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Managing your Ethernet service just got easier when you use AT&T Switched Ethernet(SM) with Network on Demand. Watch and we’ll show you how to order a new Ethernet Virtual Connection (EVC) for new or existing ports. See more how to videos at: http://yt.att.com/ebe64dfd AT&T Switched Ethernet(SM) with Network on Demand: Add an Ethernet Virtual Connection (EVC) | AT&T AT&T Switched Ethernet with Network on Demand makes it easy to add an Ethernet Virtual Connection to a port. An Ethernet Virtual Connection-or EVC- provides direct connectivity between two or more ports on your network. So each EVC has at least 2 segments. We'll start on the Business Center home page. Click "Manage." Under "Network," click "View All Inventory." You'll see locations for your services. You can use the inventory filters and search tools to find the location and port where you want to add an EVC. From the "Services" menu, we'll select "AT&T Switched Ethernet", and the list updates. If you have many locations, use the search tools to help find the one you want. For this example, we'll just scroll down the list. Expand the location where the port is located, and you'll see the AT&T services available there. Expand the AT&T Switched Ethernet Service and you'll see the available port circuits. Select the port circuit where you want to add an EVC. From the "Actions" menu, select "Create Order". The "Manage AT&T Switched Ethernet" page for the circuit appears. From the "Actions" menu of the port, select "Add EVC." Now, choose the settings for the EVC segment that connects to this port. For this example, we want to set up a multipoint EVC. Multipoint EVCs can connect two or more ports, while point-to-point EVCs can only connect two ports. You might want to select point-to-point, but only if you don't anticipate a need to add more ports to the EVC. And if you do select point-to-point, remember you can't change an EVC from point-to-point to multipoint. Instead you'd have to delete the EVC and recreate it as a multipoint EVC. Use the slider to set the bandwidth. Remember you can't exceed the port's available bandwidth. Next, select the Class of Service that meets your network performance needs. For a Virtual LAN-based port, enter a VLAN ID to identify this EVC segment on your network. Choose any number between 2 and 4089, that's unique to this port. Then click "Continue." Now choose the settings for the EVC segment that will connect to the next port on your network. First, select the location address. If you have many locations, display the list, then your browser may offer tools, such as menu-based search or typing the first characters of the address, to help you find the location you want. For this example, we'll select a location with an existing port. Now select the "Port circuit ID" for this EVC segment. Some locations may have multiple ports and you can select one. Or in some cases you may want to add a new port. For this example, we'll select an existing port. Select "New EVC." The form expands to reveal more selections. Now select the bandwidth and the Class of Service. Enter a VLAN ID that's unique to this port, so you can identify the additional EVC segment. Now you have the option of selecting another endpoint for this multipoint EVC. For this example, we won't do that and instead we'll click "Save." Now we're prompted to request an EVC activation date. Note that if you selected a new or pending port, you may not see this prompt. For this example, we'll indicate that we want activation on the first available date. Then click "Schedule." The "Manage AT&T Switched Ethernet" page re-appears, along with a confirmation message. It's important to note that your order hasn't been submitted yet. Click "Review order." And make sure the order is correct before you submit it. To review the details, click "Expand All." You can still make changes to the order. There are icons that let you edit or delete. And if you're adding a multipoint EVC, there's a link to add a new endpoint. When you're ready, submit the order. Your order is confirmed. You can track your order status from the "Order" widget on the Business Center homepage. Want to learn more? Check the Business Center Help pages for more videos and step-by-step help.