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4 Enter the number corresponding to the class of virtual circuit you want to define.
Adding PVC Virtual
Circuits
1 When you are prompted to select the virtual circuit type, as shown earlier in
A second screen appears. As shown in Figure 121, the description you entered
appears at the top of the screen, and a prompt at the bottom of the screen asks
you to select the virtual circuit class: PVC, RS366 Template, VCM VCC, or VCM
Subchannel. For descriptions of the available VC classes, see "Supported Classes
of Virtual Circuits" earlier in this section.
Figure 121 Selecting the Virtual Circuit Class:
If you want to create a standard VPC/VCC permanent virtual circuit to connect
data ports, select [1] PVC and follow the instructions under "Adding PVC
Virtual Circuits".
If you want to create a virtual circuit to support video conferencing, select
[2] RS366 Template and follow the instructions under "Defining RS-366 (Video)
Virtual Circuit Templates".
If you want to create a VCC virtual circuit to connect VCM ports, select
[3] VCM VCC and follow the instructions under "Adding Voice Compression
Module VCC Circuits".
If you want to create a VCM subchannel circuit that bundles multiple DS0s,
select [4] VCM Subchannel and follow the instructions under "Adding VCM
Subchannel Circuits".
To configure a VPC/VCC virtual circuit to connect data ports:
Figure 121, enter
to create a PVC circuit.
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As shown in Figure 122, you are prompted to select a virtual circuit type.
Configuring Virtual Circuits
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