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    From arstpt.michelh@gmail.com@21:1/5 to All on Thu Jan 28 03:13:05 2016
    Bonjour Huub,

    The client data can be frames. How the stuff and the client data can be dissociated if the frames are not delineated?

    In G.709 (02/2012), figure D.3, we can see the same number of stuff bytes than client data bytes. Is it always possible? We can have a continuous block of 10 000 bytes to map into an OPU unity.

    Thanks,
    cordialement,
    Michelot

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  • From Huub van Helvoort@21:1/5 to You on Tue Feb 2 13:11:26 2016
    Bonjour Michelot,

    You wrote:

    The client data can be frames. How the stuff and the client data can
    be dissociated if the frames are not delineated?

    GFP (G.7041) will take care of the delineation).

    In G.709 (02/2012), figure D.3, we can see the same number of stuff
    bytes than client data bytes. Is it always possible? We can have a
    continuous block of 10 000 bytes to map into an OPU unity.

    Annex D describes the GMP principle.

    Figure D.3 is indeed confusing. If you look at the formulas
    (D-10) and (D-11) just above it, you can conlcude that the
    number of client data bytes (D) and the number of stuff bytes (S)
    is not the same.

    Best regards, Huub.



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  • From arstpt.michelh@gmail.com@21:1/5 to All on Wed Feb 3 06:57:39 2016
    Bonjour Huub,

    The client data can be frames. How the stuff and the client data can
    be dissociated if the frames are not delineated?

    GFP (G.7041) will take care of the delineation).

    Consequently, GMP is unnecessary for client data frames. We have GFP-F for that. Is it correct?

    Cordialement,
    Michelot

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  • From Huub van Helvoort@21:1/5 to You on Thu Feb 4 19:11:26 2016
    Bonsoir Michelot,

    You replied:

    The client data can be frames. How the stuff and the client data
    can be dissociated if the frames are not delineated?

    GFP (G.7041) will take care of the delineation).

    Consequently, GMP is unnecessary for client data frames. We have
    GFP-F for that. Is it correct?

    Parfait!

    Best regards, Huub.



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  • From Michelot@21:1/5 to All on Fri Feb 5 12:40:30 2016
    Bonsoir Huub,

    Many, many thanks,
    cordialement,
    Michel

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