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MPLS is a cost-effective way to offer multiple services over a packet-switched network. EoMPLS is a small addition

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Once the called party answers, an Answer Message (ANM) is returned. This message typically has two purposes. The first is to open the transmission path in both directions so that the parties can converse. The second is to instigate charging for the call, since charging for most calls begins when the call is answered. After conversation, one of the parties hangs up. This causes a Release (REL) message to be sent to the other end. The end that receives the REL responds with a Release Complete (RLC) message. At this point, the call is complete. Note that the signaling passes through one or more STPs, whereas the speech takes a more direct transmission path from A to B. That situation leads to one important question. Given that there might be many simultaneous calls between switch A and switch B, how does the ISUP signaling differentiate between calls In particular, how is a given ISUP message correlated with a given speech path between the switches The answer is the Circuit Identification Code (CIC), which is contained within each ISUP message. For an ISUP message between two switches, the CIC indicates the specific trunk between the switches to which the message applies. In fact, a given circuit between two switches is completely identified by the combination of OPC, DPC, and CIC. The CIC can be seen in the ISUP message formats shown in Figure 7-10. The figure also serves to further highlight the differences between different SS7 variants.

IOS(config)# username name secret|password password IOS(config)# line vty 0 15 IOS(config-line)# login local

The following program adds handlers for all possible network exceptions to the example shown earlier:

PacketHeader is a good choice for a struct because it contains only a small amount of data and does not use inheritance or even contain methods. As a structure, PacketHeader does not incur the additional overhead of a reference, as a class would. Thus, any type of transaction record can use PacketHeader without affecting its efficiency. As a point of interest, C++ also has structures and uses the struct keyword. However, C# and C++ structures are not the same. In C++, struct defines a class type. Thus, in C++, struct and class are nearly equivalent. (The difference has to do with the default access of their members, which is private for class and public for struct.) In C#, a struct defines a value type, and a class defines a reference type.

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Table 8.2 Frequency of required inspections. Type of Inspection Bridges with weight restrictions Most bridges Frequency of underwater inspection Underwater inspections for river bridges Fracture critical (non-redundant) bridges Bridges subjected to earthquake, major ood, or any other potentially damaging event With spans less than 20 feet and culverts European practice Frequency of Inspections Once every year Once every two years Generally 60 months, but may be increased to 72 months More frequent due to ood conditions Less than two years Should immediately receive a damage inspection Every four years Almost every six years