Use add wan channel to add a DS0 channel(s) to a wan port or an expansion port.
| Object | Parameter | Description |
|---|---|---|
| <IfIndex> | :INTEGER (1. .255) |
Choose an unused ifIndex number for the new channel to be associated with the WanIfindex. To determine which ifindexes are available, use "show system IfIndex (configured/operational) (Passport 4460 units)". The display will show you which ifindexes are already in use. Choose from the ones that are NOT displayed. |
| <WanIfIndex> | :INTEGER (1. .255) | Indicates the IfIndex of the physical wan port that this DS0 bundle/channel is associated with. Obtain the WanIfIndex in the same manner as the IfIndex, as noted above. |
| <ChannelNumber> | :INTEGER (-1. .30)
| Choose a new channel number from -1 through 30 for this WAN port. This number will uniquely identify this channel within the port. -1 indicates no channel; 0 indicates channel not used. |
| <TimeSlots> | :"String of size (0..83; decimal digits, ', ', and ' - ') | The value of this object selects the DS0 channels for the T1/E1 CSU line connection. Valid characters are decimal digits, comma (','), and hyphen ('-').; Comma (',') is used as a delimiter between individual channel selections. e.g., 13,16 means DS0 channels 13 and 16. Hyphen ('-') is used only in "Set" operations to indicate a range of DS0 channels: e.g., 2,5-8 means DS0 channels 2,5,6,7, and 8. |
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