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Configuring DLSw Services
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Based on the needs of your site, you can configure up to 10 queues for each DLSw
peer. You can create queues for traffic with specific MAC or SAP address ranges
or, for SNA traffic, based on criteria in the SNA transmission header (FID2 and
FID4). You determine whether a queue applies to all DLSw peers or to one or
more specific configured peers.
Default and Peer-Specific DLSw Queues
To set the way the router handles priority queues for all DLSw traffic (including
unconfigured peers), you use the default DLSw queue configuration. To customize
the handling of queued traffic for a particular configured peer, you configure
peer-specific priority queues that apply to that peer’s IP address only.
The default priority queue configuration applies to all configured DLSw peers
except those individual peers for which you configure a custom priority queue.
Peer-specific queues take precedence over the default queue.
The Enqueuing Process
The router enqueues packets that match a DLSw priority filter as follows:
1. Applies filter rules
2. Stamps packets with a queue number
3. Places packets in appropriate queues
The router holds packets in the assigned priority queue according to how you
configure DLSw protocol prioritization.
Based on the needs of your site, you can configure up to 10 queues (Q0 to Q9) for
each DLSw peer. For example, you can assign a separate queue for each filter
criterion, for specific address ranges, or for particular DLSw peers.
When you enable DLSw protocol prioritization, you distribute the available
bandwidth for a configured DLSw peer among its priority queues. The combined
bandwidth of each peer’s queues totals 100 percent.
By default, there are two DLSw priority queues: Q0 receives 60 percent of the
bandwidth and Q1 receives 40 percent.
- Configuring 1
- DLSw Services 1
- Trademarks 2
- Restricted Rights Legend 2
- Statement of Conditions 2
- Contents 5
- 304233-A Rev. 00 10
- Before You Begin 17
- Text Conventions 18
- Acronyms 19
- Related Publications 20
- How to Get Help 22
- Chapter 1 23
- Data Link Switching Overview 23
- DLSw Networking Overview 24
- RFC 1795 Support 25
- UDP Explorer Frames 27
- RFC 2166 Multicast Support 28
- Figure 1-3. Multicast DLSw 32
- Single-Switch Services 35
- Dual-Switch Services 37
- SNA PU Descriptions 39
- LLC Support 41
- SDLC Support 41
- Primary SDLC Support 42
- Secondary SDLC Support 43
- Negotiable SDLC Support 45
- Frame Relay Support 46
- QLLC Support 48
- DLSw/APPN Boundary Function 48
- DLSw/APPN Components 50
- DLSw Router 52
- PU2.1 devices 53
- DLSw Backup Peer Support 54
- DLSw Filtering 54
- DLSw Prioritization 55
- Protocol Prioritization 55
- Chapter 2 57
- DLSw Implementation Notes 57
- DLSw and Other Subsystems 58
- Combining DLSw and SRB 58
- SRB network 59
- Virtual Rings 60
- DLSw and SRB on a Circuit 61
- DLSw and Bridging Services 62
- DLSw with Translation Bridge 63
- . Parallel 65
- Multiple DLSw Peers on a LAN 66
- Memory Requirements 66
- TCP Considerations 67
- Flow Control 67
- LLC2 Flow Control 68
- DLSw Packaging 69
- DLSw Priority Queues 71
- Nonordered Queues 73
- The Dequeue List 73
- Weighted Dequeuing Algorithm 74
- Backup Peers 77
- Chapter 3 79
- Starting DLSw 79
- Starting DLSw over Ethernet 83
- Starting DLSw over Token Ring 84
- Starting DLSw over SDLC 84
- Configuring LLC Services 90
- Deleting DLSw from a Node 92
- Chapter 4 93
- DLSw SAP Table 96
- Configuring DLSw Services 100
- (continued) 101
- (continued) 102
- DLSw Slot Table 103
- Customizing DLSw Services 105
- DLSw Peer IP Table 107
- Broadcast Peers 110
- Unconfigured Peers 111
- Configuring SDLC 115
- Services 115
- Editing a Local Device 116
- Configuring DLSw Packaging 122
- APPN Services 126
- Configuring DLSw Backup Peers 130
- Configuring Traffic 139
- Appendix A 141
- DLSw Service Parameters 141
- Caution: 143
- DLSw Basic Global Parameters 144
- 170
- 171
- 173
- 176
- Parameters 192
- VCCT Slot Parameter 199
- Adding Queue Parameters 212
- Appendix B 217
- Predefined DLSw Criteria 218
- DLSw Reference Points 218
- (bits) Length (bits) 219
- Specifying MAC Address Ranges 220
- Table B-6. SAP Codes 222
- Appendix C 223
- Troubleshooting DLSw 223
- * Enabled by default 224
- Table C-2. Log Messages 225
- Table C-3. DLSw State Table 226
- Table C-4. DLSw Event Table 227
- Sample Log Entries 228
- DLSw Session Setup 229
- Reviewing the Network Log 232
- Unexpected protocol action 242
- TCP open error 29 243
- DLSw Troubleshooting Tables 244
- IBMLAN.INI 248
- NBASE.exe 249
- SDLC.exe 249
- Verifying the WAN Cabling 251
- Flow Diagrams 253
- RFC 1795 255
- DLSw Version 2.0 256
- Version 2.0 Router) 258
- RFC 1490 264
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