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Debugging

5.The transit node receives Health messages

The transit node receives Health messages from the master node. These have a state of Failed, which shows that the ring is still broken.

This is the packet shown in step 6 on page 50 of the master node debug output.

Manager 9924-B>

EPSR Port1 Rx: 00e02b00 00040000 cd280619 8100e3e8 005caaaa 0300e02b 00bb0100 00541d9f 00000000 0000cd28 0619990b 00400105 03e80000 00000000 cd280619 00010002 02000149

EPSR Port1 Rx:

-----------------------------------------------------------------------

TYPE

= HEALTH

STATE

= FAILED

CTRL VLAN

= 1000

SYSTEM

=

00-00-cd-28-06-19

HELLO TIME

=

1

FAIL TIME

=

2

HELLO SEQ

=

329

 

 

 

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.

.

.

6.The link comes back up

The transit node detects that the broken link has come back up. It blocks the port to prevent a loop from occurring, sends a trap, and changes the EPSR state to Pre-forwarding.

Manager 9924-B>

Block EPSR:test port:2 VLAN:2 EPSR test, Port 2 port up

EPSR INFO: Send trap EPSR:test oldState:LINK-DOWN newState:PRE-FORWARDING nodeType:TRANSIT

EPSR test oldState:LINK-DOWN newState:PRE-FORWARDING

7.The transit node receives another Health message

The transit node receives another Health message. This message will make it back to the master node’s secondary port, because the link between the two transit nodes is now up.

This is the packet shown in step 7 on page 50 of the master node debug output.

Manager 9924-B>

EPSR Port1 Rx: 00e02b00 00040000 cd280619 8100e3e8 005caaaa 0300e02b 00bb0100 00541d72 00000000 0000cd28 0619990b 00400105 03e80000 00000000 cd280619 00010002 02000176

EPSR Port1 Rx:

-----------------------------------------------------------------------

TYPE

= HEALTH

STATE

= FAILED

CTRL VLAN

= 1000

SYSTEM

=

00-00-cd-28-06-19

HELLO TIME

=

1

FAIL TIME

=

2

HELLO SEQ

=

374

 

 

 

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Contents What information will you find in this document? IntroductionWhich products and software versions does it apply to? Epsr Components How Epsr WorksEstablishing a Ring Fault in a link or a transit node Recovering from a FaultFault in the master node Transit Nodes with Both Ports Down Restoring Normal OperationMaster Node Transit Nodes with One Port DownConfiguring Epsr How To Configure EpsrConfigure other ports and protocols as required Iii. Remove the ring ports from the default VlanIv. Configure the Epsr domain Enable EpsrModifying the Control Vlan Example 1 a Basic Ring Configure the Master Node aAdd the data Vlan to the domain Configure the Transit Nodes B and CRemove the ring ports from the default Vlan Create the Epsr domainCreate epsr=test mode=transit controlvlan=vlan1000 Example 2 a Double Ring Configure the master node switch a for domainConfigure Epsr Configure the master node switch C for domainConfigure the data Vlan for domain Example 3 Epsr and Rstp Configure the master node switch a for the Epsr domainRemove the STP VLAN’s ports from the default Vlan Configure switch E for Epsr and Rstp Epsr Domain Example 4 Epsr with Nested VLANsConfigure the Epsr control Vlan Configure client switch H connected to transit node D Configure client switch E connected to the master nodeConfigure client switch F connected to transit node B Configure client switch G connected to transit node CExample 5 Epsr with management stacking Configure stacking on the second transit node host3 Configure stacking on the first transit node host2Configure Epsr on the stacked switches Configure the other VLANs on the stacked switchesExample 6 Epsr with an iMAP Configure the AT-TN7100 iMAP as Master NodeFollowing diagram shows the expected output Checking the Master Node ConfigurationChecking the Transit Node Configuration Configure the AT-TN7100 iMAP as a Transit NodeLINKS-UP Classifiers and Hardware FiltersPorts and Recovery Times Health Message Priority Igmp Snooping and Recovery TimesEpsr State and Settings Epsr Information Name Domain1 Snmp Traps Counters Master node sends Health messages DebuggingLink Down Between Master Node and Transit Node Master Node Node a Debug OutputPrimary port goes down Master node continues sending Health messagesMaster node transmits a Ring-Down-Flush-FDB message Hello timer expires again Hello timer expiresPrimary port comes back up Master node receives the Ring-Up-Flush-FDB message on port Master node returns the ring to a state of CompleteMaster node transmits and receives Health messages Transit node receives Health messages Transit Node Node B Debug OutputTransit node receives a Ring-Down-Flush-FDB message Port 1 on the transit node goes downTransit node receives a Health message Port 1 comes back upTransit node receives a Ring-Up-Flush-FDB message 252 Link Down Between Two Transit Nodes Link between the two transit nodes goes down Master node receives a second Link-Down message Master node receives a Health message 51 AlliedWare OS How To Note Epsr 375 53 AlliedWare OS How To Note Epsr Transit node sends a Link-Down message Transit node receives another Health message Link comes back upTransit node receives a Ring-Up-Flush-FDB message

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