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Chapter 4 Configuration Installation and Operation Manual

4-30 Configuring IPmux-8/16 for Operation IPmux-8/16 Ver. 6.00

5. Assign to it the same timeslots, which have already been assigned to the

primary bundle. These timeslots are listed as Free Time Slots for

Redundancy at the bottom of the Time Slots Configuration menu (see

Figure 4-14).

6. Save the changes.

 Unframed mode: since in the unframed mode all channels timeslots are

automatically allocated to the bundle, there is no need to configure a

second bundle for redundancy. Any bundle within the allowed bundle

range for the port can be activated as the secondary bundle from the

Bundle Connection Configuration menu.

4. Connect the configured bundles to the destination bundles.

Bundles defined as redundant to each other are saved with the Connection Status

disabled. Their connections are enabled automatically after setting the protected

switching configuration.

 Enable OAM Connectivity.

 Set the desired redundancy type (primary or secondary) for each bundle.

5. Configure the desired protected switching parameters for each bundle.

 Disable TDM Fail Time.

Configuring Bundle Redundancy for a Single Unit with TDM Protection

Figure 4-18 illustrates a bundle redundancy application (with TDM protection).

Figure 4-18. Bundle Redundancy with TDM Protection

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To configure bundle redundancy (with TDM protection):

1. Define host IP and mask IP addresses for Ethernet module 1 and 2.

2. Configure the physical parameters of the desired TDM ports, which are

redundant to each other.

3. Define the bundles by assigning timeslots of each TDM port to the appropriate

bundle number.