TraverseEdge 2020 Applications and Engineering Guide, Chapter 3: System Applications
Release 5.0.x Turin Networks Page 3-73
• service state
• connection identifier
The user can delete a transparent DCC connection based on:
• connection identifier
• either connection AID
Connection or protection group request will be denied if:
• a 1+1 protection group exists on a selected facility and a K1K2 transparent connection is
requested on timeslot 1 or 2
• section DCC is selected for Turin Networks management and a transparent section DCC con-
nection is requested on timeslot 1 or 2
• a transparent section DCC connection exists on a selected facility and Turin Networks manage-
ment communication is requested for section DCC
• Additionally, if a transparent K1K2 connection exists on a selected facility and a 1+1 protec-
tion group is requested
NOTE: Timeslots 1 and 2 are reserved for future use. Any attempt to use these timeslots in transpar-
ent DCC overhead connections will be denied regardless of protection scheme.
Transparent Overhead Connection Performance
The NE takes no longer than 200ms to create a transparent overhead connection in an NE. When a trans-
parent overhead connection passes through the system, it is subjected to a slight delay in propagation not
exceeding more than 670µ seconds of delay through each NE.
Transparent Overhead Connection Service States
The TE-2020 transparent overhead connections utilize the same state model as traffic connections. If the
connection is placed OOS, a null value will be inserted in the DCC bytes. The default service state for each
connection shall be IS.
AIS-L Insertion
Because the TE-2020 acts as a line terminating element, upon reception of a fault (LOS, LOF, AIS-L, SD),
it will insert path AIS which propagates downstream and is received by a non-Turin Networks node. The
non-Turin Networks node would be using either 1+1 or BLSR, both of which are line switching. In neither
protection mode would the non-Turin Networks node react to the path AIS failure. To solve this problem,
the TE-2020 inserts an line AIS into the transparent K1/K2 channel.
Upon failure of a CCT or PLM whose facilities are providing K1/K2 transparency service, the TE-2020
inserts AIS-L into all transparent connections associated with facilities on the failed PLM. Upon failure of
a CCT, the peer CCT assumes responsibility for all transparent connections the failed CCT was providing
to its mate high speed PLM.
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