Cell Relay Archive[Date Prev][Date Next][Thread Prev][Thread Next] [Date Index][Thread Index][Author Index][Subject Index] Re: CR: what's the point of svp?
At 13:50 07/12/98 -0600, you wrote:
>uni 4.0 supports the ability to set up vpc's by signalling. however,
>my question is, why would anyone want to do such. it would appear to
>me that the reason for setting up a vpc is that you expect a lot of
>traffic between two points and once set up you would expect the vpc to
>stay up. so it would seem to me that an svp might as well be a pvp
>which makes me wonder what do you really gain by being able to establish
>vpc's by signalling?
>
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Hello
SVP can be use for Switched Permanent VP , VP who "look like" PVP at
both end, ( for the user )
and which are realy SPV between the two end points
So you can defined a PVP which can be rerouted in case of failure some
where in the network
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