Overview Of Terminating Pvc Settings; Figure 6-7 Terminating Atm Connection - Lucent Technologies Stinger MRT 19 Getting Started Manual

Configuring Administrative Access, System Timing, and Startup Settings
Additional administrative connections and configuration
Figure 6-7. Terminating ATM connection
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A terminating connection uses a single physical interface in a Stinger MRT unit, such
as the trunk interface shown in Figure 6-7. It is an ATM connection that carries IP
packets, which are reassembled in the Stinger MRT unit and then handled as regular
IP traffic.
The profile for a terminating connection must specify the far-end IP address, and it
can set a number of other routing-related values. The profile must also specify the
ATM characteristics of the connection—for example, a virtual path identifier (VPI)
and virtual channel identifier (VCI) assignment, a nailed group, and the type of
protocol multiplexing to use for the ATM adaptation layer 5 (AAL5).

Overview of terminating PVC settings

A terminating PVC can be configured in a single connection or RADIUS profile. The
cells received on the connection are reassembled into IP packets. The connections are
not password authenticated.
For information about configuring a RADIUS profile, see the TAOS RADIUS Guide and
Reference.
Local Connection profile settings
Following are the connection parameters (shown with sample settings) for ATM
terminating connections:
[in CONNECTION/management]
station* = management
active = yes
encapsulation-protocol = atm
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