Mapping A Bridge Set To Dlsw; Adding An Ethernet Interface To A Bridge Set; Setting Dlsw Timers - 3Com MSR 50 Series Configuration Manual

Mapping a Bridge Set to
DLSw
Adding an Ethernet
Interface to a Bridge Set
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Setting DLSw Timers

To do... Use the command...
Create a remote dlsw remote ip-address [ backup
DLSw peer backup-address | keepalive
keepalive-interval | linger minutes |
max-frame max-frame-size |
max-queue max-queue-length | priority
priority ] *
Removing a local DLSw peer will remove all its remote DLSw peers at the same
time.
DLSw was developed based on the bridging technology. Bridging between
different Ethernet interfaces is possible if these interfaces are configured in the
same bridge set. To enable forwarding frames of a bridge set to a remote end
system over a TCP connection, use the following command to map the bridge set
to DLSw. This command can be used repeatedly to map multiple bridge sets to
DLSw.
Follow these steps to map a bridge set connected to DLSw:
To do... Use the command...
Enter system view system-view
Map a bridge set to dlsw bridge-set bridge-set Required
DLSw
By adding an Ethernet interface to a bridge set and mapping the bridge set to
DLSw, you can enable transmission of LLC2 frames on the Ethernet interface to a
remote end system over a TCP connection.
For details about bridge set configuration, refer to
page 405.
You can configure the timers used in creating DLSw circuits as per your actual
needs.
Follow these steps to set DLSw timers:
To do... Use the command...
Enter system view system-view
Configuring DLSw in an Ethernet Environment
Remarks
Required
The IP address specified with
the ip-address argument must
be a reachable IP address of
the remote DLSw router.
Remarks
-
By default, no bridge set is mapped to be
connected to the DLSw.
This command should be used in
conjunction with the bridge bridge-set
enable command, with the same
bridge-set value in both commands.
"Bridging Configuration" on
Remarks
-
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