The synthetic single-ended frame-loss (SLM) session table for a given local MEP. The main difference between synthetic frame-loss (ETH-SLM) and normal frame-loss (ETH-LMM) is that ETH-SLM only counts the synthetic it generates where as ETH-LMM counts all data frames. A local MEP's SLM sessions can be created, edited, and deleted using this table. A local MEP can target a remote MEP to run single-ended frame-loss measurements using synthetic traffic between the two MEPs in the MEG. The target can be specified by either using a MAC address of the target MEP or the MEPID of the target MEP. For the SLM session to go active, the local MEP must be successfully receiving CCMs from the remote MEP in order to specify the RMEPID as the target.