IBM SC30-3681-08 manual Serial device handler transmit queue for this interface

	Monitoring Frame Relay Interfaces
	FR. These frames are waiting for space to become available on the
	serial device handler transmit queue for this interface.
	Xmit frames dropped due to queue over¯ow
	Indicates the number of frames that could not be transmitted for this
	VC due to output queue over¯ow.
lmi	Displays statistics relevant to the logical management on the Frame Relay
	interface.
	Example:
	list lmi

Management Status:
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LMI enabled	=	Yes	LMI DLCI	=	0
LMI type	=	ANSI	LMI Orphans OK	=	Yes
CLLM enabled	=	No
SVC local net number	=	12345678
SVC Number type	=	International
SVC Numbering plan	=	E.164	SVC Call-out retries	=	2
SVC Call-ins allowed	=	Yes	SVC Network emulation mode =		No
Protocol broadcast	=	Yes	Congestion monitoring	=	Yes
Emulate multicast	=	Yes	CIR monitoring	=	No
Notify FECN source	=	No	Throttle transmit on FECN	=	No
Number VCs P1 allowed	=	64	Interface down if no PVCs	=	No
Line speed (bps)	= 1000000		Maximum frame size (bytes) =		2048
Timer T1 seconds	=	10	Counter N1 increments	=	6
LMI N2 threshold	=	3	LMI N3 threshold window	=	4
MIR % of CIR	=	25	IR % Increment	=	12
IR % Decrement	=	25	DECnet length field	=	No
Default CIR	=	64000	Default Burst Size	=	64000

Default Excess Burst		=	0
Current receive sequence		=	0
Current transmit sequence =			1
Total status enquiries		=	9	Total status responses		=	0
Total sequence requests		=	0	Total responses		=	0
Data compression enabled		=	No
Data encryption enabled		=	No
Virtual Circuit Status:
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Total allowed	=	64	Total configured		=	2
Total active	=	0	Total congested		=	0
Total PVCs left net =		0	Total PVCs join net		=	0

Management Status:

LMI enabled

Indicates if Frame Relay management is active (yes or no).

LMI DLCI

Indicates the management circuit number. This number is either 0 (ANSI default or ITU-T/CCITT) or 1023 (interim LMI REV1).

LMI type

Indicates the type of frame relay management being used, ANSI,

ITU-T/CCITT, or LMI Revision 1.

LMI orphans OK

Indicates if all non-con®gured circuits learned from Frame Relay

LMI management are available for use (yes or no).

CLLM enabled

Speci®es whether this circuit will throttle transmission on receiving

CLLM frames.

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