The following CLI commands are used to configure variables for the PANL-DTE connection:
CLI> define msm dteLink
The following list of options appear:
| Options | Description |
|---|---|
| dceMaxFrameSize and dteMaxFrameSize | The maximum size (in bytes) of frames received by the PANL-DCE (dceMaxFrameSize) and PANL-DTE (dteMaxFrameSize) Passport nodes from the network. To ensure proper flow of voice packets, set these parameters to (baud/64000) * 80, where baud is the baud rate of the physical WAN port as selected in Step 3 of CLI Procedure for Configuring Physical Ports and DLCIs. The default is 80. |
| dceReceiverBW and dteReceiverBW | The maximum throughput (in bits/second) that the PANL-DCE (dceReceiverBW) and PANL-DTE (dteReceiverBW) Passport nodes are capable of receiving.
Set this parameter to the WAN link baud rate if the WAN link baud rate is set to the default (64000), and there is only one frame relay tunnel link configured.
Set this parameter according to the frame relay tunnel DLCI's CIR rate. |
| maxSubChannelRange | The highest allowable DLCI number that can be used on this PANL link. The default is 63. |
Example:
CLI> define msm dteLink dceMaxFrameSize
| Parameter | Range of Values | Required Action |
|---|---|---|
| <IfIndex> | INTEGER (1..255) | Enter the TunnelIfIndex of the netlink established in Step 10 of CLI Procedure for Configuring Physical Ports and DLCIs. |
| <dceMaxFrameSize> | INTEGER (50..4100) | Enter the default value of 80. |
Example:
CLI> define msm dteLink dceMaxFrameSize 149 80
Save the configuration of the Passport 4400 and restart the unit.
CLI> save configuration update
CLI> reset system current reset
CLI Commands for Input of Committed Information Rate (CIR) Data
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