For the status of the network to be considered
network up
, the number of events in
error within the window must be less than n2 prior to any change in status.
Syntax:
set
cable*
cir-defaults
clocking*
encoding*
frame-size
idle...*
ir-adjustment...
line-speed*
lmi-type n1-parameter
n2-parameter
n3-parameter
p1-parameter
t1-parameter
transmit-delay...*
ty-parameter
* Note: The commands with an * following them are not available for FR dial circuit
interfaces.
cable
physical-interface-link-type data-connection-type
Sets the cable type for the network physical link.
A DTE cable is used when you are attaching the router to some type of
DCE device (for example, a modem or a DSU/CSU). A DCE cable is used
when the router is acting as the DCE and providing the clocking for direct
attachment.
The available options are:
Physical Interface Link Type Data Connection Type
EIA 232 (RS-232) DTE, DCE
V35 DTE, DCE
V36 DTE
X21 DTE, DCE
cir-defaults
Sets the default values for the circuit congestion parameters. The
parameters are:
cir Sets the default value of
cir
to the value provided by a Frame Relay
network provider.
Valid Values: 0 or 300 to 204 800 bps
Default Value: 64 000
bc Sets the default value of
bc
to the value provided by a Frame Relay
network provider.
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