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Service Specification schema of L1 Operator UNI The L1 Operator UNI Service Attribute values are agreed to by the SP/SO and the Operator.

Service Specification schema of L1 Operator Virtual Connection An Operator L1VC is an association of two Operator L1VC End Points. Reference MEF 63 Sec-tion 8.4 Operator L1VC Service Attributes.

Service Specification schema of L1 SLS The Subscriber L1VC Service Level Specification (SLS) Service Attribute is the technical speci-fication of aspects of the service performance agreed to by the Service Provider and the Sub-scriber. For any given SLS, a given Performance Metric may or may not be specified.

Service Specification schema of L1 Subscriber UNI The UNI is the physical demarcation point between the responsibility of the L1 Service Provider and the responsibility of the L1 Subscriber. Reference MEF 63 Section 8.

Service Specification schema of L1 Subscriber Virtual Connection A subscriber L1VC represents the logical attachment of a Subscriber L1VC to two SubscriberL1VCEndPoint. Reference MEF 63 Section 8.2.

SdWanUni is a resource that represents the boundary between the responsibility of the Subscriber and the responsibility of the Service Provider. Reference MEF 70.2, Section 7.4 SD-WAN UNI.

An association of SD-WAN Virtual Connection End Points in an SD-WAN Service that provides the logical construct of a L3 Virtual Private Routed Network for a Subscriber. SwVc is a resource that represents a SD-WAN Virtual Connection. Reference MEF 70.2 Section 9 SD-WAN Virtual Connection (SWVC) Service Attribute.

The SwVcEndPoint is the construct that represents the attachment of an SWVC to a UNI. The SwVcEndPoint provides a container for attributes of the SWVC that can differ at each UNI. Reference MEF 70.2 Section 10 SD-WAN Virtual Connection (SWVC) End Point. Service Attributes.

Underlay Connectivity Services are network services independent of the SD-WAN Service and can have a large number of "characteristics" or "attributes" that define their configuration and behavior. Reference MEF 70.2, Section 12.1 UCS Service Attributes

A UCS is connected to a UCS UNI by a UCS End Point. Some service architectures support multiple UCSs at the same UCS UNI. The UCS End Point captures Service Attributes at the UCS UNI whose value can differ between UCSs. Reference MEF 70.1 Section 14 UCS End Point Service Attributes.

Access to an Underlay Connectivity Service is provided at the SD-WAN Edge via the UCS UNI. Reference MEF W70.2 Section 12.2 SD-WAN UCS UNI Service Attributes.

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 [...]