Cnfconabrrates - Cisco MGX 8850 PXM1E Software Configuration Manual And Command Reference

cnfconabrrates

cnfconabrrates
Configure Connection ABR Rates
Use the cnfconabrrates command to configure the rate parameters of the Standard ABR channel.
Syntax
cnfconabrrates <port_num.vpi.vci | channel_num> <MCR> <PCR> <ICR>
Syntax Description
port_num
vpi
vci
channel_num
mcr
pcr
icr
Related Commands
cnfconabrparms, cnfconstdabr, dspcon, dspcons, dspconstdabr
Attributes
Log: Yes
Example
Configure the ABR parameters on connection 27.
pxmsjc.1.11.AUSMB8.a > cnfconabrrates 27 20 1600 500
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Enter the port number for the connection you want to modify. To display a list
of configured ports, enter the dspports command. To display a complete list of
connections, enter the dspcons command.
Enter the VPI of the connection you want to modify. The VPI for a connection
is displayed in the dspcons command report.
Enter the VCI of the connection you want to modify. The VCI for a connection
is displayed in the dspcons command report.
Enter the channel number of the connection you want to modify. The dspcons
command displays connection channel numbers in the LCN column.
Minimum cell rate allowed. The PCR and the MCR define the allowable cell
rate (ACR) range. The MCR is the rate at which the source is always allowed to
send. The MCR shall include bandwidth occupied by both data cells and the
inrate RM cells.
Range: 10–38328
Peak cell rate allowed. The PCR and the MCR define the allowable cell rate
(ACR) range. The PCR shall include bandwidth occupied by both data cells and
the inrate RM cells.
Range: 10–38328
Initial cell rate is the rate to which a source should send initially and after an
idle period.
Range: 10–38238
State: Active Privilege: Group 2
Chapter 4 AUSM Command Reference
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