Bandwidth Profiles; Configuring Ethernet Services; Creating An Ethernet Service - Extreme Networks Ridgeline Guide Manual

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Bandwidth Profiles

By default, an E-Line or E-LAN service provides best-effort service for customer traffic on the UNI
ports. In some cases, such as when the UNI ports in an Ethernet service have different line rates, you
can specify bandwidth profiles and apply them to the UNI ports.
A bandwidth profile can specify values for Committed Information Rate (CIR), Committed Burst Size
(CBS), Excess Information Rate (EIR), Excess Burst Size (EBS), and single/dual-rate profile settings. You
can apply bandwidth profiles to all UNI ports in the service, or to selected UNI ports.

Configuring Ethernet Services

Using Ridgeline, you can perform the following Ethernet service configuration tasks:
Create an Ethernet service
Modify settings for Ethernet services
Create and assign customer names to services
Create and apply bandwidth profiles
For more information on Ridgeline's network resource provisioning feature, see
Resources" on page
77.

Creating an Ethernet Service

To create an Ethernet service, do the following:
1 Under Network Views, from the Services menu, select New > E-Line service or E-LAN service. This
starts the Service Provisioning wizard. The window in
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"Provisioning Network
Figure 49
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