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Frame Relay Station Configuration

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Accessing the Port Configuration Menus You may need to make minor changes to the port information. To do this, you must access the port configuration menus, and modify the port information. In this example, assume that your PPP driver only supports 38.4 kbps and Motorola-supplied CMEMs support 57.6 kbps. You will need to modify Port 3. From the Main menu, type 6.2.3. The 3 indicates Port 3. The screen in Figure 3-4 appears. Note: The following sections all show the fast-path method for navigating the CTP Menus. In all cases, you can achieve the same effect by selecting each number and following it by . For example, 6.2.3 is equivalent to typing 6 then 2 and then 3, but you will get new menu screens after each . steps you through the different parameters. Also, you must enter ; for the changes to take effect. This performs an initialization function known as a boot. See "Booting the Node" on page -7 for more information. Figure 3-4. Example Port Configuration Accessing Frame Relay Station Configuration You may need to adjust the associated Station characteristics of a FRI port to match your service provider's configuration. For example, if you want to modify port 1 station 1 (assuming that the port is previously defined as type FRI), from the Main menu, type 6.8.1.1. The first 1 indicates the port number, and the second 1 indicates the station number (see Figure 3-5). Figure 3-5. Frame Relay Station Configuration

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Accessing the Port Configuration Menus
You may need to make minor changes to the port information. To do this, you
must access the port configuration menus, and modify the port information.
In this example, assume that your PPP driver only supports 38.4 kbps and
Motorola-supplied CMEMs support 57.6 kbps. You will need to modify Port 3.
From the Main menu, type
6.2.3<CR>
. The 3 indicates Port 3. The screen in
Figure 3-4 appears.
Note:
The following sections all show the fast-path method for navigating the
CTP Menus. In all cases, you can achieve the same effect by selecting
each number and following it by
<CR>
. For example,
6.2.3
is equivalent
to typing
6<CR>
then
2<CR>
and then
3<CR>
, but you will get new
menu screens after each
<CR>
.
<CR>
steps you through the different parameters. Also, you must enter
;<CR>
for the changes to take effect. This performs an initialization function known as a
boot. See "Booting the Node" on page -7 for more information.
Figure 3-4. Example Port Configuration
Accessing Frame Relay Station Configuration
You may need to adjust the associated Station characteristics of a FRI port to
match your service provider's configuration.
For example, if you want to modify port 1 station 1 (assuming that the port is
previously defined as type FRI), from the Main menu, type
6.8.1.1<CR
>. The
first
1
indicates the port number, and the second
1
indicates the station number
(see Figure 3-5).
Figure 3-5. Frame Relay Station Configuration