Configuration examples

The following are examples for fixed PW ports.

PW port declaration

    
    configure pw-port 1 
        encap-type
        qinq-type
        :
    configure pw-port 2 
        encap-type
        qinq-type

Binding a PW port to a spoke SDP

    
    configure service sdp 2 
        far-end <ip-address>
        binding
                port lag-1   
                        pw-port 1 vc-id 10
                        pw-port 2 vc-id 11

Create an MSS

    
    configure service customer 1 
        multi-service-site ‟mss-PW port” 
                assignment port lag-1

Apply MSS to all PW SAPs (associated with the same customer ID), and possibly belonging to different PW ports for aggregate bandwidth control within a Layer 3 (Intf) or a Layer 2 (Epipe) service. In this example, PW SAPs pw-1:1.1 and pw-1:2.2 belong to two different PW ports (1 and 2) on the same physical port/LAG.
```
    
    configure service IES/VPRN/EPIPE
        sap pw-1:1.1 create
                multi-service-site mss-pw port
                        egress
                qos <id>   

    service ies/vprn/epipe
        sap pw-2:2.2 create
                multi-service-site mss-pw port 
                        egress
                                qos <id>
```

The following are configuration examples for FPE-based PW ports:

PW port declarations

    
    configure pw-port 1 
        encap-type
        qinq-type
                :
    configure pw-port 2 
        encap-type
        qinq-type
                :

Configure PXC (with specific ports)

    
    configure port-xc
        pxc 1 
                port 1/1/1
        pxc 2 
                port 2/2/2

In classic CLI, sub-ports are automatically created.

    
    configure
        port pxc-1.a
        port pxc-1.b
        port pxc-2.a
        port pxc-2.b

In MDI-CLI, sub-ports must be manually created.

PXC LAG configuration

    
    configure lag 100
        port pxc-1.a
        port pxc-2.a
    configure lag 200
        port pxc-1.a
        port pxc-2.b

FPE configuration

    
   configure fwd-path-ext 
                fpe 1 
                        path xc-a lag-100 xc-b lag 200
                        pw-port

PW port binding

    
    configure service 
        epipe 5 customer 1 vc-switching
                pw-port 1 fpe 1
                spoke-sdp 1:2 

    epipe 6 customer 1 vc-switching
        pw-port 2 fpe 1
        spoke-sdp 1:3

Create an MSS

    
    configure service customer 1 create
        multi-service-site mss-fpe-pw-port 
                assignment fpe 1

Apply MSS to all PW SAPs that are associated with the same customer ID and possibly belonging to different PW ports for aggregate bandwidth control within a Layer 3 (Intf) or a Layer 2 (Epipe) services. In this example, PW SAPs pw-1:1.1 and pw-1:2.2 belong to two different PW ports (1 and 2) on the same physical port/LAG.
```
configure service ies/vprn/epipe
...
        sap pw-1:1.1 create
                multi-service-site mss-pw-port
                egress
                        qos <id> 
```

configure service ies/vprn/epipe
...
        sap pw-2:2.2 create
                multi-service-site mss-pw-port 
                egress
                        qos <id>