H3C SR6600 Configuration Manual page 116

To do...
Assign an IP address to the
HDLC link bundle interface
Specify a card to forward
traffic for the HDLC link bundle
interface (on the SR6602)
Set the minimum number of
selected member interfaces
required to bring up the HDLC
link bundle
Limit the number of selected
member interfaces in the
HDLC link bundle
Specify the minimum amount
of bandwidth required to bring
up the HDLC link bundle
Configure a description for the
HDLC link bundle interface
Specify the MTU size on the
HDLC link bundle interface
Bring up the HDLC link bundle
interface
Use the command...
ip address ip-address { mask |
mask-length } [ sub ]
service slot slot-number
bundle min-active links
number
bundle max-active links
number
bundle min-active
bandwidth bandwidth
description text
mtu size
undo shutdown
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Remarks
Required
By default, no IP address is
assigned to an HDLC link
bundle interface.
Optional
By default, when all member
interfaces in an HDLC link
bundle are on the same card,
traffic on the corresponding
HDLC link bundle interface is
forwarded by the card where
the member interfaces reside;
when the member interfaces
reside on different cards,
traffic on the corresponding
HDLC link bundle interface is
forwarded by the card where
the first selected member
interface resides.
Optional
By default, this limit is not set.
Optional
By default, this limit is not set.
Optional
By default, the minimum
amount of bandwidth required
to bring up an HDLC link
bundle is not set.
Optional
By default, the description of
an HDLC link bundle interface
is the interface name followed
by the Interface string.
Optional
1500 bytes by default.
The MTU size specified here
affects the fragmentation and
reassembly of IP packets. Use
this command to set a proper
MTU size according to your
network conditions.
Optional
Enabled by default.
Enabling/disabling an HDLC
link bundle interface does not
enable or disable any member
interface in the HDLC link
bundle but may affect the
selected states of the member
interfaces.