DC-VPLS-MIB Table View

VPLS Configuration Table.
          
This table specifies information for configuring and
monitoring Virtual Private LAN Services (VPLS).
          
It corresponds to vplsConfigTable and vplsBgpADConfigTable
in draft-ietf-l2vpn-vpls-mib-12.
          
A row in this table represents a Virtual Private LAN Service
(VPLS) in a packet network.  It is indexed by vplsIndex,
which uniquely identifies a single VPLS within a DC-L2VPN
Manager entity.
          
If the value of any read-create objects are changed when
vplsStatusOperStatus is 'up' then the VPLS may be
deactivated (vplsStatusOperStatus 'down') before the change
is made.  The VPLS will then attempt to re-activate.  Note
that the VPLS may or may not re-activate depending on the
validity of the new configuration.

This read-only table provides information for monitoring
Virtual Private LAN Services (VPLS).
          
It corresponds to vplsStatusTable in
draft-ietf-l2vpn-vpls-mib-12.

This table provides an association between an Interface (as an
attachment circuit) and a VPLS service.
          
Multiple ACs can be associated to a single VPLS service.
          
Note that changes to this table may cause the corresponding
AC to go operationally down as it may involve re-programming
the AC in the data plane.

This table allows an operator to manually configure an association
between a PW Set and a VPLS.
          
A PW Set is a redundant group of PWs that contains at most one
active PW and an arbitrary number of standby PWs.  It is identified
by a PW Set index.  When the user manually configures a PW in the
pwTable, they may place the PW into a PW Set by configuring the PW
with the appropriate PW Set Index.  The user then places the whole
PW Set into the VPLS by creating a row in this table.  The system
will automatically select which PW in the set actually carries the
VPLS customer frames, and will automatically manage a transition
between PWs in the PW Set in the event that the active PW changes.
          
If PW redundancy is not required, then the user should configure
PWs in the pwTable as normal, and set the PW Set index equal to the
pwIndex.  This will create a PW Set containing exactly one PW,
which can then be placed into the VPLS using this table.
          
Note that PW Sets containing auto-discovered pseudowires do not
appear in this table.
          
This table is indexed on vplsPwSetBindIndex to ensure a PW Set is
only ever configured in a single VPLS.  The read-only pwBindTable
displays all PWs bound to each VPLS.
          
Note that a change to any read-create field in this table will
cause any active PWs in the corresponding PW Set to go
operationally down and be re-programmed.

This table displays the association between a VPLS service and
the corresponding attachment circuits (ACs).  A service can
have more than one AC association.

This table displays the association between a VPLS, an individual
VPLS Forwarder and the PW Sets that are bound to the VPLS.
          
This table is read-only.