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Port Based Priority Classifying Services
TDM over IP/Ethernet - Application #9

Note: Port based Priority feature allows the user to assign priority to the 2G and 3G traffic ports, so that traffic can be regulated according to the port on which that service is connected.

Application # 1:	E3 over Ethernet / E3 over IP Networks
Application # 2:	TDM over IP 2G/3G/LTE - Typical Application in a redundant Wireless Network (1+1 Link Redundancy)
Application # 3:	TDM over IP/Ethernet - Providing 2G/3G/LTE over an IP Cloud
Application # 4:	TDM over IP with Fractional E1 (Supports CESoPSN and SAToP)
Application # 5:	TDM over IP for 2G/3G/LTE in a redundant Wireless Network (1+1 Link Redundancy) with IEEE 1588 v2 Synchronous Ethernet
Application # 6:	TDM over IP/Ethernet - Distributing E1s, ToD (Time-Of-Day) and Frequency Synchronization over an IP Cloud using IEEE 1588v2
Application # 7:	TDM over IP/Ethernet: Using IEEE 1588 v2 to distribute E1s along with ToD (Time-Of-Day) and Frequency Synchronization over over Optical Fiber Ring
Application # 8:	TDM over IP/Ethernet: Using IEEE 1588 v2 distribute E1s, ToD (Time-Of-Day) and Frequency Synchronization over a Complex Ring and Spoke Optical Fiber Networks
Application # 9:	TDM over IP/Ethernet - Port Based Priority (Classifying Services)
Application # 10:	TDM over IP/Ethernet VLAN Based Priority (Classifying Services)
Application # 11:	TDM over IP/Ethernet Flow Control in an Ethernet Packet Network (Regulating Traffic)
Application # 12:	TDM over IP/Ethernet Port / Customer based bandwidth allocation (Port Rate Limiting)
Application # 13:	DS3 / T3 over an Ethernet / IP Networks
Application # 14:	DS3 Link Redundancy - Using Port Trunking / Bonding
Application # 15:	DS3 Link Redundancy - Using Spanning Tree Protocol

Application # 16:	E3 over Ethernet / E3 over IP Networks
Application # 17:	E3 over IP / E3 over Ethernet with Link Redundancy using port Trunking / Bonding
Application # 18:	E3 over Ethernet / Packet Link Redundancy - Using Spanning Tree Protocol
Application # 19:	E3 Link over Optical Fiber / E3 OLTE
Application # 20:	T1 over Packet Network with GPS Synchronization
Application # 21:	T1 over Packet Network with PTP Grandmaster Synchronization
Application # 22:	E1 over Packet Network with GPS Synchronization
Application # 23:	E1 over Packet Network with PTP Grandmaster Synchronization
Application # 24:	Point-to-multi-point E1 over Packet with PTP Grandmaster Synchronization
Application # 25:	E1 over Ethernet, Point-to-multi-point links over separate carrier IP Networks
Application # 26:	E1 over Ethernet, 1+1 Redundant Point-to-multi-point links over Separate carrier IP networks
Application # 27:	Water Company (Madrid - Spain)
Application # 28:	Electricity Company (Santander - Spain)
Application # 29:	E1 transmission over secured encrypted links
Application # 30:	Voice and data transmission over secured encrypted links
Application # 31:	Encrypted “Mobile” Application for Voice and Data
Application # 32:	Encrypted “Radio” Application for Voice and Data
Application # 33:	1+2 Redundant Ethernet Transmission Links
Application # 34:	1+3 Redundant Ethernet Transmission Links