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Product Specification schema of Cross Connection Type-0

• A Type-0 Cross-Connection MUST transport the signal received at the ingress External Interface transparently (i.e., bit identical) to the egress External Interface.
• For a Type-0 Cross-Connection the values of the CableType parameters of the Cross-Connection External Interface Type Service Attribute MUST be the same at each Cross [...]

Product Specification schema of Cross Connection Type-1 A Type-1 Cross-Connection MUST terminate the incoming signal (received from the ingress External Interface) below the PCS layer, pass the PCS codewords transparently (i.e., bit identical), and source another PHY below the PCS layer to the egress External Interface.

Product Specification schema of Layer 2 Cross-Connection A Type-2 Cross-Connection MUST terminate the Ethernet PHY and perform MAC Bridging (i.e., support a MAC Relay Entity) as defined in IEEE 802.1Q

Google Layer 2 Partner Interconnect. This Product is used to model information needed by Service Provider to establish a Layer 2 Partner Interconntect.

Product Specification schema of BasicIaIpvc The Basic Internet Access IPVC is a MEF 69.1 defined version of MEF 61.1 IPVC. Reference MEF 69.1 Section 9.1 Internet Access IPVC Requirements.

Product Specification schema of BasicIaIpvcEndPoint The Basic Internet Access IPVC End Point is a MEF 69.1 defined version of MEF 61.1 IPVC End Point. Reference MEF 69.1 Section 9.2 Internet Access IPVC End Point Requirements.

Product Specification schema of BasicIaUni The Basic Internet Access UNI is a MEF 69.1 defined version of MEF 61.1 UNI. Reference MEF 69.x Section 8.3 Internet Access UNI Requirements.

Product Specification schema of BasicIaUniAccessLink The Basic Internet Access UNI Access Link is a MEF 69.1 defined version of MEF 61.1 UNI Access Link. Reference MEF 69.1 Section 9.4 Internet Access UNI Access Link Requirements.

Product Specification schema of CarrierEthernetSubscriberUni The Subscriber UNI Service Attributes values are agreed to by the Subscriber and the Service Provider to describe the behavior of the UNI. All of these Service Attributes can be modified after initial provisioning of the UNI except the components of the List of Physical Links and Link Aggregation-related attributes.

Product Specification schema of Eplan The EVC Service Attributes for Ethernet Private LAN (EP-LAN) Service as defined in MEF 6.3 based on the Service Attributes defined in MEF 10.4.

Product Specification schema of EplanEndpoint An EVC End Point is a logical entity at a given UNI that is associated with a distinct set of frames passing over that UNI. EVC End Point Service Attributes are the attributes of an EVC that can be different at each UNI in the EVC. These are the EVC End Point Service Attributes applicable to Ethernet Private LAN (EP-LAN) Services defined in MEF 6.3 [...]

Product Specification schema of Epl The EVC Service Attributes for Ethernet Private Line (EPL) Service as defined in MEF 6.3 based on the Service Attributes defined in MEF 10.4.