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Monitoring Network Performance with Service OAM
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Using the Performance Assurance Agent
Overview This article describes how to use the Performance Assurance Agent (PAA™) for monitoring network performance. The Performance Assurance Agent (PAA) is a hardware-assisted active-measurement function that computes Layer-2 or Layer-3 (IPv4...
Written by
Andrea Hilton
Updated on : 07 Aug 2024
Using Service OAM
Service OAM (SOAM) is a layer-2 protocol used for Connectivity Fault Management (CFM) and Performance Monitoring (PM) in a Carrier Ethernet Network (CEN) and encompasses the fault management and performance management capabilities of the Cisco Provi...
Written by
Andrea Hilton
Updated on : 07 Aug 2024
Setting Up Link Trace Messages
Link Trace Messages (LTM) are multicast frames transmitted by a MEP to track the path (hopby- hop) to a destination MEP. Each receiving MEP sends a trace route reply directly to the originating MEP, and regenerates the trace route message. LTM are d...
Written by
Andrea Hilton
Updated on : 23 Jan 2024
Setting Up Loopback Messages
Loopback messages are unicast frames transmitted by a MEP. Sending a high volume of loopback messages can test the bandwidth, reliability or jitter of a service. A MEP can send a loopback to any MEP or MIP in the service. Loopback messages are discu...
Updated on : 23 Jan 2024
Setting Up Delay Measurements
DMM measurements (delay and delay variation) work as follows. A DMM frame is sent from the originating unit to the remote unit. When the DMM frame is received by the remote unit, it sends a DMR to the originating unit. The reception of the DMM fra...
Updated on : 23 Jan 2024
Setting Up Packet Loss Measurement
To set up packet loss instances Access the page SOAM ▶CFM ▶Packet Loss ▶Configuration . A listing of all existing packet loss instances is displayed. Click Add to create a packet loss instance or click the packet loss instance inde...
Updated on : 30 Mar 2022
Setting Up Synthetic Loss Measurements
Synthetic loss measurement is used to measure the frame loss ratios (near-end and far-end) between two MEPs. Measurements and calculations are performed at one end only. You have to set up the SLM instance on the unit that you want to perform and di...
Updated on : 24 Jan 2024
Managing CFM Interfaces
Use this page to view a summary of all CFM interfaces or manage the details related to a selected interface. To view CFM interface information Access the page SOAM ▶CFM ▶Interface . The CFM Interfaces page opens. All available CFM interf...
Updated on : 07 Apr 2022
Setting Up VSP
The VSP function is used to reflect VSP (vendor-specific) frames to the sender. Note: This function is to be used only with VSP when connecting to Layer-2 VSP actuator devices. To set up the VSP function Access the page SOAM ▶C...
Updated on : 07 Apr 2022
Setting Up CFM Default Values
For a given VID, the default MHF MD level plus the set of Maintenance Associations that include that VID define the VID's active MD levels. The MD level at which MHFs could be created on a port for a given VID is the VID's lowest active MD level tha...
Updated on : 07 Apr 2022
Using Service Availability
This article describes the Service Availability (SA) function and how to set it up in your Metro Ethernet Network. The SA function is used to determine the number of unavailable seconds and other counters for a specific service. You can use the SA f...
Written by
Andrea Hilton
Updated on : 24 Jan 2024
Using the Two-Way Active Measurement Protocol (TWAMP)
Two-Way Active Measurement Protocol (TWAMP) is a protocol used to measure round-trip IP performance between any two TWAMP-enabled units deployed in a network. With TWAMP, you can reliably perform in band, round-trip performance measurements and iden...
Written by
Andrea Hilton
Updated on : 11 Sep 2024
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