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show sna sdlc port configured (entry/table)

Use show sna sdlc port configured to display the configured SDLC port parameters for each index number.

You must enter the IfIndex in order to display an individual entry: (One entry is shown when you use the entry option and the full table of entries is shown when you use the table option.)

Object

Parameter

<IfIndex>

: INTEGER (1..255)


A table similar to the following is displayed:

IfIndex

:161

Name

:"sdlc0161"

LowerInterface

:159

Role

:primary

Type

:leased

Topology

:pointTopoint

SlowPollTimer

:2000

MaxRcvWindow

:7

WriteTimer

:1000

WriteTimerRetry

:65535

ConnTimer

:10000

ConnTimerRetry

:65535

PrimaryDuplex

:full-duplex

SecondaryDuplex

:full-duplex

UseReject

:yes


IfIndex

The ifIndex of the SDLC interface.

Name

An octet string that defines the physical port to which this interface is assigned. It has implementation-specific significance. Its value is unique within the administered system. It must contain only ASCII printable characters. Should an implementation choose to accept a write operation for this object, it causes the logical port definition associated with the table instance to be moved to a different physical port. A write operation does not take effect until the port is cycled inactive.

LowerInterface

This object identifies the ifIndex of the interface immediately below this interface (i.e. a physical or virtual port). A value of 0 indicates that this SDLC instance is not assigned to a physical or virtual port.

Role

This object describes the role that the link station assumes the next time a connection is established. Even though this is defined as a port object, it is a link station attribute in the sense that a role is per link station. However, it is not possible to vary link station roles on a particular port. For example, if an SDLC port is configured to primary, all link stations on that port must be primary.

Type

Shows whether the SDLC port is to connect to a leased or switched line. However, here only leased is supported.

Topology

Shows whether the SDLC port is capable of operating in either a point-to-point or multipoint topology. nvmSdlcPortTopology - multipoint implies the port can also operate in a point-to-point topology. nvmSdlcPortTopology - pointToPoint does not imply the port can operate in a multipoint topology. A write operation to this administrative value does not take effect until the SDLC port has been cycled inactive.

SlowPollTimer

Shows the elapsed time (in 1/100ths of a second) between polls for failed secondary link station addresses. Depending on the implementation, a write operation to this administered value may not take effect until the port is cycled inactive. This object only has meaning for SDLC ports where Role is set to primary and Topology is set to multipoint.

MaxRcvWindow

Shows the maximum number of unacknowledged frames that can be received. A value of zero indicates that the value passed on an XID exchange is used.

WriteTimer

Shows the maximum time that the data link layer allows for frames to be truncated. The value is given in milliseconds.

WriteTimerRetry

Shows the maximum number of retries attempted to transmit a frame. A value of 65535 indicates infinite retries.

ConnTimer

Shows how long the data link layer will wait before failing an attempt to activate a port. The value is expressed in milliseconds.

ConnTimerRetry

Shows the number of times the data link layer will attempt to retry an activate port request. A value of 65535 indicates that the activate request will retry infinitely.

PrimaryDuplex

Shows whether the primary station on this link supports full or half duplex.

SecondaryDuplex

Shows whether the secondary station on this link supports full or half duplex.

UseReject

Shows whether the link can send a reject whenever an I\x7f frame is received with an invalid sequence number.



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