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CLI Procedure for Configuring and Displaying Frame Relay System Parameters

The Passport 4400 supports up to 255 DLCIs and 32 virtual ports. These numbers are configurable using the define fr system command options.

To check the current values of the frame relay system parameters, enter the following CLI command:

CLI> show fr system configured

You will see a table similar to the following:

MaxNumberOfDLCI

255

MaxVirtualPort

32

MaxDLCIPerLine

255

NumberingPlan

x121

PanlLmiTrap

disabled

MsmTrap

disabled

CoreTrap

disabled

PlmTrap

disabled

dcSwitch

disabled

VoiceOverbooking

notAllowed


To change the values of the frame relay system parameters, use the following CLI command:

CLI> define fr system

The applicable parameters are described below:

Options

Description

maxDLCIPerLine

The maximum number of DLCIs that will be permitted on a single frame relay DCE port. For Passport 4400 units equipped with High-speed Data Modules (HDMs), you may need to lower this value to accommodate all available ports. The default is 255.

maxNumberOfDLCI

The maximum total number of DLCIs supported by the Passport 4400. The default value is 255.

maxVirtualPort

The maximum number of virtual ports supported by the Passport 4400. The default value is 32.

numberingPlan

The DNA numbering plan used by the Passport 4400. The default numbering plan is x121.

coreTrap

These four commands are used to enable or disable the generation of trap messages. The four categories of trap messages are frame relay Core, PANL Local Management Interface (LMI), PANL Signaling Module (MSM), and PLM.

panlLmiTrap

msmTrap

plmTrap

dcSwitch

This command switches on Data Compression. Select Enable to turn on Data Compression.


To put the newly defined frame relay system parameters into effect, save the current configuration and reset the Passport 4400.

CLI> save configuration update

CLI> reset system current reset

End of Procedure

Frame Relay Line Parameters


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