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Parameter Description Valid Options
Matching Tag Specifies the match criteria. If you select Enter Value, then you must also
specify the VLAN ID value to match. VLANs can be specified by name, or by
numeric VLAN ID.
(VLAN IDs 1002-1005 are reserved for E-Series operation.)
ignore, any, untagged,
priority,
Enter Value (then enter a
VLAN ID 2-4094)
Matching pbit P-bit value that specifies the VLAN priority value to match. pbit-0 to pbit-7, pbit-any,
or leave blank
Action Performed* Specifies whether to add, change, or add and change tags to incoming
packets.
add-tag
add-2-tags
ch-tag
add-and-ch
S-VLAN (Outer Tag)*
New VLAN ID.
(VLAN IDs 1002-1005 are reserved for E-Series operation.)
2-4093
C-VLAN (Inner Tag) New VLAN ID.
(VLAN IDs 1002-1005 are reserved for E-Series operation.)
Note: This parameter only applies if the Action Performed selection is "add-
2-tags" or add-and-change.
ignore, any, untagged,
Enter Value (then enter a
VLAN ID 2-4093)
* Required field
To add VLAN tag actions to an E-Series Ethernet interface
1. On the Navigation Tree, click Interfaces.
2. Double-click the specific interface where you want to add a tag action.
Note: The tag actions only apply to interfaces assigned as edge or access link.
3. Click the Tag Actions tab.
4. From the menu, click Create.
5. Reference the table above to configure the parameters.
6. Click Create.
For CLI:
 To add a tag to all packets on an interface:
create tag-action add-tag <vlan ID> interface <interface name>
 To add a tag only to the packets that match specific criteria on an interface, append one
of the following to the command above:
match-pbit <pbit value>
match-tag <vlan ID>
match-tag <vlan ID> match-pbit <pbit value>
Note: Using match-pbit criterion without using match-tag criterion will match only
802.1P packets (reserved VLAN 0).
 To add an outer tag and an inner tag to untagged traffic on an interface:
create tag-action add-2-tags outer <vlan id> inner <vlan id> interface
<interface name> match-untagged

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Calix E7-2 Specifications

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BrandCalix
ModelE7-2
CategoryWireless Access Point
LanguageEnglish

Summary

About This Guide

Intended Audience

Document targets network planning engineers, CO technicians, and support personnel for equipment turn-up, configuration, and maintenance.

Related Documentation

Information on accessing Calix product documentation from the Calix Resource Center online.

Chapter 1: VDSL Applications Overview

xDSL Subscriber Access Support

Describes Calix E-Series Ethernet service platform leveraging VDSL2 and ADSL2+ technology for L2 aggregation and layer-3 service delivery.

Modular Chassis Deployment

Explains how the E7-2 MC platform operates as a node and considerations for VDSL2-based cards in a modular chassis.

Chapter 2: Configuring VDSL2 Applications

Step 1. Configuring the Network Uplink(s) for VDSL2 Services

Details how to configure network uplinks for provisioned VDSL2 services, including Ethernet ports and VLANs.

Step 2. Creating VDSL2-Related Profiles

Describes creating system profiles for VDSL2 applications, including QoS, data, video, and voice profiles.

Step 3. Configure Subscriber Services

Guides on configuring subscriber services like Data, Video, Voice, and T1/E1 PWE3 services.

Appendix A: Reference Information

System Support Capacities

Lists system capacities including user accounts, CLI/Netconf sessions, MAC address table, switching capacity, and queue details.

LED Behavior

Describes the behavior of E-Series line card and port LEDs during boot sequence and operational states.

Line card additional status descriptions

Explains the meaning of various additional status descriptions for E-Series line cards.

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