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The TSP and the CES IWF may physically reside in the Provider Edge (PE)18 unit at the provider s nearest Point-Of-Presence or in a Service Provider owned box in a customer location (eg, a multi-tenant unit) From the architectural perspective, there is no difference between these alternatives TDM Line Service (T-Line) The basic TDM Line (T-Line) service is a Point-to-Point, constant bit rate service, similar to the traditional leased-line type of TDM service However, service multiplexing may occur ahead of the CES inter-working functions, (eg, aggregation of multiple emulated T1 lines into a single T3 or OC-3 link), creating a Multipoint-to-Point or even a Multipoint-to-Multipoint configuration, as shown in Figure 219 The service multiplexing is carried out using standard TDM multiplexing techniques and is considered part of the TSP block, rather than the CES inter-working function The TDM interface at the input of the CES inter-working function is the same as the output from the CES IWF at the opposite end of the emulated link It is the TSP that may be used to multiplex (or de-multiplex) that TDM service into the actual TDM service provided to the customer This allows a TDM service to a customer to be provided as a collection of emulated services at lower rates There are, therefore, three modes of operation: unstructured emulation, structured emulation, and multiplexing mode; in all three modes, the delivery of the TDM service employs Ethernet Virtual Connections (EVCs) as shown in the Figure 219 In unstructured emulation, the service is Point-to-Point and will have the identical TDM handoff on either end The CES capability should maintain integrity across the network In a structured mode, the service is also Point-to-Point and will have identical TDM service handoffs on either end, except that the overhead and payload entering on one end will terminate the overhead at the near endpoint and transport the payload transparently to the other end where it is mapped to the same type of overhead and terminated Examples of this are typical OC-3 services where the SONET overhead (SOH) is terminated locally and the payload transported and the overhead then added before terminating at the other end The CES will maintain the integrity of the transport Finally, in the multiplexed mode, multiple lower-rate transparent services are multiplexed at a specific service endpoint on the network into a higher digital hierarchy Similarly, a higher rate service may be decomposed into several lower rate services For example, a customer may have several sites a head office with a full DS1 connection and several satellites with fractional DS1 connections, as shown previously in Figure 216 The same architecture can be used for multiplexing of other rate services, for example, several full DS1 services onto a single DS3 or multiplexing of VT-15s into an STS-1 In order to attain some efficiency between mapping the TDM hierarchy signals into an Ethernet frame, the recommended bandwidth granularity is 100 kbits/s TDM multiplexing of signals is also possible and a higher aggregated signal handed to the IWF for transport; at the other end, an identical de-multiplexing will occur.

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TDM Access Line Service (TALS) TALS is almost identical to the T-Line service except that it is a Multipoint-to-Point service, and one or more ends of the TDM service handoff is to an external network (such as a PSTN, as shown in Figure 219) A common example of such a service is when the Service Provider Ethernet network is an access to an external network As with T-Line service, it can be operated in similar modes and should ensure that it maintains integrity of the signal on an end-to-end basis Customer-Operated CES In this type of CESoE, the IWF is actually owned and/or provided by the customer and the customer only subscribes to a typical E-LINE service from the Service Provider Usually in such a scenario, the Service Provider is expected to provide a stringent SLA with tighter definitions of parameters such as packet delay, variation in packet delay, and packet loss, to accommodate the TDM service