Configuring Local Reachable Mac Or Sap Addresses; Configuring Remote Reachability Information - 3Com MSR 50 Series Configuration Manual

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Configuring Local
Reachable MAC or SAP
Addresses
Configuring Remote
Reachability
Information
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ONFIGURATION
To do...
Enable SDLC simultaneous
mode
Configure the SDLC polling
interval
Configure the amount of time
the primary SDLC station
waits for an acknowledgment
from the receiving secondary
station
Configure the amount of time
a secondary SDLC station
waits for an acknowledgment
from the receiving primary
station
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A SAP address refers to the address of one or more applications running on a
computer or network device.
To reduce the exploring time before the routers send information frames when
network topology is stable, you can manually configure the local reachable MAC
addresses or SAP addresses.
Follow these steps to configure the local reachable MAC addresses or SAP
addresses:
To do...
Enter system view
Specify a local reachable MAC
address or SAP address
To reduce the exploring time before the routers send information frames when
network topology is stable, you can manually configure the reachability
information of the remote end for the router.
Follow these steps to configure the remote reachability information:
To do...
Enter system view
Configure the reachability
information of the remote
end
Use the command...
sdlc simultaneous
sdlc timer poll mseconds
sdlc timer ack mseconds
sdlc timer lifetime mseconds Optional
Use the command...
system-view
dlsw reachable
{ mac-address mac-address
[ mask mask ] |
mac-exclusivity | saps
saps-list }
Use the command...
system-view
dlsw reachable-cache
mac-address remote
ip-address
Remarks
Optional
Alternate mode by default
Generally, this configuration is
not required.
Optional
1,000 ms by default.
Optional
3,000 ms by default
500 ms by default
Remarks
-
Required
No local reachable MAC or
SAP addresses are configured
by default.
Remarks
-
Required
No remote reachability
information is configured by
default.