Related Commands
clear frame-relay
interface-dlci,
frame-relay
frame-relay
priority-dlci-group,
bc
out,
be
out,
interfaces,
show
frame-relay priority-dlci-group
Use the frame-relay priority-dlci-group command to assign Virtual Channels to
priority classifications, for supporting traffic separation. The first DLCI is assigned to the high
priority traffic. Other DLCIs are assigned to Medium (L2:4-5), Normal (L2:2-3), and Low (L2:0-1)
priorities. When fewer than 4 DLCIs are specified, the last DLCI on the command line is
assigned to all the remaining unassigned priority classes.
Use the no form of this command to clear the current priority DLCI group.
Syntax
[no] frame-relay priority-dlci-group DLCI1 [DLCI2 [DLCI3 [DLCI4]]]
Parameters
Parameter
DLCI1
DLCI2
DLCI3
DLCI4
User Level
read-write
Context
interface:Serial (DS1 FR-SUB L2, DS1 FR-SUB L2-L3)
counters,
interface
lmi-n391dte,
frame-relay
cir
out, fragment,
show frame-relay
traffic-shape,
GRE
tunneling,
Description
The DLCI assigned to the High priority traffic
The DLCI assigned to the Medium priority
traffic
The DLCI assigned to the Normal priority
traffic
The DLCI assigned to the Low priority traffic
serial, encapsulation,
frame-relay
lmi-n392dte,
traffic-shaping,
map,
show frame-relay pvc
show traffic-shape-statistics
Frame relay encapsulation
frame-relay
class-dlci,
frame-relay
lmi-n393dte,
ip
address,
map-class
brief,
Possible
Values
16-1007
16-1007
16-1007
16-1007
Issue 1 January 2008
frame-relay
frame-relay,
show
Default
Value
423