Configure the Passport 4400 Switch Map at Site 1 to Site 2

1. Determine the DLCI number for the FR DCE port on the Passport 4400. This must be obtained from the FRAD configuration.
2. Define switch maps for both Passport 4400 units.

CLI> add fr switch map

Parameter	Range of Values	Required Actions
<LocalNetIfIndex>	INTEGER (1..255)	Enter the IfIndex of the frame relay service as determined in Step 7 of CLI Procedure for Configuring Frame Relay Pass-Through.
<LocalNetDLCI>	INTEGER (16..991)	Enter the DLCI for the FR DCE service on the local Passport 4400.
<RemoteNetDLCI>	INTEGER (16..991)	Enter the DLCI for the FR DCE service on the remote Passport 4400.
<SVCDNA>	Frame Relay DNA (as a quoted string) (1..34)	Enter the DNA prefix of the remote Passport 4400, followed by the IfSlot number and port number of the physical port on the remote Passport 4400 (inside quotation marks without any spaces). See the Note below ().
<ConnectType>	slave | master	Enter master for the site that will establish the connection. Enter slave for the other site. When establishing a switch map from Passport 4400 to a Passport 6400, the Passport 4400 should always be set to master.
<SwitchType>	frdce | htds | cbr | x25 Passport 4460 does not currently support the x25 value.	Enter frdce for both sites.




Note: The PPA can be obtained from the show system IfIndex configured table command. The IfSlot name is the physical location of the module, and must be determined for each module: Base module (base) 1 HDM (exp1) 2 HDM (exp2) 3




Example:

CLI> add fr switch map 152 100 200 "302181140042311" master frdce

Note that the last three digits of the SVCDNA parameter are 311. The 3 indicates the service type, frame relay DCE. The 11 indicates the location of the card on the unit at Site 2: Port 1 (PPA = 1) on the base module (Slot = 1).

3. Configure the Passport 4400 switch map at Site 2.

CLI> add fr switch map 152 200 100 "302181139710321" slave frdce

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.

The illustration below shows two Passport 4400 units configured for frame relay pass-through. Both Passport 4400 units in this example use Port 1 as the FR DCE port. Note how the switch maps are constructed from the IfIndexes, DLCIs, and DNA prefixes.

4. Save the current configuration and reset the Passport 4400.

CLI> save configuration update

CLI> reset system current reset

5. Confirm the following:
• The frame relay ports on both Passport 4400 units are up.
• The LMI protocol on both Passport 4400 units is up and running.
• The frame relay switch maps on both Passport 4400 units are active.

Note: The commands shown below are for the Passport 4400 at Site 1 only. Repeat the commands for the Passport 4400 at Site 2.




CLI> show port parameters entry 152

You will see a table similar to the following:

IfIndex	152
Description	"FrameRelay Physical DCE Line"
IfType	other
Mtu	1604
Speed	64000
PhysAddress	00:60:38:05:00:bf
AdminStatus	up
OperStatus	up
LastChange	00Years 000Days 00:00:17
RxOctets	0
RxUnicastPackets	0
RxNonUnicastPackets	0
RxDiscards	0
RxErrors	0
RxUnknownProtocols	0
TxOctets	0
TxUnicastPackets	0
TxNonUnicastPackets	0
TxDiscards	0
TxErrors	0
TxQueueLength	0
Specific	"0.0"




The OperStatus parameter should indicate up. A status of down indicates a physical layer problem on the FR DCE port. Use the following CLI command to verify operational status:

CLI> show fr line network proprietaryService operational entry 152

You will see a table similar to the following:

IfIndex	152
FlowControl	disabled
Delta	1
ConsecutiveFrames	10
RateEnforcement	enabled
MaxTxFrameSizeBc	1604
MaxRxFrameSize	1604
TxBc	0
RxBc	0
TxBe	0
RxBe	0
TxThroughput	64000
RxThroughput	0
PVCLMIStatus	up




The PVCLMIStatus parameter should indicate up. A status of down indicates an LMI mismatch between the Passport 4400 and the attached FRAD.

CLI> show fr switch map operational entry 152 100

You will see a table similar to the following:

LocalNetIfIndex	152
LocalNetDLCI	100
ConnectID	1
RemoteNetDLCI	200
SVCIfIndex	0
SVCDNA	"302181140042311"
SVCDLCI	17
LocalPVCDLCIState	active
SVCUserDLCIState	active
ConnectType	master
LastChange	00Years 001Days 02:53:59
SwitchDisconnReason	no-reason
SwitchType	FR DCE
RxErrors	0
RxUnknownProtocols	0
TxOctets	0
TxUnicastPackets	0
TxNonUnicastPackets	0
TxDiscards	0
TxErrors	0
TxQueueLength	0
Specific	"0.0"




The LocalPVCDLCIState and SVCUserDLCIState parameters should both indicate active. A state of inactive indicates a problem with the DNA.

Repeat the steps from this procedure for each Passport 4400 that is to provide frame relay DCE service.

End of Procedure

End of Topic

Optional WAN Port Parameters