Configuring Dce Side Frame Relay; Configuring Basic Dce Side Frame Relay - 3Com MSR 50 Series Configuration Manual

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Configuring DCE Side
Frame Relay
Configuring Basic DCE
Side Frame Relay
To do...
Create an X.25 template
Configure X.25
parameters
Configure LAPB
parameters
Quit to system view
Enter interface view
Create a VC
Apply the X.25 template to
the DLCI
c
CAUTION:
With FR address mapping configured in FR interface view, packets destined for
the destination are transmitted through specific DLCI. With X.25 address
mapping configured in X.25 template view, a call to the specific X.25 address is
launched before a packet is sent to the destination IP address. IP packets can
be transmitted correctly only when the both types of address mappings are
configured.
The configuration performed in X.25 template view is similar to that performed
in X.25 interface view. To establish an X.25 link successfully, the configurations
on the routers of both sides need to be consistent with each other.
Follow these steps to configure DCE side frame relay:
To do...
Enter system view
Enter interface view
Configure interface
encapsulation protocol as
frame relay

Configuring DCE Side Frame Relay

Use the command...
x25 template { name }
"X.25 and LAPB
Refer to
Configuration" on page
283
.
"X.25 and LAPB
Refer to
Configuration" on page
283
.
quit
interface interface-type
interface-number
fr dlci dlci-number
x25-template { name }
Use the command...
system-view
interface interface-type
interface-number
link-protocol fr
[ nonstandard | ietf ]
Remarks
Required
This command also leads you to
X.25 template view.
Optional
Optional
-
-
Required
This command also leads you to
interface DLCI view.
By default, no VC is created on
an interface.
Optional
By default, a DLCI has no X.25
template applied to it.
Remarks
-
-
Required
The link layer protocol for
interface encapsulation is PPP
by default. When frame relay
protocol is used for interface
encapsulation, the default
operating mode is IETF.
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