Re: Some scenarios related to M3UA ASPAC-ASPIA Procedures section

sigtran_maillist,

Your mailer wrapped your diagrams horribly.

--brian

[email protected] wrote:                       (Tue, 14 Aug 2007 15:26:58)
> 
>    Hi All,
>    What would be the possible handling in following scenarios.
>    1)
>    ASP  Side
>                               SG  Side
>    AS1 with Traffic Mode Loadshare
>                             AS1 with Traffic Mode Loadshare
>    AS2 with Traffic Mode Loadshare
>                             AS2 with Traffic Mode Overide
>                               -------------------------- ASPAC  ( without
>    RC, without Traffic Mode )------------->
>    2)
>    ASP  Side
>                               SG  Side
>    AS1 with Traffic Mode Loadshare
>                             AS1 with Traffic Mode Loadshare
>    AS2 with Traffic Mode Loadshare
>                             AS2 with Traffic Mode Overide
>                               -------------------------- ASPAC  ( without
>    RC, with Traffic Mode as Loadshare) ------------->
>    3)
>    ASP  Side
>                               SG  Side
>    AS1 with Traffic Mode Loadshare (RC1)
>                                   AS1 with Traffic Mode Loadshare (RC1)
>    AS2 with Traffic Mode Loadshare (RC2)
>                                   AS2 with Traffic Mode Overide (RC2)
>                               -------------------------- ASPAC  (with RC1
>    and RC2, without Traffic Mode ) ------------->
>    4)
>    ASP  Side
>                               SG  Side
>    AS1 with Traffic Mode Loadshare (RC1)
>                                   AS1 with Traffic Mode Loadshare (RC1)
>    AS2 with Traffic Mode Loadshare (RC2)
>                                   AS2 with Traffic Mode Overide (RC2)
>                               -------------------------- ASPAC  (with RC1
>    and RC2, with Traffic Mode Loadshare ) ------------->
>    Regards
>    Ankur Arora
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Brian F. G. Bidulock
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