Nokia 9500 MPR User Manual page 123

Release 7.0.0 3DB 19286 ACAA Issue 01
WebEML User Manual
The TMN In-Band networking interface IPv6 address must belong to a subnet
number different than the ones associated with other TMN interfaces including the
other TMN In-Band interface (the subnet numbers resulting from applying the
shortest prefix length must not be the same).
Every time the TMN In-Band networking interface is enabled or its IPv6 Global
Unicast address is modified, Duplicate Address Detection must be performed prior
to assigning it to the TMN interface.
When a duplicate address is detected, an alarm is raised, one for each TMN In-Band
networking interface.
You need to change the IPv6 address to remove duplicates.
IPv6 addresses FF02::1 (All nodes) and FF02::2 (All Routers) Multicast Group
addresses must be joined by an enabled TMN In-Band networking interface.
NDP (Neighbor Discovery Protocol) is used to perform Neighbor Address Resolution
to retrieve MAC address-IPv6 address association over the VLAN.
IPv6 Stateless Address Autoconfiguration is not performed over TMN In-Band
networking interfaces.
In-band TMN Ethernet interface is automatically assigned 802.1p priority 0 on egress
traffic.
Caution: Enabling and disabling the In-band TMN VLAN port requires an NE reboot. This
NE reboot will affect all traffic carried by the system.
Note: An NE reboot occurs automatically when enabling and disabling the In-band TMN
VLAN port.
Note: Updating In-band TMN VLAN port provisioning is not supported. To modify In-band
TMN VLAN port provisioning the user must first disable the port. Then enable the port with
the new provisioning parameters. Doing this will affect traffic two times. Once when the port
is disabled and once when the port is re-enabled.
For information regarding OSPF and Port#4 TMN Ethernet interface provisioning,
refer to
• IPv6 addresses having FE80::/10 as high-order bits (Link Local Addresses) are
not allowed
Administer network
Administer In-Band TMN VLAN port
configuration.
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