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VSC7440 Datasheet(PDF) 317 Page - Microsemi Corporation

Part # VSC7440
Description  L2/L3 Enterprise Gigabit Ethernet Switch with 10 Gbps Links
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Functional Descriptions
VMDS-10492 VSC7440 Datasheet Revision 4.2
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After the VLAN TUPE command is completed, the VLAN table is updated as shown in the following table.
The TUPE_CTRL field is 16 bits wide, so using the described approach allows up 16 Ethernet rings with
VLAN TUPE assisted protection switching. However, any unused bits in the 11-bit wide
VLAN_PORT_MASK can be used in the same manner as TUPE_CTRL bits.
For Ethernet rings using only a few VIDs, there is little to gain in using VLAN TUPE and new values could
instead be written directly to the VLAN_PORT_MASK of the relevant VIDs.
In addition to running the VLAN TUPE commands listed in the previous table, any MAC addresses
learned on the ring ports of ring 2 must be flushed from the MAC table. In the above example, ring 2 uses
32 VIDs for forwarding traffic. Each of these use a specific FID. In this example, FID is set equal to VID.
MAC addresses for up to 16 FIDs can be flushed at a time, so to flush MAC addresses for 32 FIDs, two
flush commands must be executed. The first flush command is shown in the following table. The second
flush command is identical, except SCAN_FID_VAL is set to 26-30, 40-50.
Flushing MAC addresses from the MAC table usually takes longer than running VLAN TUPE. As a result,
to have the protection switching complete as fast as possible, start MAC table flushing first, followed by
VLAN TUPE. The two will then run in parallel, and when both have completed, the protection switching is
done.
Table 226 •
VLAN Table Configuration After APS
Addr (VID)
TUPE_CTRL
VLAN_PORT_MASK
VLAN_FID
4-9
0x01
0x0003
4-9
10-19
0x03
0x0183
10-19
31-32
0x01
0x0003
31-32
20-30, 40-50
0x02
0x0180
20-30, 40-50
Table 227 •
MAC Table Flush, First Command
Field
Value
Comment
ANA_L2::SCAN_FID_CTRL.SCAN_FID_ENA
1
Enables use of SCAN_FID_VAL.
ANA_L2::SCAN_FID_CFG.SCAN_FID_VAL
10-25
Flushes FIDs 10-25.
Flushing can be done for up to 16 discrete FID
values at a time.
If flushing needs to be done for less than 16 FIDs.
the unused FID values must be set to 0x1FFFF.
LRN::SCAN_NEXT_CFG.FID_FILTER_ENA
1
Enables FID specific flushing.
LRN::MAC_ACCESS_CFG_0.MAC_ENTRY_FID
0x1FFFF 0x1FFFF => not used.
LRN::AUTOAGE_CFG_1.USE_PORT_FILTER_ENA
1
Enables flushing for specific ports.
ANA_L2::FILTER_LOCAL_CTRL
0x0180
Flushes port 7 and 8.
LRN::SCAN_NEXT_CFG.SCAN_NEXT_REMOVE_F
OUND_ENA
1
Removes matches. In other words flushing.
LRN::COMMON_ACCESS_CTRL.MAC_TABLE_ACC
ESS_SHOT
1
Start flushing.
The device clears
MAC_TABLE_ACCESS_SHOT when flushing
has completed.
If desirable the device can be configured to
generate an interrupt when flushing has
completed. This can be used to trigger any
subsequent flush commands.



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