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Understanding ATM Concepts
114056 Rev. A 2-5
Permanent and Switched Virtual Connections
Virtual channels and virtual paths allow you to establish virtual channel links
(VCLs). You can create VCLs as either permanent virtual circuits (PVCs) or
switched virtual circuits (SVCs). Once you establish a PVC, you can transfer
information over it at any time. Switched virtual circuits only activate, through
signaling and network switching, when there is information ready for
transmission.
Physical Layer
In a Bay Networks router, Intelligent Link Interface (ILI) pairs provide access and
processing. An ILI pair consists of a link module and a processor module that
work together to process and transmit information over a network. Bay Networks
currently provides the following ATM ILI pairs:
• An ATM FRE2 link module in conjunction with a Fast Routing Engine
(FRE2) processor
• An ATM Routing Engine (ARE) link module in conjunction with an ATM
Routing Engine processor
In addition, Bay Networks provides a hub version of the ATM ARE ILI pair, the
Model 5780 ATM router. This single hub module, incorporating the ILI functions
of both the link module and processor module, resides in a System 5000 chassis.
Refer to Using the Model 5780 ATM Router for more information.
Both ILI pairs and the Model 5780 ATM router are functionally similar, and you
configure them in much the same way. Unless otherwise noted, the remainder of
this guide treats both ILI pairs and the Model 5780 as if they were the same.
Depending on the ATM router type, you can connect directly to an ATM network
over any of the following physical interfaces:
• Synchronous Optical Network/Synchronous Digital Hierarchy
(SONET/SDH)
• Digital Service level 3 (DS-3)
• E-3 (the European equivalent of the North American DS-3)
This means that any of the ATM routers convert variable-length packets into
uniform, 53-byte cells for transmission over the ATM network.
- Configuring ATM 1
- Services 1
- Bay Networks Software License 3
- (continued) 4
- Contents 5
- 114056 Rev. A 10
- About This Guide 19
- Before You Begin 20
- Conventions 20
- Acronyms 21
- World Wide Web 27
- Customer Service FTP 27
- Support Source CD 28
- CompuServe 28
- InfoFACTS 29
- How to Get Help 29
- Chapter 1 31
- Starting ATM 31
- Adding ATM to the Router 32
- Defining a Service Record 33
- 114056 Rev. A 1-5 35
- Supported Protocols 36
- Adding PVCs 38
- Chapter 2 41
- Understanding ATM Concepts 41
- 2-2 114056 Rev. A 42
- Figure 2-2. ATM Cell Header 42
- Data Transmission 43
- VP = Virtual path 44
- VC = Virtual channel 44
- Physical Layer 45
- ATM Layer 46
- ATM Adaptation Layer (AAL5) 47
- 2-8 114056 Rev. A 48
- Data Encapsulation 49
- 2-10 114056 Rev. A 50
- Encapsulation Rules for PVCs 52
- PVC Access Methods 53
- 2-14 114056 Rev. A 54
- Hybrid Access 55
- 2-16 114056 Rev. A 56
- Figure 2-8. Hybrid PVCs 56
- SVC Access Methods 58
- ATM Traffic Parameters 58
- Variable Bit Rate 59
- Available Bit Rate 59
- Rules for Editing Protocols 60
- ARP and Inverse ARP Support 60
- ATM Error Checking 61
- Converting Mb/s to Cells/s 61
- Example of an ATM Network 62
- Hardware Devices 64
- 2-26 114056 Rev. A 66
- For More Information 68
- Chapter 3 71
- 3-2 114056 Rev. A 72
- ATM Address Resolution 73
- 3-4 114056 Rev. A 74
- 114056 Rev. A 3-5 75
- Chapter 4 77
- LAN Emulation Components 78
- LAN Emulation Server 79
- Broadcast and Unknown Server 79
- 4-4 114056 Rev. A 80
- Initial State 81
- LECS Connect State 81
- Configure State 81
- Join State 81
- Initial Registration State 82
- BUS Connect State 82
- Operational State 82
- Chapter 5 85
- Customizing an ATM Line 85
- 5-2 114056 Rev. A 86
- Assigning the Framing Mode 87
- Defining ATM Cell Insertion 88
- Defining the Interface MTU 89
- 5-6 114056 Rev. A 90
- Specifying DS3 Line Build Out 92
- Chapter 6 95
- Service Records 95
- Autogenerating ATM Addresses 96
- Assigning ATM Addresses 97
- 6-4 114056 Rev. A 98
- Entering an Emulated LAN Name 100
- Defining an Emulated LAN Type 100
- Defining the MTU 101
- Where to Go Next 102
- Chapter 7 103
- Customizing PVCs 103
- Setting a VCI Number 104
- Setting the PCR 105
- Configuring ATM Services 106
- 7-4 114056 Rev. A 106
- Table 7-1. Valid PCR Ranges 106
- Setting the SCR 107
- 7-6 114056 Rev. A 108
- Table 7-2. Valid SCR Ranges 108
- Setting the MBS 109
- Setting the Transmit SDU Size 110
- Setting the Receive SDU Size 110
- Chapter 8 113
- Specifying an Owner 114
- Entering an ELAN Name 114
- Entering a LES ATM Address 114
- Selecting a Configuration Mode 115
- 8-4 114056 Rev. A 116
- Setting the Control Timeout 117
- Setting the Aging Time 118
- 114056 Rev. A 8-7 119
- Setting the Flush Timeout 120
- Entering a LECS ATM Address 121
- Chapter 9 123
- Customizing Signaling 123
- Assigning a Protocol Standard 124
- Setting Connection Thresholds 125
- Setting Signaling Timers 126
- 9-6 114056 Rev. A 128
- 9-8 114056 Rev. A 130
- Defining Retransmissions 131
- Pacing Calls 131
- Chapter 10 133
- Customizing ILMI 133
- Setting the ILMI Get Timer 134
- Setting the ILMI Set Timer 135
- Chapter 11 137
- Changing the ILMI VPI Number 138
- Changing the ILMI VCI Number 138
- Table 11-1. Valid PCR Ranges 139
- Table 11-2. Valid SCR Ranges 141
- Chapter 12 145
- Customizing SAAL 145
- Enabling or Disabling SAAL 146
- Modifying SAAL Timers 146
- Defining PDU Values 148
- Appendix A 151
- Site Manager Parameters 151
- A-2 114056 Rev. A 152
- Using the Menu Path 153
- A-4 114056 Rev. A 154
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- A-14 114056 Rev. A 164
- A-18 114056 Rev. A 168
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- A-22 114056 Rev. A 172
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- A-26 114056 Rev. A 176
- A-28 114056 Rev. A 178
- A-30 114056 Rev. A 180
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- A-34 114056 Rev. A 184
- A-38 114056 Rev. A 188
- A-40 114056 Rev. A 190
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- A-42 114056 Rev. A 192
- A-44 114056 Rev. A 194
- A-46 114056 Rev. A 196
- A-48 114056 Rev. A 198
- A-50 114056 Rev. A 200
- ILMI category 202
- A-54 114056 Rev. A 204
- A-56 114056 Rev. A 206
- A-58 114056 Rev. A 208
- A-60 114056 Rev. A 210
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- A-64 114056 Rev. A 214
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- A-68 114056 Rev. A 218
- A-70 114056 Rev. A 220
- Appendix B 221
- B-2 114056 Rev. A 222
- ATM FRE2 Line Parameters 224
- ATM ARE Line Parameters 224
- (continued) 225
- B-6 114056 Rev. A 226
- Appendix C 229
- ATM Sample Log 229
- C-2 114056 Rev. A 230
- C-4 114056 Rev. A 232
- C-6 114056 Rev. A 234
- C-8 114056 Rev. A 236
- C-10 114056 Rev. A 238
- C-12 114056 Rev. A 240
- C-14 114056 Rev. A 242
- C-16 114056 Rev. A 244
- C-18 114056 Rev. A 246
- C-20 114056 Rev. A 248
- C-22 114056 Rev. A 250
- C-24 114056 Rev. A 252
- C-26 114056 Rev. A 254
- 114056 Rev. A Index-1 257
- 114056 Rev. A Index-3 259
- 114056 Rev. A Index-5 261
- 114056 Rev. A Index-7 263
- 114056 Rev. A Index-9 265
- 114056 Rev. A Index-11 267
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