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PDF user manual for CopperEdge 150

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LLAN Local Area Network. A short distancenetwork used to link computers and peripheraldevices under standard control. LANs allow<strong>user</strong>s to access centralized servers and anyoneon the LAN can send messages to and workjointly with others on the LAN.LCV Line Coding Violation (a class of DS3error).LMI Local Management Interface. A FrameRelay specification related to in<strong>for</strong>mationexchange between network devices (bridges,routers, etc.).LOSMDS1 and DS3 Loss of signal message.MAC address Media Access Control address.A unique 48-bit character string (address) permanentlyassigned to an individual device atthe time of manufacture.Mbps Megabits per second, used to denote adata rate. A rate of 1 Mbps is 1 x 10 6 bits persecond.MIB Management In<strong>for</strong>mation Base. A set ofvariables <strong>for</strong>ming a database contained in anSNMP-managed node on a network. SNMPmanagers can fetch/store in<strong>for</strong>mation from/tothis database.MIO Multiplexed Input/Output. A termapplied to CE<strong>150</strong> network interfaces.multilink A technique in which data to or froma single endpoint is divided into multiplestreams and transported over multiple physicallinks, effectively multiplying the transmissionrate. See IMUX.Nnode A point where connection may beachieved into a network. In practical terms, anode is usually the site of a switch or router.Ooctet An eight-bit data byte. An IP address iscomprised of four octets, each ranging in numberfrom 0 to 255.operational CE<strong>150</strong> A CE<strong>150</strong> that is poweredup and passing data (<strong>user</strong> or management traffic).PPDU Protocol Data Unit. The standard abbreviationused to refer to SNMP protocol packets.PES DS3 P-bit Errored Seconds. One secondof time in which one or more P-bit coding violations,frame defects or incoming alarm signalsoccur.PII Permanent Interface Identifier. A characterstring that provides a means of relating aphysical interface location to its correspondingnetwork identifiers (IP address, MAC address,etc.).PIIs are <strong>for</strong>matted as c.ss.pp.uuuu. Where c isthe chassis (shelf) number, ss is the slot numberon the CE<strong>150</strong> where the interface terminates,pp is the port number of the interface. Ifa virtual circuit is associated with the interface,uuuu is an identifying number <strong>for</strong> the virtualcircuit, if applicable.For example, the PII 1.3.2.27 refers to systemshelf 1, the WAN card in Slot 3 of that shelf,port number 2, and a virtual circuit with aDLCI or ATM Virtual Link number of 27.PPPPoint-to-Point Protocol.protocol A set of rules relating to the <strong>for</strong>matand timing of data transmission betweendevices. In packet-switched networks, protocolsbreak a lengthy message into equal partscalled packets. The packets are transmittedacross the network, the receiving processorthen error-checks them, and returns anacknowledgment to the originating device.protocol interface While a PII points to andfocuses on a physical interface (a port or connector),a protocol interface is a logical name<strong>for</strong> any interface through which packet datepasses: a physical port (DSL, Ethernet, etc.), ora virtual circuit. A protocol interface may takethe <strong>for</strong>m of a full PII (always including a circuitidentifier), or it may simply be the logical name(cmName, IfName) assigned to that interface.PSES DS3 P-bit Severely Errored Second.One second of time in which 44 or more P-bitcoding violations, frame defects or incomingalarm signals occur.&RSSHU(GJH,QVWDOODWLRQDQG2SHUDWLQJ*XLGH

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