Configuring and Managing CES Pseudowires
  
  
    Use the following commands to configure Circuit
      Emulation Service (CES) pseudowires.
    - 
        To create or delete a CES pseudowire, use the following
          commands:
        create ces
          ces_name psn [mef8 | udp | mpls]] delete ces
          [ces_name | all] 
- 
        To enable or disable the administrative status of a CES
          pseudowire, use the following commands:
        enable ces
          [ces_name | all] disable ces
          [ces_name | all] 
- 
        To manually add an IPv4 peer (far-end) for a CES
          pseudowire, use the following command:
        configure
          ces ces_name add peer ipaddress ipaddress [fec-id-type pseudo-wire pw_id {lsp
          lsp_name} | udp-port local src_udp_port remote dst_udp_port vlan vlan_name] 
- 
        To manually add an Ethernet (MEF-8) peer (far-end) for a
          CES pseudowire, use the following command:
        configure
          ces ces_name add peer mac-address mac_address ecid local tx_ecid remote rx_ecid vlan vlan_name  
- 
        To delete a peer of a CES pseudowire, use the following
          command:
        configure
          ces ces_name delete peer [ipaddress ipaddress | mac-address mac_address] 
- 
        To add or delete a TDM service on a CES pseudowire, use
          the following command:
        configure
          ces ces_name add service service_name  configure
          ces ces_name delete service  
- 
        To configure the jitter-buffer value for a CES
          pseudowire, use the following command:
        configure
          ces ces_name jitter-buffer min_jbf {max max_jbf} 
- 
        To configure the payload-size value for a CES pseudowire,
          use the following command:
        configure
          ces ces_name payload-size bytes  
- 
        To configure the quality of service (QoS) profile for a
          CES pseudowire, use the following command:
        configure
          ces ces_name qosprofile qosprofile  
- 
        To configure the filler pattern for a CES pseudowire, use
          the following command:
        configure
          ces ces_name filler-pattern byte_value  
- 
        To configure Loss of Packet State (LOPS) on a CES
          pseudowire, use the following command:
        configure
          ces ces_name lops-threshold [entry num_packets_for_entry {exit num_packets_for_exit} | exit num_packets_for_exit  
- 
        To configure time-to-live (TTL) on a CES pseudowire, use
          the following command:
        configure
          ces ces_name ttl ttl_value  
- 
        To enable or disable the CES pseudowire peer, use the
          following command:
        [enable | disable] ces ces_name peer ipaddress ipaddress  
- 
        To configure DSCP value on a CES pseudowire, use the
          following command:
        configure
          ces ces_name dscp dscp_value  
      
Note   
        
          - Payload size can be reconfigured only after disabling the TDM
            pseudowire.
- TDM service can be removed from a TDM pseudowire only after the
            Peer Configuration of the TDM pseudowire is removed.
- The CES pseudowire configured for recovering clock cannot be
            deleted when it is configured as the clock source for the TDM port. Change the TDM port
            transmit clock source before deleting the pseudowire.