Carrier Ethernet Services - Windstream Carrier Solutions

WINDSTREAM CARRIER SOLUTIONS:
Carrier Ethernet Services
ASR Ordering Guide
Version 2.2, September 2014
Overview
The Carrier Ethernet (E-Access) product leverages Windstream’s MPLS and Ethernet
infrastructure to provide switched Ethernet services to wholesale customers.
Wholesale service providers find Windstream’s unique Carrier Ethernet services
footprint to be a natural complement to their service delivery capabilities, and
seamless interoperability is paramount to a ubiquitous service experience.
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Service attributes are based on the Metro Ethernet Forum Technical
Specification “MEF 33 Ethernet Access Service Definitions”.
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MEF 33 defines two service types, E-Access EVPL (Ethernet Virtual Private
Line) which is a VLAN-based solution that supports service multiplexing at the
UNI, and E-Access EPL (Ethernet Private Line) which is a Port based service
that includes all-to-one bundling.
Service Types
E-Access EPL - A port based service with a high degree of transparency (Figure 1).
As a transparent service there is no need to coordinate a detailed CE-VLAN ID to
OVC mapping. All service frames at the UNI will be mapped to a single OVC;
however, the S-VLAN ID at the E-NNI is preserved and will need to be coordinated.
Figure 1
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E-Access EVPL - A VLAN based service that allows multiple service instances to be
configured at the UNI interface (Figure 2). This service will require an OVC endpoint
map for each OVC to specify how service frames are mapped at the UNI. In addition,
the S-VLAN ID value will need to be coordinated between Windstream and the
Wholesale customer
Figure 2
E-NNI Standard (MEF 26)
Adheres to and supports industry
standards
UNI Access Specification (MEF 33)
MEF 1.0 Certified
Supported ENNI Speeds
1G & 10G
Supported ENNI Interface
Single mode fiber
Overture 1400
Power Options: -48 VDC*, Dual
Service Termination 1G ENNI
*if +24 VDC or AC power is required please
specify in the REMARKS section of the
ASR
1 GigE Fiber Connectors: 1000BASELX
Accedian MetroNODE 10G
Service Termination 10G ENNI
End-user bandwidth options
Power Options: -48 VDC, Dual
10 GigE Fiber Connectors: 10GBASELR
3 Meg up to 1 Gig standard pricing
<20 Meg leverages EoC
>20 Meg based on fiber availability
EoTDM available at 3M and 6M
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Peering Locations & Serving Markets
There are a number of pre-established peering locations for Carrier Ethernet services,
designated by region served.
Northeast
New York
Pennsylvania
Ohio
West Virginia
Virginia
Massachusetts
Maryland
Maine
Rhode Island
New Jersey
Vermont
Connecticut
New Hampshire
Washington, DC
Delaware
East
North Carolina
South Carolina
Southeast
Georgia
Florida
Alabama
Mississippi
Tennessee
Midwest
Illinois
Indiana
Kentucky
Michigan
Iowa
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Southwest
Texas
New Mexico
Oklahoma
Arkansas
Louisiana
Missouri
(Southern)
Northwest
Nebraska
Kansas
Missouri (Northern)
South Dakota
North Dakota
West
California
Utah
Arizona
Colorado
Washington
Wyoming
Montana
Nevada
Oregon
Each peering location has geographic service boundaries
Peering locations serve designated markets
Options for carrying traffic between peering locations are available
Contact your Account Management team for the most up to date list of interconnect
locations and serving markets.
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Pricing Structure
E-NNI
• Standardized E-NNI pricing for 1G and 10G
• Oversubscription is allowed but must be managed by the customer
UNI
• EoC, T1, and fiber loop options available
• Standardized EoC pricing , T1 pricing per serving wire center
• Inter-region fee allows a carrier to access end user locations outside
of the serving area of a given peering point
E-NNI Extensions
• Windstream can extend services from the E-NNI router location to an
alternate location. Pricing is subject to ICB rates.
Ordering Overview
Carrier Ethernet E-Access can be ordered using Access Service Requests (ASRs),
which will identify User Network Interface (UNI), E-Access Service Type, and the CIR
requested for each customer interface.
At the current time, multiple SLA-driven Classes of Service (CoS) are not available.
Any changes to the current product offering will be communicated through proper
channels.
Physical Connection (UNI) – Provides the physical connection from the
customer premises to an Ethernet switch on the Windstream network. The
available transmission interface types are 100 Mbps, 1 Gbps, and 10 Gbps.
o Port-Based UNI – 10/100 Mbps & 1 Gbps and supports one OVC
o VLAN-Based UNI – 10/100 Mbps & 1 Gbps and supports multiple OVCs
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o VLAN-Based ENNI – 1 Gbps & 10 Gbps and supports multiple OVCs
Committed Information Rate (CIR) – Specifies the bandwidth available over
the UNI. CIR is available in increments from 3 Mbps to 10,000 Mbps.
Operator Virtual Circuit (OVC) – Provides the logical connection for Ethernet
traffic between the UNI and E-NNI.
o OVCs are available from 3 Mbps to 1 Gbps
Physical Connection
10 Mbps
100 Mbps
1 Gbps
10 Gbps
UNI OVCs
Up to 8 OVCs
Up to 8 OVCs
Up to 8 OVCs
N/A
NNI OVCs
N/A
N/A
Up to 128 OVCs
Up to 250 OVCs
*over-subscription of the OVC is not supported
ASR Requirements
In order to accurately provision and bill for Carrier Ethernet services, Windstream
requires that all fields of the ASR be completed based on the most recent Telcordia
standards.
The information that follows outlines the proper use of a subset of these required
fields that are necessary to process an ASR for Windstream E-Access ENNIs, UNIs,
and OVCs. If additional resources are needed, please contact Telcordia for formal
ASR training or your Windstream Account Management team.
Note: The E-NNI circuit must be ordered prior to any UNI orders being submitted. In
addition, the UNI must be ordered prior to the OVC/EVC since the OVC order must
reference the appropriate E-NNI and UNI.
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The following is a quick reference for the required form by service type.
Order Type
ASR
E-NNI
x
E-Access EVPL
E-Access EPL
x
x
EUSA
Transport
EVC
x
x
x
x
x
An example ASR order layout for Carrier Ethernet services appears below.
Example Orders
ENNI
PON #1
PON #2
ASR-Transport (E-NNI)
E-Access EVPL
ASR-EUSA (UNI)
ASR-EVC
E-Access EPL
ASR-EUSA (UNI)
ASR-EVC
Note: Windstream does not support the Combo ASR form.
Access Service Request – Administrative Section
The Administration section contains information about the Windstream service being
ordered. Associated fields on the ASR Administrative screen can be found below.
Field
CCNA
PON
VER
ICSC
Description
Customer Carrier Name Abbreviation – (3
Alpha Characters)
Purchase Order Number – Identifies the
Customer’s unique purchase order number
for the request. (16 Alpha/Numeric
characters)
Version Identification – Identifies the
provider service center (4 Alpha/Numeric
Characters)
Interexchange Customer Service Center –
Identifies the provider service center (4
Alpha/Numeric Characters)
Populate With / Usage
REQUIRED
REQUIRED
REQUIRED
Initial ASR Request = 00; if sending
SUPP Then assign next number
(Example: 01 then 02 then 03)
REQUIRED
Valid entry: KD05
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D/TSENT
CBD
DDD
Date and Time Sent – Identifies the date
and time that the ASR is sent by the
Customer. (17 Alpha/ Numeric Characters
including 3 hyphens)
Call Before Dispatch – Identifies site
operational availability in hours.
Desired Due Date – Identifies the
Customer’s Desired Due Date (10
Alpha/Numeric Characters).
PROJECT
Project Identification – Identifies the project
which the request is to be associated. (16
Alpha/Numeric Characters)
CNO
Project Identification – Identifies the
quotation tracking number assigned by the
provider in response to a provisioning
arrangement inquiry, e.g., diversity. (12
Alpha/Numeric Characters).
REQTYP
Requisition Type and Status – Identifies
the type of service being requested and the
status of the request (2 Alpha Characters).
ACT
Activity – Identifies the activity involved in
the service request. (1 Alpha Character)
RTR
Response Type Requested – Identifies the
type of confirmation response requested by
the customer. (2 Alpha/ Numeric Character).
Quantity Service Address Location
Information – Identifies the total number of
Service Address Location Information Forms
being sent by the customer. (2 Numeric
Characters)
Ethernet Virtual Connection Indicator –
Identifies that an Ethernet Virtual Connection
Form is associated with this service request.
(1 Alpha Character)
Customer Name – Identifies the name of the
customer who originated this request.
Customer Circuit Reference – Identifies the
circuit number or range of circuit numbers
used by the customer.
QSA
EVCI
CUST
CKR
REQUIRED – SYSTEM POPULATED
OPTIONAL
REQUIRED
Valid entry: YYYYMMDD Standard
Intervals:
• ICB, capacity needed
OPTIONAL
Note: Examples of the use of this field
would be relating multiple Access
Service Requests, previously negotiated
orders, etc.
CONDITIONAL
Valid entry:
Customer to enter the quote ID provided
for ICB based pricing.
Note: For non-MSA products
REQUIRED
Valid entries:
• REQTYP = SD (Special Access)
• REQTYP = ED (End-User
Request)
REQUIRED
Valid entries:
• N = New
• D = Disconnection
• C = Change or Modify existing
service
REQUIRED
Valid entry: F = Send FOC only
REQUIRED
Example: 01
Note: Prohibited when EVCI = A, leave
field blank.
REQUIRED
Valid entries:
• A = EVC form attached
REQUIRED
REQUIRED
Valid entry: C
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UNIT
PIU
QTY
SPEC
Unit Identification – Identifies whether the
Quantity (QTY) field contains number of
circuits, ring segments, Busy Hour Minutes of
Capacity (BHMC) for switched access
service or percent of market share.
Percentage of Interstate
Usage – Identifies the expected Interstate
Usage for the access service for the request.
(3 Alpha/Numeric Characters)
Quantity – Identifies the quantity involved in
the service request
Service and Product Enhancement Code –
Identifies a specific product or service
offering. (5 Alpha/Numeric Characters , 7
Alpha/Numeric Characters)
REQUIRED
REQUIRED
Valid entry: 100
REQUIRED
Example: 0000001
REQUIRED
Valid Entries:
AEVPL – E_Access EVPL
AEPLX – E_Access EPL
BAN
ACTL
RPON
REMARKS
Billing Account Number – Identifies the
billing account to which the recurring and
non-recurring charges for this request will be
billed.
Access Customer Terminal Location –
Identifies the CLLI code of the Customer
Facility terminal location. (11 Alpha/
Numeric Characters)
Related Purchase Order Number –
Identifies the PON of a related Access
Service Request. RPON and Remarks
should be used to associate new ports to an
existing service.
Remarks – Identifies a free flowing field,
which can be used to expand upon and
clarify other data on this request. (186
Alpha/Numeric Characters)
REQUIRED
Valid entry: E
REQUIRED
Optional
REQUIRED
Valid entry:
• Additional clarifying information
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Access Service Request – Bill Section
The billing section is required to insure the accuracy of the billing data. These fields
are order-specific and are not required on subsequent revisions unless changes are
being made to what was originally requested.
Field
BILLNM
SBILLNM
ACNA
TE
FUSF
STREET
ROOM
CITY
STATE
ZIP CODE
BILLCON
TEL NO
BILLCON EMAIL
Description
Billing Name - Identifies the name of the person,
office, or company to whom the customer has
designated that the bill be sent.
Secondary Billing Name – Identifies the name of
a department or group within the designated
BILLNM entry (25 Alpha/ Numeric Characters)
Access Customer Name AbbreviationIdentifies the common language code for the
Customer who should receive the bill for the
ordered service (3 Alpha Characters)
Tax Exemption – Identifies that the customer has
submitted a tax exemption form to the provider.
Federal Universal Service Fee – Identifies the
service being ordered on this request should be
either assessed or exempted from the Federal
Universal Service Fee (FUSF)
Street Address (Bill) – Identifies the street of the
billing address associated with the billing name.
(25 Alpha/Numeric Characters)
Room (Bill) – Identifies the room for the billing
address associated with the billing name (6
Alpha/Numeric Characters)
City (Bill) – Identifies the city, village, township of
the billing address associated with the billing
name (25 Alpha/Numeric Characters)
State (Bill) – Identifies the two character postal
code for the state of the billing address
associated with the billing name (2 Alpha
Characters)
Zip Code (Bill) – (12 Alpha/Numeric Character)
Billing Contact (Bill) – (15 Alpha/Numeric
Characters)
Telephone Number (Bill) Contact – (17 Numeric
Characters- including 3 preprinted hyphens)
Billing Contact Electronic Mail Address (Bill) –
Identifies the electronic mail address of the Billing
Contact when a customer profile does not already
exist.
Populate With / Usage
REQUIRED
OPTIONAL
REQUIRED
REQUIRED
REQUIRED
REQUIRED
REQUIRED
REQUIRED
REQUIRED
REQUIRED
REQUIRED
REQUIRED
REQUIRED
10
Variable Term Agreement (Bill) – Identifies the
duration, contract date or contact identification
number of any variable term agreement that may
be offered by a provider.
VTA
REQUIRED
Valid Format:
Prefix term with CSE.
Example: CSE36
Access Service Request – Contact Section
The contact section contains the relevant contact information for the person initiating
the order with Windstream.
Field
INIT
TEL NO
INIT FAX NO
INIT EMAIL
DSGCON
TEL NO
DSG FAX NO
DSG EMAIL
STREET
FL
Description
Initiator- Identifies the Customer's employee who
originated the request. (15
Alpha/Numeric Characters)
Telephone Number (INIT) – Identifies the telephone
number of the number of Customer's employee who
originated the request. (17 Numeric Charactersincluding 3 preprinted hyphens)
Initiator Fax Number (INIT) – Identifies the fax
number of the initiator. (12 Numeric
Characters- including 2 preprinted hyphens)
Initiator Electronic Mail Address (INIT) – Identifies
the electronic mail address of the Initiator. (60
Alpha/Number Characters)
Design/Engineering Contact Information –
Identifies the employee of the Customer or agent
who should be contacted on the design/engineering
matters and to whom the DLR may be sent. (15
Alpha Numeric Characters)
Telephone Number (DSGCON) – Identifies the
telephone number of the Customer's employee who
should be contacted on design/engineering matters.
(17 Numeric Characters- Including 3 preprinted
hyphens)
Design Fax Number (DSGCON) – Identifies the fax
number on the design contact. (12 Numeric
Characters- including 2 preprinted hyphens)
Electronic Mail Address (DSGCON) – Identifies the
electronic mail address of the DSGCON. (60
Alpha/Numeric Characters)
Street Address (DGSCON) – Identifies the street
address for the design/ engineering contact. (25
Alpha/Numeric Character)
Floor (DSGCON) – Identifies the floor of the
design/engineering contact's address. (3
Alpha/Numeric Characters)
Populate With / Usage
REQUIRED
REQUIRED
REQUIRED
REQUIRED
REQUIRED
REQUIRED
REQUIRED
REQUIRED
REQUIRED
REQUIRED
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CITY
STATE
ZIPCODE
IMPCON
TEL NO
City (DSGCON) – Identifies the city of the
design/engineering contact's address. (25
Alpha/Numeric Characters)
State (DSGCON) – Identifies the two character
postal code for the state/province of the
design/engineering contact’s location
Zip Code (DSGCON) – Identifies the zip code or
postal code of the design/ engineering contact's
address
Implementation Contact – Identifies the Customer's
employee who is responsible for control of
installation and completion. (15 Alpha/Numeric
Characters)
Telephone Number (IMPCON) – Identifies the
telephone number of the implementation contact. (17
Numeric Characters- including 3 preprinted hyphens)
REQUIRED
REQUIRED
REQUIRED
REQUIRED
REQUIRED
Access Service Request – Transport Request
The Special Access Request Screens must be provided for services that terminate to
a common carrier POP.
Field
NC
NCI
SECNCI
Description
Network Channel – Identifies the Network
Channel (NC) code for the circuit (s) involved.
The NC code describes the channel provided
by Windstream from the End User’s location.
Four (4) Alpha/Numeric
The NC also describes portions of a circuit:
• ACTL to HUB
• HUB to HUB
• HUB to End User’s Location
Network Channel Interface Code –
Identifies the electrical conditions on the
circuit at the Primary Location. Five (5)
Alpha/Numeric characters minimum, and
twelve (12) Alpha/Numeric maximum
Secondary Network Channel Interface –
Identifies the electrical conditions on the
circuit at the secondary ACTL or end user
location. Five (5) Alpha/Numeric characters
minimum, and twelve (12) Alpha/Numeric
maximum
Populate With / Usage
REQUIRED
See Service Codes Section
REQUIRED
See Service Codes Section
REQUIRED
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CFA
MUX LOC
SCFA
GETO
SECLOC
SR
SEI
REMARKS
Connecting Facility Assignment – Identifies
the provider carrier system and channel to be
used from a Wideband Analog, High Capacity
or Optical Network facility when the customer
has assignment control. (42) Alpha/Numeric
characters
Multiplexing Location – Identifies the CLLI
Code of the provider central office which
provides multiplexing for a service riding a
High Capacity service. Eight (8)
Alpha/Numeric characters
Secondary Connecting Facility
Assignment – Identifies the provider carrier
system and channel to be used from a
Wideband Analog, High Capacity or Optical
Network facility for a thru-connect
configuration when the customer has
assignment control. (42) Alpha/Numeric
characters
General Exchange Tariff Options Code –
Identifies the requirement for non-tariff or
secondary tariff options in conjunction with the
access service and special arrangements
(third party billing). One (1) Alpha characters
Secondary Location – Identifies the
terminating end of the circuit, a provider end
office or first point of switching for the circuit
being provided. Eleven (11) Alpha/Numeric
characters
Special Routing Code – Identifies the type of
special routing requested. Three (3)
Alpha/Numeric characters
Switched Ethernet Indicator – Identifies this
request is ordering UNI/ENNI Interface to
provider owned Ethernet switch/router. One
(1) Alpha characters
Remarks – Identifies a free flowing field
which can be used to expand upon and clarify
other date on this form. Up to 125
Alpha/Numeric characters
CONDITIONAL
CONDITIONAL
CONDITIONAL
OPTIONAL
Valid entries:
• Blank = No option
• Y = Provide inside wiring and
bill End User Customer directly.
REQUIRED
Populate with the 11-digit CLLI for the
associated ENNI location.
CONDITIONAL
OPTIONAL
Valid entry:
Y = Ordering a UNI/ENNI Ethernet
Switch
OPTIONAL
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Access Service Request – End User Special Access Request
Information provided on this form is for ordering the special access UNI. In the
context of E_Access, the End User Special Access UNI is ordered between the end
user location and the E-NNI.
Field
NC
NCI
SECNCI
Description
Network Channel – Identifies the Network Channel (NC)
code for the circuit (s) involved. The NC code describes the
channel provided by Windstream from the End User’s
location. Four (4) Alpha/Numeric character
The NC also describes portions of a circuit:
• ACTL to HUB
• HUB to HUB
• HUB to End User’s Location
Network Channel Interface Code – Identifies the electrical
conditions on the circuit at the Primary Location. Five (5)
Alpha/Numeric characters minimum, and twelve (12)
Alpha/Numeric maximum.
Secondary Network Channel Interface – Identifies the
electrical conditions on the circuit at the secondary ACTL or
end user location. Five (5) Alpha/Numeric characters
minimum, and twelve (12) Alpha/Numeric maximum.
Populate With / Usage
REQUIRED
See Service Codes Section
REQUIRED
REQUIRED
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Access Service Request – Primary Location Section
The Primary Location Section provides order detail about the circuit termination at the
end user premises.
Field
Description
PRILOC
Primary Location – Identifies the primary end
of the circuit being provided. Twelve (12)
Alpha/Numeric character
Surcharge Status – Identifies whether a
surcharge is applicable (non-exempt) or nonapplicable (exempt) for the number of circuits
ordered between two customer locations.
Eight (8) Alpha/Numeric character
Exempt Reason – Tells the provider why a
circuit is exempt from the special access
surcharge. One (1) Numeric character
General Exchange Tariff Options Code –
Identifies the requirement for non-tariff or
secondary tariff options in conjunction with the
access service and special arrangements (third
party billing). One (1) Alpha characters
S25
ER
GETO
Populate With / Usage
REQUIRED
REQUIRED
REQUIRED
OPTIONAL
Valid entries:
• Blank = No option
• W = Provide inside wiring and bill
the customer.
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Access Service Request – Secondary Location Section
The Secondary Location Section provides order detail about the circuit termination at
the E-NNI.
Field
SECLOC
SEI
S25
ER
REMARKS
Description
Secondary Location – Identifies the
terminating end of the circuit, a provider end
office or first point of switching for the circuit
being provided. Eleven (11) Alpha/Numeric
characters
Switched Ethernet Indicator – Identifies this
request is ordering UNI/ENNI Interface to
provider owned Ethernet switch/router. One
(1) Alpha characters
Surcharge Status – Identifies whether a
surcharge is applicable (non-exempt) or nonapplicable (exempt) for the number of circuits
ordered between two customer locations.
Eight (8) Alpha/Numeric character
Exempt Reason – Tells the provider why a
circuit is exempt from the special access
surcharge. One (1) Numeric character
Remarks – Identifies a free flowing field
which can be used to expand upon and clarify
other date on this form.
Populate With / Usage
REQUIRED
Populate with the 11-digit CLLI for the
associated ENNI location.
OPTIONAL
Valid entry:
Y = Ordering a UNI/ENNI Ethernet
Switch
REQUIRED
REQUIRED
OPTIONAL
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Access Service Request – Ethernet Virtual Connection
In the context of this ordering guide, the term EVC (Ethernet Virtual Connection) will
be used interchangeably with OVC (Operator Virtual Connection). All of the
information necessary for ordering the OVC will be contained within the EVC form and
will include the overall service configuration, UNI mapping, and bandwidth profiles
when applicable.
Note: Before submitting an order for an OVC, the FOC for the associated UNI and
the ENNI must be received by the carrier. Only one OVC can be ordered per ASR.
Field
Description
Populate With / Usage
EVC NUM
Ethernet Virtual Connection Reference
Number – Identifies a unique number associated
with the Ethernet Virtual Connection. Four (4)
Numeric characters
Network Channel Code – Identifies the network
channel code for the circuits involved. The NC
code describes the channel provided by the
provider. Four (4) Numeric characters
Number of UNI Terminations – Reflects the
number of UNI termination occurrences being
affected by the service request. Two (2) Numeric
characters
REQUIRED
Example: Always 0001 for 1 entry.
NC
NUT
REQUIRED
Valid entry: VLC-
REQUIRED
Valid entries: 01
Note: All frames at the E-NNI will be SP-VLAN tagged with an Ethertype TPID value
of 0x88A8 (802.1ad). To keep the Access EPL service MEF26 and 33 compliant
Windstream's preference would be to utilize 0x88A8, however 0x8100 (802.1Q) can
be supported. If an Ethertype of 0x8100 is utilized across the ENNI it will need to be
specified in the REMARKS section of the OVC circuit order. All tags must be of the
same Ethertype.
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Access Service Request – UNI Mapping Detail Section
All of the information in the UNI mapping section provides detail with regard to the
level of service which is being ordered and the overall service configuration, UNI
mapping, and bandwidth profiles when applicable. UNI mapping detail must be
provided for both termination points on the network for the specified OVC.
Field
UREF
UACT
NCI
EVCSP
RUID
LREF
Description
Network Channel Code – Identifies the
network channel code for the circuits involved.
The NC code describes the channel provided
by the provider. Two (2) Numeric characters
User Network Interface (UNI) Activity
Indicator – Identifies the activity that is taking
place at this UNI termination point. One (1)
Alpha characters
Network Channel Interface Code – Identifies
the interface characteristics on the circuit at the
ACTL/Primary Location. Seven (7)
Alpha/Numeric, Twelve (12) Alpha/Numeric
character maximum
Ethernet Virtual Connection Switch Point –
Identifies the Ethernet switching point, in CLLI
code format, at the UNI termination. Eleven
(11) Alpha/Numeric character
NOTE: CLLI from associated UNI order. See
UNI order FOC under SECLOC.
Related UNI Identifier – Identifies provider’s
related physical circuit ID against which the
EVC activity is requested. Twenty-eight (28)
Alpha/Numeric character
NOTE 1: EVC Form should reflect both the
ENNI and UNI ECCKT ID’s
NOTE 2: For new EVC orders, populate with
the associated UNI circuit ID.
NOTE 3: For new UNI/EVC order, see existing
NNI order FOC under ECCKT.
NOTE 4: For new EVC order, see existing UNI
order FOC under ECCKT.
Level of Service Reference Number –
Identifies the reference number associated to
the level of service mapping configuration
being requested. One (1) Numeric character
Populate With / Usage
REQUIRED
Valid entries: 01
REQUIRED –
Valid entries:
• C = Change
• D = Disconnect
• K = Cancel
• N = New
• R = Record Activity
REQUIRED
Valid entries: NCI = 02VLN.V
Note: This doesn’t change for EVC
REQUIRED
REQUIRED
The ENNI circuit must be ordered prior
to any UNI orders being submitted. In
addition, the UNI must be ordered prior
to the OVC/EVC because the OVC order
must reference the appropriate ENNI
and UNI.
REQUIRED
Valid entries: 1
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LOSACT
LOS
BDW
Level of Service Activity Indicator –
Identifies the activity for the level of service at
this UNI termination occurrence. One (1)
Alpha character
Level of Service Name – Identifies a name for
a provider defined level of service performance
associated with the Ethernet product offering.
Twenty (20) Alpha/Numeric character
Bandwidth – Identifies the average rate in bits
per second of ingress service frames up to
which the network delivers service frames and
meets the performance objectives defined by
the LOS service attribute. Seven (7)
Alpha/Numeric character
REQUIRED
Valid entry: N = New
REQUIRED
Valid Entries:
• Best Effort = Shared
REQUIRED
Example: 10M
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Service Codes
E Access EVPL
Ethernet 10 Mbps (Electrical/Based T Port) - VLAN Based with CIR Options
NC
Port CIR Speed
(4TH Position)
KPE6
2Mbps
KPE2
KPE5
3 Mbps
5 Mbps
KPE4
6 Mbps
KPE-
10 Mbps
Permissible NCI/SECNCI Options
NCI Electrical Interface
04LN9.10T (10 Base T)
SECNCI
02CXF.1GE (Central Office)
Ethernet 100 Mbps UNI (Electrical/Based T Port) - VLAN Based with CIR Options
NC
Port CIR Speed
(4TH Position)
KQEK
KQEN
KQEJ
KQEP
KQE1
KQEA
KQE2
KQEB
KQE3
KQEC
KQE4
KQED
KQE5
2 Mbps
3 Mbps
5 Mbps
6 Mbps
10 Mbps
15 Mbps
20 Mbps
25 Mbps
30 Mbps
35 Mbps
40 Mbps
45 Mbps
50 Mbps
Permissible NCI/SECNCI Options
NCI Electrical Interface
04LN9.1CT (100 Base T)
SECNCI
02CXF.1GE (Central Office)
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E Access EVPL
Ethernet 1 Gbps UNI/E-NNI (Optical Port) - VLAN Based with CIR Options
NC
Port CIR Speed
(4TH Position)
KRFB
KRFD
KRFJ
KRE1
KREB
KRE2
KRE3
KRE4
KRE5
KRE6
KRE7
KRE8
KRE9
KRE0
10 Mbps
20 Mbps
50 Mbps
100 Mbps
150 Mbps
200 Mbps
300 Mbps
400 Mbps
500 Mbps
600 Mbps
700 Mbps
800 Mbps
900 Mbps
1000 Mbps (1 Gbps)
Permissible NCI/SECNCI Options
NCI Electrical Interface
08LN9.1GE (1000 Base T)
NCI Optical Interfaces
02LNF.A02 (1000 Base LX)
02LNF.A04 (1000 Base SX)
02QBF.K02 (Collocation/1000 Base)
SECNCI
02CXF.1GE (Central Office)
Ethernet 10 Gbps ENNI (Optical Port) - VLAN Based with CIR Options
NC
Port CIR Speed
(4TH Position)
KSE1
KSE-
1000 Mbps
10000 Mbps
Permissible NCI/SECNCI Options
NCI Optical Interfaces
02LNF.A02 (10G Base LR SMF/10000 Base ZX)
02LNF.A04 (10G Base SR)
02QBF.K02 (Collocation/1000 Base)
SECNCI
02CXF.10G (Central Office)
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E Access EPL
Ethernet 10 Mbps (Electrical/Based T Port) – Port Based with CIR Options
NC
Port CIR Speed
(4TH Position)
KPA6
KPA2
2 Mbps
3 Mbps
KPA5
5 Mbps
KPA4
6 Mbps
KPA-
10 Mbps
Permissible NCI/SECNCI Options
NCI Electrical Interface
04LN9.10T (10 Base T)
SECNCI
02CXF.1GE (Central Office)
Ethernet 100 Mbps UNI (Electrical/Based T Port) – Port Based with CIR Options
NC
Port CIR Speed
(4TH Position)
KQAJ
KQAP
KQAM
KQAN
KQA1
KQAA
KQA2
KQAB
KQA3
KQAC
KQA4
KQAD
KQA5
2 Mbps
3 Mbps
5 Mbps
6 Mbps
10 Mbps
15 Mbps
20 Mbps
25 Mbps
30 Mbps
35 Mbps
40 Mbps
45 Mbps
50 Mbps
Permissible NCI/SECNCI Options
NCI Electrical Interface
04LN9.1CT (100 Base T)
SECNCI
02CXF.1GE (Central Office)
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E Access EPL
Ethernet 1 Gbps UNI/ENNI (Optical Port) - Port Based CIR Options
NC
Port CIR Speed
(4TH Position)
KRBB
KRBD
KRBJ
KRA1
KRAB
KRA2
KRA3
KRA4
KRA5
KRA6
KRA7
KRA8
KRA9
KRA0
10 Mbps
20 Mbps
50 Mbps
100 Mbps
150 Mbps
200 Mbps
300 Mbps
400 Mbps
500 Mbps
600 Mbps
700 Mbps
800 Mbps
900 Mbps
1000 Mbps (1 Gbps)
Permissible NCI/SECNCI Options
NCI Electrical Interface
08LN9.1GE (1000 Base T)
NCI Optical Interfaces
02LNF.A02 (1000 Base LX)
02LNF.A04 (1000 Base SX)
02QBF.K02 (Collocation/1000 Base)
SECNCI
02CXF.1GE (Central Office)
NCI/SECNCI Codes
NCI Code 04LN9.10T (Used with 10 Mbps Electrical)
04
LN
9
10T
=
=
=
=
Four Conductors (4-wire)
Local Area Network Interface
100 Ohms
100 Base-T Ethernet
NCI Code 04LN9.1CT (Used with 100 Mbps Electrical)
04
LN
9
1CT
=
=
=
=
Four Conductors (4-wire)
Local Area Network Interface
100 Ohms
100 Base-T Ethernet
NCI Code 08LN9.1GE (Used with 1 Gbps Electrical)
08
LN
9
1GE
=
=
=
=
Eight Conductors (4-wire)
Local Area Network Interface
100 Ohms
1000 Base-T Ethernet
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NCI Codes 02LNF.A02 (Used with 1 Gbps Optical)
02
LN
F
A02
=
=
=
=
Two Conductors (2-fiber)
Local Area Network Interface
Fiber
1310 nm, Single-mode fiber (1000 Base LX/LH)
NCI Codes 02LNF.A02 (Used with 10 Gbps Optical)
02
LN
F
A02
=
=
=
=
Two Conductors (2-fiber)
Local Area Network Interface
Fiber
1310 nm, Single-mode fiber (10000 Base X/LH)
NCI Codes 02QBF.K02 (Collocation)
02
QB
=
Two conductors (2-fiber)
=
Central Office manual cross connect termination with
no sub-rating capability for non-multiplexed facilities only
=
Fiber
=
1310 nm, single-mode fiber
F
K02
SECNCI Code 02CXF.1GE (Central Office Termination)
02
CX
F
1GE
=
=
=
=
Two conductors (2-fiber)
Digital termination on a switch
Fiber
1 Gigabit Ethernet (User to Network Interface (UNI))
SECNCI Code 02CXF.10G (Central Office Termination)
02
CX
F
10G
=
=
=
=
Two conductors (2-fiber)
Digital termination on a switch
Fiber
10 Gigabit Ethernet (User to Network Interface (UNI))
Valid NC/NCI/SECNCI Combinations
NC Code
Location
NCI
SECNCI
KPA(*), KPE(*),
KQA(*), and KQE(*)
KRB(*), KRA(*),
KRF(*) And
KRE(*)
KSE(*)
AC/EU to CO
04LN9.10T
04LN9.1CT
08LN9.1GE
02LNF.A02
02QBF.K02
02LNF.A02
02QBF.K02
02LNF.A02
02QBF.K02
02CXF.1GE
KRA0, KRE0 And
KSE(*)
AC/EU to CO
AC/EU to CO
CO to Cage
02CXF.1GE
02CXF.10G
02CXF.1GE
02CXF.10G
th
NOTE: (*) 4 position will specify CIR
NOTE: AC = Access Customer (POP) CO = Central Office
EU = End User
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NOTE: In some situations if the configuration would be EU-EU or EU-CO, and that does not
show as a valid combination, but there is an AC-EU or AC-EU, that can be used as a valid
combination (Assumption is one EU is acting as the AC or the EU is acting as an AC when
going to a CO).
OVC Ordering Details
OVC NC Options
OVC NC
OVC NC Pos
Pos1-2
3
VL
C
OVC NC Pos
4
Description
-
Point-to-point Operator Virtual Connection
(OVC) per MEF 26. (an association of one
UNI and one ENNI)
OVC NCI Protocol Options
Conductors Protocol Impedance Protocol
Options
02
VL
N
A2
V
Description
Port – all to one bundle - Used
with Port Based UNI that will send a
combination of uncoordinated
tagged and untagged traffic. No
Service Multiplexing.
Port + CEVLAN Map - Used with
VLAN based UNI that will only send
tagged coordinated traffic.
Port NC Code and OVC NCI Protocol – Combinations
Port
Port Interface
Port Routing
OVC
NC
Type
Type
Protocol
Code
Option(s)
KPA*
KPE*
KQA*
KQE*
KRA*
KRB*
Electrical
(10 Mbps Base T)
Electrical
(10 Mbps Base T)
Electrical
(100 Mbps Base T)
Electrical
(100 Mbps Base T)
Electrical/Optical
(1 Gbps)
Electrical/Optical
(1 Gbps)
OVC Protocol
Description
Port Based
A2
All in one
VLAN Based
V
Tagged
Port Based
A2
All in one
VLAN Based
V
Tagged
Port Based
A2
All in one
Port Based
A2
All in one
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KRE*
Electrical/Optical
(1Gbps)
Electrical/Optical
(1Gbps)
Optical
(10 Gbps)
KRF*
KSE*
VLAN Based
V
Tagged
VLAN Based
V
Tagged
VLAN Based
V
Tagged
th
*4 position of NC is variable and represents the CIR speed
ASR Examples
E-NNI SA
•
Example for ordering from the ACTL (Access Customer Terminal Location) to
an address.
Page 1
26
Example for ordering from the ACTL (continued)
Page 2
27
Example for ordering from the ACTL (continued)
Page 3
*if +24 VDC or AC power is required for the ENNI termination equipment please
specify in the REMARKS section of the ASR. See page 3 of the ordering guide.
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Example for ordering from the ACTL (continued)
Page 4
29
E-NNI EUSA
•
Example for ordering between two addresses (in the event that the ACTL is not
known).
Page 1
30
Example for ordering between two addresses (continued)
Page 2
31
Example for ordering between two addresses (continued)
Page 3
*if +24 VDC or AC power is required for the ENNI termination equipment please
specify in the REMARKS section of the ASR. See page 3 of the ordering guide.
32
Example for ordering between two addresses (continued)
Page 4
33
Example for ordering between two addresses (continued)
Page 5
34
UNI
• Example for ordering a UNI.
Page 1
35
Example for ordering a UNI (continued)
Page 2
36
Example for ordering a UNI (continued)
Page 3
37
Example for ordering a UNI (continued)
Page 4
38
EVC/OVC
•
Example for ordering an EVC/OVC.
Page 1
39
Example for ordering an EVC/OVC (continued)
Page 2
40
Example for ordering an EVC/OVC (continued)
Page 3
41
Example for ordering an EVC/OVC (continued)
Page 4
42
Contacting Windstream
Order Information/Escalations
Carrier Access: 1-800-864-7188
*For carrier specific information contact your account management team.
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Document Revision Information
Ver. #
Date
Author
1.1
9/13/2013
Marty Key
1.2
10/31/13
Marty Key
2.0
4/11/14
Marty Key
Revision Description
Initial Release of the Carrier Ethernet Ordering
Guide
• Updated Product Overview to remove
Performance Parameters which now reside
outside of document.
• Notes on page 7 and RUID field on page
17 updated to remove “All UNI and EVC
ASR’s must reference the E-NNI facility”
• CNO field on page 8 changed to
CONDITIONAL
• SPEC field on page 9 updated from AEPL0
to AEPLX
• SECLOC field on pages 13 and 15
changed to REQUIRED.
• NC code reference on page 16 updated to
VLC- as the acceptable value.
• NCI field on page 16 updated to 02VLN.V
as the acceptable NC value.
• Service codes updated to reflect the 2M
EVPL and EPL Port CIR speed.
• EVC example on pages 37-40 replaced.
• Added 2M bandwidth offering and NC
codes
• Removed 04LN9.1CT from the NCI
Electrical Interface for EVPL and EPL
services
•
•
•
2.1
8/5/14
Marty Key
•
•
2.2
9/11/14
Marty Key
•
Updated product specifications on page 3.
End-user bandwidths for EoDS1 to reflect
3M and 6M.
Carried over headings from page 20 to
page 21 and 22 to 23.
Updated header or page 23 to “Ethernet
1Gbps UNI/E-NNI (Optical Port)”
Added NC codes for 10 Mbps (KRFB) and
20 Mbps (KRFD) to the Ethernet 1Gbps
UNI/E-NNI- VLAN Based with CIR options
matrix on page 21.
Added NC codes for 10 Mbps (KRBB) and
20 Mbps (KRBD) to the Ethernet 1Gbps
UNI- Port Based CIR options matrix on
page 23.
Updated VTA field to reflect CSE prefix
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