3Com 2500 manual Routes, Adding a Permanent Virtual Circuit PVC, Automatically

Administering Routes 9-9

Adding a Permanent Virtual Circuit (PVC)

Top-Level Menu

system
fddiethernet
	➧interface
atm		route	summary
bridge		arp	detail
➧ip		atmArpSErver
			define
ipx		multicast modify
		udpHelperremove
appletalk
		routing	addAdvertisement
snmp			removeAdvertisement
analyzer		rip
			➧addPvc
script
logout		ping	removePvc
		statistics

This command adds a PVC to an LIS interface.

To add a PVC:

1From the top level of the Administration Console, enter:

ip interface addPvc

2Enter the index interface number that you want to associate with the PVC.

3Enter the Virtual Path Interface (VPI) and the Virtual Circuit Interface (VCI) pairs in this format: VPI/VCI. Separate additional entries with a comma.

Example:

Select interface index [1]: 1

Enter [VPI/VCI]: 2/20

Removing a

Permanent Virtual

Circuit (PVC)

Top-Level Menu

system
fddiethernet
	➧interface
			summary
atm		route
		arp	detail
bridge
		multicast	define
➧ip
			modify
ipx		atmArpServer
		udpHelperremove
appletalk
		routing	addAdvertisement
snmp			removeAdvertisement
analyzer
		rip	addPvc
script		ping	➧removePvc
logout
		statistics

This command removes one or more PVCs associated with an LIS interface.

To remove a PVC, from the top level of the Administration Console, enter:

ip interface removePVC

Enter the index number of the interface you want to remove and the VPI/VCI pair that you want to remove.

Administering	Each system maintains a table of routes to other IP networks, subnets, and
Routes	hosts. You can make static entries in this table using the Administration
	Console or configure the system to use RIP to exchange routing information
	automatically.

Each routing table entry contains the following information:

■Destination IP Address and Subnet Mask — These elements define the address of the destination network, subnet, or host. A route matches an IP address if the bits in the IP address that correspond to the bits set in the route subnet mask match the route destination address. If the system finds