4. Feature-Specific Configuration

Setting Up Automatic Backup Configuration

The Automatic Backup Configuration feature is used to automatically create alternate DLCI records and PVC connections on the ISDN DBM (backup) interface for current or newly discovered PVC Connections and Management PVCs.

This feature is already set up, with Single_Site_Backup as the default for units with a BRI DBM and Multi_Site_Backup for units with a PRI DBM. If the unit at the central site has a BRI DBM, change the Automatic Backup Configuration to Multi_Site_Backup, if necessary.

Main Menu→ Auto-Configuration→Automatic Backup Configuration

If you select . . .

Then . . .

 

 

Single_Site_Backup

Alternate destinations are automatically configured using a

(default for a BRI DBM)

single ISDN Link Profile to backup all network PVC

Connections and Management PVCs over the primary

 

(Used at remote sites since

destination ISDN link.

only one ISDN link to the

Initially, PVCs with alternate destinations are configured on

central-site is needed.)

the first ISDN Link Profile using the same DLCI number as

 

 

the network DLCI being backed up. However, primary

 

destination PVCs on the ISDN DBM interface are

 

automatically updated to use a different DLCI number for

 

the alternate destination DLCI, derived from the first SLV

 

message received on the each network DLCI.

 

 

Multi_Site_Backup

Alternate destinations are automatically configured using a

(default for a PRI DBM)

separate ISDN Link Profile to backup each network PVC

Connection and Management PVC over the ISDN interface.

 

(Used at central sites since

Initially, all DLCIs are configured on the ISDN links using

multiple ISDN links are

the same DLCI number as the network DLCI being backed

needed, one for each

up. However, primary destination PVCs on the ISDN DBM

remote-site.)

interface are automatically updated to use a different DLCI

 

 

number for the alternate destination DLCI, derived from the

 

first SLV message received on the each network DLCI.

 

Automatically created alternate destination Link Profiles

 

appear as Bkupnnnn, nnnn being the DLCI number (e.g.,

 

Bkup200 would be configured for network DLCI 200).

 

 

Disabled

No automatic configuration takes place on the DBM

 

interface and no alternate destinations are created for

 

PVCs.

 

 

NOTE:

Changes must be saved to take effect.

See Setting Up Auto-Configurationin Chapter 2, Basic Configuration, to see a screen example.

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