Enterasys Networks X-PeditionTM manual BRI-Dialer Idsn Example, Following interfaces are added

Utilizing the Command Line Interface

•BRI-Dialer (IDSN) Example

interface dialer 0 + Configures dialer interface 0

ip address 2.2.2.2 255.255.255.0 + Sets IP address/subnet on port encapsulation + Interface/Sub-interface Behavior

XSR interfaces and sub-interfaces, channels and channel-groups are added and deleted differently depending on the particular interface. Interface characteristics are as follows:

•T1/E1 Controller - Creating a channel group adds a serial interface. For example, when you issue the command controller t1 1/0, the XSR automatically creates channel group 0 with all available timeslots assigned to it. You can verify this by checking the running configuration where the following entry is displayed:

interface serial 1/0:0

–You can create other serial objects by creating more channel groups. For example, by entering the following commands:

channel-group 0 timeslots 1-10 speed 64 channel-group 1 timeslots 11-20 speed 64

–the following interfaces are added:

interface serial 1/0:0 interface serial 1/0:1

–You can delete those controller interfaces only by removing the channel groups which automatically created them by entering:

no channel-group 0 + This automatically deletes Serial port 1/0:0 no channel-group 1 + This automatically deletes Serial port 1/0:1

–To delete controller ports and all associated interfaces, you must remove the entire controller:

no controller t1 1/0

•PRI NIM - When configuring a PRI interface, a pri group is created as follows:

controller t1 1/0 pri-group

–Creating a PRI group adds a serial interface internally, but it is not visible nor accessible to the user: interface serial 1/0:0 is not displayed anywhere. But, the system resources associated with it remain in use until the pri group is deleted as follows:

no pri-group

•BRI NIM - When configuring a BRI interface, sub-interface addition/removal differs if you are configuring a leased line or switched connection.

–Leased line: When configuring a leased line connection, serial sub-interfaces are created and are visible to the user:

interface bri 2/1

leased-line 64 + This adds serial port 2/1:1 leased-line 64 + This adds serial port 2/1:2

–These serial interfaces are removed by deleting the entire controller. For example:

interface bri 2/2 no controller t1 2

XSR User’s Guide 2-19