Configuring Ports To Detect Multiple Protocols (Apd) - Bay Networks 3395A Configuration Manual

Configuring Ports to Detect Multiple Protocols (APD)
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To configure server ports to accept different types of connections (i.e., using
more than one protocol), issue the following command and then reinitialize the
server:
TS3395>> define server apd enabled
After you enable APD on the server, you must enable APD-related
characteristics on individual ports. If you do not specify APD-related
characteristics for the ports, which use access serving protocols, the ports will
default to permitting only interactive connections unless they are configured
with another protocol.
For APD to work, you must first disable autobauding. Use the command:
DEFINE PORT port-list AUTOBAUD DISABLED
For example:
TS3395>> define port 6-12 autobaud disabled
Next, since autobauding is disabled, you must specify a port speed or use a
CCL script to set the port speed when a call is made. Chapter 8 covers the
procedure to configure a port to use a CCL script. To specify a port speed, use
the command:
DEFINE PORT port-list SPEED port-speed
For example:
TS3395>> define port 6-12 speed 14400
Three commands specify how APD will operate at a port:
• DEFINE PORT
port-list
This command specifies the types of connections that will be allowed at
the port. (This prevents nonenabled connection types.) The protocol-list
can include: ALL, DISABLED, NONE, ARAP, PPP, SLIP, and
INTERACTIVE. The default is DISABLED, which is the same as NONE.
ALL permits any type of connection to be established at the port(s), while
the remaining values (ARAP, PPP, SLIP, and INTERACTIVE) limit the
port(s) only to connections of the types listed.
For example, to permit PPP and ARAP connections, use the command:
TS3395>> define port 6-12 apd arap,ppp
Note that ARAP and PPP must previously have been enabled for the
server. It is not necessary that they be enabled at the port.

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