HP ProCurve Secure 7000dl Series Basic Management And Configuration Manual page 667

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Select the Enable box to activate the interface.

For Mode, select V.35 or X.21, depending on the type of cable you are using

to connect the serial module to the external CSU/DSU. The default setting

is V.35. If you want to use an EIA 530 cable from another vendor, the

ProCurve Secure Router supports this setting from the CLI. For more

information, see Chapter 5: Configuring Serial Interfaces for E1- and

T1-Carrier Lines.

Configure the clock settings.

For TX Clock, accept the default setting of Normal or select Invert if

the router is a long distance from the CSU/DSU.

b. For Rx Clock, accept the default setting of Normal or select Invert if

the router is a long distance from the CSU/DSU.

For ET Clock, accept the default setting of Normal or select Invert if

the router is a long distance from the CSU/DSU.

d. For ET Clock Source, accept the default setting of Tx Clock or select

Rx Clock if your public carrier tells you to change this setting.

For Encapsulation, select the Data Link Layer protocol that your public

carrier is using. The <Protocol> Configuration Settings window is dis-

If your WAN connection is using PPP, see "Configure PPP as the Data

Link Layer Protocol" on page 14-47.

If your WAN connection is using Frame Relay, see "Configure Frame

Relay as the Data Link Layer Protocol" on page 14-52.

If your WAN connection is using HDLC, see "Configure HDLC as the

Data Link Layer Protocol" on page 14-58.

If you are using PPP or Frame Relay, you can configure a multilink connection.

For instructions on configuring this multilink, see the Advanced Management

and Configuration Guide: "Configuring MLPPP" on page 14-18 or "Configuring

MLFR" on page 14-20.

Using the Web Browser Interface for Basic Configuration Tasks

Configuring a Serial Interface for an E1- or T1-Carrier Line

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