Frame Relay Ports
Status Exchanges
19-12
The following figure shows an example of a frame relay port display:
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0000 LIV Status Enquiry 135/134
0000 LIV Status 135/135
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0000 Full Status Enquiry 136/135
0000 Full Status 136/136
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Figure 19-7 Frame Relay Line Monitor Display
There are two types of frame: status and data. On each line of either type, the leftmost
field shows the DLCI number.
The example in Figure 19-7 shows status frames in ANSI T1.617 Annex D.
format. This and LMI (Rev 1) format are described under "Status
Exchanges."
Each status exchange line contains (at the end) a pair of 3-digit numbers that are the
next and current sequence numbers. The types of status exchange will be one of these:
Full Status Enquiries, which are sent by the frame relay DTE (i.e., the
FRX4000/6000).
Full Status Responses, which help the DTE learn which DLCIs are available for
sending/receiving data. The frame relay DCE (switch) should report a DLCI as
active only when it has a path through the frame relay network. The status of a
DLCI will be reported as
this is the first time it is being reported to the DTE. A DLCI reported as active
will (if not already done) transition the frame relay DLCI on the Virtual Con-
nections Display (
Status Display (
[C], [B]
(0008)0308518167800131
(0008)0308518167800331
(0008)0308518167800331
(0008)0308518167800131
(0008)0308518167800131
(0008)0308518167800131
(0008)0308518167800331
(0008)0308518167800131
(0008)0308518167800331
(0008)0308518167800131
(0008)0308518167800331
(0008)0308518167800331
(0008)0308518167800331
(0008)0308518167800131
(0008)0308518167800131
(0008)0308518167800331
(0008)0308518167800131
(new) or
(active). A DLCI is reported as new if
N
A
from the Main Menu) to
[C], [C]
from the Main Menu) to
from Main Menu
[C],[E]
and the port Port
Data_trans
.
Operational
FRX4000/FRX6000 4.0 User Guide, Rev 01
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