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CONFIGURING WAN INTERFACE

 

 

This chapter contains information on the following topics:

 

WAN Interface Introduction

 

Asynchronous Serial Interface

 

AUX Interface

 

Synchronous Serial Interface

 

ISDN BRI Interface

 

CE1/PRI Interface

 

CT1/PRI Interface

 

E1-F Interface

 

T1-F Interface

 

CE3 Interface

 

CT3 Interface

 

 

WAN Interface

The wide area network (WAN) can be divided into X.25 network, frame relay

Introduction

network, ATM network and ISDN network according to the line type. Accordingly,

 

the router has synchronous/asynchronous serial interface, ATM interface, ISDN BRI

 

and CE1/PRI.

Presently, the 3Com Router-supported WAN interfaces include asynchronous serial interface, AUX interface, synchronous serial interface, ISDN BRI interface CE1/PRI interfaces, CT3, CT1/PRI interface, E1-F interface, T1-F interface, CE3 interface.

Asynchronous Serial Interface

Configure Asynchronous Serial Interface

There are two asynchronous serial interfaces in the 3Com Router. One is Serial, which sets the synchronous/asynchronous serial interface to work in asynchronous mode. The other is Async, a special asynchronous serial interface.

You can set asynchronous serial interface to dedicated line mode or dialup mode. When the asynchronous serial interface is connected with Modem or ISDN terminal adapter (TA) externally, it can serve as a dialup interface, encapsulating link layer protocol SLIP or PPP, and supporting IP and IPX.

Asynchronous serial interface configuration includes:

Set the synchronous/asynchronous serial interface to work in asynchronous mode

Enter the view of specified asynchronous serial interface

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