Configure Dynamic Mapping, Configure Static Mapping

Chapter 13: AI2524 Frame Relay Configuration Steps

Examples: IETF Encapsulation

The first example sets IETF encapsulation at the interface level. The second example sets IETF encapsulation on a per-DLCI basis. In the first example, the keyword ietf sets the default encapsulation method for all maps to IETF.

encapsulation frame-relay IETF frame-relay map ip 131.108.123.2 48 broadcast frame-relay map ip 131.108.123.3 49 broadcast

In this example, IETF encapsulation is configured on a per-DLCI ba- sis. This configuration has the same result as the configuration in th first example.

encapsulation frame-relay

frame-relay map ip 131.108.123.2 48 broadcast ietf frame-relay map ip 131.108.123.3 49 broadcast ietf

Configure Dynamic or Static Address Mapping

Dynamic address mapping uses Frame Relay Inverse ARP to request the next hop protocol address for a specific connection, given its known DLCI. Inverse ARP is enabled by default for all protocols it supports, but can be disabled for specific protocol-DLCI pairs. As a re- sult, you can use dynamic mapping for some protocols and static map- ping for other protocols on the same DLCI.

Configure Dynamic Mapping

Inverse ARP is enabled by default for all protocols enabled on the physical interface. Packets are not sent out for protocols that are not enabled on the interface.

Because Inverse ARP is enabled by default, no additional command is required to configure dynamic mapping on an interface.

Configure Static Mapping

A static map links a specified next hop protocol address to a specified DLCI. Static mapping removes the need for Inverse ARP requests; when you supply a static map, Inverse ARP is automatically disabled for the specified protocol on the specified DLCI.

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AI2524 Router User’s Manual August Reference 2524UM Applied Innovation Inc FCC Warning AI2524 Router User’s Manual Copyright NoticeElectrostatic Discharge Warning Contents Setup Command Facility Task List Edit Command Lines that Wra Manually Loading System Images Using the System Configuration DialogAI2524 Protocol Configuration Steps Introduction System Configuration Dialog AI2524 OSI/CLNP Configuration Steps TOC-5 Configure the Synchronous Serial Interfaces 10-1 Serial Interface Configuration Steps 10-1AI2524 Sync PPP Configuration Steps 11-1 Configure Miscellaneous Tarp PDU Information TOC-7 13-1 13-47 T1 Interface Configuration Steps 14-113-13 13-18 Debug Command Reference 19-1 Basic Configuration 16-1Command References 17-1 System Error Messages 18-1 Documentation Overview IntroductionIntroduction Configuration tasks This chapter describes how to configure thThis chapter describes how to configure syn This chapter describes how to enable PPP en This appendix defines acronyms used in this Documentation for AISwitch products includesRelated Documentation Includes the release notes for this version Contact Information Cat filename Avaccess switchnameVariable Arguments Ls file directory Liable results Text could cause damage or unre AI2524 Router Card User’s Manual IN-1 Serial Cable Interface Four Wires 56K CSU/DSUAI2524 Overview Introduction Reliable, Adaptive Routing Software Features FunctionsRemote Access and Protocol Translation Scalability AI2524 Overview 1Remote Access Functionality Supported Media SpecificationsSoftware AI2524 Overview Management and Security Frame Relay High-Level Data Link Control Hdlc PPP 25 a WAN protocolsNetwork protocols IP Routing Protocols External Connection Requirements Connections AI2524 Router Card User’s Manual Introduction Boot Router for First Time Configuration Overview Using Configuration Mode Configure the Router Prompt changes to the privileged Exec enable prompt Show ConfigurationResults of the show running-config and show startup Use the Command Interpreter Save the ConfigurationConfiguration Overviews Use Configuration Builder Configuration Overview Use the Web Browser Interface Configuration Storage and Hot SwapAlways Modify the Configuration Using Menu Store the Configuration on the AI198 Card Understanding the User Interface Command Line Interface Quit End a Session User Interface Task List Understanding the User Interface AI2524 Router Card User’s Manual Command Mode Access Method Prompt Exit Method Key# User Exec Mode Commands Bug Privileged Exec Mode Commands ROM Monitor Mode Commands Copy running-config startup-config command be You can also enter ROM monitor mode by entering the reloadFore issuing the reload command Configuring from terminal, memory, or network terminal? Maximum interval before running lowest priority process Interface Configuration Mode Commands Level 2 parameters Link Access Procedure, Balanced Subinterface Configuration Mode Commands Router Configuration Mode IPX-Router Configuration Mode Access-List Configuration Mode Key Chain Configuration ModeKey Chain Key Configuration Mode Response Time Reporter Configuration Mode Context-Sensitive Help Help Command Command Format Examples Get Command Syntax HelpGet Help for Abbreviated Commands Understanding the User Interface Get Word Help Tion Enter the configure command followed by a space and a ques Tional options Check Command Syntax Tax for entering the time Now you can complete the command entry Size number-of History Commands Command FormatLines User Exec mode, reenable Editing Commands Command FormatTerminal editing Releases Revert to the editing mode of previousTerminal no edit Ing August Use Compatible Hardware and Software Enable the Web Browser InterfaceWeb Browser Interface Web Browser Interface Task List 1Example of a Home AI2524 Router Card User’s Manual Access Your Routers Home August 2524UM Http//example/exec/show/configuration Enter Commands Using the URL Window Enter the copy running-config startup-config com- mand Using AutoInstallPreparing for AutoInstall Using AutoInstall AutoInstall Requirements Ip helper Use a DOS-Based Tftp Server Acquire the New Routers IP Address How AutoInstall Works 1Using Slarp to Acquire the New Routers IP Address Resolve the IP Address to the Host Name 2Use Bootp or Rarp to Acquire the New Routers IP Address AI2524 Router Card User’s Manual Download the New Routers Host Configuration File Please Wait. AutoInstall being attempted Ip address address mask Perform AutoInstall ProcedureModify the Existing Routers Configuration Use an HDLC-Encapsulated Serial Interface Connection Interface ethernet tokenring fddi interface-number To exit configuration mode, press Ctrl-ZUse an Ethernet, Token Ring, or Fddi Interface Connection Clock rate bps Encapsulation frame-relay Copy running-config startup-configUse a Frame Relay-Encapsulated Serial Interface Connection Interface serial Clock rate bps1 Set Up the Tftp Server Response packets if the Tftp server is not on Same network segment as the new router. When youModified the existing routers configuration, you specified Existing router might need to forward Tftp requests Set Up the Bootp or Rarp Server Connect the New Router to the Network Configuration file is downloaded, the new router will load Verify that the existing and new routers and/or accessCommand to save configuration changes. Use the ping Exec command to verify connectivity. If an incorrect Setup Command Facility Task List Use Setup for Configuration ChangesUse Setup after First-Time Startup Show running-config command to ensure that If you use setup to modify a configuration because youPhysical connections using the show version Command. Also, verify the logical port assignments using NVRAM, or if the ignore Nvram bit is set in th Configuration register, the router enters the streamlinedSetup command facility. Refer to Use the Streamlined Setup Facility, for more information AI2524 Router Card User’s Manual Using AutoInstall AI2524 Router Card User’s Manual Using AutoInstall AI2524 Router Card User’s Manual Use the Streamlined Setup Facility Information Message Configuring interface IP parameters forNetbooting only appears if you are booting over a network Server and your configuration has insufficient IP Introduction System Configuration Dialog Using the System Configuration Dialog Are for reference only and may not exactly reflect Default parameters for the console port areBaud, 8 data bits, no parity, and 2 stop bits Messages displayed vary, depending on the Cisco IOS BRI0 Enter the enable and virtual terminal passwords Enter an enable secret passwordConfigure the appropriate protocols for your router Country Isdn Switch Type Description Refer to this table for Isdn switch types AI2524 Router Card User’s Manual Manually Loading System Images Configuration that you want to modify Image Configuration File Load Task ListOrganization of tasks assumes you have a minimal Device Retrieve System Images Configuration FilesRetrieve System Images and Configuration File Task List Copy System Images from a Network Server to Flash Memory Compare the size of the file you want to copy to File to Flash memory. Use the show flash commandAppear, where xxxx/xxxx is the number of bytes read Be sure there is enough available space before copying a OK 1906676/4194240 bytes Verifying via checksum Be sure you have enough Flash memory space before If you enter n after the Erase flash beforeWriting? prompt, the copy process continues. If you Enter y and confirm the erasure, the erase routine begins Copy Configuration Files from a Network Server to Router Boot buffersize bytes Change the Buffer Size for Loading Configuration FilesCopy tftp running-config startup-config When prompted, enter the server IP address or domain name Verify the Image in Flash Memory Display System Image and Configuration Information Verify flash Show startup-configShow flh-log Show version Configure memory Reexecute the Configuration Commands in StartupClear the Configuration Information This example illustrates how to use this command General Startup Task List Enter Configuration Mode and Select a Configuration SourceThese methods are described in these sections Configure the Cisco IOS software from the Terminal Ip-address Configure the Cisco IOS software from MemoryConfigure the Cisco IOS software from the Network Host network Copy tftp startup-config Copy a Configuration File Directly to the StartupModify the Configuration Register Boot Field How the Router Uses the Boot Field Setting the Boot Field Config-register value Perform the Boot Field Modification Tasks Specify the Startup Configuration File Boot network tftp filename ip-address Specify the Startup Configuration File Task ListDownload the Network Configuration File Download the Host Configuration File Boot host tftp filename ip-address Show flash all Store System Images Configuration FilesStore System Images and Configuration Files Task List Copy System Images from Flash Memory to a Network Server ROM Configure terminal command with Copy running-config startup-config tftp Copy Configuration Files from the Router to a Network Server Systems that Support Dual Flash Bank Partition Flash Memory Using Dual Flash BankTasks Startup Task List Understanding Relocatable Images Flash Load Helper versus Dual Flash Bank Dual Flash Bank Configuration Task List Copy tftp flash Helper software in boot ROMsPartition flash partitions size1 size2 Exec mode, download a file into a Flash partition Boot flash flash flash partition- numberfilename Method of Downloading Result of Booting from FlashBoot flash flash flash partition- number Boot flash flash flash filename Tftp-server flash filename Boot system flash flash flash partition-numberBoot system flash flash flash filename Boot system flash flash flash partition-numberfilename AI2524 Router Card User’s Manual Download a File Using Flash Load Helper Flash Load Helper Configuration Task List Enter the name of the file you want to copy Enter the name of the destination file System configuration has been modified. Save? confirm Manually Load a System Image from ROM Monitor Manually Boot from FlashMonitor Flash Load Helper Manually Boot from a Network File Use the System Image Instead of Reloading Manually Boot from ROMContinue AI2524 Router Card User’s Manual Configuration Steps AI2524 Protocol Configuration Steps Configure Ospf Interface Parameters Enable Ospf Ip ospf dead-interval seconds Configure Ospf over Different Physical NetworksIp ospf authentication-key key Enable Ospf MD5 authentication Neighbor ip-addresspriority number poll-interval seconds Configure Ospf for Nonbroadcast NetworksConfigure Ospf Area Parameters Area area-idauthentication message-digest Area area-idstub no-summary Configure Ospf Not So Stubby Area NssaArea area-iddefault-cost cost Define an area to be a stub area Summary-address address mask Configure Route Summarization between Ospf AreasImplementation Considerations Area area-id range address mask Ip ospf name-lookup AI2524 Protocol Configuration Steps Create Virtual LinksGenerate a Default Route Configure Lookup of DNS Names No ospf auto-cost-determination Disable Default Ospf Metric Calculation Based on BandwidthConfigure Ospf on Simplex Ethernet Interfaces Interface loopback Timers spf spf-delay spf-holdtime Configure Ospf over On-Demand Circuits AI2524 Router Card User’s Manual Network Illustration To take advantage of the Ospf stub area support, defaultRouting must be used in the stub area Igrp Configuration Task List Igrp Updates Neighbor ip-address Allow Point-to-Point Updates for IgrpDefine Unequal-Cost Load Balancing Router igrp process number Control Traffic Distribution Adjust the Igrp Metric Weights You only perform it with guidance from an experienced Disable HolddownEnforce a Maximum Network Diameter Because of the complexity of this task, we recommend that 1Interior, System, and Exterior Routes No validate-update-source Router rip RIP Configuration Task ListEnable RIP Allow Point-to-Point Updates for RIP Version 1 Specify a RIP VersionIp rip send version 1 Disable Route Summarization AI2524 Router Card User’s Manual Enable RIP Authentication No validate-update-source ion Disable the Validation of Source IP Addresses Route-map map-tagpermit deny sequence-number No default-information in out Configuration Task List AI2524 OSI/CLNP Configuration StepsAI2524 OSI/CLNP Configuration Steps 1NSAP Address Fields Understand Addresses ISO Igrp Nsap Address 2Sample Domain and Area Addresses 3ISO Igrp Nsap Addressing Structure IS-IS Nsap Address 4IS-IS Nsap Addressing Structure Addressing Rules Routing Table Example AI2524 Router Card User’s Manual Addressing Examples Datagram Destination Nsap Table Entry Address Number Used Entry Nsap Address Next-Hop NET Prefix Intermediate Systems is and End Systems ES Dynamic Routing Routing Decisions Static Routing Enable ISO Igrp Configure ISO Igrp Dynamic RoutingRouter iso-igrp tag Clns router iso-igrp tag level Example Dynamic Routing within the Same AreaDefine a tag castor for the routing process 6CLNS Dynamic Routing within Two Areas Example Dynamic Routing in More Than One Area Define a tag orion for the routing process Example Dynamic Routing in Overlapping AreasDefine a tag cancer for the routing process Net 47.0004.004d.0004.0000.0C00.0506.00 Router Chicago 7CLNS Dynamic Interdomain R outing Specify iso-igrp routing with the tag a Define a tag B for the routing processSpecify iso-igrp routing with the tag B Adjust ISO Igrp Metrics Configure ISO Igrp ParametersRouter Detroit Enable or Disable Split Horizon Adjust ISO Igrp TimersMetric weights qos k1 k2 k3 k4 k5 Enable IS-IS Configure IS-IS Dynamic Routing Level1 and Level2 Routing Examples IS-IS Routing ConfigurationConfigure the NET for the process in area 47.0004.004d.0001 Enable IS-IS routing on ethernet Level2 Routing Only OSI ConfigurationEnable IS-IS routing on serial Configure a level 2 adjacency only for interface serial Establish a level-1 adjacency ISO Clns Dynamic Route RedistributionRouter is in areas 47.0004.004d.0001 and 47.0004.004d.0011 Specify a cost of 5 for the level-1 routes Redistribute IS-IS routing information Assign Multiple Area Addresses to IS-IS Areas This example illustrates specifying a NET Examples NETs ConfigurationThese are examples of configuring NETs for both ISO Igrp This example illustrates using a name for a NET Example Router in Two Areas IS-IS MultihomingThis example illustrates specifying a single NET This example net is the hex value for area 001F in this example net is the hex value for area Configure IS-IS Parameters Specify Router-Lev elSupport Configure IS-IS Authentication PasswordsIgnore IS-IS Link-State Packet LSP Errors Ignore-lsp-errors Lsp-mtu size Log Adjacency State ChangesChange IS-IS LSP MTU Size Log-adjacency-changes Isis metric default-metriclevel-1 level-2 Adjust IS-IS Link-State MetricsSet the Advertised Hello Interval and Hello Multiplier Isis csnp-interval seconds level-1 level-2 Set the Advertised Csnp IntervalIsis hello-interval seconds level-1 level-2 Isis hello-multiplier multiplier level-1 level-2 Specify Designated Router Election Set the Retransmission IntervalSpecify the Interface Circuit Type Clns net net-address name Configure Clns Static RoutingEnable Static Routes Isis password password level-1 level-2 Examples Basic Static Routing Configure this network entity title for the routing processExample Create a static route for the interface 9Static Routing Assign a static address for the router Example Static Intradomain RoutingSpecify end system for static routing Define the name detroit to be used in place of this Nsap Enable ISO Igrp routing of Clns packetsConfigure net chicago, as shown in steps Specify iso-igrp routing using the specified tag sales Set the interface up as a DTE with X.25 encapsulation Example Static InterdomainRo uting Router a Specify iso-igrp routing using the specified tag orionDefine the tag bar to be used in place of Router Bs Nsap Router B Clns route nsap-prefix type number snpa- address Configure Variations of the Static RouteClns route default nsap-prefix type number Map Nsap Addresses to Media Addresses Clns es-neighbor nsap snpa For more information, refer to Configure Clns over WANsClns is-neighbor nsap snpa Specify Shortcut Nsap Addresses Configure Miscellaneous FeaturesClns host name nsap Clns filter-set sname permit deny template Create Packet-Forwarding Filters and Establish Adjacencies Apply a filter expression to Isis adjacencies Clns access-group name in outExamples Clns Filter Redistribute Routing Information Route-map map-tagpermit deny sequence- number Redistribute iso-igrp tag route-map map- tagRedistribute isis tag route-map map-tag Router isis tag Match clns interface type number type number...type number Match clns address name name...nameMatch clns next-hop name name...name Match clns route-source name name...name Examples Route Map Specify Preferred Routes Configure ES-IS Hello Packet ParametersDistance value clns Clns esct-time seconds Clns holding-time seconds Example ISO Clns over Configure Clns over WANs Define the X.121 address of 31101 for serial Assume the host is a DTE and encapsulates Performance Configure this side as a DCEConfigure the Nsap of Router a and accept reverse charges Enhance ISO Disable Fast Switching Through the Cache Disable ChecksumsAI2524 Router Card User’s Manual Specify the MTU Size Cisco IOS software when the router is acting as an is Transmit Error Protocol Data Units ERPDUsControl Redirect Protocol Data Units RDPDUs Send IS/ES hellos every 45 seconds Example Performance ParametersClns packet-lifetime seconds Clns want-erpdu Monitor Maintain the ISO Clns Network Which-route nsap-address clns-name PDU Configure Tarp on ISO Clns Tarp enable Enable Tarp and Configure a Tarp TID Configure Static Tarp Adjacency and Blacklist Adjacency AI2524 OSI/CLNP Configuration Steps Disable Tarp CachingDisable Tarp PDU Origination and Propagation Configure Multiple Nsap Addresses Tarp route-static nsap Determine TIDs and NSAPsTarp blacklist-adjacency nsap AI2524 OSI/CLNP Configuration Steps Configure Tarp Timers Tarp protocol hex-digit Monitor and Maintain the Tarp Protocol Basic Tarp Configuration Example Examples Tarp Configuration 13Sample Tarp Configuration Complex Tarp Configuration Example Introduction Configure Synchronous Serial Interfaces Serial Interface Configuration StepsSerial Interface Configuration Steps AI2524 Router Card User’s Manual Introduction Configuration Overview AI2524 Sync PPP Configuration StepsAI2524 Sync PPP Configuration Steps AI2524 Router Card User’s Manual PPP Configuration Task List Encapsulation ppp Enable PPP Encapsulation Enable Chap or PAP Authentication Username name password secret If you use a list-name that has not been configuredWith the aaa authentication ppp command, you Disable PPP on the line Ppp use-tacacs single-line Aaa authentication ppp Example Chap with an Encrypted PasswordConfigure Router Configure Router zzz Enable Link Quality Monitoring LQMPpp quality percentage Autodetect encapsulation encapsulation-type Ppp compress predictor stac Configure IP Address PoolingEnable compression Peer Address Allocation Precedence Rules Interfaces Affected Define the Global Default MechanismChoose the IP Address Assignment Method Ip dhcp-server ip-address name Define Dhcp as the Global Default Mechanism Ip local pool poolname low-ip-address high-ip-address Configure Per-Interface IP Address AssignmentPeer default ip address pool poolname Peer default ip address ip-address Line is busy, no retry occurs. If the callback server has Configure PPP CallbackNo interface available when attempting the return call, it Interface async number Dialer in-band no-parity odd-parity Ppp authentication chap papDialer hold-queue packets timeout seconds Example PPP Callback Client Dialer callback-secure Dialer hold-queue number timeout seconds Client On the PPP callback server, the dialer enable-timeoutFunctions as the timer for returning calls to the callback Example PPP Callback Server An interface cannot function as both a half-bridge and a Configure PPP Half-BridgingCommand affects all member interfaces If entered on a dialer or async-group interface, this Interface is shut down or before you provide a protocol You must enter the ppp bridge command either whenCisco IOS software supports no more than one PPP Half-bridge per Ethernet subnetwork Configure Multilink PPP on Asynchronous Interfaces Configure Multilink PPP Enable Multilink PPP. ppp multilink Configure Multilink PPP on a Single Isdn BRI InterfaceDialer load-threshold load inbound outbound either Dialer load-threshold load Configure the Isdn interface to call the remote sitePpp authentication pap Enable Multilink PPP on the dialer rotary group Dialer idle-timeout seconds Configure Multilink PPP on Multiple Isdn BRI Interfaces Dialer-group group-number Ppp authentication chapDialer rotary-group group-number AI2524 Router Card User’s Manual August 2524UM Understand Virtual Private Dial-up Networks Configure Virtual Private Dial-up NetworksThis implementation of Vpdn supports PPP dial-up only Different stack group members. Vpdn provides speed MMP feature uses Vpdn to connect multiple PPPReliability for the setup and shutdown of Multilink PPP Sessions for which individual dial-in calls have arrived on Interface virtual-template number Ip local pool default ip-addressIp unnumbered ethernet Vpdn incoming remote-namelocal-namevirtual-template number Example Network Access Server Servicing Multiple DomainsVpdn outgoing domain-name local-name ip ip- address Gateway2-Domain2 Gateway1-Domain1Example NAS Servicing Multiple Domains to the Same Gateway Gateway Example Using TACACS+ for Forwarding from the NASTACACS+ Server Vty-async Monitor Maintain MLP MMP, and Vpdn Virtual InterfacesShow vpdn Configuration Task List AI2524 X.25 Configuration StepsOften it is used Set the X.25 Mode Configure Interface Consultative Committee for International Telegraph ITU-T carries out the functions of the formerTelephone Ccitt Because the X.25 protocol requires the DTE and DCE to Virtual circuit range limits when the interface is up areHeld until the X.25 protocol restarts the packet service Example Virtual Circuit Ranges Set the X.121 Address When the interface is up are held until the X.25 protocolRestarts the packet service Set the Packet Numbering Modulo Set Default Packet Sizes Set Default Window Sizes Example Typical X.25 Configuration Interface serial Ip address 172.25.9.1 Encapsulation Configure the X.25 Level 3 Timers Configure Additional InterfaceParameters Understand Normal X.25 Addressing Configure X.25 Addresses Understand X.25 Subaddresses Configure an Interface Alias Address Suppress or Replace the Calling Address Establish a Default Virtual Circuit ProtocolSuppress the Called Address No x25 linkrestart Configure an Datagram Transport Understand Point-to-Point and Multipoint Subinterfaces Configure Subinterfaces Create and Configure X.25 Subinterfaces Map Protocol Addresses to X.121 Addresses Example Point-to-Point Subinterface Configuration 0x01 Understand Protocol IdentificationAI2524 Protocol Protocol Identifier 0xCC or a 6-byte identification 0x80 followed by Default, although the Snap encoding can be configuredMap Datagram Addresses to X.25 Hosts IP datagrams can be identified with a 1-byte identification You can map an X.121 address to as many as nine Once in the command lineProtocol addresses, but each protocol can be mapped only Loads, requiring a larger hold queue, larger window sizes Configure PAD AccessMultiprotocol maps, especially those configured to carr Establish an Encapsulation PVC Configuration for Router Y Configuration for Router Specify the same IP address Configure X.25 BridgingX25 map compressedtcp command, they must both If you specify both ip and compressedtcp in the same Configure X.25 Payload Compression Configure Additional Datagram Transport Features X25 idle minutes Configure the Encapsulation Virtual Circuit Idle TimeSpecify an idle time for clearing a maps SVCs Establish the Packet Acknowledgment Policy Configure the Ignore Destination TimeX25 hold-vc-timer minutes X25 th delay-count Set reverse charging X25 facility cug group-numberX25 facility packetsize in-sizeout-sizeor X25 facility windowsize in-sizeout-sizeor Set the AI2524 standard network user identification Select transit delayAllow reverse charging acceptance Select throughput class negotiation Restrict outgoing calls from a map Define the Virtual Circuit Packet Hold Queue SizeRestrict Map Usage X25 hold-queue queue-size Configure X.25 Routing Example X.25 Route Address Pattern Matching Enable X.25 RoutingX25 routing use-tcp-if-defs 3X.25 Route Address Pattern Matching Configure a Local X.25 Route AI2524 Router Card User’s Manual Example X.25 Routing Number Configure XOT Remote X.25 RouteX25 route #position x121-address cud Pattern ip ip-addressxot-source type Number2 option Example PVC Switching on the Same RouterService tcp-keepalives-in Service tcp-keepalives-out X25 pvc number1 interface type number pvc 4X.25 Tunneling Connection Configure an XOT Remote PVC Example Remote PVC Tunneling 5Local Switching and Remote Tunneling PVCs Configure XOT to Use Interface Default Flow Control Values Configure Additional Routing Features Address substitution is not available for XOT routes Configure XOT Alternate DestinationsTranslate the X.25 destination address for local switching Substitute Addresses in a Local X.25 Route Enable Cmns on an Interface Configure Cmns Routing X25 map cmns nsap mac-address Example Cmns Configured for X.121 and MAC AddressesX25 map cmns nsap x121-address 6Example Network Topology for Switching Cmns over a PDN Example Cmns Switched over a PDN Example Cmns Switched over Leased Lines AI2524 Router Card User’s Manual Apply an Access List to a Line Create X.29 Access Lists Permit x121-address AI2524 Router Card User’s Manual Create an Access ListExample X.29 Access List X29 access-list access-list-numberdeny Example X.29 Profile Script Access-classaccess-list-numberX29 profile name parameter value parametervalue Configure a Lapb Datagram Transport Modify Lapb Protocol Parameters Example Typical Lapb Configuration Seconds Task Lapb Values Command Default ParameterModulus Siz e AI2524 X.25 Configuration Steps Configure Lapb Priority and Custom Queuing Monitor and Maintain Lapb Configure Transparent Bridging over Multiprotocol Lapb AI2524 Router Card User’s Manual 172.20.170.0 All four serial ports configured for the two routersFollowing configuration example must be assigned to Same IP subnet address space. In this case, the subnet is Configuration for Router B Example Booting from a Network Server over AI2524 X.25 Configuration Steps AI2524 Router Card User’s Manual Introduction Frame Relay Hardware Configuration AI2524 Frame Relay Configuration StepsAI2524 Frame Relay Configuration Steps Enable Frame Relay Encapsulation on an Interface Frame Relay Configuration Task List Configure Static Mapping Configure Dynamic Mapping Define a Dlci used to connect to a bridge Two Routers in Static Mode ExampleExamples Static Address Mapping Frame-relay map clns dlci broadcast Allow LMI Autosense to Operate IPX Routing ExampleLMI Autosense Process Set the LMI Type Configuring LMI AutosenseExplicitly Configure the LMI Copy running-config destination Frame-relay lmi-n392dce threshold Set the LMI Polling and Timer IntervalsSet the LMI Keepalive Interval Keepalive number Configure SVCs on a Physical Interface Configure Frame Relay Switched Virtual Circuits Example SVCs on an Interface Configure SVCs on a Subinterface optional Specify destination protocol addresses for a map-class Define a map class and its QOS settingsExample SVCs on a Subinterface Map-group group-name Frame-relay priority-group list-number Configure a Map ClassDefine another map class and its QOS settings Map-class frame-relay map-class-name X121 destination-address Configure a Map Group with E.164 or X.121 AddressesConfigure Lapf Parameters Associate the Map Class with Static Protocol Address Maps If you do not know well the resulting functional change Configure Frame Relay Traffic ShapingSpecification for Lapf Manipulation of Layer 2 parameters is not recommended Frame-relay class map-class-name Enable Frame Relay Traffic Shaping on the InterfaceSpecify a Traffic-Shaping Map Class for the Interface Frame-relay traffic-shaping Define Priority Queue Lists for the Map Class Define Access ListsFrame-relay custom-queue-list number Example Frame Relay Traffic Shaping AI2524 Frame Relay Configuration Steps Customize Frame Relay for Your Network Configure Frame Relay SubinterfacesUnderstand Frame Relay Subinterfaces With IP, reducing the addressing burden that might Point-to-point subinterfaces can be unnumbered for usOtherwise result Define Frame Relay Subinterfaces Examples Basic Subinterface Define Subinterface AddressingFrame-relay interface-dlci dlci option Frame-relay interface-dlci dlci Frame-relay map bridge dlci ietf broadcast Bridge group Configure Transparent Bridging for Frame RelayAll PVCs configured on a subinterface belong to the same Example IPX Routes over Frame Relay Subinterfaces Interface serial number.subinterface-numberpoint-to-point Example Unnumbered IP over a Point-to-Point Subinterface Interface serial number.subinterface-numbermultipoint Point-to-Multipoint Interfaces Configure a Backup Interface for a Subinterface Configure the subinterface Configure Frame Relay SwitchingBackup delay enable-delay disable-delay Frame-relay intf-type dce dte nni Enable Frame Relay SwitchingFrame-relay switching Specify the Static Route 4PVC Switching Configuration 5Frame Relay DCE Configuration AI2524 Router Card User’s Manual Configuration for Router C 6Hybrid DTE/DCE PVC Switching Configuration for Router B 7Frame Relay Switch over IP Tunnel Configuration for Router D Multipoint subinterface, then change the subinterface Number. Frame Relay Inverse ARP will be on by defaultCreate a Broadcast Queue for an Interface If you change from a point-to-point subinterface to a Frame-relay map protocol protocol-address dlci Configure Payload CompressionConfigure TCP/IP Header Compression Packet-rate Encapsulation, the interface cannot be configured for If you configure an interface with Cisco encapsulationInherit the compression characteristics of the interface However, if you configure the interface with Ietf Configure an Interface for TCP/IP Header Compression Cisco Example Disabling Inherited TCP/IP Header Compression Disable TCP/IP Header CompressionThis first example, the initial configuration is Enter these commands Example Disabling Explicit TCP/IP Header Compression Frame-relay de-group group-number dlci Configure Dlci Priority Levels Dlci priority levels provide a way to define multiple Access server in fact, they are independent of the devicesPriority queues. However, if you enable queuing and use Priority levels, the last Dlci specified in the command Show frame-relay lmi type number Example Configuration Providing Backward CompatibilityMonitor Frame Relay Connections Clear frame-relay-inarp Interoperability is provided by Ietf encapsulation Example Booting from a Network Server over Frame Relay Frame-relay map ip 131.108.126.200 101 broadcast AI2524 Router Card User’s Manual Fractional T1 T1 Interface Configuration StepsT1 Interface Configuration Steps Enable Data Inversion Before Transmission Frame esf Specify the Frame Type of a FT/T1 LineSpecify the CSU Line Build Out Choose either D4 Super Frame sf or Extended Super Service-module t1 remote-alarm-enable Enable Remote AlarmsService-module t1 lbo none Service-module t1 linecode ami b8zs You enable the standard-loopup codes, which use a 1-in-5 Enable Loopcodes that Initiate Remote LoopbacksBy entering the service-module t1 remote Loopback command without specifying any keywords Service-module t1 timeslots range all speed 56 T1 Interface Configuration Steps Specify Timeslots AI2524 Router Card User’s Manual Service-module 56k clock source line internal 56/64-kbps Switched and Digital Data Services DDS InterfaceIntroduction Set the Clock Source Set the Network Line Speed Service-module 56k clock rate line-speed Change between DDS and Switched Dial-Up Modes Enable Scrambled Data CodingService-module 56k data-coding scrambled Service-module 56k switched-carrier att other sprint Enable Acceptance of a Remote Loopback Request Configuring Basic ConfigurationNetwork Booting the Router for the First Time Configuring the Router Basic Configuration Using Configuration Mode Using AutoInstall Enter the copy running-config startup-config command AI2524 Router Card User’s Manual Press Enter or enter yes to begin the configuration process Brio Country Isdn Switch Type Description Configuring the Ethernet or Token Ring Interfaces Configuring Synchronous Serial Interfaces Isdn Enter the configure terminal command Enter the exit command to exit configuration mode Configuring Switched Assign an IP address to the serial port on the module Enter configuration modeSet the network type to switched Return to user Exec mode Set the network type to DDS Module Configuring Fractional T1/T1 Specifying the Boot Method Basic Configuration Checking Configuration Settings Command References Command ReferencesCommand References AI2524 Router Card User’s Manual System Error Messages System Error MessagesSystem Error Messages AI2524 Router Card User’s Manual Debug Command Reference Debug Command ReferenceDebug Command Reference AI2524 Router Card User’s Manual Appendix a Release Notes Appendix a Release Notes A-2 August 2524UM August AISwitch Release NotesApplied Innovation, Inc FCC Warning Manual, document number 2524UM New FeaturesAugust 1997AI2524 Router Card, Version 1.00 Release Notes Router card AI2524 Router Card, Version 1.00 Release Notes August ISDN/BRI Inferface August AI2524 Router Card, Version 1.00 Release Notes Enter the exit command to exit configuration mode Acronym Definition Appendix B Acronyms CIP DTE Lapb Ncia ROM UDP B-8 August 2524UM