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Configuring Frame Relay
Defining Frame Relay link operations
Call-by-Call
Transit #
Link parameters
The next two parameters in Ethernet > Frame Relay > Frame Relay profile define the link
status of the FR datalink and the link protocol to use between the MAX and the FR switch:
Parameter
Link Status Dlci
Link Mgmt
Timers and event count parameters
The functions of Frame Relay timers and event counts include the following parameters in
Ethernet > Frame Relay > Frame Relay profile:
Parameter
N391
DTE N392
DTE N393
DCE N392
DCE N393
T391
5-6
Preliminary January 4, 2001
A signaling value the PRI service uses when placing a call using that
profile.
A dialing prefix for use in the transit network IE for PRI calling when
going through an Interexchange Carrier (IEC). The default (null)
causes the MAX to use any available IEC for long-distance calls.
Specifies
The DLCI to use for link status on the Frame Relay datalink. Specify
DLCI0 (the default) or DLCI1023.
Link management protocol to use between the MAX and the Frame
Relay switch. The Frame Relay administrator or service provider can
tell you which value to use.
Specifies
Interval at which the MAX requests a Full Status Report (from 1 to
255 seconds). Is N/A if FR Type is DCE.
Number of errors, during DTE N393 monitored events, that cause the
user side to declare the network-side procedures inactive. The value
should be less than that of DTE N393 (from 1 to 10). DTE N.392 is N/
A when FR Type is DCE.
Number of DTE monitored events per testing cycle (from 1 to 10). It is
N/A when FR Type is DCE.
Number of errors, during DCE N393 monitored events, that causes the
network side to declare the user-side procedures inactive. The value
should be less than that of DCE N393 (from 1 to 10). DCE N392 is N/
A when FR Type is DTE.
DCE monitored event count (from 1 to 10). It is N/A when FR Type is
DTE.
Link Integrity Verification polling timer (from 5 to 30 seconds). The
value should be less than that of T392. T391 is N/A when FR Type is
DCE.
MAX 6000/3000 Network Configuration Guide
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