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Adding a Virtual Container (VC) to VCG

Perform the steps given below to add a VC to VCG.

  1. Click Configuration > Facilities > VCG in the navigation pane. The VCG Interface configuration preview pane is displayed.
  2. Click on the desired VCG link. The corresponding Provisioning VCG Interface preview pane is displayed.
  3. Click on Add new VC link. The Add VC to VCG preview pane is displayed.

    Add VC to VCG

  4. Select or enter the value for the parameters. For more information, refer to Add VC to VCG parameters table given below.
  5. Click Submit. A confirmation message is displayed.
  6. Click Yes. A 'Successfully Added' message is displayed.

Add VC to VCG parameters

Parameter

Description

Default Value

Acceptable Value

Number of Connections

The number of cross-connects that need to be created.

1

The number of channels is limited by the uplink bandwidth of the Ethernet card.

CrossConnect Parameters

Circuit Identifier

The name given for the cross-connect.

Tejas Networks

Up to 40 alphanumeric characters including space and special characters.

Working Port

The port on the working channel.

--

--

Protection Port

The port on the protection channel.

--

--

Source Node ID

Displays the Node ID from where the traffic enters in a ring.

--

--

Destination Node ID

Displays the Node ID from where the traffic exits in a ring.

--

--

Reversion Mode

The reversion mode for the channel (revertive or Non-revertive).

Revertive

  • Revertive
  • Non-Revertive

WTR Time

The wait time (in minutes) before switching traffic back to work port from protect port, after the fault in work port is rectified. Only editable when the Reversion Mode is selected as Revertive.

5

1 to 12 minutes

NOTE: The protection feature can be configured to function in the revertive mode, to enable reversion of traffic from the protect fiber to the working fiber. This happens after a specified time (wait to restore time).

See Also

Viewing VCG Interface Configuration

Provisioning VCG Interface

Viewing VC Group

Adding and Removing LCAS in Bulk

Deleting Channels

Viewing Diff Delays for a VCG Port

Provisioning LCAS

Editing VCG Association

Defragmenting VCG parameters

Deleting VC from VCG