Preemption Mode |
Advantage |
Disadvantage |
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Non-preemption mode |
SEP is in non-preemption mode by default. In this mode, blocking an interface does not disconnect any link in a SEP segment. |
The blocked interface is one of the two interfaces that complete neighbor negotiations last. |
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Preemption mode |
Delayed preemption |
Each time a fault is rectified, the system automatically completes preemption and ensures that the specified interface is blocked. |
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Manual preemption |
Whether the specified interface will be blocked can be controlled manually. |
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The following conditions must be met to trigger preemption:
The SEP segment topology is complete.
The primary edge interface or no-neighbor primary edge interface has been elected in the SEP segment.
The function of flexibly specifying a blocked interface is enabled on the device where the primary edge interface or no-neighbor primary edge interface resides.
Perform the following operations on the Layer 2 switching device where the primary edge interface or no-neighbor primary edge interface resides.
The system view is displayed.
A SEP segment is created and the view of the SEP segment is displayed.
The preemption mode is configured on the primary edge interface.
By default, no preemption mode is configured on the primary edge interface, that is, the non-preemption mode is used.