ADC Release 3.1 user manual DLP-708

1152700 • Issue 1 • February 2001 • Section 2 Operations and Maintenance

DLP-708

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4.Following the example shown in Figure 708-3, specify the connection type by left mouse clicking on the Connection Type pull down menu and selecting the type desired. The window displays the interfaces related to the Connection Type as follows:

•ATM VP− ATM VP

•ATM VC− ATM VC

•CES-ATM VC

•CES-CES

•FR-ATM VC

•FR-FR

•ATM VP MULTICAST

•ATM BUNDLED VC MULTICAST

5.Using the left mouse button, select the desired NE, Slot/Card Type, and Interface type for the originating and destination endpoints. Click on Next>> using the left mouse button unless the connection is a CES-CES where the user should select the Apply button which will produce an informational screen stating that the connection was created successfully. If provisioning CES-ATM connections, continue, otherwise go to step 7.

6.When the CES-ATM VC is selected, the Connection Configuration screen shown in Figure 708-4appears after selecting Next>> from step 5. The network element identifications for both end points are displayed

7.The screen shown in Figure 708-5appears after selecting the Next>> button from step 5. The two sections below the Connection Name text box of the next window represent the two connection points.

8.If the connection is to be configured as a segment endpoint, select the Segment Endpoint box using the left mouse button for both the originating and destination ends. This option will enable OAM cell loopback from this point to the originating end for performance monitoring capabilities.

9.Just below the Segment Endpoint boxes under the heading VPI / NE / Rate (Kbps), select the VPI number to be assigned for each NE if establishing a VP connection.

10.To the right the Service Provider Profile is displayed. Fill in the text boxes for each of the following parameters:

•Remote Interface Identifier - a fifteen-digit decimal number identifying the far end interface (UNI or B-ICI).

•Remote Connection Identifier - a four-digit VPI or five digit VCI decimal number identifying the VCI and/or VPI at the remote interface.

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