HP Comware 5 Debug Manual Vol 3

Field
Description
Event
Event that triggers state machine transitions.
The application state machines include:
• Begin!—The state machine is initialized.
• New!—MRP requests the local participant to
declare this attribute, and the tcDetected timer of
the instance on the local participant is not 0.
• Join!—MRP requests the local participant to
declare this attribute.
• Lv!—MRP requests the local participant to
deregister this attribute.
• rNew!—The local participant receives a New
message.
• rJoinIn!—The local participant receives a JoinIn
message that the peer participant has registered.
• rIn!—The local participant receives an In message
that the peer participant has registered, but not
declared.
• rJoinMt!—The local participant receives a JoinMt
message that the peer participant has not
registered.
• rMt!—The local participant receives an Mt
message that the peer participant has not
registered or declared.
• rLv!—The local participant receives a Leave
message.
• rLA!—The local participant receives a LeaveAll
message.
• Re-declare!—When the MSTP port changes from a
Desi port to a Root or Alte port, the process of
re-declaring all MVRP attributes is triggered.
• periodic!—The Periodic timer expires.
• tx!—A packet ending timing is generated, and no
LeaveAll event exists.
• txLA!—A packet sending timing is generated, and
the LeaveAll flag is set.
• txLAF!—A packet sending timing is generated, the
LeaveAll flag is set, and the PDU message is full.
The registration state machines include:
• Begin!—The state machine is initialized.
• rNew!—The local participant receives a New
message.
• rJoinIn!—The local participant receives a JoinIn
message that the peer participant has registered.
• rJoinMt!—The local participant receives a JoinMt
message that the peer participant has not
registered.
• rLv!—The local participant receives a Leave
message.
• rLA!—The local participant receives a LeaveAll
message.
• txLA!—A packet sending timing is generated, and
the LeaveAll flag is set.
• Re-declare!—When the MSTP port changes from a
Desi port to a Root or Alte port, the process of
re-declaring all MVRP attributes is triggered.
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