Table of Contents

 1     Scope          
 2     References
 3     Definitions 
 4     Abbreviations and acronyms             
 5     Methodology and conventions        
 6     Supervision               
        6.1     Defects            
        6.2     Consequent actions    
        6.3     Defect correlations     
        6.4     Performance filters     
 7     Information flow across reference points    
 8     Generic processes for Ethernet equipment
        8.1     OAM related processes            
        8.2     Queueing process       
        8.3     Filter process 
        8.4     Replicate process         
        8.5     802.3 protocols processes        
        8.6     MAC length check process       
        8.7     MAC frame counter process   
        8.8     Server-specific common processes      
        8.9     QoS related processes               
 9     Ethernet MAC layer (ETH) functions               
        9.1     ETH connection functions (ETH_C)       
        9.2     ETH termination functions       
        9.3     ETH adaptation functions         
        9.4     ETH diagnostic functions           
        9.5     Server to ETH adaptation functions (<server>/ETH_A)
        9.6     ETH traffic conditioning and shaping functions (ETH_TCS)          
        9.7     ETH link aggregation functions
        9.8     ETH MEP and MIP functions    
10     Ethernet PHY layer functions (ETYn)             
       10.1     ETYn connection functions (ETYn_C)  
       10.2     ETYn trail termination functions (ETYn_TT)      
       10.3     ETYn to ETH adaptation functions (ETYn/ETH_A)           
       10.4     1000BASE-(SX/LX/CX) ETY to Coding sublayer adaptation functions (ETY3/ETC3_A)     
       10.5 ETCn trail termination functions (ETCn_TT)     
       10.6     ETCn to ETH adaptation functions (ETCn/ETH_A)          
       10.7     ETY4 to Ethernet PP-OS adaptation function (ETY4/ETHPP-OS_A)         
11     Non-Ethernet server to ETH adaptation functions  
       11.1     SDH to ETH adaptation functions (S/ETH_A)   
       11.2     SDH to ETC adaptation functions (Sn-X/ETC3_A)           
       11.3     S4-64c to ETH-w adaptation functions
       11.4     PDH to ETH adaptation functions (P/ETH_A)   
       11.5     OTH to ETH adaptation functions (O/ETH_A)  
       11.6     MPLS to ETH adaptation functions (MPLS/ETH_A)       
       11.7     ATM VC to ETH adaptation functions (VC/ETH_A)        
       11.8     RPR to ETH adaptation functions (RPR/ETH_A)              
Appendix I – Applications and functional diagrams    
Appendix II – AIS/RDI mechanism for an Ethernet private line  over a single SDH or OTH server layer    
Appendix III – Compound functions    
Appendix IV – Startup conditions    
Appendix V – SDL descriptions    
Appendix VI – Calculation methods for frame loss measurement    
       VI.1     Dual-ended loss measurement            
       VI.2     Single-ended loss measurement         
Appendix VII – Considerations of the support of a rooted multipoint EVC service    
      VII.1     Port group function   
      VII.2     Configuration of asymmetric VLANs   
Appendix VIII – Configurations for ingress VID filtering    
Appendix IX – Handling of expected defects    
       IX.1     Interruption events   
       IX.2     Service activation        
       IX.3     Additional considerations        
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