ATM Services Configuration Guide for CBX 3500, CBX 500, GX 550, and B-STDX 9000 19-1
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CUGs
This chapter describes how to develop, configure, and define closed user groups
(CUG) in a network. A CUG is a division of all SVC network users into logically
linked groups of users.
This chapter contains:
• “Configuration Overview” on page 19-1
• “Administrative Tasks” on page 19-7
Configuration Overview
This section provides background information and examples of CUGs.
This section contains:
• “About CUGs” on page 19-1
• “About CUG Member Rules” on page 19-2
• “Developing CUGs” on page 19-3
About CUGs
A CUG is a division of all SVC network users into logically linked groups of users.
Members of the same CUG have particular calling privileges that members of
different CUGs may not have. CUGs form one level of security between users of a
network, allowing only those users who are members of the CUG to set up calls to
each other. Information about CUG membership and rules is available throughout the
network.
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