vlanTLSMode

This object implements transparent LAN service (TLS) by using a 
S-Tag (Service Provider tag) to tunnel the customer traffic over 
a service provider network. The CPE can operate in normal or S-Tag 
mode. In normal mode, CPE device operates according to the IEEE 
802.1Q or 802.1D specifications. In S-TAG mode, the CPE device 
operates as follows: 
  1) The CPE's TPID (tag protocol ID) must be provisioned.
	2) A S-Tag frame consists of a VLAN ID and a TPID that 
	matches the CPE's provisioned TPID.
	3) When the CPE adds a S-TAG, the S-Tag's VLAN ID will be 
	taken from the CPE's default PVID and the TPID will be taken 
	from the CPE's provisioned TPID. 
	4) The CPE device supports a TLS-Bridge. The ports on this 
	bridge can be either S-TAG or TLS members. 
	    S-Tag port - The input frames from the service provider 
	                 port may or may not have a S-TAG. 
			 The CPE will compare the tagged frame's TPID 
			 against the provisioned S-TAG TPID. If there 
			 is a match, the CPE will bridge the frame based 
			 on the VLAN ID in the S-Tag. If there is not a 
			 match, the frame is forwarded to the CPU.
      TLS port -   The CPE will add a S-Tag to all input frames
	                 from this port regardless of whether the frames 
			 have a 802.1Q tag or not. The CPE will bridge the 
			 frames based on the VLAN ID in the S-Tag. Only 
			 a VLAN-tagged or untagged frames are expected 
			 from the ingress of a TLS (customer) port.

MIB

ZHNLAYER2BRIDGING

OID

.1.3.6.1.4.1.5504.2.5.42.1.13.1

Type

scalar

Access

readwrite

Status

current

Parent

layer2BridgingGlobalObjects