DCPI definition

DCPI has the meaning set forth in Recital H of this Agreement.
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DCPI has the meaning set forth in the introduction to this Agreement.
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Examples of DCPI in a sentence

  • DCPI shall contribute the Contributed Interests to MLP Holdco for its own use, forever, and MLP HoldCo shall accept such contribution.

  • They are specific plugins needed at the southbound reference point of the controller to handle the different protocols adopted at the D-CPI.

  • Each technology is controlled through dedicated plugins at the D-CPI and abstracted with a technology-independent information model to allow a unified control of the different devices.

  • The D-CPI implements the OpenFlow 1.0 and OpenFlow 1.3 in the official release, through a unified API.

  • Supported protocols at D- CPI There is no support for other protocols apart from OF, on the D-CPI.

  • These devices directly provide interfaces suitable for the D-CPI, through dedicated Agents developed in WP3, without any mediation of proprietary control or management systems.

  • The southbound interface (Data plane to Controller Plane Interface – D-CPI) communicates the controller with the underlying network infrastructure, thus enabling the management of the physical devices.

  • On the one end, it introduces extensions at the D-CPI protocols to exploit the specific capabilities and granularities of the different optical resources.

  • The General Partner shall distribute the GP Interest and the Initial Preferred Interest, and DGPC shall distribute the Additional Preferred Interest, to DCPI, for its own use, forever (collectively with the GP Interest and the Initial Preferred Interest, the “Contributed Interests”), and DCPI shall accept such distribution.

  • DCPI has formed MLP HoldCo pursuant to the Delaware Limited Liability Company Act (the “Delaware LLC Act”), for the purpose of holding certain limited partner interests in the Partnership, as well as engaging in any other business activity that lawfully may be conducted by a limited liability company organized under the Delaware LLC Act.