(1)manageability contains a Management Fabric and one or more Management Entities
(2) A Management Entity is a Management Element, a Management Port, or a Management Bridge.
(3) A Management Port is a Management Entity that acts as the interface between the Management Fabric within a chiplet and a point-to-point management link that interconnects two chiplets
1.Chiplet id is initialized
(1)Destination ID matches the Chiplet ID
(2) Destination ID not matches the Chiplet ID - routed based on Management Port Route Entries
A Route Entry is used to specify a route from the Management Fabric within a chiplet out the Management Port associated with the Route Entry
Destination ID matches one Route Entries
RT-normal route
(1)Link is up
(2)corresponding bit of the TC Select field in the Route Entry set to 1
(3)Chiplet ID portion <= Limit ID field && Chiplet ID portion >= Base ID field
RT- Default Route
(1)Link is up
(2)corresponding bit of the TC Select field in the Route Entry set to 1
(3) The packet does not match any other Route Entry within the chiplet
Destination ID matches multiple Route Entries
(1)ordered traffic class -> discarded
(2)an unordered traffic class -> routed out one of the Management Ports(vendor defined)
2. Chiplet ID value is uninitialized
Response packet
Link is up + Request packet was received -> routed out that same Management Port on virtual channel zero (VC0)
Link is down -> discard
request packet(based on the Entity ID portion of the packet’s Destination ID)
Not match -> discard