Con®guring SDLC Interfaces

link Allows subsystems in the router (for example, DLSw) to use SDLC's facilities.

station name or address

Allows connections to the speci®ed secondary remote end station (link station name).

List

Use the list command to display con®guration information on one or all SDLC link stations.

Syntax:

 

list

link

 

station name or all

link Displays the SDLC interface's con®guration.

Example:

list

link

Link

configuration for: LINK_2 (ENABLED)

Role:

SECONDARY

Type:

POINT-TO-POINT

Duplex:

FULL

Modulo:

8

Idle state:

FLAG

Encoding:

NRZ

Clocking:

EXTERNAL

Frame Size:

2048

Speed:

0

Group Poll:

F3

Cable

V.36 DTE

 

 

 

Timers:

XID/TEST response:

2.0

sec

 

 

SNRM response:

2.0

sec

 

 

Poll response:

0.5

sec

 

 

Inter-poll delay:

0.2

sec

 

 

RTS hold delay:

DISABLED

 

 

Inter-frame delay:

DISABLED

 

 

Inactivity timeout

30.0 sec

 

Counters:

XID/TEST retry:

8

 

 

 

SNRM retry:

6

 

 

 

Poll retry:

10

 

 

Link con®guration

The name and status of SDLC link station that are in the router's con®guration.

Role The primary, secondary, or negotiable role for link stations that you con®gure using theset link role command.

Type The type of link, MULTIPOINT or POINT-TO-POINT.

Duplex

Duplex con®guration, HALF or FULL.

Modulo

The sequence number range to use on the link: MOD 8 (0-7) or MOD 128 (0 - 127).

Idle state

The bit pattern (FLAG or MARK) transmitted on the line when the interface is not transmitting data.

Speed The physical data rate of the interface. When the clocking is internal, this is the data rate generated by the internal clock.

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