This clause defines facets for Bridge Components, End Station Components, IA-stations, and UAFX Stations illustrated in Figure 5.

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Figure 5 – Structure of Bridge and Station Component Facets

Table 32 describes the details of the Base Bridge Component Facet.

This Facet describes the requirements common to all products containing bridge functionality. It constitutes a minimal basis that can be relied on for any network consisting of UAFX Stations, including inherited functionality from the IA-station Facet, handling of VLAN IDs and priorities, and Remote Management. It also introduces minimum quantities for queues and VLAN IDs.

Table 32 – Base Bridge Component Facet

Group

Conformance Unit / Profile Title

Optional

UAFX Networking

UAFX EthernetServices Remote Management

False

UAFX Networking

UAFX EthernetBridge C-VLAN Component Support

False

UAFX Networking

UAFX EthernetBridge Regenerating Priority

True

UAFX Networking

UAFX EthernetBridge Strict Priority

False

UAFX Networking

UAFX EthernetBridge Frame Filtering

False

UAFX Networking

UAFX EthernetBridgeQuantities C-VLAN 8

False

UAFX Networking

UAFX EthernetBridgeQuantities Queue 4

False

UAFX Networking

UAFX EthernetBridgeQuantities Queue 8

True

UAFX Networking

UAFX EthernetBridgeQuantities Interference 500/200

True

Table 33 describes the details of the Advanced Bridge Component Facet.

This Facet builds on the Base Bridge Component Facet and adds requirements for implementing more advanced network infrastructure capabilities. In particular, it requires time synchronization, mechanisms for network boundary protection, expedited traffic for real-time applications (preemption), and engineered loop prevention. It also introduces minimum quantities for queues, preemption fragment size, and egress buffer size.

Table 33 – Advanced Bridge Component Facet

Group

Conformance Unit / Profile Title

Optional

Base Bridge Component Facet

UAFX Networking

UAFX EthernetServices gPTP Time Synchronization

False

UAFX Networking

UAFX EthernetBridge Regenerating Priority

False

UAFX Networking

UAFX EthernetBridge TE-MSTID

False

UAFX Networking

UAFX EthernetBridge Per-Stream Filtering And Policing

True

UAFX Networking

UAFX EthernetBridge Enhancements For Scheduled Traffic

True

UAFX Networking

UAFX EthernetBridge Frame Preemption

False

UAFX Networking

UAFX EthernetBridgeQuantities Queue 8

False

UAFX Networking

UAFX EthernetBridgeQuantities Preemption Minimum Non-Final Fragment Size 64

False

UAFX Networking

UAFX EthernetBridgeQuantities Interference 500/200

False

Table 34 describes the details of the Full Bridge Component Facet.

This Facet constitutes the full feature and maximum required quantity facet for network infrastructure and builds on the Advanced Bridge Component Facet. It is designed to carry all industrial automation traffic types and guarantee full multi-vendor interoperability. In particular, it introduces enhancements for scheduled traffic and associated quantities.

Table 34 – Full Bridge Component Facet

Group

Conformance Unit / Profile Title

Optional

Advanced Bridge Component Facet

UAFX Networking

UAFX EthernetBridge Enhancements For Scheduled Traffic

False

UAFX Networking

UAFX EthernetBridgeQuantities Scheduled Traffic GCL 16/64

False

UAFX Networking

UAFX EthernetBridgeQuantities Scheduled Traffic GCL 16/128

True

UAFX Networking

UAFX EthernetBridgeQuantities Scheduled Traffic Cycle Time 800/1000

False

Table 35 describes the details of the End Station Component Facet.

This Facet describes the functionality needed for sending and receiving network traffic, in particular tagged Ethernet frames.

Table 35 – End Station Component Facet

Group

Conformance Unit / Profile Title

Optional

UAFX Networking

UAFX EthernetEndStation C-VLAN Support

False

UAFX Networking

UAFX EthernetEndstationQuantities C-VLAN 1

False

Table 36 describes the details of the IA-station Facet.

This Facet includes industrial automation networking component requirements. In particular, it mandates an End Station Component Facet and adds the option to include Bridge Component Facets (via the UAFX EthernetIAStation ContainsBridge ConformanceUnit). It also adds functionality for Topology Discovery, Remote Management and Time Synchronization.

Table 36 – IA-station Facet

Group

Conformance Unit / Profile Title

Optional

End Station Component Facet

UAFX Networking

UAFX EthernetIAStation ContainsBridge

True

UAFX Networking

UAFX EthernetIAStation Default PCP to TC Mapping

False

UAFX Networking

UAFX EthernetServices Topology Discovery

False

UAFX Networking

UAFX EthernetServices Remote Management

True

UAFX Networking

UAFX EthernetServices gPTP Time Synchronization

True

Table 37 describes the details of the UAFX Station Facet.

This Facet includes all networking functionality needed for UAFX component implementation, including an IA-station and network interface representation in the Information Model and its default configuration.

Table 37 – UAFX Station Facet

Group

Conformance Unit / Profile Title

Optional

IA-station Facet

Base Network Model

BNM Ethernet Base Info

False

Base Network Model

BNM IETF Interface Base Info

False

Base Network Model

BNM Entry Points

False

Base Network Model

BNM IETF Interface Vlan Info

False

Base Network Model

BNM Network Interface VLAN Instances

False

Base Network Model

BNM Priority Mapping 2

False

Base Network Model

BNM Mapping Entry Points

False

Base Network Model

BNM Mapping Instances

False

Base Network Model

BNM Priority Mapping Methods

False

UAFX Networking

UAFX EthernetUAFXStation Physical Interface

False

UAFX Networking

UAFX EthernetUAFXStation Default VLAN Interface

False

UAFX Networking

UAFX EthernetUAFXStation Default PriorityMappingTable

False