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  • Connection and point-to-multipoint in a CO network

    From arstpt.michelh@gmail.com@21:1/5 to All on Wed Aug 24 06:05:34 2016
    Bonjour Huub,

    It's not really the same question than the previous one.

    We can read in G.805: "connection: A "transport entity" which consists of an associated pair of "unidirectional connections"".

    I would be sure that, in a CO network, the point-to-multipoint path represents a unidirectional connection, and not strictly a connection (i.e. an associated pair of unidirectional connections.

    Thanks for your words,
    cordialement,
    Michel

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  • From Huub van Helvoort@21:1/5 to You on Wed Aug 24 21:16:42 2016
    Bonsoir Michel,

    You wrote:

    It's not really the same question than the previous one.

    OK.

    We can read in G.805: "connection: A "transport entity" which
    consists of an associated pair of "unidirectional connections"".

    Indeed, more specific this is a "network connection".

    I would be sure that, in a CO network, the point-to-multipoint path represents a unidirectional connection, and not strictly a connection
    (i.e. an associated pair of unidirectional connections.

    Correct, it is also referred to as "broadcast connection" which
    also indicates the uni-directional aspect.

    Cordialement, Huub


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  • From arstpt.michelh@gmail.com@21:1/5 to All on Thu Aug 25 05:17:27 2016
    Bonjour Huub,

    Many thanks for the reply,
    cordialement,
    Michel

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