Resilient Packet Ring (Rpr) Object - Nortel NTRN10AN Planning Manual

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Resilient packet ring (RPR) object

A resilient packet ring (RPR) object is a SONET bandwidth pipe. See
2-33 on page
Bandwidth is allocated to the ring object from each of the optical circuit packs.
In this example, Packet Edge circuit packs are attached to the RPR object and
share its bandwidth.
The maximum number of nodes provisionable on a RPR ring is:
If the maximum number of nodes on the ring is exceeded a "Max OPE Nodes
On Ring Exceed" alarm is raised. For more information on this new alarm, see
RPR configuration alert on page
Figure 2-33
Resilient packet ring (shelf level)
The OPTera Packet Edge System provides the following features:
Planning and Ordering Guide—Part 1 of 2 NTRN10AN
Operation, administration, and maintenance (OAM) features 2-63
2-63. The graphic shows a RPR object at the shelf level.
16 for RPR ring consisting only of 2xGigE
12 for RPR rings consisting of a mix of 2xGigE with 4x100FX and/or
4x100BT cards.
Optical interface
circuit pack
Packet Edge circuit packs
optimized use of transport network bandwidth
reduced port costs
lower network operation cost
easy network management
the ability to support a mix of packet and non-RPR traffic over the same
network
high-speed connectivity with low delay
2-65.
Resilient Packet
Ring
Rel 12.1 Standard Iss 1 Apr 2004
Figure
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Optical interface
circuit pack

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