90030500B Configuring Frame Relay Page 173
The following example resets port 1 to its default values with Frame Relay
enabled:
set framerelay range=1 frame=on BECN=on lmi=AnnexD MTU=1600
nT1=10 nN1=6 nN2=3 nN3=4 LMr1fc=off
Note:
For detailed information on the
set framerelay
options, refer to the
Command Reference Guide
.
3. Set the configuration of each virtual connection (DLCI) that is associated with this
Frame Relay link, by entering a command in the format:
set FrDlci port=<number> dlci=<number> enabled=<on/off>
fallback=<seconds> ProtoEncap=<on/off> BcMax=<bps>
BcMin=<bps> Be=<bps> CIR=<bps>
Note:
Each DLCI is unique to a specific port and is referred to as a port/DLCI
pair number (for example, 1/128). DLCI numbers must be between 16
and 991, and are assigned by your service provider.
•
enabled=on
allows traffic on this connection, off disables the connection.
•
fallback=
sets the period that PortServer II will use the fallback speed on
this DLCI after receiving a BECN bit in a packet. BECN must be set to
on
in
step 2 for this setting to be effective.
• If
ProtoEncap=on
, PortServer II uses protocol encapsulation (RFC1490).
•
BcMax
sets the guaranteed maximum transfer rate on the link in bps, within
the allowable range.
•
BcMin
sets the fallback transfer rate in bps. The default value is half the
BcMax setting.
•
Be
sets the permitted burst transfer rate in bps, within the allowable range.
•
CIR
sets the committed burst rate in bps, within the allowable range.
Note:
BcMax, BcMin, Be, and CIR must be set to the values required by your
service provider and must reflect the capacity of the Frame Relay circuit.
If you do not enter values, BCMax defaults to the value of CIR, BcMin to
CIR/2, and Be to zero.
For example:
set FrDlci port=1 dlci-128 enabled=on fallback=10
ProtoEncap=on BcMax=56000 BcMin=28000 Be=0 CIR=56000
Note:
For detailed information on the
set FrDlci port
options, refer to the
Command Reference Guide
.
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