Continue on to Step 6

Define frame relay protocol support on the FR DCE port.

CLI> define wan port protocol

Parameter	Range of Values	Required Actions
<IfIndex>	INTEGER (1..255)	Enter the IfIndex of the physical port as determined in Step 1.
<ProtocolSupport>	none \| standardFr \| switchingFR \| htds \| cbr \| sdlc \| x25 \| async \| pppHdlc The Passport 4460 software contains the additional parameters: channel \| hdlc \| bypass \| casBypass	Enter standardFr.

Parameter

Range of Values

Required Actions

INTEGER (1..255)

Enter the IfIndex of the physical port as determined in Step 1.

The Passport 4460 software contains the additional parameters:

channel | hdlc | bypass | casBypass

Enter standardFr.

Example:

CLI> define wan port protocol 150 standardFr

This command creates a new IfIndex for the FR DCE port that has an IfExtType of frameRelayService. This new IfIndex is used by the Passport 4400 to refer to the FR DCE service over the physical port. It does not refer to the port itself.

Determine the IfIndex for the FR DCE service created in Step 6.

CLI> show system IfIndex configured

IfIndex	IfExtType	PPA	IfSlot
1	ethernetCsmacd	0	base
2	propVirtual	0	base
3	other	0	base
4	propVirtual	1	base
5	other	0	base
6	other	0	base
7	isdnu	3	base
8	ds0	3	base
9	ds0	3	base
10	lapd	3	base
11	isdn	3	base
150	propMultiplexor	1	base
151	other	1	base
152	frameRelayService	1	base
153	propMultiplexor	2	base

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.

To find the IfIndex for the FR DCE service, look for the IfExtType of frameRelayService. This will be listed just below the IfIndex of the physical port. For example, frameRelayService on Port 1 (IfIndex 150) will have an IfIndex of 152.

Define the LMI protocol of the FR DCE service to match the LMI protocol configured on the attached FRAD.

CLI> define fr line network rfc1604service vcSignalProtocol

Parameter	Range of Values	Required Actions
<IfIndex>	INTEGER (1..255)	Enter the IfIndex of the physical port as determined in Step 7.
<VCSignalProtocol>	none \| lmi \| ccittQ933A \| ansiT1617D-1994	Enter the LMI protocol that matches the attached FRAD. The default for the Passport 4400 is ansiT1617D.

Note: Some third-party routers have a default LMI protocol of CCITT. Make sure that the LMI settings of the FRAD and the Passport 4400 match.

Example:

CLI> define fr line network rfc1604service vcSignalProtocol 150 ansiT1617D

Find the DNA prefix of the Passport 4400 unit. (This has already been configured.) See Getting Started with Passport 4400, Release 4.1, 209664-A.

CLI> show msm profile

You will see a table similar to the following:

NodeId

1 (operational)

5 (configured)

CustomerId

0 (operational)

99 (configured)

DNAPrefix

"[x121]" (operational)

"[x121]302181139710" (configured

In the above table, a node ID of 5, a customer ID of 99, and a DNA prefix of 302181139710 have been previously configured. Notice that the operational values have not changed from the default values because the Passport 4400 has not been reset.