Configuring X.25 PVCs Using the CLI

1. For each entry you need to include in the PVC definition table, enter the following CLI command:

CLI> add x25 pvc

Parameter	Range of Values	Required Action
<ifSource>	Integer (1..255)	Enter the IfIndex of the physical port or the packet level IfIndex of the virtual port.
<CircuitSource>	Integer (1..4095)	Enter the Logical Channel Number (LCN).
<ifDestination>	Integer (1..255)	Enter the IfIndex of the physical port or the packet level IfIndex of the virtual port.
<CircuitDestination>	Integer (1..4095	Enter the Logical Channel Number (LCN).




Example:

CLI> add x25 pvc 51 1 161 1

2. Enter the number of PVCs to the X.25 ports:

CLI> define x25 parameters numberPVCs

Parameter	Range of Values	Required Action
<Index>	Integer (1..255)	Enter the IfIndex of the virtual port.
<NumberPVCs>	Integer (0..4095)	Enter the number of PVCs assigned to this port.




Example:

CLI> define x25 parameters numberPVCs 51 1

3. Save the configuration:

CLI> save configuration update

4. Repeat steps 2 and 3 for each X.25 packet IfIndex for the physical port.
5. Reset the unit:

CLI> reset system current reset

Note: X.25 PVCs in the Passport 4400 X.25 services might not recover properly when a reset is requested by the packet layer protocol or when a Reset command is issued from an X.25 terminal. The reset would normally occur after error conditions such as a protocol violation, out of sequence error, or network failure. If the PVCs do not recover, you can either issue a Restart command from an X.25 terminal, or, you can reset the Passport 4400 unit. In either case, all calls are cleared.

End of procedure.