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Chapter 29. Con®guring and Monitoring XTP

This chapter describe the XTP con®guring and monitoring commands. It includes the following sections:

vªXTP Con®guring Commandsº

vªXTP Monitoring Commandsº on page 382

XTP Con®guring Commands

This section describes the XTP con®guring commands.

To access the XTP con®guring environment, enter theprotocol xtp command at the Config> prompt.

Config> p xtp

XTP config>

Enter the XTP con®guring commands at theXTP config> prompt.

Table 53. XTP Con®guration Commands Summary

Command	Function
? (Help)	Displays all the commands available for this command level or lists the
	options for speci®c commands (if available). See ªGetting Helpº on page
	10.
Add	Adds an interface, peer router, closed user groups, remote DTE or PVC
	de®nitions.
Change	Changes a peer router, remote DTE or PVC de®nition.
Delete	Deletes a local DTE, peer router, closed user groups, remote DTE or
	PVC de®nition.
Enable-XTP	Activates the XTP forwarder.
Disable-XTP	Deactivates the XTP forwarder.
Set	Sets the value of the XTP Keepalive Timer.
List	Lists interfaces, peer routers, remote DTEs and PVC de®nitions.
Exit	Returns you to the previous command level. See ªExiting a Lower Level
	Environmentº on page 11.

Add

Adds a local X.25 node, a peer router, a remote X.25 node with corresponding routers, or a PVC from a local X.25 node to a remote X.25 node.

Wild card addressing is included in the XTP forwarder. When the local or remote DTE addresses are entered, they can contain a wild card character ( ? or * ). For additional information on the use of wildcards, see ªDTE Address Wildcardsº on page 363 .

Syntax:
add	bi-cug
	cug
	local-dte
	peer-router

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