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Required Configuration
Configuring a Physical X.25 Port
8-2
To run a physical port as X.25, make sure the following are properly configured:
Node
parameters, which is general configuration that must be done no matter
which protocols will be run in the node. See Chapter 4.
RLPs
that will contain the interface(s) to the user device(s), network and/or
frame relay PVC, plus Line Interface Card(s) supporting the ports that will be
the interfaces. See Chapter 5.
Loaded
Protocol(s): X.25 and any others that will be transmitted over the
network. See Chapter 5.
X.25 port(s) (see below) that will connect to the user device(s), network, and/or
PVC(s).
Subscriber ID(s)
FRM.
Before configuring a logical X.25 port, make sure these are properly configured:
Protocol(s)
that will be transmitted over the logical port. See Chapter 5.
Physical frame relay port
and Chapter 7.
Once the necessary Node and RLP parameters have been configured, press
Port Configuration Menu (or
RLP
containing the port:
Figure
6-1.)
:
. (The default is
Port
0–7
The display for an existing port will show the configured parameter values, while the
display for a new port will show default database values (listed in tables on
on page 8-7.) The following figure is an example of an existing port.
(page 8-21), which identifiy user devices to each other and the
on which the logical port will reside. See Chapter 6
from the Main Menu. When prompted, enter:
[A], [C], [A]
0–2
. (The default is
.) (Port locations are shown in
0
0
.) (RLP locations are shown in
Figure
6-2.)
Frame Relay Module 4.0 User Guide, Rev 01
at the
[A]
Table 8-1
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