Loopback Message

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Loopback Message is a network operations, administration, and maintenance (OAM) protocol data unit used in IEEE 802.1ag to test connectivity and verify the reachability of Ethernet network devices.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf IEEE 802.1ag construct ⓘ
OAM protocol data unit ⓘ
abbreviation LBM ⓘ
appliesTo Ethernet networks ⓘ
linked to: Ethernet
associatedWith Connectivity Fault Management ⓘ
maintenance association ⓘ
belongsToCategory network operations, administration, and maintenance ⓘ
canBeGeneratedBy OAM-capable network device ⓘ
network management system ⓘ
definedIn IEEE 802.1ag Connectivity Fault Management ⓘ
linked to: IEEE 802.1ag
hasCompanionMessage LBR ⓘ
Loopback Reply ⓘ
hasDirection unidirectional ⓘ
hasField maintenance association identifier ⓘ
maintenance level ⓘ
transaction identifier ⓘ
hasPDUType CFM OAM PDU ⓘ
isSimilarTo ICMP Echo Request ⓘ
linked to: ICMP
protocolLayer data link layer ⓘ
receivedBy MEP ⓘ
maintenance association end point ⓘ
relatedConcept Continuity Check Message ⓘ
Linktrace Message ⓘ
requiresResponse Loopback Reply ⓘ
scope link-level OAM ⓘ
service-level OAM ⓘ
sentBy MEP ⓘ
maintenance association end point ⓘ
standardizedBy IEEE ⓘ
supportsOperation on-demand connectivity test ⓘ
proactive connectivity monitoring ⓘ
transportedOver Ethernet frames ⓘ
triggeredBy OAM management entity ⓘ
usedFor connectivity testing ⓘ
fault management in Ethernet networks ⓘ
reachability verification ⓘ
troubleshooting Ethernet connectivity issues ⓘ
usedIn Ethernet OAM ⓘ
usedInContext carrier Ethernet services ⓘ
enterprise Ethernet networks ⓘ
service provider networks ⓘ
usedInStandard IEEE 802.1ag ⓘ
usedTo measure basic connectivity between two points ⓘ
verify path continuity between MEPs ⓘ

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IEEE 802.1ag → definesProtocolDataUnit → Loopback Message ⓘ