Con®guring SDLC Interfaces

set

link modulo . . .

 

link name

 

link poll . . .

 

link role* . . .

 

link rts-hold

 

link snrm(e)

 

link type* . . .

 

link xid/test

 

station . . .

*Note: These commands are not supported on SDLC dial circuit interfaces.

link modulo

Dynamically changes the range of sequence numbers to be used on the data link without affecting the SRAM con®guration. Modulo 8 speci®es a sequence number range 0 - 7, and modulo 128 speci®e 0 - 127. Default is 8.

Note: When you change this value, the transmit and receive window sizes

become invalid. Use the set station command to change the receive-window and transmit-window sizes.

link name

Dynamically changes the name of the link without affecting the SRAM con®guration. A maximum of 8 characters can be entered. This parameter is for informational purposes only.

Example:

set link name

Enter link name: [LINK_0]?

link poll delay or timeout or retry

Dynamically changes the following poll information without affecting the SRAM con®guration.

delay Con®gures the delay between each poll that is sent over the interface.

timeout

Con®gures the amount of time the router waits for a poll response before timing out.

retry Con®gures the number of times the interface retries to poll the remote SDLC link station before it closes the connection.

Example:

set link poll delay

Enter delay between polls [0.2]?

link role primary, secondary, or negotiable

Con®gures the interface as an SDLC primary, secondary, or negotiable link station. The default is primary. Use of this command does not affect the SRAM con®guration.

Notes:

1. For DLSw, negotiable uses X©FF© (broadcast address) for the initial poll.

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