Nortel Networks NN43021-110 manual Superloop network configurations

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Superloop network configurations

By combining four network loops, the superloop network card makes 120 timeslots available to IPE cards. Compared to regular network loops, the increased bandwidth and a larger pool of timeslots increases network traffic capacity for each 120-timeslot bundle by 25 percent (at a P0.1 grade of service).

The NT8D37 IPE module is divided into segments numbered 0–3 of four card slots each (see Figure 15 "Superloop segments in the IPE module" (page 41)). Segment 0 consists of slots 0–3, segment 1 consists of slots 4–7, segment 2 consists of slots 8–11, and segment 3 consists of slots 12–15.

Figure 15

Superloop segments in the IPE module

A superloop is made up of NT8D04 Superloop Network cards, NT8D01AC or NT8D01BC Controller-4 or NT8D01AD Controller-2 cards, and from one to eight IPE segments. The NT8D01BC Controller-4 replaces the NT8D01AC and NT8D01AD Controller cards for replacements and new installations.

A number of superloop-to-segment configurations are possible:

one segment per superloop requires four superloop network cards and one controller-4 card

two segments per superloop requires two superloop network cards and one controller-2 card

Nortel Communication Server 1000

Communication Server 1000M and Meridian 1 Large System Overview

NN43021-110 02.05 Standard

30 September 2008

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