IBM SC30-3681-08 Sdlc Relay Conguration Commands, Conguring and Monitoring Sdlc Relay, Local±port

Con®guring and Monitoring SDLC Relay

SDLC Relay Con®guration Commands

This section summarizes the SDLC Relay con®guration commands. Both the network and protocol parameters for SDLC relay are documented in this chapter.

The SDLC Relay con®guration commands allow you to specify router parameters for interfaces transmitting SDLC Relay frames. Restart the router to activate the con®guration commands. Table 66 shows the commands for both thenetwork sdlc and protocol sdlc.

Table 66. SDLC Relay Con®guration Commands Summary

	Network	Protocol
Command	SRLY	SDLC	Function
? (Help)	yes	yes	Lists all of the SDLC Relay con®guration
			commands or lists the options associated with
			speci®c commands.
Add		yes	Adds groups, local ports, and remote ports.
Delete		yes	Deletes groups, local ports, and remote ports.
Disable		yes	Disables groups and ports.
Enable		yes	Enables groups and ports.
List	yes	yes	Displays entire SDLC Relay and group speci®c
			con®gurations.
Set	yes		Sets the link parameters and remote station
			parameters.
Exit	yes	yes	Exits the SDLC Relay con®guration environment
			and returns to the CONFIG environment.

Add

Use the add command to add group numbers, local ports, and remote ports.

Syntax:
add	group group#

local-port

remote-port

group Assigns a number to a group of primary or secondary ports added to the router.

Example: add group

Group number: [1]? 1

Group number

The group number that you are designating for the port.

local±port

Identi®es the interface that you are using for the local port.

Example: add local–port

Group number: [1]? 1

Interface number: [0]? 2 (P)rimary or (S)econdary:[S]? p

Group number

The group number for the port. This number must match one of the add group parameters con®gured previously.

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