Preparation For Dcc Configuration; Dcc Configuration - 3Com 3C13636 Configuration Manual

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the client and server own fixed network addresses, or that the client accepts the
dynamic network address.

1.1.4 Preparation for DCC Configuration

I. Determining the topology of DCC application
Determine which routers will provide DCC and the relevant communication
parameters between the routers.
Determine the interfaces on the routers that provide DCC, and the functions
carried out by each interface.
Determine the data transfer medium, e.g. PSTN or ISDN.
II. Preparing the data for DCC configuration
Identify the interface type (synchronous/asynchronous serial interface, ISDN BRI
or PRI interface, AM interface, AUX interface) and configures the basic physical
parameters on the interface.
Configure the link layer protocol (PPP, HDLC, Frame Relay, X.25 or other
protocols) to be used on the dial interface.
Configure the network protocol (IP or other protocols) to be used on the dial
interface.
Configure the routing protocol (RIP, OSPF, or other protocols) to be supported on
the dial interface.
Selects a DCC configuration method (C-DCC or RS-DCC).
III. Configuring the parameters of DCC
Follow the procedure to configure the basic DCC parameters according to the selected
DCC configuration method, e.g., a C-DCC or RS-DCC, to enable the initial DCC
implementation. Configure MP binding, PPP callback, ISDN caller identification
callback, ISDN leased line, or/and auto-dial in addition to the basic DCC configuration if
special applications are required. Alternatively, depending on the actual dialing link
state, the user can make an appropriate adjustment to the attribute parameters of the
DCC dial interface.

1.2 DCC Configuration

DCC configuration includes to:
Configure the basic parameters of DCC
Configure C-DCC
Configure RS-DCC
Configure MP binding for DCC
Configure PPP callback
Configure ISDN caller identification callback
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Chapter 1 DCC Configuration