3Com 10014299 CT3 Interface, 44.736Mbps, Mode non-channelized mode, Data bandwidth 44736kbps

CT3 Interface 149

Display and Debug CE3 The display and debug operations of CE3 interface include disabling interface and Interface displaying interface information. But you should be careful when using the

shutdown command, because disabling an interface will cause the interface to stop working.

Perform the following configuration in all views.

Table 173 Display and debug CE3 interface

Operation	Command
Disable the CE3 interface	shutdown
Enable the CE3 interface	undo shutdown
Disable the E1 channel	e1 line-number shutdown
Enable the E1 channel	undo e1 line-numbershutdown
Display the CE3 interface information	display controller e3 number

The enabling/disabling operation done on the CE3 interface takes effect on CE3 interface, the demultiplexed E1 channels and the serial interfaces formed through binding operation. The enabling/disabling operation done on the E1 interface takes effect on E1 interface and the serial interfaces formed through binding operation. After executing the shutdown command on the specified CE3 interface, all the E1 channels and the serial interfaces formed by channel binding on the CE3 interface will be shut down, and data transmitting and receiving activities will stop. Executing the undo shutdown command, however, will re-enable all the E1 channels and the serial interfaces formed by channel binding operations.

CT3 Interface	Both T3 and T1 belong to the T-carrier system specified by ANSI, T3 is
	corresponding to the digital signal level DS-3, and the data transmission rate is
	44.736Mbps.
	CT3 interface has two operating modes: T3 mode (channelized mode) and CT3
	mode (non-channelized mode).
	■ When working in T3 mode, the interface is equivalent to a fractional interface
	of data bandwidth 44736kbps.
	■ When working in CT3 mode, the interface can multiplex/demultiplex 28
	channels of T1 signals. Each T1 interface can be divided into 24 time slots
	numbered in the range of 1 to 24. These time slots can be randomly bound
	into N x 64Kbps or N x 56Kbps logical channels.
	CT3 interface supports the link layer protocols PPP, HDLC, Frame Relay, LAPB and
	X.25, and the network protocols such as IP and IPX.

Configure CT3 Interface CT3 interface configuration includes:

■Enter the view of the specified CT3 interface

■Set clock mode

■Set cable length

■Set loopback mode

■Set frame format

■Set operating mode of CT3 interface