Configuring Hssi - Samsung Ubigate iBG3026 Configuration Manual

Configuring HSSI

The primary use of HSSI is for WAN interfaces such as T3(45 Mbps), and OC-1
(52 Mbps) of the synchronous digital hierarchy. The HSSI interface can be
configured as a DTE or a DCE. Each way to configure HSSI interface is shown
in the following.
Configuring HSSI as a DTE
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Command
Router# configure terminal
Router/configure# module hssi
[slot /port]
Router/configure/hssi([slot/port])#
mode dte
Router/configure/hssi([slot/port])#
clock_source {internal | line}
Router/configure/hssi([slot/port])#
clock_rate {56,000 to 52,000,000}
Router/configure/hssi([slot/port])#
crc {16 | 32}
Router/configure/hssi([slot/port])#
data_mode {normal | inverted}
Router/configure/hssi([slot/port])#
name {name string}
Router/configure/hssi([slot/port])#
end
Router# show module
configuration hssi [slot/port]
Ubigate iBG3026 Configuration Guide/Ed.00
Purpose
Enters the terminal configuration
mode.
Selects a port to configure as a
HSSI module. [slot/port] denotes a
specified port in a specified slot.
Selects a HSSI mode as a DTE.
Selects a synchronization clock
source. As a DTE, the option, 'line',
is recommended.
Selects a clock rate.
Selects a CRC mode.
Selects a data mode.
Name the interface.
Returns to the 'Router#' prompt.
Show configured information of the
[slot/plort] HSSI interface.
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