Channelization and unchannelization, Cpos interface types – Nortel Networks 8000 User Manual

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Nortel Secure Router 8000 Series

Configuration -WAN Access

4 POS and CPOS interface configuration

Channelization and unchannelization

In the framed mode, channelization transmits multiple paths of data over a piece of optical

fiber by using low speed tributary signals of STN-N signals. One path of data is called a

channel. During transmission, each channel has its own bandwidth, start and end points, and

monitoring policies.

In the framed mode, unchannelization transmits all data in a single channel over a piece of
optical fiber by using all STM-N signals. During transmission, all the data has the same ID,
star and end points, and follows the same monitoring policy.

The clear channelization, also called the non-framed mode, refers to the mode where there is

no signal to identify the frames in the data code stream, and any bit in the code stream is data.

The data in the code stream can only belong to one channel.

Channelization can utilize the bandwidth to transmit paths of low speed signals.

CPOS Interface types

The CPOS interface cards supported by SR8000 are as follows:

FIC low-speed interface module

- 1-port channelized POS/155M optical module (1CPOS(E))

HIC high-speed interface module

- 1-port channelized POS/155M optical interface E1 module (RTP1CPE1)

- 1-port channelized POS/155M optical interface T1 module (RTP1CPT1)

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• SR8012 supports only RTP1CPE1 and RTP1CPT1 interface cards.

• When the E1/T1 channelized by the RTP1CPE1 and RTP1CPT1 works in the clear

channel (unframed) mode, you can carry out the MP binding. In addition, you can only
carry out the MP binding within the card. The E1/T1 channel does not support binding

with those on the other low-speed cards.

• The CPOS E1/T1 (HIC) interface supports only the equal-speed binding and binding

within the CPOS card, and it does not support the binding with the low-speed cards. It

supports framed binding.

Table 4-1 describes the synchronous serial interface channelized by the CPOS interface card
supporting the link layer on the SR8000.

Table 4-1 Description of the link layer of the CPOS interface card and channel

Interface
Card

Link Layer Protocol

MP Binding

1CPOS(E)

PPP, HDLC, FR,
LAPB, X.25, and

SDLC

Supports each MP binding supports a maximum of

12 channels, and the maximum number of bindings

is 32.

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