Teaches you how to modify media channel properties. Follow these detailed step-by-step instructions carefully to ensure the specific configuration is applied correctly and securely within your network.
Media channel properties
This table describes various media channel properties.
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Property |
Platform |
Description |
Available options |
Default option |
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General |
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Label |
NCS 2000 |
Displays the media channel name. |
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By default, the media channel is named based on the source and destination sites and the number of media channels between them. For example, if there are two media channels between site 1 and site 2, they are named as Site-1-Site-2-1 and Site-1-Site-2-2, respectively. Edit the name if required. |
|
Source Site |
NCS 2000 |
Displays the source site name. |
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|
Destination Site |
NCS 2000 |
Displays the destination site name. |
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|
Traffic Type |
NCS 2000 |
Select the traffic type. |
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Optical Source |
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Protection Type |
NCS 2000 |
Select the protection type. For Client 1+1, ensure that the sites have contentionless sides for the analysis to be successful. By default, Cisco ONP finds both span and node disjoint path for Client1+1 protected waves, but allows you to force span and node disjoint path. |
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Unprotected |
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Forecast |
NCS 2000 |
Check this check box to change a present wave to a forecast wave. |
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Encryption |
NCS 2000 |
Check this check box to enable encryption. |
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