Ethernet Virtual Circuit (EVC) Order Guide

Ethernet Virtual Circuit (EVC) Order Guide

Overview

The purpose of this document is to assist carriers with ordering Virtual Circuit (EVC) Service.

Verizon's Ethernet Virtual Circuit (EVC) provides point-to-point connectivity between Ethernet TLS UNI circuits (UNI to UNI), TLS UNI circuits and ENNI circuits (UNI to ENNI).

The EVC is available for connectivity between ERS UNI circuits only, in four service types (one for Standard, and three for Premier) and a multitude of speeds. The customer must have two UNI circuits or a UNI and an ENNI circuit in effect before the EVC connection can be ordered.

ERS UNI circuits are available in two service types, ERS Standard and ERS Premier. Both the ERS UNI circuit types (Standard or Premier) required at least one separate EVC in order to be functional.

The ERS Standard UNI is offered in three speeds - 10M, 100M, and 1000M (1G); these same speeds are available for the EVC connecting ERS Standard circuits. The ERS Standard UNI can have one EVC connection.

The ERS Premier UNI is offered in four speeds - 10M, 100M,1000M (1G) and 10000M (10G).The EVC for connecting ERS Premier circuits is offered in various bandwidth increments and allows for one, two, or three levels of service (basic, priority data, and real time) under specific conditions. The ERS Premier circuit can have multiple EVC connections.

Service Types

Conditional to service types, the EVC can either be ordered between two UNI circuits or between a UNI and an ENNI of the same "flavor" (Standard to Standard or Premier to Premier). For TLS service, both options are available.

EVC connections are not available nor are they allowed on EMS circuits.

EVC service descriptions and specific conditions are listed below:

ERS Standard is designed for customer applications that do not
require bandwidth or delay guarantees and is the only EVC type
available for ERS Standard UNI circuits.

ERS Basic (ERS-B) is designed for customer applications that do
not require bandwidth or delay guarantees and is available for ERS
Premier UNI circuits.

ERS Priority Data (ERS-PD) is designed for customer applications
requiring a bandwidth guarantee for their point-to-point EVC,but do
not require low delay, and is available for ERS Premier
UNI circuits.

ERS Real Time (ERS-RT) is designed for customer applications
requiring a bandwidth guarantee and low delay for some of their
traffic, and is available for ERS Premier UNI circuits.

NOTE: The total bandwidth of an EVC applied to an ERS Premier
UNI can be composed of one level of service and bandwidth, or a
combination of two or three levels of service listed above
(ERS Basic, ERS Priority Data, and ERS Real Time) and multiple
bandwidths.

The customer is required to identify the type, speed, and level of service of each EVC ordered for the ERS Premier UNI. The speed of the EVC cannot exceed the bandwidth of the lower speed UNI of the connection.

TLS UNI Tagged or Untagged Frames - Ethernet Frames can be formatted Tagged or Untagged. The customer TLS UNI circuits on the EVC ASR form (tagged or untagged) will indicate whether a single bandwidth and level or service or multiple bandwidths and levels of service are permitted in the configuration of each EVC. This indication of tagged or untagged is provided in the NCI Codes provided by the customer on the ASR.

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Pre-Order

New Ethernet Virtual Circuit (EVC) Service is offered under a private carriage agreement (Forbearance). Contact your Verizon Account Manager for more information.

Note: When this product is ordered under a private carriage agreement (Forbearance), the Contract ID must be populated in the Promotion Number (PNUM) field on the Access Service Request (ASR) form.

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ASR Requirements - Ethernet Virtual Circuit

A complete ASR is essential to properly provision and bill Ethernet Virtual Circuit (EVC) service. The following information pertains to the fields that will impact EVC requests. All fields on the ASR (including those not listed here) must be populated according to the Access Business Rules.

EVC ASRs follow special access rules for an "S" Request Type. Verizon is offering point to point EVC connections. Two EVC forms will be required, one for referencing each TLS UNI/ENNI circuit involved in the mapping connection. The number of EVC forms within the ASR will be determined by the customer population of the NUT field (EXAMPLE: 02, which yields two EVC Forms)

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Key Fields

Access Service Request (ASR) Form
Section Field Entry Notes
Admin Section
RTR Required - Valid values = F or N All ASR activities
EXP Not permitted All ASR activity.
QTY 1 Required All ASR activity - quantity of 1 is only valid entry for EVC ASR.
EVCI A - Generates the EVC Screen Page - Required All ASR activity. Only valid entry is A for Stand Alone EVC.
ECCKT Not permitted All ASR activity. The ECCKT field on the ASR page will not be utilized for EVC activity.
PIU 100 Required All ASR activity except D
BAN Billing Account Number Required.
Customer valid entries.
a. Populated BAN of TLS UNI circuit of RUID 1 field
b. E (existing)
All ASR activity except D.
SPEC Not permitted All ASR activity
Billing Section
PNUM Forbearance Contract ID = FORMERLY POPULATED IN CNO. - Required All activities except D.
VTA Blank All activities. There are no term pricing plans for EVC - all EVCs are billed month to month
Remarks Section RMKS Customer remarks. Customer remarks for additional information.

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Ethernet Virtual Connection (EVC) Form (Form 1)
Ethernet Virtual Connection Detail Section
EVC NUM Required - Customer EVC number
Numeric sequence EXAMPLE: 0001
All ASR Activity
NC Required - See Matrix provided below. ASR Activity N, C, R
EVCID Required - EVC CLS Circuit ID ASR Activity C, R, D
NUT Required - 02 ASR Activity N, C, R Only value permitted is 02
UNI Mapping Detail Section
UREF Required - 01 ASR Activity N, C or R *NOTE: The Quantity of UREFs must equal the Number in the NUT field, the numbering of the UREFs is incremental 01 and 02
UACT Required - EVC requested activity Valid entries = N, C, R, D, *K All ASR Activity * NOTE: Activity of K (cancel) is only allowed on a SUPP.
NCI Required - See Matrix provided below. ASR Activity N, C, R NCI Code will reference TLS UNI in RUID 1 field interface mapping on EVC page 1.
EVCSP Required - TLS UNI Switch CLLI ASR Activity N, C, R This is the Switch CLLI of TLS UNI in RUID 1 field.
CE-VLAN Required for ASR Activity C and R, Optional for N activity if customer is requesting a preferred EVC VLAN ID. Identifies the EVC VLAN ID assigned to the EVCID ASR Activity C, R ASR Activity D.- not required ASR Activity N - This will be sent on FOC to customer.
RUID Required - Identifies TLS UNI/ENNI Circuit IDs for EVC connection ASR Activity N, C, R RUID from which the EVC is being mapped is populated on this page - EVC Page 1.
LREF Required - Identifies the Level of Service Reference Number EXAMPLE: LREF = 1 ASR Activity N, C, R The data in this entire section of fields of the EVC Form under the UNI Mapping Detail Section will identify the first level of service the customer wishes to apply to the EVC.
LOSACT Required - Identifies the Activity for this Level of Service ASR Activity N, C, R. *K
* NOTE: Activity of K (cancel) is only allowed on a SUPP. NOTE: Required when the LREF field is populated.
LOS Required - Identifies the Level of Service Name
Valid entries - See the EVC Levels of Service and Bandwidth Combinations Matrix below.
ASR Activity N, C, R
NOTE: Required when the LOSACT field is populated.
BDW Required - Identifies the bandwidth rate defined by the Level of Service
EXAMPLE: 10M
Valid entries - See the EVC Levels of Service and Bandwidth Combinations Matrix below.
ASR Activity N, C, R
NOTE: Required when the LREF and LOSACT fields are populated.
REMARKS Customer remarks. All ASR Activity - Customer remarks for additional information.
PG_of_ Provides page numbers contained in the EVC transaction.
EXAMPLE: PG 0 0 1 of 0 0 2
All ASR Activity - System generated.

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Ethernet Virtual Connection (EVC) Form (Form 2)
Ethernet Virtual Connection Detail Section
EVC NUM Required - Customer EVC number
Numeric sequence EXAMPLE: 0001
All ASR Activity Data will be repeated from EVC Page 1
NC Required - See Matrix provided below. ASR Activity N, C, R Data will be repeated from EVC Page 1
EVCID Required - EVC CLS Circuit ID ASR Activity C, R, D
NUT Required - 02 Data will be repeated from Page 1 of EVC Form Page
UNI Mapping Detail Section
UREF Required - 02 Data will be repeated from Page 1 of EVC Form Page
UACT Required - EVC requested activity
Valid entries = N, C, R, D, *K
Data will be repeated from Page 1 of EVC Form Page
NCI Required - See Matrix provided below. ASR Activity N, C, R.NCI Code will reference TLS UNI/ENNI in RUID 2 field interface mapping on EVC page 2.
EVCSP Required - TLS UNI/ENNI Switch CLLI ASR Activity N, C, R.This is the Switch CLLI of TLS UNI/ENNI in RUID 2 field.
CE-VLAN Required for ASR Activity C and R, Optional for N activity if customer is requesting a preferred EVC VLAN ID. Identifies the EVC VLAN ID assigned to the EVCID Data will be repeated from Page 1 of EVC Form
RUID Required - Identifies TLS UNI/ENNI Circuit IDs for EVC connection ASR Activity N, C, R - RUID to which the EVC is being mapped is populated on this page - EVC Page 2
LREF Required - Identifies the Level of Service Reference Number
EXAMPLE: LREF = 1
Data will be repeated from Page 1 of EVC Screen Page
LOSACT Required - Identifies the Activity for this Level of Service Data will be repeated from Page 1 of EVC Screen Page
LOS Required - Identifies the Level of Service Name.
Valid entries - See the EVC Levels of Service and Bandwidth Combinations Matrix below.
Data will be repeated from Page 1 of EVC Form
BDW Required - Identifies the bandwidth rate defined by the Level of Service
EXAMPLE: 10M
Valid entries - See the EVC Levels of Service and Bandwidth Combinations Matrix below.
Data will be repeated from Page 1 of EVC Form
REMARKS Customer remarks. Customer remarks for additional information.
PG_of_ Provides page numbers contained in the EVC transaction.
EXAMPLE:PG 0 0 2 of 0 0 2
Identifies the page number and total number of pages contained in this transaction.

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NC / NCI

Network Channel / Network Channel Indicator

NC/NCI CODES FOR EVC

NC CODE NCI CODE
VLP- 02VLN.UL3
02VLN.UNT
02VLN.V
02VLN.VP

FOR ERS Standard UNI to ERS Standard UNI

UNI #1 (RUID 1)UNI #2 (RUID 2)
NC CODE NCI CODE NC CODE NCI CODE
VLP- 02VLN.UNT VLP 02VLN.UNT
VLP- 02VLN.UNT VLP 02VLN.V
VLP- 02VLN.V VLP 02VLN.V
VLP- 02VLN.V VLP 02VLN.UNT

For ERS Premier UNI to ERS Premier UNI

UNI #1 (RUID 1)UNI #2 (RUID 2)
NC CODE NCI CODE NC CODE NCI CODE
VLP- 02VLN.UL3 VLP 02VLN.UL3
VLP- 02VLN.UL3 VLP 02VLN.VP
VLP- 02VLN.VP VLP 02VLN.VP
VLP- 02VLN.VP VLP 02VLN.UL3

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02VLN.UL3 - VALID FOR ERS PREMIER UNI

2 Conductors
Ethernet Virtual Connection (EVC) Termination (EVC/UNI Map Type)
PORT + UNTAGGED FRAMES + DSCP/TOS MAP (This EVC accepts only untagged frames ingressing the UNI, and ALSO supports multiple classes of service distinguished via Layer 3 DSCP/TOS)

02VLN.UNT - VALID FOR ERS STANDARD UNI

2 Conductors
Ethernet Virtual Connection (EVC) Termination (EVC/UNI Map Type)
PORT + UNTAGGED FRAMES MAP (This EVC maps to all untagged frames on a UNI)

02VLN.V - VALID FOR ERS STANDARD UNI

2 Conductors
Ethernet Virtual Connection (EVC) Termination (EVC/UNI Map Type)
PORT + VLAN MAP (This EVC accepts only TAGGED frames with specific CEVLAN ID(s))

02VLN.VP - VALID FOR ERS PREMIER UNI

2 Conductors
Ethernet Virtual Connection (EVC) Termination (EVC/UNI Map Type)
PORT + VLAN + PBIT MAP (This EVC accepts only TAGGED frames with a specific CEVLAN ID(s) and ALSO supports multiple classes of service distinguished via Pbit)

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Service Description NC Code CKL 1 NCI CKL 2 NCI
ERS Standard EVC - One Level of Service permitted VLP-
02VLN.UNT 02VLN.UNT
02VLN.V
02VLN.V 02VLN.V
02VLN.UNT
ERS Premier Basic - Multiple Levels of Service VLP-
02VLN.UL3 02VLN.UL3
02VLN.VP 02VLN.VP
ERS Premier Basic - One Level of Service permitted VLP-
02VLN.UL3 02VLN.VP
02VLN.VP 02VLN.UL3
ERS Premier Priority Data - Multiple Levels of Service VLP-
02VLN.UL3 02VLN.UL3
02VLN.VP 02VLN.VP
ERS Premier Priority Data - One Level of Service permitted VLP-
02VLN.UL3 02VLN.VP
02VLN.VP 02VLN.UL3
ERS Premier Real Time - Multiple Levels of Service VLP-
02VLN.UL3 02VLN.UL3
02VLN.VP 02VLN.VP
ERS Premier Real Time - One Level of Service permitted VLP-
02VLN.UL3 02VLN.VP
02VLN.VP 02VLN.UL3

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EVC LEVELS OF SERVICE AND BANDWIDTH COMBINATIONS

For each EVC the customer is required to provide level(s) of service for the EVC and specific bandwidth(s) for the EVC.

Below are the valid combinations for EVC ERS Standard and EVC ERS Premier requests.

Service Description Level of Service Bandwidths
ERS Standard STANDARD 10M, 100M, 1000M
ERS Premier BASIC 1M, 2M, 3M, 4M, 5M, 6M, 7M, 8M, 9M, 10M, 20M, 30M, 40M, 50M, 60M, 70M, 80M, 90M, 100M, 200M, 300M, 400M, 500M, 600M, 700M, 800M, 900M, 1000M
ERS Premier PRIORITY DATA 1M, 2M, 3M, 4M, 5M, 6M, 7M, 8M, 9M, 10M, 20M, 30M, 40M, 50M, 60M, 70M, 80M, 90M, 100M, 200M, 300M, 400M, 500M, 600M, 700M, 800M
ERS Premier REAL TIME 1M, 2M, 3M, 4M, 5M, 6M, 7M, 8M, 9M, 10M, 20M, 30M, 40M, 50M, 60M, 70M, 80M, 90M, 100M, 200M

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SPEC

Service and Product Enhancement Code

Note: the SPEC field is not applicable for Ethernet Virtual Circuit Service.

VTA

Variable Term Agreement

Note: there are no Term Pricing Plans for EVC. All EVCs are billed month-to-month

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