Frame Relay-To-Frame Relay Pvc Parameter - Cabletron Systems Netlink FRX8000 User Manual

PVC Parameters
Bandw. Alloc. Group
Primary/Secondary Name
Primary/Secondary DLCI
Creating/Deleting a PVC On Line
Configuring Frame Relay
Explanations follow the table. Note that parameters labeled in a record as Primary or
Secondary identify each end of the connection. (It does not matter which end is
which.)
Table 8-3 Frame Relay-to-Frame Relay PVC Parameter
Parameter
PVC Type
Bandw. Alloc. Group
Primary/Secondary Name
Primary/Secondary DLCI
Node
LP
Por t
is a method of prioritizing outgoing traffic over the trunk. Each IP and IPX network
interface, SVC Subscriber, and PVC is assigned to a trunk allocation group defined by
a
Percent of Bandwidth
Defaults file. (See "Bandwidth Allocation Groups for
identifies each end of the connection to the console operator. The FRX8000 software
does not use this information.
is the Data Link Connection Identifier for each end of the connection. The DLCI is a
routing ID that assigns a frame to a particular logical connection. The ID is used only
locally, and can be different at each end of the PVC.
You can create a temporary PVC, then delete it later. (Deleting a PVC will break the
connection, but the DLCIs will remain dedicated to the PVC until the next IPL of the
nodes at both ends.)
1. Press at the Operations Menu (or
[D]
2. When prompted, enter:
.
PVC Type: 1
Any other requested information, noting the values in
3. When prompted, press
If the operation is successful,
Valid Values
1 ( frame relay to frame relay
1–3
0–24 characters
16–991
1–250
0–7
0–63
value ( ) and a
1–100 Priority
[B], [D]
to create a connection or
[C]
PVC Created/Removed
Default Value
) (not valid here)
1
none
16
local node
0
0
( ) specified in the Network
0–9
Trunks" on page 4-8.)
from the Main Menu).
Table 8-3.
to delete a connection.
[D]
will be displayed.
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