Cisco Systems 8xDMT manual Glossary

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Octal-Port DMT ATU-C Line Card

Glossary

Glossary

A

ADSL

Asymmetric Digital Subscriber Line. A digital subscriber line (DSL) technology in which the

 

transmission of data from server to client is much faster than the transmission from the client to

 

the server.

ADSL Transmission Unit—central office

ADSL Transmission Unit—remote

asymmetric digital subscriber line

Asynchronous

Transfer Mode

ATM

See ATU-C.

See ATU-R.

See ADSL.

See ATM.

Asynchronous Transfer Mode. A cell-based data transfer technique in which channel demand determines packet allocation. ATM offers fast packet technology, real time, demand led switching for efficient use of network resources.

ATU-C

ADSL Transmission Unit—central office.

ATU-R

ADSL Transmission Unit—remote.

C

CBOS

Cisco Broadband Operating System. Operating System that users access to configure and operate the

 

Cisco products.

CCO

Cisco Connection Online.

chassis

The card cage (housing) where modules are placed.

Cisco Connection

See CCO.

Online

 

CLI

Command Line Interface.

CPE

customer premises equipment.

CTC

Common Transmit Clock.

D

DMT

Discrete Multitone.

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Contents Octal-Port DMT ATU-C Line Card Feature OverviewTrellis Encoding Hs Support ITU G.994.1Bit Swapping Fast or Interleaved Path SelectionHardware Documents Software Documents Minrate-blocking Dmt rate-adaptationSupported Platforms DSLAMsNumber of Available 8xDMT Chassis Slots Cisco-Derived Mibs Supported Standards, MIBs, and RFCsStandards Standard MibsConfiguration Tasks Command PurposePrerequisites Selected port. The profile name 8xDMT is used as Enter DSL profile configuration modeUpstream on the fast path. Automatically configures Select the profile that you want to attach toMonitoring and Maintaining the 8xDMT Line Card Current configuration 7019 bytes Configuration ExamplesCommand Reference Release Modification AlarmsAlarms Syntax Description Defaults Command Modes Command HistoryExamples Command DescriptionDmt bitrate Command Modes Command HistoryPath Kbps Path Aggregate Configuration Data Range DefaultThose port settings Downstream UpstreamDownstream and 6 upstream You, use the dmt bitrate command to reduce the bit rateDmt check-bytes Values for the connectionRelated Commands None Dmt margin Dmt margin downstream dmt-marginupstream dmt-marginReleaseModification Dmt minrate-blocking Syntax Description Defaults Command ModesCommand History Release Modification IOS 12.16DA This command was introducedDefaults Command Modes Command History Usage Guidelines Dmt overhead-framingSyntax Description Related Commands Description T1.413 and G992.1 G992.2 Framing Mode Downstream UpstreamThis command has no arguments or keywords Dmt rate-adaptation enableAdaptation, use the no form of the command Dmt rate-adaptation enableDmt rate-adaptation interval Defaults Command Modes Command HistoryUpstream monitoring interval is 20 seconds Dmt rate-adaptation margin Dmt rate-adaptation margin min downstream dB upstream dBMin Slot None Global configurationUsage Guidelines Examples Glossary Pseudonym for G.992.1 Loss of Cell Delineation Loss Of Delay SynchronizationProblem is found Loss of signalLAN. Has no password security Providing reliable, connection-oriented full-duplex streamsRemote host and act as normal terminal users of that host VCI VPI

8xDMT specifications

Cisco Systems’ 8xDMT, or "Eightfold Digital Multicast Technology," is a pioneering solution designed to optimize multicast traffic management and enhance the scalability of network performance. This technology comes into play primarily in video broadcasting, online gaming, and other applications that require the efficient distribution of data to multiple endpoints, significantly reducing the bandwidth use while improving overall network efficiency.

One of the primary features of Cisco 8xDMT is its ability to support multiple multicast streams concurrently. By using advanced algorithms, 8xDMT ensures that network resources are utilized efficiently, minimizing latency and maximizing throughput. This makes it particularly advantageous for service providers and organizations that deliver high-definition video content or require real-time data transmission across geographic locations.

Another notable characteristic of the Cisco 8xDMT is its integrated Quality of Service (QoS) capabilities. This feature allows for the prioritization of multicast traffic, ensuring that critical data packets are transmitted smoothly without delay, even during peak load times. The QoS management allows administrators to configure settings that guarantee minimal disruptions, providing end users with a seamless viewing or gameplay experience.

Additionally, Cisco 8xDMT takes advantage of Multicast Domain Name System (mDNS), which allows devices on the same network to discover and communicate efficiently. This not only aids in reducing the network load but also simplifies the management of multicast addresses, making it easier for organizations to scale their operations without significant overhead.

The technology also incorporates robust security features, including support for secure multicast transmissions. This ensures that sensitive data remains protected during distribution, addressing the increasing need for security in an era where cyber threats are prevalent.

Furthermore, Cisco Systems emphasizes interoperability with its 8xDMT platform, ensuring easy integration with existing network infrastructure. This is crucial for enterprises looking to modernize their systems without the need for extensive reinvestment in new hardware.

In conclusion, Cisco Systems’ 8xDMT stands out as a versatile and high-performance multicast solution designed to meet modern networking demands. With its ability to manage multiple streams, enforce QoS, simplify multicast management, and secure communications, it holds significant potential for transforming how organizations distribute data efficiently and effectively.
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