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ATM DXI Mode, PathBuilder S330/S310 in the ATM DXI network.

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Serial Interface 215 When connecting the PathBuilder S330/S310 to an ATM network, verify that the PVC mapping for in and out ports is defined for proper operation. (See Figure 153.) Figure 153 PathBuilder S330/S310 to ATM PVC Frame In PathBuilder S330/S310 VP 0 DLCI 50 Out VC 50 ATM VP 0 VC 50 VP 3 Out VC 45 PathBuilder S330/S310 VP 3 VC 45 In It is also important to select the proper traffic contract from the ATM switch/service provider. This card should utilize a VBR or CBR circuit set at the speed of the connected port. (See Figure 154.) Figure 154 PathBuilder S330/S310 Traffic Contract PathBuilder S330/S310 Frame In 1 Mbps 1 Mbps CBR or VBR at 1 Mbps Sustained Cell Rate VBR service will work; however the synchronous path will be subjected to possible discards and delay. The following subsections describe the supported frame protocol modes in greater detail. ATM DXI Mode ATM DXI mode is used to interconnect a DTE to a DCE. The DTE is typically a legacy interworking device with limited ATM capability. Through ATM DXI, the DCE allows the DTE to participate in an ATM network. Figure 155 illustrates a PathBuilder S330/S310 in the ATM DXI network. Figure 155 DXI Network Connection DXI Frames ATM Cells DXI DTE (Router) DXI DCE (PathBuilder S330/S310) ATM Network

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Serial Interface
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When connecting the PathBuilder S330/S310 to an ATM network, verify that the
PVC mapping for in and out ports is defined for proper operation. (See
Figure 153.)
Figure 153
PathBuilder S330/S310 to ATM PVC
It is also important to select the proper traffic contract from the ATM
switch/service provider. This card should utilize a VBR or CBR circuit set at the
speed of the connected port. (See Figure 154.)
Figure 154
PathBuilder S330/S310 Traffic Contract
VBR service will work; however the synchronous path will be subjected to possible
discards and delay.
The following subsections describe the supported frame protocol modes in greater
detail.
ATM DXI Mode
ATM DXI mode is used to interconnect a DTE to a DCE. The DTE is typically a
legacy interworking device with limited ATM capability. Through ATM DXI, the
DCE allows the DTE to participate in an ATM network. Figure 155 illustrates a
PathBuilder S330/S310 in the ATM DXI network.
Figure 155
DXI Network Connection
Frame
In
PathBuilder
S330/S310
VP 0
ATM
VP 0 VC 50
VP 3
VC 45
VP 3
VC 45
In
VC 50
Out
Out
PathBuilder
S330/S310
DLCI 50
CBR or VBR at
1 Mbps
Sustained Cell
Rate
Frame In
1 Mbps
1 Mbps
PathBuilder S330/S310
DXI DTE
(Router)
DXI DCE
(PathBuilder
S330/S310)
ATM
Network
DXI Frames
ATM Cells