Configuring An Mp Through An Mp-Group; Configuring Short Sequence Number Header Format Negotiation - H3C SR6600 Configuration Manual

To do...
Set the minimum size of outgoing
MP fragments
The ppp mp max-bind and ppp mp min-fragment commands can take effect on an MP bundle
only after you re-enable all the physical interfaces contained in the MP bundle.
When MP binding is based on descriptor only, users cannot be differentiated. Therefore, to bind
users to different MP bundles, set the binding mode as both.
When MP binding is based on authentication username only, peer devices cannot be differentiated.
Therefore, if a MP bundle involves multiple devices, set the binding mode as both.
For a VT interface, if a static route is used, you are recommended to specify the next hop rather
than the outgoing interface. If the outgoing interface must be specified, make sure that the physical
interfaces bound to the VT are active to ensure normal transport of packets.

Configuring an MP through an MP-group

Follow these steps to configure an MP through an MP-group:
To do...
Enter system view
Create an MP-group
Quit to system view
Enter interface view
Add the interface to the MP-group
Set the maximum number of links
in an MP bundle
Set the minimum size of outgoing
MP fragments
The ppp mp max-bind and ppp mp min-fragment commands take effect on an MP bundle only after
you re-enable all the physical interfaces contained in the MP bundle.

Configuring Short Sequence Number Header Format Negotiation

By default, an MP bundle receives and transmits fragments with long sequence numbers.
Use the command...
ppp mp min-fragment size
Use the command...
system-view
interface mp-group mp-number
quit
interface interface-type
interface-number
ppp mp mp-group mp-number
ppp mp max-bind max-bind-num
ppp mp min-fragment size
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Remarks
Optional
128 bytes by default
Remarks
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Required
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Required
Optional
16 by default.
Optional
128 bytes by default.