The destination-address command configures a destination MAC address for an NQA test instance of MAC Ping test type.
The undo destination-address command deletes a destination MAC address.
By default, the destination MAC address of an NQA test is not configured.
Parameter | Description | Value |
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remote-mep |
Indicates the peer MEP. |
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mep-id remoteMepID |
Specifies the peer MEP ID. |
The value is an integer ranging from 1 to 8191. |
mac macAddress |
Specify the destination MAC address of test packets. |
The value is a 12-digit hexadecimal number, in the format of H-H-H. Each H is 4 digits. If an H contains fewer than 4 digits, the left-most digits are padded with zeros. For example, e0 is displayed as 00e0. The MAC address cannot be set to FFFF-FFFF-FFFF or a multicast address starting with 01. |
Usage Scenario
NQA monitors service features by creating test instances. In NQA, two test ends are called an NQA client and an NQA server. An NQA test is initiated by the NQA client. After test instances are configured on the client, NQA places different types of test instances into various test queues. After the test starts, a response packet is returned. You can then check the operating status about protocols by analyzing the received response packet.
For a test instance, the server is specified using the destination IP address configured using the destination-address command.Configuration Impact
If a destination MAC address has been configured for a test instance, running the destination-address command overrides the previous configuration.
Precautions
If parameters need to be changed during the running of the test instance, the system prompts you whether to terminate the test instance. Press "Y" or "N" as required.