WebEML User Manual Administer Ethernet Ring Protection (ERP)
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e. For Ring Node which is RPL Owner, select RPL Owner check box
(checked), for Ring Nodes which are not RPL Owner, RPL Owner check
box (unchecked), if applicable.
Is RPL Owner selected?
a. If yes, go to step f.
b. If no, go to step g.
f. Select RPL Owner Port, East Port or West Port, if applicable.
g. Click Apply.
Figure 163 Modify ERP Instance with ERP Instance disabled
Ethernet Protection Ring Configuration window updates.
4. Enable the ERP instance; see To enable an ERP Instance.
To delete an ERP Instance
1. An ERP Instance can be deleted when the ERP Instance is either enabled or
disabled.
An ERP Instance can be deleted only when no cross-connections are
associated with the ERP Instance.
ERP Instance deletion automatically removes the VLAN ID associated with the
ERP Instance from the VLAN Configuration. This removal does not modify
VLAN port membership of VLANs associated to the ERP Instance. To avoid
loops, the operator should first remove Ring Ports from the VLAN membership
and then delete the ERP Instance.
Caution: To avoid loops, the operator must first remove Ring Ports from the VLAN
membership of VLANs associated to the ERP Instance and then delete the ERP Instance.
Release 7.0.0 3DB 19286 ACAA Issue 01
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