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Figure 18-65 PW-HE Interface 
The PW-HE interface is treated like any existing L3 interface and operates on one of the following nodes:
Bridged interworking (VC type 5 or 4) node—PW will carry customer Ethernet frames with IP 
payload. The S-PE device must perform ARP resolution for customer IP addresses learnt over 
PW-HE, which acts as a broadcast interface.
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Figure 18-66 PW-HE Configuration Details
Table 18-49 displays the PW-HE interface details. 

  
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You can also view the following configuration details for a PW-HE interface:
Viewing PW-HE Configured as a Local Interface under Pseudowire, page 18-119
Viewing PW-HE L2 Sub-Interface Properties, page 18-120
Viewing PW-HE L3 Sub-interface Properties, page 18-120
Viewing PW-HE Generic Interface List, page 18-121
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Step 2In the logical inventory window, choose Logical Inventory > Pseudowire. The list of Pseudowire 
interfaces configured in Prime Network are displayed in the content pane. For more information on 
Pseudowire properties, see Viewing Pseudowire Properties, page 18-108.
Viewing PW-HE L2 Sub-Interface Properties
To view the L2 Sub-Interface details:
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Viewing PW-HE Generic Interface List
To view the PW-HE generic interface list:
Step 1Right-click the required device in the Vision client and choose Inventory.
Step 2In the logical inventory window, choose Logical Inventory > PW-HE Generic Interface List. The list 
of generic interfaces configured in Prime Network are displayed in the content pane. 
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Viewing PW-HE as an Associated Entity for a Routing Entity
To view the routing entity details for a PW-HE:
Step 1Right-click the required device in the Vision client and choose Inventory.
Step 2In the logical inventory window, choose Logical Inventory > Routing Entities > Routing Entity. The 
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Prime Network discovers Ethernet services and enables you to add them to maps, apply overlays, and 
view their properties. See the following topics for more information: 
Adding Virtual Connections to a Map, page 18-123
Applying Ethernet Service Overlays, page 18-124 
Viewing Ethernet Service Properties, page 18-126 
Adding Virtual Connections to a Map
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Figure 18-67 Ethernet Service in Prime Vision Window
The Ethernet service information is saved with the map in the Prime Network database.
Applying Ethernet Service Overlays
An Ethernet service overlay allows you to isolate the parts of a network that are being used by a specific 
Ethernet service. 
To apply an Ethernet service overlay:
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Figure 18-68 Select Ethernet Service Overlay Dialog Box
Step 3
Select the required Ethernet Service for the overlay.
Step 4Click OK.
The elements being used by the selected Ethernet service are highlighted in the map while the other 
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Figure 18-69 Ethernet Service Overlay in Vision Window
Step 5
To hide and view the overlay, click Hide Overlay/Show Overlay in the toolbar. The button toggles 
depending on whether the overlay is currently displayed or hidden. 
Step 6To remove the overlay, choose Choose Overlay Type > None. 
Viewing Ethernet Service Properties 
To view Ethernet service properties: 
Step...