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List of terms

resource module (RM)

A DPN-100 network backbone device. Resource modules can also serve as call server resource modules (CSRM).

resource reservation protocol (RSVP)

The primary protocol used for resource reservation in IP networks.

response

Information generated by a component either as a result of some verb being applied to it or asynchronously to signal some event such as an alarm. A response can contain several response attributes. For example, the list fs command is used to list files. It produces many responses, each containing an attribute to represent the file name, file size, and file modification time.

response attribute

Additional information produced within a response.

response attribute type

The data type of a response attribute.

response attribute value

The value produced as permitted by its type.

restart

The action of reinitializing the software on either a shelf or a card without reloading that software.

restricted transit node

A node that a call uses for transit, but only in restricted circumstances. A restricted transit node is free from such restriction when it is used to originate or terminate a call.

reverse path forwarding (RPF)

Used to select the appropriate incoming interface for a multicast route entry.

RFC 1490

A multiprotocol frame encapsulation method used for carrying data over a frame relay virtual circuit.

RID

See routing identifier (RID) (page 116).

RID/MID routing system

See dynamic packet routing system (DPRS) (page 45).

Nortel Multiservice Switch 7400/15000/20000

Terminology

NN10600-005 7.2S1 Standard

PCR7.2 and up March 2006

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