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Controlling and Provisioning Network Devices Customer Cutover
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• Cutover only applies to ports of the same interface type, such as ADSL to ADSL, since otherwise source port parameter
settings would not map to destination port parameter settings.
• To ensure parameter compatibility, cutover is restricted to destination ports on devices running the same or higher
version of software as the source device, and for ADSL and VDSL, the same annex (A, B, or C).
• When the new ports are provisioned, they are initially provisioned with the port profile. This ensures the creation of
creating classifiers as well as parameters that may not be present on the source card since interface parameter changes
may have been introduced by an upgraded card.
• It is assumed the VLAN configuration is unchanged, so the cutover must occur within the same Access Island. (Refer to
Section 7 on Access Islands and their VLAN configuration.)
Refer to the following table for a list of card types and whether they are supported.
TABLE 5-60 Provisioning Guidelines/Restrictions for the Customer Cutover Feature
Interface Type Card Type Notes
a
ADSL ADSL8S
ADSL16
ADSL16B
ADSL16C
ADSL24
ADSL24A/B
ADSL48A/B
ADSL48B
ADSL24AE
The annex of destination card type must match source card.
Note: The NMS does not validate matching annexes for
the non-annexed version of the ADSL24 card.
FE FE10 Supported
FX FX10, FX20 Supported
CES CES8 Not Supported
EPON EPON2 Not Supported
GE GE3
GE8
GE24SFP
GE2RJ
GE24RJ
GE4
GE24POE
GE40CSFP
Supported, network direction only
Supported
Supported
Supported
Not Supported
Supported
Supported
Not Supported
NTE NTE8 Not Supported
POTS POTS24A
POTS24B
Not Supported
Not Supported
SHDSL SHDSL16
SHDSL24
Supported, but bonded ports have to be moved together to a
congruent pair of destination ports.