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The Import Wizard provides many options for importing content from previous versions of BusinessObjects and Crystal Enterprise to XI. During this test phase, you want to understand what gets imported and to where, what is the impact of merging environments, what is the impact of enforcing rights fidelity, and various other options. As part of your testing, plan to do the import multiple times and in multiple ways. The Import Wizard is very flexible, and you will find that doing an import of everything as it was may not be optimal.

These two limitations mean that the C-component never has to learn MAC addresses. Each frame that passes from the S-component to the physical link has its S-tag stripped, or perhaps (e.g., in the case of customer 1s C-VLAN 18) translated to a C-tag. On input, every frame is either discarded, wrapped in an S-tag, or translated to an S-tag. The C-component also has the ability to translate the C-tags priority fields into appropriate values for the priority fields in the S-tags and may be able to filter (not output) selected C-VIDs in the direction from the provider to the customer. Thus, it is an exceptionally simple bridge, consisting simply of Q-tag translation tables and not requiring MAC address inspection. As a VLAN bridge, however, the C-component does participate in the customer s bridge control protocols such as spanning tree, 802.1X port authentication, and/or MVRP. If the provider is willing to accept the configuration requirements to participate fully in the customer s spanning tree, the customer s data can be controlled easily. (Note that these customer BPDUs pass transparently through the S-components.) However, much simpler, and much better, alternatives are presented in Bridge Gateways, later in the chapter.

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In this section, we ll take a close look at a couple of the more prevalent server virtualization products: Microsoft Server 2008 Hyper-V, VMware, and VMware ESX.

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It is standard. This enabled systems from multiple vendors to interoperate. It also allowed the RBOCs to develop uniform operating procedures for their new fiber deployments, which lowered operating costs dramatically. It provides a synchronous multiplexing hierarchy. This radically simplified the functions of optical transport equipment, because it no longer needed to recover the original plesiochronous DS1 or DS3 signal to switch it; transport equipment could now synchronously switch DS1s and DS3s (or aggregates of them) carried within VTs or STSs. SONET s multiplexing hierarchy also enabled service providers to deploy a single fundamental technology that could scale from 155Mbps (OC-3) to 10Gbps (OC-192) and beyond.

Table 7.2 Examples of Compatibility Problems (continued)

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