Which MEF standard addresses the service attributes of Ethernet services?

The standard that addresses the service attributes of Ethernet services is MEF 10. This standard specifically defines the parameters and characteristics that are essential for the operation and management of Carrier Ethernet services. It outlines the necessary attributes to ensure interoperability and uniformity in service offerings, allowing service providers to deliver reliable Ethernet services with defined performance metrics.

MEF 10 emphasizes critical aspects such as service attributes, which include service definitions like Bandwidth Profile, Service Frame Loss, and Service Latency. Understanding these service attributes is fundamental for both service providers and consumers to ensure they meet specific performance expectations and quality of service.

The other standards, while also relevant to Carrier Ethernet, focus on different areas. For instance, MEF 6 deals with Ethernet services and the framework for Ethernet in the WAN, while MEF 20 focuses on the implementation of Ethernet services, and MEF 30 outlines carrier Ethernet service attributes and definitions but does not specifically emphasize service attributes in the same way as MEF 10.