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I'm trying to decipher the following grid of circuit ID's.<br />
Or maybe I'm looking at something else?<br />
Correct me if I'm wrong<br />
HIPC is the phone system circuit ID?<br />
20M eNet Port is the MPLS circuit ID?<br />
What is 20M eNet access?<br />
Is there a way to look at a circuit ID and determine what type of circuit it is? &nbsp;(This used to be the case with Frame Relay)<br />
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I'm trying to decipher the following grid of circuit ID's.
Or maybe I'm looking at something else?
Correct me if I'm wrong
HIPC is the phone system circuit ID?
20M eNet Port is the MPLS circuit ID?
What is 20M eNet access?
Is there a way to look at a circuit ID and determine what type of circuit it is?  (This used to be the case with Frame Relay)



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