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Configuring WAN Line Services
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To distribute traffic among multiline data paths, you can use one of the following
methods:
• Address-Based Selection
• Random Selection
Address-Based Selection
If you choose address-based selection, the router determines the appropriate data
path for outbound traffic from the source and destination addresses in individual
packets. The router always uses the same data path for a given address pair.
The router determines whether to route or bridge the packet, and then uses the
appropriate address. It uses the routing-level addresses for routing traffic, and the
MAC-level addresses for bridging traffic.
Address-based selection ensures that all outbound traffic to a particular endstation
travels on the same data path, and that packets arrive in the correct sequence. Use
this method for protocols that cannot receive packets out of sequence. Note,
however, that this option may not result in even traffic distribution across all data
paths.
Random Selection
If you choose random selection, the router determines the data path for outbound
traffic by using random number generation. With this method, the router:
1. Assigns a set of numbers to each data path
2. Generates a random number for each outbound packet
3. Sends the packet across the data path with the matching number
Note:
Address-based selection cannot be used with frame relay in group or
hybrid access mode. Traffic distribution is automatically changed to random
selection.
Note:
Random selection provides even distribution across all active data paths
in the topology; however, packets traveling on different paths can arrive at their
destination out of sequence. Some protocols cannot tolerate packets arriving
out of sequence, and as a result, you can experience poor performance or
failures. Be sure that random selection is appropriate for your application.
- Configuring 1
- WAN Line Services 1
- Trademarks 2
- Restricted Rights Legend 2
- Statement of Conditions 2
- Contents 5
- 117345-B Rev. 00 10
- About This Guide 19
- Before You Begin 20
- Conventions 20
- Acronyms 21
- Bay Networks Customer Service 24
- How to Get Help 24
- Chapter 1 27
- Getting Started 27
- To edit a circuit: 33
- Figure 1-4. Edit Lines Window 34
- Chapter 2 35
- Setting the BofL Timeout 41
- Setting the MTU 41
- Configuring Clocking Signals 43
- Setting the Signal Mode 45
- Setting Minimum Frame Spacing 49
- Setting the CRC Size 52
- Setting the Signaling Method 54
- Setting the Line Coding 55
- Configuring KG84A Security 55
- Setting the Retry Count 59
- Setting the Link Idle Timer 60
- Setting the Cable Type 61
- Setting the Retry Timer 61
- Setting a Priority 62
- Setting the Hold Down Time 63
- Setting the IFTF Pattern 65
- Chapter 3 77
- Asynchronous Services 77
- for information 78
- Setting the Remote IP Address 79
- Specifying the Remote Port 80
- Specifying the Local Port 80
- Setting the Idle Timer 81
- Chapter 4 83
- Setting the Option Mode 85
- Loopback Test Modes 89
- AN/ANH/ARN 90
- Chapter 5 93
- Enabling or Disabling BofL 96
- Using the BCC 100
- Using Site Manager 100
- Configuring HSSI Services 101
- Chapter 6 103
- Editing T1 Services 104
- Setting the T1 Frame Type 105
- Configuring WAN Line Services 106
- Figure 6-2. Bipolar Format 106
- Specifying Line Buildout 107
- Assigning Channel Functions 108
- Editing E1 Services 109
- Enabling or Disabling CRC 111
- Setting the Clock Source 111
- Chapter 7 113
- Setting the Clock Parameters 116
- Configuring a DS0A Connection 129
- Setting Parameters 131
- Table 7-2 132
- Defining Logical Lines 133
- (MCT1 Example) 134
- Circuit Name: MCE1_31_1 135
- Circuit name: MCE1_231_1 135
- (MCE1 Example) 136
- See the following sections: 137
- Caution: 139
- Assigning Timeslots 144
- About the Tests 149
- Setting Port Test Parameters 150
- Running Port Tests 153
- Running Logical Line Tests 158
- Send Command Function 159
- Chapter 8 161
- Configuring FT1 Services 161
- Configuring an FT1 Port 162
- Defining Logical Line 172
- Circuit name: 174
- Chapter 9 189
- Types of Multiline Circuits 190
- Multiline Example 191
- Software Considerations 192
- Logical Lines (MCE1 Example) 205
- Appendix A 209
- Asynchronous Line Parameters 210
- DSU/CSU Parameters 216
- E1 Line Parameters 218
- HSSI Line Parameters 221
- LAPB Parameters 226
- MCE1 Port Parameters 233
- MCT1 Port Parameters 237
- FT1 Port Parameters 252
- FT1 Logical Line Parameters 258
- Synchronous Line Parameters 263
- T1 Line Parameters 282
- Glossary 287
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