SNCP: Sub-Network Connection Protection.
MSP: Multiplex Section Protection.
SNCP and MSP are applicable to many transmission networks. When the working channel is interrupted, services are immediately carried by the protection channel to ensure that customer services are not affected. But there are many differences.
Based on your work experience, please talk about the differences between them. If both protection modes are met in a network topology, which protection mode do you prefer to configure?
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