hdlc speed
value
For internal clocking, this command specifies the speed of the transmit and
receive clock lines. The range is 2400 to 2 048000 bps.
For external clocking, this command does not affect the hardware but it sets
the speed of some protocols, such as IPX, used to determine the routing
parameters. In these cases, set the speed to match the actual line speed. If
speed is not configured or is set to 0, the protocol assumes a speed of
1 000000 bps. The maximum speed that can be configured if external
clocking is used can be 6 312 000 bps. If you want to use a line speed
greater than 2048000, you can only do this on:
vinterface 1.
vport 1 of a 4-port WAN concentration adapter.
vports 1 and 5 of an 8-port WAN concentration adapter.
The other WAN ports must be clocked at 64 Kbps or less.
Example: set hdlc speed 56000
hdlc transmit-delay
value
Sets the number of flags sent between frames. The purpose of this
command is to slow the serial line so that it is compatible with older, slower
serial devices at the other end.
The range is 0 to 15. The default is 0.
Example: set hdlc transmit-delay 15
ipcp Sets all Internet Protocol Control Protocol options for that link.
Example:
set ipcp
IP COMPRESSION [yes]:
Number of Slots: [16]?
Send our IP address [yes]:
Note: unnumbered interface addresses will not be sent.
Interface remote IP address to offer if requested (0 for none) [0.0.0.0]? 10.0.0.3
IPCP compression
Selects whether or not the PPP handler will accept compressed IP
data. PPP supports VanJacobson (VJ) TCP/IP header compression
as described in RFC 1144.You should enable this option when the
point-to-point link is running at a low baud rate.
Setting this value to yes enables the compression option. Setting
this value to no disables the option. The default setting is no.
Slots Sets the number IP headers that are saved for referential purposes
when determining the type of compression that is enabled. The
range is 1 to 16. The default is 16.
Send Our IP address
Specifies whether or not to send the local IP address to the remote
end of the link. Youshould set this option to yes if the other end of
the link requires the IP address.
If this value is set to yes, IPCP will send the IP address of the PPP
interface, if the interface is configured with a numbered IP address,
(that is, the address does not begin with 0). If this option is set to
no and the peer sends us a Configure NAK with 0.0.0.0 for the IP
Address option, the 2210 will respond with the address of the PPP
interface if it is configured with a numbered address.
Configuring PPP Interfaces (Talk6)
478 MRS V3.2 Software User’s Guide
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