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MAE GigE Services

Verizon MAE® GigE services provide Internet exchange capability based on Gigabit Ethernet technology.

MAE GigE Services are available at these facilities:
MAE East
MAE West
MAE Miami
Physical Interface Summary

The customer's border router may be co-located or remote. Its location makes no difference in the physical interface requirements. The demarcation point is the customer-facing port on the MAE network.
Element Description
Physical port
  (fiber type)
GigE 1000 Base-SX (MMF)
GigE 1000 Base-LX (SMF)
Circuit
  encapsulation
IEEE 802.1Q
Important
IPv6 is not supported for interworked connections between a GigE port and either a Frame or ATM port.
Logical Interface Summary

The customer uses PeerMaker provisioner to create, modify, and delete peering circuits. PeerMaker provides the connection identifier (VLAN ID) for each connection endpoint port to the destination customer when both have accepted the circuit parameters.
Element Description
Connection ID (range) VLAN ID (11 - 1023)
Traffic parameters Committed rate (Minimum
  Data Rate in Kbps)
Connection types Best Effort & Priority
Maximum committed rate 250,000 Kbps
Maximum peak rate 500,000 Kbps

Peering Connection Classes

Priority:  This connection class is available only for connections between regional ports in the same metropolitan area. The customer specifies committed bandwidth for a connection; the Minimum Data Rate is set to the committed rate. The Maximum Data Rate is set to twice the committed rate. If the endpoint ports of a connection have different rates, the slower port determines the rate limits of the connection.

 

Best Effort:  The customer does not specify connection bandwidth. The Minimum Data Rate is set to 42 Kbps, and the Maximum Data Rate is set to the maximum allowed for the port. If the endpoint ports of a connection have different rates, the slower port determines the maximum EIR.
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