Conþguring The Circuits; Adding Circuits - Cabletron Systems CSX200 User Manual

CSX WAN Configuration
Configuring the Circuits
You can change the conÞguration of the circuits from this window, as follows:
1. Use the Set Selection button to specify the scope of interfaces to which
2. To change the State, click on the selection box and a pull down menu will
3. To change the Committed Burst, highlight the current value in the text box,
4. To change the Excess Burst, highlight the current value in the text box, type
5. To change the Committed Information Rate (CIR), highlight the current value
6. Click on

Adding Circuits

The Add Frame Relay Circuits window allows you to add circuits to a frame relay
interface that does not support LMI (ansiT1617). To add a circuit:
1. From the Frame Relay Circuit Table, click on
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configuration changes will apply:
a. Choose Selected Interfaces to apply changes only to those interfaces
highlighted in the scroll list.
Click mouse button 1 to highlight one or more interfaces in the Frame
Relay Circuits scroll list.
b. Choose All Interfaces to apply changes to all WAN interfaces on the
device that are configured for Frame Relay and that have defined circuits.
appear. Select invalid, active, or inactive, and release the mouse button.
The new configuration will appear in the text box.
type in the maximum amount of data (in bits) that this circuit will agree to
transfer under normal conditions during the committed time interval, and
press Enter/Return.
in the maximum amount of uncommitted data (in bits) that this circuit will
make a best-effort attempt to deliver over the committed time interval, and
press Enter/Return.
in the text box, type the average number data rate (in bits/second) that the
network will agree to transfer across the User Network Interface in one
direction over the committed time interval under normal circumstances, and
press Enter/Return.
to save the changes or
configuration.
Relay Circuits window will be displayed.
to restore the original
. The Add Frame
Configuring the Frame Relay Protocol