Avaya X330WAN manual Initial Configuration

Chapter 3 Initial Configuration

Note: If you need to define more than one IP address on the interface, enter a new interface serial n.m context, where n is the port number and m is the additional IP interface. (For example: typing interface serial 1.1 enables you to configure an IP interface on interface Serial 1, in addition to the IP interface created in step 4.)

6Repeat step 1 through step 5 to configure the second USP interface if needed.

7Use the frame-relay lmi commands to change the Local Management Interface (LMI) parameters from their default values if required, or use the frame-relaytraffic-shapingcommand to activate Traffic Shaping on the Frame Relay interface. For more information on Traffic Shaping, refer to "Traffic Shaping and Marking" on page 47.

8Type exit to return to Supervisor mode.

9Use the interface serial <if-number>[<if-link-type>] command to enter the Frame Relay Sub-interface context. (For example, typing interface serial 2.1 point-to-pointcreates a Point-to-Point type Sub-interface 1 on port 2.)

Note: Currently only Point-to-Point Sub-interface types are supported.

10Configure a Data Link Connection Identifier (DLCI) for the Sub-interface using the frame-relayinterface-dlci<DLCI number> command.

11If required, configure a Priority DLCI Group using the frame-relaypriority-dlci-group<DLCI1>[<DLCI2>[<DLCI3>[<DLCI4>]]] command. For more information, refer to "Priority DLCI" on page 46.

12Configure an IP address for the Sub-interface using the ip address <ip address> <mask> [<admin state>] command.

13Type exit to return to Supervisor mode.

14Repeat step 9 through step 12 to configure additional Frame Relay Sub-interfaces on the same Frame Relay interface.

Table 3.1 provides the different configuration contexts for the X330W-2USP CLI. This table uses the following legend:

•x = physical port number

•y = channel group

•z = sub frame relay interface index

•w = IP interface index

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