Provision Port Segregation/Connectivity; Purpose; General - Nokia 9500 MPR User Manual

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45 Provision port segregation/connectivity

45.1 Purpose

This chapter provides procedures to provision port segregation/connectivity and to
view segregated ports for the 9500 MPR.

45.2 General

Port based VLAN connectivity allows the user to manage which Ethernet ports (Core,
EAS, MSS-O) and radio ports (EAS, MPTACC, and MSS-O) exchange Ethernet
traffic among them. This capability allows the user to establish virtual private
domains.
All port segregation/connectivity is bidirectional.
Port segregation is provisioned by deselecting the appropriate connection check
box.
Default port connectivity is as follows:
Note: The Core graphics in this chapter show the Core-E card. The procedure is
similar for a CorEvo card.
• Every Core Ethernet port is connected to every other Core Ethernet port
• Every Core Ethernet port is connected to all EAS Ethernet/radio ports
• Every Core Ethernet port is connected to all MPTACC radio ports
• Every P8ETH Ethernet/radio port is connected to every other P8ETH Ethernet/
radio port
• Every P8ETH Ethernet/radio port is connected to all MPTACC radio ports
• Every EASv2 Ethernet/radio port is connected to every other EASv2 Ethernet/
radio port
• Every EASv2 Ethernet/radio port is connected to all MPTACC radio ports
• Every MSS-O Ethernet/radio port is connected to every other MSS-O Ethernet/
radio port
• Every MPTACC radio port is connected to every other MPTACC radio port
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