Useful containers |
Useful containers are transmission paths of a defined capacity. |
Temporary element |
Temporary containers represent internal structures that are used for the reception of additional transport containers. A typical characteristic of temporary containers as compared to SDH pipes is that they do not have cross-connects. Temporary containers are automatically created on using logical structures, when the transport container to be used is not directly included into the hierarchy above the occupying transport container. |
Bearers |
Bearers are auxiliary containers that were necessary to further connect transport containers via physical paths. Their use is no longer necessary since Version 5.0MR!!! |
Pseudosection |
A pseudosection is an SDH path with only one port allocation. Pseudosections are useful tools for the documentation of transfer interfaces. |
Concatenation |
A concatenation transport container is a transfer path composed of a group of smaller transport containers (routing elements) that may be interconnected asynchronously. e.g.: Concat-TC: 2.5 ISDN (160 Kbits) Element 1: E0 64 Kbits Element 2: E0 64 Kbits Element 3: 32 Kbits |
Routing element |
Routing elements are transport containers that are allocated to a concatenation TC. If this allocation is removed, the transport container becomes a “useful container” again. |
Mux internal |
“MUX Internal” are MUX internal transport containers. |