show cfm md ma mep

Use this command to display the MEP configuration information.

Syntax

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

Parameters

md	Specifies an MD context.
ma	Specifies an MA context.
string-name `name`	Specifies the MD or MA string name of the MEP to display. Valid values are up to 43 printable characters.
dns-like-name `dns-name`	Specifies the MD DNS like maintenance domain string name of the MEP to display. Valid values are up to 43 printable characters.
mac-int-name `mac-name`	Specifies the MD MAC address formatted string name of the MEP to display. A valid value is a MAC address formatted string 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 the NULL string named MD of the MEP to display.
index `index`	Specifies the MD index value or the MA index of the MEP to display.
vid-name `vlan`	Specifies the MA VLAN ID name of the MEP to display.
id-name `id`	Specifies the MA ID name of the MEP to display.
index `index`	Specifies the MA index value of the MEP to display.
mep-id `mep-id`	(Optional) Specifies a MEP to display.
-verbose	(Optional) A detailed level of MEP configuration information will display.

Defaults

If the MEP ID is not specified, all MEPs are displayed.
If -verbose is not specified, a standard level of configuration information is displayed.

Mode

All command modes.

Examples

This example displays the MEP configuration information for the MA index 1 associated with the myMD1 MD:

System(rw)->show cfm md string-name myMD1 ma index 1 mep
MD Name: myMD1
MA Name: myMA1
 MEP         Active        MEP  MEP    CCI               MAC           MEP
  ID       Selector       Port  Dir Enable              Addr        Status
---- -------------- ---------- ---- ------ ----------------- -------------
  59           None     tg.1.1 Down   True 00-1f-45-a0-9d-ab        Active
System(rw)->

This example displays the verbose level MEP configuration information for the MA index 1 associated with the myMD1 MD:

System(rw)->show cfm md string-name myMD1 ma index 1 mep -verbose
MD Name: myMD1
MA Name: myMA1
  MEP ID: 59
    Active Selector  : None
    Primary VID      : 0
    IfIndex          : 13001
    Port             : tg.1.1
    MAC Address      : 00-1f-45-a0-9d-ab
    Direction        : Down
    Active           : True
    CCI Enabled      : True
    CCM/LTM Priority : 6
    FNG State        : Defect Reported
    HighestPriDefect : DefXconCCM
    FNG Alarm Time   : 500
    FNG Reset Time   : 500
    Low Pr Def       : RemErrXcon
    Low Pr Def Syslog: RemErrXcon
    Row Status       : Active
System(rw)->

show cfm md ma mep Output Display provides an explanation of the command output.

show cfm md ma mep Output Display

Output...	What it displays...
MD Name	The name of the MD to which the MEP belongs.
MA Name	The name of the MA to which the MEP belongs.
MEP ID	The MEP.
Active Selector	Protected service value for this MEP. Defaults to MA component configuration if no VLAN is configured for this end-point.
Primary VID	The VLAN the MEP uses as a tagging option for its transmitted frames.
MEP Port	The bridge port the MEP is attached to.
MEP Dir or Direction	Specifies the direction of the MEP. Down: sends PDU messages away from the MAC relay entity. Up: sends PDU messages towards the MAC relay entity.
CCI Enable	Specifies whether the MEP generates continuity check messages. True: continuity check messages are generated. False: continuity check messages are not generated.
CCM/LTM Priority	The continuity check message and linktrace message priority for the end-point.
MAC Addr	The MEP MAC address.
MEP Status or Active	The MEP configuration status: Active (enabled) or Inactive (not enabled).
FNG State	Defect reported status. Either a defect is currently being reported or the status is reset.
HighestPriDefect	Displays the highest priority defect reported. See MEP Defect Definitions for descriptions of reported defects.
FNG Alarm Time	Displays the minimum time a defect must be present before an alarm is generated.
FNG Reset Time	Displays the time a MEP defect must be absent before an alarm is reset.
Low Pr Def	The lowest priority defect for trap reporting. See alarm-defect-trap.
Low Pr Def Syslog	The lowest priority defect for Syslog reporting. See alarm-defect-syslog.
Row Status	Displays the administrative status for this MEP state machine.

Published May 2016prev | next

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