Multicast Connection definition

Multicast Connection means a service to allow the Contracting QP to deliver IP multicast content over the NGNBN using Nucleus Connect’s IP multicast technology. An IP Multicast Connection will allow the Contracting QP to deliver its IP multicast content from its QP-EVPL Service Port to Nucleus Connect’s Aggregation Layer at an NetLink Trust CO; Latency means the one-way delay in packet delivery as a result of physical distance, and the Active Network components from the Aggregation to the Core Layer; Quality of Service or (QoS) means the service levels committed for ensuring delivery of services over the B-C segment of the diagram below, measured by Jitter, Latency and Packet Loss as set out in the table in paragraph 4.2(c);
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Multicast Connection a connection established for the purpose of facilitating the sending of a single frame to multiple destinations. Multicast DLCI (Mdlci): the DLCI assigned to designate a particular multicast connection at a particular frame relay access interface.
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Multicast Connection allows an End User to subscribe to and access a Multicast Domain. Multicast Domains
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Examples of Multicast Connection in a sentence

  • Upon the installation of an IP Multicast Connection by Nucleus Connect, a one-time Installation Charge specified in the table below shall be imposed on the Contracting QP on a per IP Multicast Connection basis.

  • Testing and commissioning of IP Multicast Connection distribution 3.

  • This Service Schedule shall commence with effect from the date that the Contracting QP first places an Order to take up an IP Multicast Connection, in accordance with the General Service Terms and Conditions.

  • The charges set out in this paragraph 5 are the rates payable by the Contracting QP on a per IP Multicast Connection (or as the case may be, IP Unicast Connection) basis.


More Definitions of Multicast Connection

Multicast Connection means a service to allow the Contracting QP to deliver IP multicast content over the NGNBN using Nucleus Connect’s IP multicast technology. An IP Multicast Connection will allow the Contracting QP to deliver its IP multicast content from its QP-EVPL Service Port to Nucleus Connect’s Aggregation Layer at an OpenNet CO; IP Unicast Connection means a service to allow the Contracting QP to deliver IP unicast content from its QP-EVPL Service Port to Nucleus Connect’s Aggregation Layer at an OpenNet CO; Latency means the one-way delay in packet delivery as a result of physical distance, and the Active Network components from the Aggregation to the Core Layer; Quality of Service or (QoS) means the service levels committed for ensuring delivery of services over the B-C segment of the diagram below, measured by Jitter, Latency and Packet Loss as set out in the table in paragraph 4.2(c);
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