The Eu Parameters - Lucent Technologies MAX 6000 Network Configuration Manual

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Configuring Individual WAN Connections
Configuring EU connections
Ethernet
Connections

The EU parameters

This section provides some background information on EU parameters. For detailed
information about each parameter, see the MAX Reference.
EU-RAW and EU-UI
EU-RAW is a type of X.75 encapsulation in which IP packets are HDLC encapsulated with a
CRC field. EU-UI uses the same encapsulation, but contains a smaller header that can contain
one value for packets from the caller and another value for packets from the called unit. Most
EU connections use EU-RAW.
Maximum Receive Unit (MRU)
The MRU parameter, in a Connection profile's Encaps Options profile, specifies the maximum
number of bytes the MAX unit can receive in a single packet on an EU link. Usually the
default of 1524 is the right setting, unless the far-end device requires a lower number. If the
administrator of the remote network specifies that you must change this value, enter a number
lower than 1524.
DCE address (DCE Addr)
The DCE Addr parameter specifies a value for the calling unit in the EU-UI header. The caller
needs to obtain the number you specify and configure the calling unit accordingly.
DTE address (DTE Addr)
The DTE Addr parameter specifies a value for the called unit in the EU-UI header. The caller
must use the same value for the called unit.
4-94
Called #=555-1212
Encaps=EU-RAW
Encaps Options
MRU=1524
Connection profile
Calling #=555-7878
Called #=555-1212
Encaps=EU-UI
Encaps Options
MRU=1524
DCE Addr=1
DTE Addr=3
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