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Re: VCn-xV LSPs terminology



Hi, Huub

 Your comment is very valuable.

 I will try to reflect your comment on -01.txt version.

 Thank you

Best Regards,
Wataru

Hello,

In addition to what Trevor Wilson wrote:

Firtsly, lets get the nomenclature correct. A virtually concatenated
signal is denoted as VC-n-Xv (please note the use of hyphens and
upper/lower case letters).

Note that "n" can have the value 4, 3, 2, 12, 11 and for SONET the nomenclature would be VTn-Xv (n=1.5,6)and STS-n-Xv (n=1,3c).

Looking at draft-imajuku-ccamp-gmpls-vcat-lagr-req-00
I find in the second paragraph of the introduction:
   "The LCAS achieves hitless bandwidth modification via
    signaling in the H4 byte of the SDH/SONET link"
This restricts this document to VC-n-Xv (n=3,4) and STS-n-Xv.

Changing the text to:
   "The LCAS achieves hitless bandwidth modification via
    signaling in the VCAT overhead byte of the SDH/SONET link"
will make it more generic (even applicable to OTN).

H4 bite is also mentioned at the top of page 5.

Cheers, Huub (van Helvoort)

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