Underlying Transport Options Sample Clauses

Underlying Transport Options. Describe the underlying network services over which Supplier can offer SIP Trunks (e.g., MPLS circuits, dedicated Internet circuits, DSL circuits) and any restrictions applicable to the different options, e.g.:  Real-time MPLS class of service requirements;  Relationship between maximum number of concurrent calls and underlying transport bandwidth.
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Underlying Transport Options. Yes CenturyLink SIP Trunk service is available with Centurylink IQTM Networking port types MPLS Private and Enhanced and Public Internet. Port access options are Dedicated IP, Ethernet Local Access (ELA) with Premier QoS and Ethernet over SONET. Ethernet options are Metro Ethernet, Native Ethernet and Ethernet over SONET (EoS), depending on local market availability. The following tables list the supported SIP Trunk access speeds by IQTM Networking port type. Supported SIP Trunk Port Types and Access Speeds Port Type Connection Type Access Speed (Mbits) Internet Dedicated IP DS1 1.536 2xDS1 3.072 Comply (Yes/No) Explanation/Description (2. Underlying Transport Options) 3xDS1 4.608 4xDS1 6.144 5xDS1 7.680 6xDS1 9.216 7xDS1 10.752 8xDS1 12.288 Port Type Connection Type Access Speed (Mbits) DS1 1.536 2xDS1 3.072 3xDS1 4.608 Dedicated IP 4xDS1 6.144 5xDS1 7.680 6xDS1 9.216 7xDS1 10.752 8xDS1 12.288 3.072 6.144 9.216 12.288 15.36 18.432 21.504 Dedicated IP DS3 24.576 27.648 30.72 33.792 36.864 39.936 43.008 Private 44.736 35 45 55 65 75 85 Dedicated IP OC-3 95 105 115 125 135 145 155.52 90 135 180 225 Dedicated IP OC-12 270 315 360 405 495
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Underlying Transport Options. Port Type Connection Access Speed Type (Mbits) Enhanced Dedicated IP DS1 1.536 2xDS1 3.072 3xDS1 4.608 4xDS1 6.144 5xDS1 7.680 6xDS1 9.216 7xDS1 10.752 8xDS1 12.288 Dedicated IP DS3 3.072 6.144 9.216 12.288 15.36 18.432 21.504 24.576 27.648 30.72 33.792 36.864 39.936 43.008 44.736 Dedicated IP OC-3 35 45 55 65 75 85 95 105 115 125 135 145 155.52 540 585 622.08 ELA Premier All Supported ELA Premier Access Ethernet ELA-EoS 1G 100 200 300 400 500 600 700 800 900 1000
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Underlying Transport Options. Real-time MPLS CoS Requirements The customer’s CPE may classify and xxxx VoIP signaling and media packets as high priority traffic (P1 Priority Queue). CenturyLink will transport the customer’s VoIP traffic across its MPLS-based WAN without rewriting the customer packets’ Prioritization bits. Priority queuing occurs on the PE-CE egress port based on the QoS template selected by the customer. This scheme insures proper quality of service to VoIP traffic end-to-end. Relationship between MCC and Transport Bandwidth The relationship between the maximum number of concurrent calls and the underlying transport bandwidth is a combination several factors: Peak concurrent calls multiplied by each call codec type VoIP Payload sample size Layer 2 encapsulation Percentage of CenturyLink network node bandwidth allocated to Priority Queue Access bandwidth. CenturyLink Engineering will specify the proper access circuit bandwidth based on customer peak call volume data and networking needs to insure a successful implementation. Dedicated IP OC-12 90 135 180 225 270 315 360 405 495 540 585 622.08 ELA Premier All Supported ELA Premier Access Ethernet ELS-EoS 1G 100 200 300 400 500 600 700 800 900 1000
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