Nokia 9500 MPR User Manual page 33

Release 7.0.0 3DB 19286 ACAA Issue 01
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NE F (protected) to Node C (protected): PDH-Ring cross-
connection on Node C .............................................................................719
NE F (protected) to Node C (protected): pass-through cross-
connection on Node A .............................................................................720
NE F (protected) to Node C (protected): pass-through cross-
connection on Node D .............................................................................721
Cross-connection between NE E and NE H ............................................722
NE E to NE H: Ethernet-radio cross-connection on NE E .......................723
NE E to NE H: Ethernet-PDH cross-connection on NE E........................724
NE E to NE H: Ethernet-radio cross-connection on NE E .......................725
NE E to NE H: Ethernet-PDH cross-connection on NE E........................726
NE E to NE H: Ethernet-radio cross-connection on NE H .......................727
NE E to NE H: Ethernet-PDH cross-connection on NE H .......................728
NE E to NE H: Ethernet-Ring cross-connection on Node A ....................729
NE E to NE H: pass-through cross-connection on Node B .....................730
NE E to NE H: pass-through cross-connection on Node C .....................731
NE to NE H: Ethernet-Ring cross-connection on Node D .......................732
Cross-connection between NE E and NE G............................................733
NE E to NE G: Ethernet-radio cross-connection on NE E .......................734
NE E to NE G: Ethernet-PDH cross-connection on NE E .......................735
NE E to NE G: Ethernet-radio cross-connection on NE G.......................736
NE E to NE G: Ethernet-PDH cross-connection on NE G .......................737
NE E to NE G: Ethernet-Ring cross-connection on Node A ....................738
NE E to NE G: pass-through cross-connection on Node B .....................739
NE E to NE G: Ethernet-Ring cross-connection on Node C....................740
NE E to NE G: pass-through cross-connection on Node D .....................741
Cross-connection between NE F and NE G ............................................742
NE F to NE G: Ethernet-radio cross-connection on NE F .......................743
NE F to NE G: Ethernet-PDH cross-connection on NE F........................744
NE F to NE G: Ethernet-radio cross-connection on NE G.......................745
NE F to NE G: Ethernet-PDH cross-connection on NE G .......................746
NE F to NE G: Ethernet-Ring cross-connection on Node B ....................747
NE F to NE G: Ethernet-Ring cross-connection on Node C ....................748
NE F to NE G: pass-through cross-connection on Node A .....................749
NE F to NE G: pass-through cross-connection on Node D .....................750
Provision Ring cross-connections using the aided
cross-connection tool ................................................................751
Sample mixed fiber/microwave Ring .......................................................752
Ring's Fiber Chain Description ................................................................754
Ring's Fiber Chain for Aided Cross-connections window........................755
Add&Drop cross-connection: Other end point is outside the fiber
chain ........................................................................................................756
Add&Drop cross-connection: Other end point is inside the fiber
chain ........................................................................................................757
Pass-through cross-connection: Both end points are inside the fiber
chain (1)...................................................................................................758
Pass-through cross-connection: Both end points are inside the fiber
chain (2)...................................................................................................759
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