Step 5

Define the mode of operation on the WAN port.

Passport 4430/50/55

CLI> define wan port mode

Parameter	Range of Values	Required Actions
<IfIndex>	INTEGER (1..255)	Enter the IfIndex you entered in Step 1.
<Mode>	dce \| dte	Enter dte.

Example:

CLI> define wan port mode 153 dte

Passport 4460

CLI> define wan port mode

Parameter	Range of Values	Required Actions
<IfIndex>	INTEGER (1..255)	Enter the IfIndex you entered in Step 1.
<Mode>	dce \| dte \| auto	Enter auto if you are using a Smart cable. If you are not using a Smart cable, enter dte.

Example:

CLI> define wan port mode 153 auto

Set the master clock source. If you do not want to perform this step, continue on to Step 7.

This feature is available on Passport 4460 units running software release 4.1.2 or higher. To determine if this feature is available on your Passport 4460 unit, use the CLI command show system hardware. A table similar to the following appears:

RevisionLevel	41
ManufactureRevDate	"2-9-00"
SerialNumber	PED0012478
ModuleID	2
MACAddress	00:e0:7b:0a:46:1a
CPUType	"Passport 4460/MPC860MH-MPC860T"
GenCfgType	passport 4460
ClockSync	supported

If Master Clock is supported on your Passport 4460, Supported will be displayed in the ClockSync field.

If your physical mode is set to dce and you want to use the Passport 4460 unit's master clock as the clock source, use the following CLI command:

CLI> define wan port ClockSource

Parameter	Range of Values	Required Actions
<IfIndex>	INTEGER (1..255)	Enter the IfIndex you entered in Step 1.
<ClockSource>	external \| backplane	Enter backplane. External is the default.

Example:

CLI> define wan port ClockSource 1 backplane

Define the type of protocol support.

CLI> define wan port protocolSupport

Parameter	Range of Values	Required Actions
<IfIndex>	INTEGER (1..255)	Enter the same IfIndex you entered in Step 4.
<ProtocolSupport>	none \| standardFr \| switchingFr \| htds \| cbr \| sdlc \| x25 \| async \| ppHdlc \| channel Passport 4460 you will see the additional parameters: hdlc \| casBypass	Enter switchingFr.

Parameter

Range of Values

Required Actions

INTEGER (1..255)

Enter the same IfIndex you entered in Step 4.

Passport 4460 you will see the additional parameters:

hdlc | casBypass

Enter switchingFr.

Example:

CLI> define wan port protocolSupport 156 switchingFr

Add the frame relay tunnel to the ISDN module that you are configuring the backup service for.

CLI> add fr tunnel

Parameter	Range of Values	Required Actions
<TunnelIfIndex>	INTEGER (1..255)	Enter the IfIndex of the tunnel you are adding. You should select an INTEGER between 207 - 255.
<DlciNumber>	INTEGER (16..991)	Enter the DLCI number for the tunnel you are adding.
<PhysicalCard>	base\| exp1 \| exp2	Enter the slot the ISDN module resides in.
<PhysicalPort>	INTEGER (1..8)	Enter the port number of the ISDN module.
<Type>	dte-panl \| dce-panl \| standard	Enter dte-panl.
Passport 4460 only <PhysicalChannel>	INTEGER (-1..30)	This parameter should be set to -1 if you are not configuring DACS. For more information regarding DACS, refer to Digital Access and Cross-Connect System (DACS).

Example:

CLI> add fr tunnel 207 18 limA 3 dte-panl

Passport 4460

CLI> add fr tunnel 148 18 base 3 dte-panl -1

Note: For Passport 4430, 4450, and 4455, the Logical Interface Module (LIM) name for the base module is always limA. The WAN and Expansion modules are numbered lim1 through lim4. For the Passport 4460, the LIM name for the base module is always base, Expansion modules are named exp1, exp2, and the PCMCIA module is named pcmciaExp.

Note: Repeat the above command for the other side of the central office, except configure it for dce-panl (add fr tunnel 148 18 base 3 dce-panl).

End of Procedure

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Optional ISDN Parameters