NNI (Uplink Port Configuration)
The Interface NNI members are used for configuration and status on the Uplink Ports. The uplink ports are referred to NNIs or Network to Network Interfaces.
The configuration of NNI is defined as follows:
NNI Interface Config Attributes
| Attribute | Values | Default | Req | Description |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Aid | SFP1-1-x | QSFP1-2-y | x=1..4 y=1..6 |
N/A | Y | AID or Access Identifier used to identify the port. |
| Link-aggregate-group-id | 1 ... 12 | N/A | Y | The number used to designate the lag, for NET1 it would be 1 |
| User-label | Quoted String | N/A | N | The user defined label for the Uplink port. |
| Admin-state | enabled | disabled | enabled | N | The attribute used to enable or disable an uplink port. |
| Enable-link-trap-notification | true | false | True | N | The attribute used to control whether to send a link trap when the port changes state. This controls both SNMP link traps and EMS alarms. |
Note: * = required parameter
- Command Path – tolt>interfaces>nni>config>
- Module – tolt
- Container – interfaces
- Container – nni
- Container – config
- Styles –
- *aid – AID or Access Identifier used to identify the port.
- SFP1-1-x | QSFP1-2-y | x=1..4 y=1..6
- *Link-aggregate-group-id – The number used to designate the lag, for NET1 it would be 1.
- 1..12
- User-label – The user defined label for the Uplink port. User Label must be enclosed in Quotes ("") to allow a label with spaces.
- "User label text" is any alphanumeric name up to 32 characters.
- Admin-state – The attribute used to enable or disable an uplink port.
- enabled (default) | disabled
- Enable-link-trap-notification – The attribute used to control whether to send a link trap when the port changes state. This controls both SNMP link traps and EMS alarms.
- true (default) | false
- *aid – AID or Access Identifier used to identify the port.
Interface NNI config Example to Enable an Uplink Port
Note: The NNIs or Network to Network Interfaces cannot be created or deleted but always exist. They can only be edited.
The following examples show how to edit the NNI.
Path to NNI for editing:
- Command Path – tolt>interfaces>nni>config>
- Module – tolt
- Container – interfaces
- Container – nni
- Container – config
- Types – Example Parameters
- *aid – QSFP1-2-6
- Admin-state enabled
- From the MDS1-ESUA<config># command line, input tolt interfaces nni config QSFP1-2-6 admin-state enabled, and press Enter.
- Input commit and press Enter. Outputs similar to the following are displayed:
MDS1-ESUA<config># tolt interfaces nni config QSFP1-2-6 admin-state enabled <enter> MDS1-ESUA<config-config-QSFP1-2-6># Commit <enter> commit complete MDS1-ESUA<config-config-QSFP1-2-6># exit <enter> MDS1-ESUA<config)# _
Disabling an Uplink Port
- Command Path – tolt>interfaces>nni>config>
- Module – tolt
- Container – interfaces
- Container – nni
- Container – config
- Types – Example Parameters
- *aid – QSFP1-2-6
- Admin-state disabled
- From the MDS1-ESUA <config># command line, input admin-state disabled, and press Enter.
- Input commit and press Enter. Outputs similar to the following are displayed:
MDS1-ESUA<config># tolt interfaces nni config QSFP1-2-6 admin-state disabled <enter> MDS1-ESUA<config-config-QSFP1-2-6># Commit <enter> commit complete. MDS1-ESUA<config-config-QSFP1-2-6># exit <enter> MDS1-ESUA<config># _
Adding/Editing a User Label on a NNI
- Command Path – tolt>interfaces>nni>config>
- Module – tolt
- Container – interfaces
- Container – nni
- Container – config
- Types – Example Parameters
- *aid – QSFP1-2-6
- User-label "Port to RADIUS Authenticator"
- From the MDS1-ESUA<config> # command line, input tolt interfaces nni config QSFP1-2-6 user-label "Port to RADIUS Authenticator", and press Enter.
- Input commit and press Enter. Outputs similar to the following are displayed:
MDS1-ESUA<config># tolt interfaces nni config QSFP1-2-6 user-label "Port to RADIUS Authenticator" <enter> MDS1-ESUA<config-config-QSFP1-2-6># Commit <enter> commit complete MDS1-ESUA<config-config-QSFP1-2-6># exit <enter> MDS1-ESUA<config># _
Disable Link Trap Alarms on an NNI Port
- Command Path – tolt>interfaces>nni>config>
- Module – tolt
- Container – interfaces
- Container – nni
- Container – config
- Types – Example Parameters
- *aid – QSFP1-2-6
- enable-link-trap-notification true
- From the MDS1-ESUA<config># command line, input tolt interfaces nni config QSFP1-2-6 enable-link-trap-notification true, and press Enter.
- Input commit and press Enter. Outputs similar to the following are displayed:
MDS1-ESUA<config># tolt interfaces nni config QSFP1-2-6 enable-link-trap-notification true <enter> MDS1-ESUA<config-config-QSFP1-2-6># Commit <enter> commit complete. MDS1-ESUA<config-config-QSFP1-2-6># Exit <enter> MDS1-ESUA<config)# _ |
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