IBM SC30-3681-08 manual Recong-delay-max, Retry-count, Selector, Enable or Disable, Unknown-count

Con®guring Forum LE Clients

Example:

LEC Config> set reconfig-delay-min 5

recon®g-delay-max

This parameter sets the maximum delay time when LEC returns to the initial state. This value must be ≥ recon®g-delay-min.

Valid Values:

1 - 10

Default Value:

5

Example:

LEC Config> set reconfig-delay-max 9

retry-count

Sets the retry count. This is maximum number of times that the LEC retries an LE_ARP_REQUEST for a speci®c frame's LAN destination. If no ARP response is received after the speci®ed number of retries, then the entry is purged from the LE ARP cache.

Valid Values:

0, 1, or 2

Default Value:

1

Example:

LEC Config> set retry-count 2

selector

Speci®es the selector portion of the client's ATM address. The combination of ESI and selector must be unique among all LANE components on the device. By default, a unique selector is selected for the con®gured ESI.

Valid Values:

Any octet, in hexadecimal, that is not in use by another LANE component with the same ESI.

Example:

LEC Config> set selector 01

trace Enables tracing for the LEC. To perform packet tracing, three steps are required:

1.Enable packet tracing system (under ELS)

2.Enable tracing on the LEC subsystem (under ELS)

3.Enable packet tracing on the desired LECs (using this command).

Valid Values:

Enable or Disable

Default Value:

Disable

Example:

Token Ring LEC config>set trace

Trace packets on the LEC? [No]?yes

unknown-count

Sets the unknown frame count. This is the maximum number of frames for

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