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About Line Protocols
114078 Rev. A 2-17
Link Access Procedure Balanced (LAPB) Protocol Overview
The Link Access Procedure Balanced (LAPB) protocol is a version of the
High-level Data Link Control (HDLC) protocol, which is an OSI link layer
standard. Bay Networks routers use the services of LAPB to initialize the link
between the router and the local DCE device, and to frame X.25 data packets
before transmitting them to the DCE.
X.25 uses the LAPB protocol at the data link layer to
• Initialize the link between the DTE and the local DCE device
• Frame X.25 data packets before transmitting them to the DCE
The LAPB information field contains the X.25 packets. Once an X.25 packet
reaches the destination router, the LAPB protocol strips away the LAPB frame
and delivers the packet to the network layer for further processing. For detailed
information on X.25, refer to Configuring X.25 Services.
LAPB Implementation on Bay Networks Routers
When you configure X.25 on a Bay Networks AN® or ASN™ router, or on an
Octal Sync link module line, Site Manager automatically configures LAPB.
The implementation of the LAPB protocol on the AN and ASN routers, and on
BN® and LN® routers with Octal Sync, differs from that on other Bay Networks
routers. On the AN and ASN routers and BN and LN routers with Octal Sync,
LAPB is implemented in software in routers that use the QUICC 68360 driver. On
the other routers, LAPB is implemented in the hardware using the MK5025 chip.
MCE1 and MCT1 Overview
Multichannel E1 (MCE1) and T1 (MCT1) interfaces provide high-density access
to digital access and crossconnect systems (DACS). MCE1 also provides a variety
of international PTT and Telecommunications Administration services.
Multichannel interfaces enable data to be segmented into multiple DS-0
connections. This allows you to maximizes remote link capacity by allowing
individual DS-0 channels to be used separately or grouped. You can form
Fractional T1 channels by grouping MCT1 DS-0s.
- Configuring Line 1
- Services 1
- Bay Networks Software License 3
- Contents 5
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- About This Guide 21
- Before You Begin 22
- Conventions 22
- Acronyms 23
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- Bay Networks Customer Service 26
- World Wide Web 27
- Customer Service FTP 27
- Support Source CD 28
- CompuServe 28
- InfoFACTS 29
- How to Get Help 29
- Chapter 1 31
- Getting Started 31
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- Click on Edit 33
- (Figure 1-3) 33
- Select Lines > Edit Lines 34
- The Edit Lines window appears 34
- Chapter 2 37
- About Line Protocols 37
- Ethernet Overview 38
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- ConcentratorConcentrator 41
- 2-6 114078 Rev. A 42
- 2-8 114078 Rev. A 44
- Station Timers 45
- 2-10 114078 Rev. A 46
- SMT Frame Services 47
- 2-12 114078 Rev. A 48
- Token Ring Overview 49
- 2-14 114078 Rev. A 50
- Figure 2-7. Token Ring LAN 50
- Overview of WAN Protocols 51
- HSSI Overview 52
- ISDN Overview 52
- MCE1 and MCT1 Overview 53
- Synchronous Overview 54
- T1 Overview 54
- Figure 2-8. D4 Frame 55
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- Figure 2-10. Bipolar Format 57
- Chapter 3 58
- Customizing LAN Interfaces 58
- Setting the BofL Interval 59
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- 3-6 114078 Rev. A 63
- Editing FDDI Lines 65
- 3-10 114078 Rev. A 67
- 2. Click on SMT Attributes 67
- 3-12 114078 Rev. A 69
- 3-14 114078 Rev. A 71
- Editing FDDI Path Attributes 72
- 3-16 114078 Rev. A 73
- 2. Click on Path Attributes 73
- Editing FDDI Port Attributes 74
- Editing Token Ring Lines 75
- Specifying the Ring Speed 76
- Chapter 4 78
- Customizing WAN Interfaces 78
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- Setting the Framing Mode 81
- Editing ATM FRE-2 Lines 83
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- Editing E1 Lines 87
- Assigning Channel Functions 88
- Editing HSSI Lines 89
- 4-14 114078 Rev. A 91
- Editing T1 Lines 93
- Chapter 5 96
- Customizing Synchronous and 96
- Asynchronous Interfaces 96
- Specifying the Start Protocol 97
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- Setting the Baud Rate 99
- Setting the Idle Timer 99
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- Configuring Line Services 101
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- 114078 Rev. A 5-7 102
- Setting the Station Type 103
- Setting the Control Field 103
- Setting the Window Size 104
- Setting the N2 Retry Count 104
- Setting the Link Setup Action 105
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- Editing Synchronous Lines 107
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- Setting the BofL Timeout 109
- Setting the Clock Source 110
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- Setting the Signal Mode 112
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- Setting Minimum Frame Spacing 114
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- 114078 Rev. A 5-21 116
- Setting the CRC Size 117
- Setting the Signaling Method 117
- Setting the Line Coding 118
- Setting the Retry Count 119
- Setting the Link Idle Timer 119
- Setting the Cable Type 120
- Setting the Retry Timer 120
- Setting Sync Priority 121
- Configuring KG84A Security 122
- LS0017A 123
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- 5-30 114078 Rev. A 125
- Chapter 6 126
- Setting the Clock Parameters 128
- Customizing MCE1 Port Details 129
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- Customizing MCT1 Port Details 132
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- 6-10 114078 Rev. A 135
- 114078 Rev. A 6-11 136
- 6-12 114078 Rev. A 137
- 114078 Rev. A 6-13 138
- Defining Logical Lines 140
- (MCE1 example) 142
- Customizing Logical Lines 143
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- Assigning Timeslots 150
- 2. Click on B-Channels 152
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- Chapter 7 156
- Configuring Multiline Services 156
- Multiline Example 157
- Types of Multiline Circuits 158
- Grouping Data Paths 159
- Multiline Traffic Distribution 160
- Frame Relay Considerations 161
- PPP Multilink 161
- Configuring Multiline 162
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- Select File > Exit 171
- (Figure 7-12) 171
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- Chapter 8 174
- Managing Line Resources 174
- Line Resource Manager (LRM) 175
- Starting the LRM 176
- Configuring the LRM 179
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- Deleting LRM Services 185
- 5. Click on OK 186
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- Appendix B 268
- Asynchronous Line Parameters 269
- ATM FRE-2 Line Parameters 269
- ATM ARE Line Parameters 270
- E1 Line Parameters 271
- FDDI Line Parameters 272
- HSSI Line Parameters 273
- LAPB Parameters 274
- MCE1 Line Parameters 274
- (continued) 275
- (continued) 276
- T1 Line Parameters 281
- Token Ring Line Parameters 281
- Multiline Parameters 281
- Table B-30. LRM Parameters 282
- Appendix C 284
- Setting Test Parameters 285
- 114078 Rev. A C-3 286
- Setting the BERT Alarm Type 287
- Setting the BERT Test Pattern 287
- Setting the Line Type 288
- C-6 114078 Rev. A 289
- Running Port Tests 290
- C-8 114078 Rev. A 291
- 114078 Rev. A C-9 292
- 114078 Rev. A Index-1 294
- 114078 Rev. A Index-3 296
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