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Example
Consider an ATM line module that supports a maximum
of 32,000 individual VCs created from bulk-configured VC ranges, of
which only 8000 VCs can be active at any one time. If all 32,000 bulk-configured
VCs attempt to connect to the router, only the first 8000 VCs to receive
traffic are able to log in, generate dynamic subinterface columns,
and become active. When a subscriber connected through one of these
active VCs logs out, the router enables the first of the remaining
24,000 inactive bulk-configured VCs that receives traffic to connect.
The router replaces the inactive dynamic ATM 1483 subinterface
and associated VC that remain after the subscriber logout with a new
dynamic ATM 1483 subinterface and its newly activated circuit.
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