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UCIe Consortium Protocol Working Group Co-Chair Swadesh Choudhary presented the “UCIe Protocols” session at FMS 2023 to provide more information about the UCIe protocol layer, supported formats, the D2D adapter, and more. Watch the session to learn about the UCIe protocol layer: https://bit.ly/3R150DZ #UCIeConsortium #UCIe #chiplets

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Here's a Pro-Tip from our Technician's Reference Guide in ALLDATA Repair regarding DTCs: "When a fault is detected, the related DTC is classified as one of four types: Type A, Type B, Type C, and Type D. Any of the four DTC types set when the test enable criteria is met, the test is run, and it results in a detected failure." Here are the failures causing a Type A DTC! For more helpful content, visit our blog page: https://lnkd.in/eihJ6TX

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The big question to be answered is why do we need to run access ring IS-IS process between the ASGs to close the access ring? On the ASGs, we are only importing the /32 loopback of the local ASG to the access process so the CSGs cannot learn the loopback IP of the other remote ASGs. If we have a fault on the access ring, we will lose connectivity to one of the ASGs when we don't have access ring IS-IS process running between the ASGs. We normally use sub-interfaces of the main back-to-back link between the ASGs to close the access ring IS-IS process. This improves network redundancy. https://lnkd.in/dMNpqv3b