cfm logging filter

Use this command to filter the sending of CFM Syslog messages by maintenance domains (MDs), maintenance associations (MAs), and maintenance end points (MEPs).

Syntax

cfm logging filter md {string-name name | dns-like-name dns-name | mac-int-name mac-name | no-name | index index} [ma string-name name | vid-name vid-name | id-name id-name | index index} [mep mep-id]
no cfm logging filter

Parameters

md Specifies an MD context.
ma (Optional) Specifies an MA context.
string-name name Specifies an MD or MA string name of up to 43 printable characters.
dns-like-name dns-name Specifies an MD string that represents a standard domain name server convention.
mac-int-name mac-name Specifies an MD string that follows a MAC address format plus an integer index ID value separated by a period (.) in the format xx-xx-xx-xx-xx-xx.ID or xx:xx:xx:xx:xx:xx.ID, where x is a hex value and the ID range is 0 - 65535.
no-name Specifies a NULL string (“”) MD name.
index index Specifies an MD or MA index value.
vid-name vid-name Specifies an MA VLAN integer value between 0 - 4094.
id-name id-name Specifies an MA ID integer value between 0 - 65535 (MA mode only).
mep mep-id (Optional) Specifies a MEP ID. Valid values are 1 - 8191.

Defaults

If an MA or end-point is not specified, Syslog messages are sent for all MAs and end-points for the specified MD. If no CFM logging filter configuration exists, all CFM Syslog messages are sent.

Mode

Global Configuration command only.

Usage

This command allows you to limit the sending of CFM Syslog messages to the specified criteria.

The “no” form of this command sets the CFM logging filter configuration to the default value: all CFM Syslog messages are sent.

Example

This example shows how to configure Syslog to display Syslog messages for all MEPs in the myMA1 maintenance association of the myMD1 maintenance domain:

System(rw-config)->cfm logging filter md string-name myMD1 ma string-name myMA1
System(rw-config)->