Tieline exclusions, Usage, Tieline exclusions usage – Grass Valley NV9000-SE v.5.0 User Manual
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Tielines
Introduction
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The control system table (in system controller B):
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The ‘Tieline2’ table (in system controller B):
(Just ignore the “2” in “Tieline2.”)
Tieline Exclusions
If, for any reason, you want to prevent an input port or output port from being routed using a
tieline, you can enter the port and the tieline in a table of “tieline exclusions.”
The ports named in tieline exclusion table must not be in the set of ports used by tielines.
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Usage
A tieline route is one taken from a source on an upstream router to a destination on a down-
stream router.
The following examples show some uses of tielines.
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Case A: connecting two routers.
In this case, tielines connect two different router systems. Here, VTR 1 is connected (only) to
routers in System A. With tielines, you can take VTR 1 to MON 3.
ID
Name
IP Address
Description
1
Local
127.0.0.1
Local control system (B)
2
System A
192.168.101.1
Remote control system (A)
ID
Control
System
Control System’s
Tieline2 ID
Cost
Name
Description
1
Local
1
1
B tieline 1
2
System A
1
1
A tieline 1
VTR1
MON3
SD
Router
AES
Router
tieline
tieline
SD
Router
AES
Router
System A
System B