
                                Note   

                                We recommend that you add a description for the report.

                            • stop—Stops the report.

                              • reportName—Specifies name of the report to be stopped.

                            • rename—Renames the existing report.

                              • oldName—Specifies name of the old profile.

                              • newName—Specifies name of the new profile.

                           
                          Step 4setReportParams review


                          Example: 
                          UCS(RFC2544PortType)# setReportParams review
                                                      		Displays the setReportParams configuration.  
                          Step 5setReportParams commit


                          Example: 
                          UCS(RFC2544PortType)# setReportParams commit
                                                      		Sends the setReportParams configuration to the ME 1200 NID.  
                          Step 6exit


                          Example: 
                          UCS(RFC2544PortType)# exit
                                                      		Exits the RFC2544PortType mode.  

                          Configuration Example

                          The example shows how to set the RFC 2544 reporting parameters on NID-1: 

                          UCS# RFC2544PortType
UCS(RFC2544PortType)# setReportParams rfc2544Reports reportAction start profileName profile1
UCS(RFC2544PortType)# setReportParams rfc2544Reports reportAction start reportName profile1
UCS(RFC2544PortType)# setReportParams rfc2544Reports reportAction start description profile1
UCS(RFC2544PortType)# setReportParams review
UCS(RFC2544PortType)# setReportParams commit
UCS(RFC2544PortType)# exit

                          Displaying RFC 2544 Profile and Report on NID-1

                             Command or ActionPurpose
                            Step 1ConfigureNID


                            Example: 
                            UCS# Configure NID 1
                             

                            Opens a new session for NID 1.

                             
                            Step 2RFC2544PortType


                            Example: 
                            UCS# RFC2544PortType
                                                          		Enters the RFC2544PortType mode.  
                            Step 3showRfc2544 showRequest show {profiles | report}


                            Example: 
                            UCS(RFC2544PortType)# showRfc2544 showRequest show profiles
                                                          		Displays RFC 2544 profile.

                            • show—Displays profile or report.

                              • profiles—Displays profile information.

                              • report—Displays report information.

                             
                            Step 4showRfc2544 review


                            Example: 
                            UCS(RFC2544PortType)# showRfc2544 review
                             

                            Displays the showRfc2544 configuration.

                             
                            Step 5showRfc2544 commit


                            Example: 
                            UCS(RFC2544PortType)# showRfc2544 commit
                                                          		Sends the setRfc2544Profile configuration to the UCS controller.  
                            Step 6showRfc2544 showRequest show {profiles | report}


                            Example: 
                            UCS(RFC2544PortType)# showRfc2544 showRequest show report
                                                          		Displays RFC 2544 profile.

                            • show—Displays profile or report.

                              • profiles—Displays profile information.

                              • report—Displays report information.

                             
                            Step 7showRfc2544 review


                            Example: 
                            UCS(RFC2544PortType)# showRfc2544 review
                             

                            Displays the showRfc2544 configuration.

                             
                            Step 8showRfc2544 commit


                            Example: 
                            UCS(RFC2544PortType)# showRfc2544 commit
                                                          		Sends the setRfc2544Profile configuration to the UCS controller.  
                            Step 9exit


                            Example: 
                            UCS(RFC2544PortType)# exit
                                                          		Exits the RFC2544PortType mode.  

                            Configuration Example

                            The example shows how to display RFC 2544 profile and report on NID-1: 

                            UCS# RFC2544PortType
UCS(RFC2544PortType)# showRfc2544 showRequest show profiles
UCS(RFC2544PortType)# showRfc2544 review
UCS(RFC2544PortType)# showRfc2544 commit
                            ShowRfc2544_Output.showResponse.t = 1
ShowRfc2544_Output.showResponse.u.profile[0].profileName = 'profile1'
ShowRfc2544_Output.showResponse.u.profile[0].description = 'profile1'

 ShowRfc2544 Commit Success!!!
                            UCS# RFC2544PortType
UCS(RFC2544PortType)# showRfc2544 showRequest show report
UCS(RFC2544PortType)# showRfc2544 review
UCS(RFC2544PortType)# showRfc2544 commit
                            ShowRfc2544_Output.showResponse.t = 2
ShowRfc2544_Output.showResponse.u.report[0].reportName = 'Report1'
ShowRfc2544_Output.showResponse.u.report[0].created = '1970-01-04T07:29:25+00:00'
ShowRfc2544_Output.showResponse.u.report[0].status = 'Succeeded'
ShowRfc2544_Output.showResponse.u.report[1].reportName = 'Rep15'
ShowRfc2544_Output.showResponse.u.report[1].created = '1970-01-02T01:57:34+00:00'
ShowRfc2544_Output.showResponse.u.report[1].status = 'Failed'
ShowRfc2544_Output.showResponse.u.report[2].reportName = 'Rep16'
ShowRfc2544_Output.showResponse.u.report[2].created = '1970-01-02T02:08:12+00:00'
ShowRfc2544_Output.showResponse.u.report[2].status = 'Succeeded'
ShowRfc2544_Output.showResponse.u.report[3].reportName = 'profile1'
ShowRfc2544_Output.showResponse.u.report[3].created = '1970-01-02T03:48:16+00:00'
ShowRfc2544_Output.showResponse.u.report[3].status = 'Failed'

 ShowRfc2544 Commit Success!!!
                            UCS(RFC2544PortType)# exit

                            Creating VLAN Profile on NID-1

                               Command or ActionPurpose
                              Step 1ConfigureNID


                              Example: 
                              UCS# Configure NID 1
                               

                              Opens a new session for NID 1.

                               
                              Step 2RFC2544PortType


                              Example: 
                              UCS# RFC2544PortType
                                                              		Enters the RFC2544PortType mode.  
                              Step 3setRfc2544Profile Rfc2544Profile {profileName | description | megLevel | egressPort | seqNoCheck {enable | disable} | dwellTime | mepType {portDownMep | vlanDownMep} | vlanId | pcp | dei | dMac}


                              Example: 
                              UCS(RFC2544PortType)# setRfc2544Profile Rfc2544Profile profileName vlan-profile 
UCS(RFC2544PortType)# setRfc2544Profile Rfc2544Profile egressPort 3 
UCS(RFC2544PortType)# setRfc2544Profile Rfc2544Profile mepType vlanDownMep 
UCS(RFC2544PortType)# setRfc2544Profile Rfc2544Profile vlanId 999 
UCS(RFC2544PortType)# setRfc2544Profile Rfc2544Profile megLevel 4 
UCS(RFC2544PortType)# setRfc2544Profile Rfc2544Profile description vlanprofile
                               

                              Creates RFC profile.

                              • profileName—Specifies RFC 2544 profile name.
                              • description—Adds a description to profile.
                                Note   

                                We recommend that you add a description for the profile.

                              • megLevel—Sets profile MEG level used in TST PDUs.
                              • egressPort—Sets the egress interface on which PDUs are transmitted.
                              • seqNoCheck—Enables sequence number checking of looped TST PDUs.

                                • enable—Enables sequence number.

                                • disable—Disables sequence number.

                              • dwellTime—Controls the number of seconds that the execution pauses after each trial, before reading counters and status from hardware.
                              • mepType—Specifies MEP type port. MEP or VLAN MEP.

                                • portDownMep—Creates a port down MEP.

                                • vlanDownMep—Creates a VLAN down MEP. All PDUs are then transmitted with a VLAN tag.

                              • vlanId—Specifies VLAN ID incase of VLAN down MEP.
                              • pcp—Specifies PCP value used in the VLAN tag incase of VLAN MEP.
                              • dei—Specifies DEI value used in the VLAN tag incase vlan mep.
                              • dMac—Specifies destination MAC address used in generation of the Y.1731 TST and 1DM frames.
                               
                              Step 4setRfc2544Profile review


                              Example: 
                              UCS(RFC2544PortType)# setRfc2544Profile review
                                                              		Displays the setRfc2544Profile.  
                              Step 5setRfc2544Profile commit


                              Example: 
                              UCS(RFC2544PortType)# setRfc2544Profile commit
                                                              		Sends the setRfc2544Profile configuration to the UCS controller.  
                              Step 6exit


                              Example: 
                              UCS(RFC2544PortType)# exit
                                                              		Exits the RFC2544PortType mode.  

                              Configuration Example

                              The example shows how to create VLAN profile on NID-1: 

                              UCS# RFC2544PortType
UCS(RFC2544PortType)# setRfc2544Profile Rfc2544Profile profileName vlan-profile 
UCS(RFC2544PortType)# setRfc2544Profile Rfc2544Profile egressPort 3 
UCS(RFC2544PortType)# setRfc2544Profile Rfc2544Profile mepType vlanDownMep 
UCS(RFC2544PortType)# setRfc2544Profile Rfc2544Profile vlanId 999 
UCS(RFC2544PortType)# setRfc2544Profile Rfc2544Profile megLevel 4 
UCS(RFC2544PortType)# setRfc2544Profile Rfc2544Profile description vlanprofile
UCS(RFC2544PortType)# setRfc2544Profile review
UCS(RFC2544PortType)# setrfc2544profile commit
UCS(RFC2544PortType)# exit

                              Getting RFC 2544 Profile for VLAN on NID-1

                                 Command or ActionPurpose
                                Step 1ConfigureNID


                                Example: 
                                UCS# Configure NID 1
                                                                  		Opens a new session for NID 1.  
                                Step 2RFC2544PortType


                                Example: 
                                UCS# RFC2544PortType
                                                                  		Enters the RFC2544PortType mode.  
                                Step 3getRfc2544Profile rfc2544Request profileName profileName


                                Example: 
                                UCS(RFC2544PortType)# getRfc2544Profile rfc2544Request profileName vlan-profile
                                                                  		Gets the RFC 2544 profile.

                                • rfc2544Request—Specifies RFC2544 request parameter.

                                • profileName—Specifies name of the profile.

                                 
                                Step 4getRfc2544Profile review


                                Example: 
                                UCS(RFC2544PortType)# getRfc2544Profile review
                                 

                                Displays the getRfc2544Profile configuration.

                                 
                                Step 5getRfc2544Profile commit


                                Example: 
                                UCS(RFC2544PortType)# getRfc2544Profile commit
                                                                  		Sends the getRfc2544Profile configuration to the ME 1200 NID.  
                                Step 6exit


                                Example: 
                                UCS(RFC2544PortType)# exit
                                                                  		Exits the RFC2544PortType mode.  

                                Configuration Example

                                The example shows how to get RFC 2544 profile for VLAN on NID-1: 

                                UCS# RFC2544PortType
UCS(RFC2544PortType)# getRfc2544Profile rfc2544Request profileName vlan-profile
UCS(RFC2544PortType)# getRfc2544Profile review
UCS(RFC2544PortType)# getRfc2544Profile commit
                                GetRfc2544Profile_Output.Rfc2544Profile.profileName = 'vlan_profile'
GetRfc2544Profile_Output.Rfc2544Profile.description = 'vlanprofile'
GetRfc2544Profile_Output.Rfc2544Profile.megLevel = 4
GetRfc2544Profile_Output.Rfc2544Profile.egressPort = 3
GetRfc2544Profile_Output.Rfc2544Profile.seqNoCheck.t = 2
GetRfc2544Profile_Output.Rfc2544Profile.seqNoCheck.u.disable = ''
GetRfc2544Profile_Output.Rfc2544Profile.dwellTime = 2
GetRfc2544Profile_Output.Rfc2544Profile.mepType.t = 2
GetRfc2544Profile_Output.Rfc2544Profile.mepType.u.vlanDownMep = ''
GetRfc2544Profile_Output.Rfc2544Profile.vlanId = 999
GetRfc2544Profile_Output.Rfc2544Profile.pcp = 0
GetRfc2544Profile_Output.Rfc2544Profile.dei = 0
GetRfc2544Profile_Output.Rfc2544Profile.dMac = '00-00-00-00-00-01'

 GetRfc2544Profile Commit Success!!!
                                UCS(RFC2544PortType)# exit

                                Setting RFC 2544 Reporting Parameters for VLAN on NID-1

                                   Command or ActionPurpose
                                  Step 1ConfigureNID


                                  Example: 
                                  UCS# Configure NID 1
                                   

                                  Opens a new session for NID 1.

                                   
                                  Step 2RFC2544PortType


                                  Example: 
                                  UCS# RFC2544PortType
                                                                      		Enters the RFC2544PortType mode.  
                                  Step 3setReportParams rfc2544Reports reportAction {delete reportName | save {reportName | tftpPath} | start {reportName | profileName | description} | stop reportName | rename {oldName | newName}}


                                  Example: 
                                  UCS(RFC2544PortType)# setReportParams rfc2544Reports reportAction start profileName vlan-profile  
UCS(RFC2544PortType)# setReportParams rfc2544Reports reportAction start reportName vlan-profile  
UCS(RFC2544PortType)# setReportParams rfc2544Reports reportAction start description vlan-profile
                                   

                                  Sets RFC 2544 reporting parameters.

                                  • reportAction—Specifies action to be performed on the report.

                                    • delete—Deletes the existing report.

                                      • reportName—Specifies name of the report.

                                    • save—Saves the existing report.

                                      • reportName—Specifies the name of existing report.

                                      • tftpPath—Specifies TFTP server URL tftp://server[:port]/path-to-file.

                                    • start—Starts profile execution

                                      • reportName—Specifies unique name of the resulting report.

                                      • profileName—Specifies name of the profile to execute.

                                      • description—(Optional) Provides a description of the report.
                                        Note   

                                        We recommend that you add a description for the report.

                                    • stop—Stops the report.

                                      • reportName—Specifies name of the report to be stopped.

                                    • rename—Renames the existing report.

                                      • oldName—Specifies name of the old profile.

                                      • newName—Specifies name of the new profile.

                                   
                                  Step 4setReportParams review


                                  Example: 
                                  UCS(RFC2544PortType)# setReportParams review
                                                                      		Displays the setReportParams configuration.  
                                  Step 5setReportParams commit


                                  Example: 
                                  UCS(RFC2544PortType)# setReportParams commit
                                                                      		Sends the setReportParams configuration to the UCS controller.  
                                  Step 6exit


                                  Example: 
                                  UCS(RFC2544PortType)# exit
                                                                      		Exits the RFC2544PortType mode.  

                                  Configuration Example

                                  The example shows how to set the RFC 2544 reporting parameters for VLAN on NID-1: 

                                  UCS# RFC2544PortType
UCS(RFC2544PortType)# setReportParams rfc2544Reports reportAction start profileName vlan-profile  
UCS(RFC2544PortType)# setReportParams rfc2544Reports reportAction start reportName vlan-profile  
UCS(RFC2544PortType)# setReportParams rfc2544Reports reportAction start description vlan-profile 
UCS(RFC2544PortType)# setReportParams review
UCS(RFC2544PortType)# setReportParams commit
UCS(RFC2544PortType)# exit

                                  Displaying RFC 2544 Report for VLAN on NID-1

                                     Command or ActionPurpose
                                    Step 1ConfigureNID


                                    Example: 
                                    UCS# Configure NID 1
                                     

                                    Opens a new session for NID 1.

                                     
                                    Step 2RFC2544PortType


                                    Example: 
                                    UCS# RFC2544PortType
                                                                          		Enters the RFC2544PortType mode.  
                                    Step 3showRfc2544 showRequest show {profiles | report}


                                    Example: 
                                    UCS(RFC2544PortType)# showRfc2544 showRequest show profiles
                                                                          		Displays RFC 2544 profile.

                                    • show—Displays profile or report.

                                      • profiles—Displays profile information.

                                      • report—Displays report information.

                                     
                                    Step 4showRfc2544 review


                                    Example: 
                                    UCS(RFC2544PortType)# showRfc2544 review
                                     

                                    Displays the showRfc2544 configuration.

                                     
                                    Step 5showRfc2544 commit


                                    Example: 
                                    UCS(RFC2544PortType)# showRfc2544 commit
                                                                          		Sends the setRfc2544Profile configuration to the UCS controller.  
                                    Step 6showRfc2544 showRequest show {profiles | report}


                                    Example: 
                                    UCS(RFC2544PortType)# showRfc2544 showRequest show report
                                                                          		Displays RFC 2544 profile.

                                    • show—Displays profile or report.

                                      • profiles—Displays profile information.

                                      • report—Displays report information.

                                     
                                    Step 7showRfc2544 review


                                    Example: 
                                    UCS(RFC2544PortType)# showRfc2544 review
                                     

                                    Displays the showRfc2544 configuration.

                                     
                                    Step 8showRfc2544 commit


                                    Example: 
                                    UCS(RFC2544PortType)# showRfc2544 commit
                                                                          		Sends the setRfc2544Profile configuration to the UCS controller.  
                                    Step 9exit


                                    Example: 
                                    UCS(RFC2544PortType)# exit
                                                                          		Exits the RFC2544PortType mode.  

                                    Configuration Example

                                    The example shows how to display RFC 2544 report for VLAN on NID-1: 

                                    UCS# RFC2544PortType
UCS(RFC2544PortType)# showRfc2544 showRequest show report
UCS(RFC2544PortType)# showRfc2544 review
UCS(RFC2544PortType)# showRfc2544 commit
                                    ShowRfc2544_Output.showResponse.t = 2
ShowRfc2544_Output.showResponse.u.report[0].reportName = 'Report1'
ShowRfc2544_Output.showResponse.u.report[0].created = '1970-01-04T07:29:25+00:00'
ShowRfc2544_Output.showResponse.u.report[0].status = 'Succeeded'
ShowRfc2544_Output.showResponse.u.report[1].reportName = 'Rep15'
ShowRfc2544_Output.showResponse.u.report[1].created = '1970-01-02T01:57:34+00:00'
ShowRfc2544_Output.showResponse.u.report[1].status = 'Failed'
ShowRfc2544_Output.showResponse.u.report[2].reportName = 'Rep16'
ShowRfc2544_Output.showResponse.u.report[2].created = '1970-01-02T02:08:12+00:00'
ShowRfc2544_Output.showResponse.u.report[2].status = 'Succeeded'
ShowRfc2544_Output.showResponse.u.report[3].reportName = 'profile1'
ShowRfc2544_Output.showResponse.u.report[3].created = '1970-01-02T03:48:16+00:00'
ShowRfc2544_Output.showResponse.u.report[3].status = 'Failed'

 ShowRfc2544 Commit Success!!!
                                    UCS(RFC2544PortType)# exit

                                    Deleting RFC 2544 Profile on NID-1

                                       Command or ActionPurpose
                                      Step 1ConfigureNID


                                      Example: 
                                      UCS# Configure NID 1
                                       

                                      Opens a new session for NID 1.

                                       
                                      Step 2RFC2544PortType


                                      Example: 
                                      UCS# RFC2544PortType
                                                                              		Enters the RFC2544PortType mode.  
                                      Step 3deleterfc2544 rfc2544DeleteConfig {profileName profileName | delete {btob | dMAC | description | dwellTime | frameLoss | frameSizes | ifc | latency | megLevel | rfc2544 | throughput | vid}}


                                      Example: 
                                      UCS(RFC2544PortType)# deleteRfc2544 rfc2544DeleteConfig profileName profile1
                                       

                                      Deletes RFC profile.

                                      • profileName—Specifies RFC 2544 profile name.
                                      • profileName—Name of the RFC 2544 profile .
                                      • delete—Deletes the specific attributes of the profile.
                                      • btob—Removes back-to-back test.
                                      • dMAC—Removes destination MAC.
                                      • description—Removes description.
                                      • dwellTime—Removes dwell time.
                                      • frameLoss—Removes frame loss test.
                                      • frameSizes—Removes frame sizes.
                                      • ifc—Removes IFC.
                                      • latency—Removes latency test.
                                      • megLevel—Removes MEG level.
                                      • rfc2544—Removes RFC 2544 profile.
                                      • throughput—Removes throughput test.
                                      • vid—Removes version ID (VID).
                                       
                                      Step 4deleteRfc2544 review


                                      Example: 
                                      UCS(RFC2544PortType)# deleteRfc2544 review
                                                                              		Displays the deleteRfc2544 configuration.  
                                      Step 5deleteRfc2544 commit


                                      Example: 
                                      UCS(RFC2544PortType)# deleteRfc2544 commit
                                                                              		Sends the deleteRfc2544 configuration to the UCS controller.  
                                      Step 6exit


                                      Example: 
                                      UCS(RFC2544PortType)# exit
                                                                              		Exits the RFC2544PortType mode.  

                                      Configuration Example

                                      The example shows how to delete RFC 2544 profile on NID-1: 

                                      UCS# RFC2544PortType
UCS(RFC2544PortType)# deleteRfc2544 rfc2544DeleteConfig profileName profile1
UCS(RFC2544PortType)# deleteRfc2544 review
UCS(RFC2544PortType)# deleteRfc2544 commit
UCS(RFC2544PortType)# exit

                                      Modifying RFC 2544 with Frameloss and Backtoback

                                         Command or ActionPurpose
                                        Step 1ConfigureNID


                                        Example: 
                                        UCS# Configure NID 1
                                         

                                        Opens a new session for NID 1.

                                         
                                        Step 2RFC2544PortType


                                        Example: 
                                        UCS# RFC2544PortType
                                                                                  		Enters the RFC2544PortType mode.  
                                        Step 3SetRfc2544TestToRun testParameters {profileName profileName | frameSizes | testToRun {throughput | latency | frameLoss | backToBack} | thoughputTParams {trialDuration | minRate | maxRate | accuracy | allowedFrameLoss} | latencyTParams {trialDuration | delayMessInterval | allowedFrameLoss} | frameLossTParams {trialDuration | minRate | maxRate | rateStep} | backToBackTParams {trialDuration | trialCount}}


                                        Example: 
                                        UCS(RFC2544PortType)# setRfc2544TestToRun testParameters profileName vlan-profile
UCS(RFC2544PortType)# setRfc2544TestToRun testParameters backToBackTParams trialCount 2 
UCS(RFC2544PortType)# setRfc2544TestToRun testParameters frameLossTParams minRate 100 
UCS(RFC2544PortType)# setRfc2544TestToRun testParameters frameLossTParams maxRate 200 
UCS(RFC2544PortType)# setRfc2544TestToRun testParameters frameLossTParams rateStep 10
                                         

                                        Modifies RFC 2544 with Frameloss and Backtoback.

                                        • testParameters—Specifies RFC 2544 test parameters.
                                        • profileName—Specifies RFC 2544 profile name.
                                        • profileName—Name of the RFC 2544 profile.
                                        • frameSizes—Specifies frame sizes separated by a comma, for example, 1024,128,1280,1518, 2000, 256, 512, 64, 9600.
                                        • testToRun—Test to be run.
                                          • throughput—Enables throughput test and optionally set its parameters.
                                          • latency—Enables latency test and optionally set its parameters.
                                          • frameLoss—Enables frame-loss test and optionally set its parameters.
                                          • backToBack—Enables back-to-back test and optionally set its parameters.
                                        • thoughputTParams—Specifies throughput test parameters.
                                          • trialDuration—Sets the duration of one trial.
                                          • minRate—Sets the minimum rate.
                                          • maxRate—Sets the maximum rate.
                                          • accuracy—Sets the accuracy (stop criterion).
                                          • allowedFrameLoss—Sets the maximum allowed test protocol data unit (PDU) loss at which the test is considered successful.
                                        • latencyTParams—Specifies latency test parameters.
                                          • trialDuration—Sets the duration of one trial.
                                          • delayMessInterval—Specifies interval between sending delay measurement frames.
                                          • allowedFrameLoss—Sets the maximum allowed test PDU loss at which the test is considered successful.
                                        • frameLossTParams—Specifies frame loss test parameters.
                                          • trialDuration—Sets the duration of one trial.
                                          • minRate— Sets the minimum rate.
                                          • maxRate— Sets the maximum rate.
                                          • rateStep—Sets the step rate.
                                        • backToBackTParams—Specifies back to back test parameters.
                                          • trialDuration—Specifies the time (in milliseconds) to transmit a burst of Y.1731 test frames at line rate and frame size.
                                          • trialCount—Specifies the number of times to repeat the burst.
                                         
                                        Step 4SetRfc2544TestToRun review


                                        Example: 
                                        UCS(RFC2544PortType)# SetRfc2544TestToRun review
                                                                                  		Displays the SetRfc2544TestToRun configuration.  
                                        Step 5SetRfc2544TestToRun commit


                                        Example: 
                                        UCS(RFC2544PortType)# SetRfc2544TestToRun commit
                                                                                  		Sends the SetRfc2544TestToRun configuration to the UCS controller.  
                                        Step 6SetRfc2544TestToRun testParameters {profileName profileName | frameSizes | testToRun {throughput | latency | frameLoss | backToBack} | thoughputTParams {trialDuration | minRate | maxRate | accuracy | allowedFrameLoss} | latencyTParams {trialDuration | delayMessInterval | allowedFrameLoss} | frameLossTParams {trialDuration | minRate | maxRate | rateStep} | backToBackTParams {trialDuration | trialCount}}


                                        Example: 
                                        UCS(RFC2544PortType)# setRfc2544TestToRun testParameters testToRun backToBack enable 
UCS(RFC2544PortType)# setRfc2544TestToRun testParameters testToRun frameLoss enable 
UCS(RFC2544PortType)# setRfc2544TestToRun testParameters testToRun latency disable 
UCS(RFC2544PortType)# setRfc2544TestToRun testParameters testToRun throughput disable 
UCS(RFC2544PortType)# setRfc2544TestToRun testParameters profileName vlan-profile
                                         

                                        Modifies RFC 2544 with Frameloss and Backtoback.

                                        • testParameters—Specifies RFC 2544 test parameters.
                                        • profileName—Specifies RFC 2544 profile name.
                                        • profileName—Name of the RFC 2544 profile.
                                        • frameSizes—Specifies frame sizes separated by a comma, for example, 1024,128,1280,1518, 2000, 256, 512, 64, 9600.
                                        • testToRun—Test to be run.
                                          • throughput—Enables throughput test and optionally set its parameters.
                                          • latency—Enables latency test and optionally set its parameters.
                                          • frameLoss—Enables frame-loss test and optionally set its parameters.
                                          • backToBack—Enables back-to-back test and optionally set its parameters.
                                        • thoughputTParams—Specifies throughput test parameters.
                                          • trialDuration—Sets the duration of one trial.
                                          • minRate—Sets the minimum rate.
                                          • maxRate—Sets the maximum rate.
                                          • accuracy—Sets the accuracy (stop criterion).
                                          • allowedFrameLoss—Sets the maximum allowed test protocol data unit (PDU) loss at which the test is considered successful.
                                        • latencyTParams—Specifies latency test parameters.
                                          • trialDuration—Sets the duration of one trial.
                                          • delayMessInterval—Specifies interval between sending delay measurement frames.
                                          • allowedFrameLoss—Sets the maximum allowed test PDU loss at which the test is considered successful.
                                        • frameLossTParams—Specifies frame loss test parameters.
                                          • trialDuration—Sets the duration of one trial.
                                          • minRate— Sets the minimum rate.
                                          • maxRate— Sets the maximum rate.
                                          • rateStep—Sets the step rate.
                                        • backToBackTParams—Specifies back to back test parameters.
                                          • trialDuration—Specifies the time (in milliseconds) to transmit a burst of Y.1731 test frames at line rate and frame size.
                                          • trialCount—Specifies the number of times to repeat the burst.
                                         
                                        Step 7SetRfc2544TestToRun review


                                        Example: 
                                        UCS(RFC2544PortType)# SetRfc2544TestToRun review
                                                                                  		Displays the SetRfc2544TestToRun configuration.  
                                        Step 8SetRfc2544TestToRun commit


                                        Example: 
                                        UCS(RFC2544PortType)# SetRfc2544TestToRun commit
                                                                                  		Sends the SetRfc2544TestToRun configuration to the UCS controller.  
                                        Step 9exit


                                        Example: 
                                        UCS(RFC2544PortType)# exit
                                                                                  		Exits the RFC2544PortType mode.  

                                        Configuration Example

                                        The example shows how to modify and enable RFC 2544 with Frameloss and Backtoback: 

                                        UCS# RFC2544PortType
UCS(RFC2544PortType)# setRfc2544TestToRun testParameters profileName vlan-profile
UCS(RFC2544PortType)# setRfc2544TestToRun testParameters backToBackTParams trialCount 2 
UCS(RFC2544PortType)# setRfc2544TestToRun testParameters frameLossTParams minRate 100 
UCS(RFC2544PortType)# setRfc2544TestToRun testParameters frameLossTParams maxRate 200 
UCS(RFC2544PortType)# setRfc2544TestToRun testParameters frameLossTParams rateStep 10 
UCS(RFC2544PortType)# setRfc2544TestToRun review
UCS(RFC2544PortType)# setRfc2544TestToRun commit

UCS(RFC2544PortType)# setRfc2544TestToRun testParameters testToRun backToBack enable 
UCS(RFC2544PortType)# setRfc2544TestToRun testParameters testToRun frameLoss enable 
UCS(RFC2544PortType)# setRfc2544TestToRun testParameters testToRun latency disable 
UCS(RFC2544PortType)# setRfc2544TestToRun testParameters testToRun throughput disable 
UCS(RFC2544PortType)# setRfc2544TestToRun testParameters profileName vlan-profile
UCS(RFC2544PortType)# setRfc2544TestToRun review
UCS(RFC2544PortType)# setRfc2544TestToRun commit

UCS(RFC2544PortType)# exit

                                        Getting RFC 2544 Profile after Modifying Frameloss and Backtoback

                                           Command or ActionPurpose
                                          Step 1ConfigureNID


                                          Example: 
                                          UCS# Configure NID 1
                                           

                                          Opens a new session for NID 1.

                                           
                                          Step 2RFC2544PortType


                                          Example: 
                                          UCS# RFC2544PortType
                                                                                      		Enters the RFC2544PortType mode.  
                                          Step 3getRfc2544TestToRun rfc2544Request profileName profileName


                                          Example: 
                                          UCS(RFC2544PortType)# getRfc2544TestToRun rfc2544Request profileName vlan-profile
                                                                                      		Gets the RFC 2544 profile.

                                          • rfc2544Request—Specifies RFC2544 request parameter.

                                          • profileName—Specifies name of the profile.

                                           
                                          Step 4getRfc2544TestToRun review


                                          Example: 
                                          UCS(RFC2544PortType)# getRfc2544TestToRun review
                                           

                                          Displays the getRfc2544Profile configuration.

                                           
                                          Step 5getRfc2544TestToRun commit


                                          Example: 
                                          UCS(RFC2544PortType)# getRfc2544TestToRun commit
                                                                                      		Sends the getRfc2544Profile configuration to the UCS controller.  
                                          Step 6exit


                                          Example: 
                                          UCS(RFC2544PortType)# exit
                                                                                      		Exits the RFC2544PortTypemode.  

                                          Configuration Example

                                          The example shows how to get RFC 2544 Profile after modifying frameloss and backtoback: 

                                          UCS# RFC2544PortType
UCS(RFC2544PortType)# getRfc2544TestToRun rfc2544Request profileName vlan-profile 
UCS(RFC2544PortType)# getRfc2544TestToRun review
UCS(RFC2544PortType)# getRfc2544TestToRun commit
                                          GetRfc2544TestToRun_Output.testParameters.profileName = 'vlan-profile'
GetRfc2544TestToRun_Output.testParameters.frameSizes = '64-128-256-512-1024-1280-1518-2000'
GetRfc2544TestToRun_Output.testParameters.testToRun.throughput = false
GetRfc2544TestToRun_Output.testParameters.testToRun.latency = false
GetRfc2544TestToRun_Output.testParameters.testToRun.frameLoss = true
GetRfc2544TestToRun_Output.testParameters.testToRun.backToBack = true
GetRfc2544TestToRun_Output.testParameters.thoughputTParams.trialDuration = 60
GetRfc2544TestToRun_Output.testParameters.thoughputTParams.minRate = 800
GetRfc2544TestToRun_Output.testParameters.thoughputTParams.maxRate = 1000
GetRfc2544TestToRun_Output.testParameters.thoughputTParams.accuracy = 2
GetRfc2544TestToRun_Output.testParameters.thoughputTParams.allowedFrameLoss = 0
GetRfc2544TestToRun_Output.testParameters.latencyTParams.trialDuration = 120
GetRfc2544TestToRun_Output.testParameters.latencyTParams.delayMessInterval = 10
GetRfc2544TestToRun_Output.testParameters.latencyTParams.allowedFrameLoss = 0
GetRfc2544TestToRun_Output.testParameters.frameLossTParams.trialDuration = 60
GetRfc2544TestToRun_Output.testParameters.frameLossTParams.minRate = 800
GetRfc2544TestToRun_Output.testParameters.frameLossTParams.maxRate = 1000
GetRfc2544TestToRun_Output.testParameters.frameLossTParams.rateStep = 5
GetRfc2544TestToRun_Output.testParameters.backToBackTParams.trialDuration = 2000
GetRfc2544TestToRun_Output.testParameters.backToBackTParams.trialCount = 50

 GetRfc2544TestToRun Commit Success!!!
                                          UCS(RFC2544PortType)# exit

                                          Verifying RFC 2544

                                          Use the following commands to verify the RFC 2544 status on the UCS controller.

                                          • showRfc2544 com

                                            This command displays the RFC 2544 report. The following is a sample output from the command: 

                                            UCS(SPAN)# showRfc2544 com
                                            UCS(SPAN)# showRfc2544 com review
                                            Commands in queue:
	    showRfc2544 com
                                            UCS(SPAN)# showSpanConfig commit
                                            ShowRfc2544_Output.showResponse.t = 2
ShowRfc2544_Output.showResponse.u.report[0].reportName = 'Jul3'
ShowRfc2544_Output.showResponse.u.report[0].created = '1970-01-04T01:02:24+00:00'
ShowRfc2544_Output.showResponse.u.report[0].status = 'Failed'
ShowRfc2544_Output.showResponse.u.report[1].reportName = 'July3'
ShowRfc2544_Output.showResponse.u.report[1].created = '1970-01-04T01:15:37+00:00'
ShowRfc2544_Output.showResponse.u.report[1].status = 'Failed'
ShowRfc2544_Output.showResponse.u.report[2].reportName = 'repjuly3'
ShowRfc2544_Output.showResponse.u.report[2].created = '1970-01-04T01:52:07+00:00'
ShowRfc2544_Output.showResponse.u.report[2].status = 'Succeeded'
ShowRfc2544_Output.showResponse.u.report[3].reportName = 'Report1'
ShowRfc2544_Output.showResponse.u.report[3].created = '1970-01-04T07:29:25+00:00'
ShowRfc2544_Output.showResponse.u.report[3].status = 'Succeeded'
ShowRfc2544_Output.showResponse.u.report[4].reportName = 'rep-vlan'
ShowRfc2544_Output.showResponse.u.report[4].created = '1970-01-04T21:01:59+00:00'
ShowRfc2544_Output.showResponse.u.report[4].status = 'Failed'
ShowRfc2544_Output.showResponse.u.report[5].reportName = 'Report20'
ShowRfc2544_Output.showResponse.u.report[5].created = '1970-01-01T08:15:17+00:00'
ShowRfc2544_Output.showResponse.u.report[5].status = 'Failed'
ShowRfc2544_Output.showResponse.u.report[6].reportName = 'Rep22'
ShowRfc2544_Output.showResponse.u.report[6].created = '1970-01-01T09:36:14+00:00'
ShowRfc2544_Output.showResponse.u.report[6].status = 'Failed'
ShowRfc2544_Output.showResponse.u.report[7].reportName = 'profile2'
ShowRfc2544_Output.showResponse.u.report[7].created = '1970-01-02T00:55:43+00:00'
ShowRfc2544_Output.showResponse.u.report[7].status = 'Failed'

ShowRfc2544 Commit Success!!!

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