Configuration Guide

Contivity Secure IP Services Gateway

Frame Relay on Contivity Secure IP Services Gateway

5.Define the DLCI number for this virtual circuit.

CES(config-subif)#dlci <integer>

<integer> is the DLCI number for this connection, from 16 – 991.

Example:

CES(config-subif)# dlci 100

6.Configure the traffic shaping parameters, CIR, committed burst, and excess burst.

CES(config-subif)#traffic-shape <CIR> <Committed_Burst> <Excess_Burst>

<CIR> is the committed information rate assigned to the DLCI, in bits per second. <Committed_Burst> is the committed burst rate for this DLCI, in bits. <Excess_Burst> is the excess burst rate for this DLCI, in bits.

Example:

CES(config-subif)#traffic-shape 5000 4000 0

7.Configure the local IP address of this interface.

CES(config-subif)#ip local <address> <mask>

<address> is the IP address for this interface. <mask> is the subnet mask for this interface.

Example:

CES(config-subif)#ip local 10.1.1.1 255.255.255.0

8.Configure the IP address of device on the remote end of this virtual circuit.

CES(config-subif)#ip remote <address>

<address> is the IP address of the device on the other end of the DLCI.

Example:

CES(config-subif)#ip remote 10.1.1.2

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