Cisco Systems 8600 Series manual An example of the cnfln command follows

Command Line Interface Examples

An example of the upln command for UNI port access on a BXM card follows:

pubsbpx1		TN	YourID:1		BPX	15	9.1	Jan. 11 1998 02:18 GMT
Line	Type	Current		Line Alarm Status
3.1	OC3	Clear	-	OK
3.2	OC3	Clear	-	OK
3.3	OC3	Clear	-	OK

5.1T3 Clear - OK

5.2T3 Clear - OK

Last Command: upln 3.3

Next Command:

Note The initial command to up a trunk (uptrk) or to up a line (upln) on the BXM card configures all the ports of the card to be either trunks or lines (UNI port access). Following the upln command at each port, the upport command is used to activate a port for UNI access.

An example of the cnfln command follows:

pubsbpx1		TN	YourID:1		BPX 15	9.1	Jan. 11 1998 02:24 GMT
LN	3.3 Config		OC3	[353208cps]		BXM slot:	3
Loop	clock:			No		Idle code:		7F hex
Line	framing:			--
	coding:			--
	CRC:			--
	recv impedance:			--
	E1 signalling:			--
	encoding:			--		cable type:		--
	T1 signalling:			--		length:		--
						HCS Masking:		Yes
						Payload Scramble:		Yes
	56KBS Bit Pos:			--		Frame Scramble:		Yes
	pct fast modem:			--		Cell Framing:		STS-3C
This	Command: cnfln 3.3
Loop	clock (N):

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