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Configuring ATM Services
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Configuring an ATM Service Record for ATMARP
When configuring a service record to act as an ATMARP client or server:
• Define a classical IP service record.
-- Specify SVC as the virtual circuit type for the service record. All network
devices on a LIS must connect over SVCs.
-- Specify LLC/SNAP or NULL as the encapsulation type for the service
record. RFC 1577 defines LLC/SNAP as the encapsulation type for
ATMARP.
For more information about how to create an SVC service record to run
classical IP, see Chapter 2
, “Starting ATM, ATM MPOA Server, and ATM
Router Redundancy.”
• Add IP and IP routing protocols to the circuit.
• Configure ATMARP Mode as either a client or a server.
For a description of the ATM-specific IP parameters necessary for classical IP
ATMARP operation over ATM, see “ATMARP Parameter
s” on page A-74.
For full compatibility with RFC 1577, you may have to specify a maximum
transmission unit (MTU) size of 9188 bytes. See “Defining the Interface MTU
”
on page 3-3 (for the BCC) or the Site Manager Interface MTU parameter
description on page A-4 for additional information about setting the MTU size.
When configuring the router as a client, you must define the server switch
address. The client sends ATMARP requests to the server switch address.
Note:
If you remove and replace a link module that is configured as an
ATMARP client, the client loses connectivity until the ATMARP server
registration refresh interval for that client expires (900-second default). This
loss of connectivity occurs only when the client is configured to autogenerate
the ATM address user part (see Disabling and Reenabling User Part
Autogeneration” on page 6-4 for additional information about autogenerating
ATM addresses).
- Configuring 1
- ATM Services 1
- Trademarks 2
- Restricted Rights Legend 2
- Statement of Conditions 2
- Contents 5
- 303514-A Rev. 00 10
- Before You Begin 19
- Text Conventions 20
- Acronyms 21
- How to Get Help 25
- Chapter 1 27
- Understanding ATM, MPOA, and 27
- ATM General Information 28
- Figure 1-2. ATM Cell Header 29
- Data Transmission 30
- VP = Virtual path 31
- VC = Virtual channel 31
- ATM Layers 32
- Table 1-1. Maximum Bandwidth 34
- Data Encapsulation Methods 38
- Encapsulation Rules for PVCs 42
- PVC Access Methods 43
- SVC Access Methods 48
- Assigning ATM Addresses 48
- ATM Traffic Parameters 49
- ARP and Inverse ARP Support 53
- ATM Error Checking 53
- Converting Mb/s to Cells/s 53
- ATM Address Resolution 57
- ATM LAN Emulation Concepts 59
- LAN Emulation Components 60
- Redundant LES/BUS 61
- LAN Emulation States 62
- MPOA Logical Components 65
- MPOA Basic Elements 66
- ATM0055A 68
- Figure 1-15 69
- For More Information 71
- Chapter 2 73
- ATM Router Redundancy 73
- Starting Configuration Tools 74
- Starting ATM Services 74
- Defining PVC Service 76
- Defining Classical IP Service 76
- Defining LEC Service 77
- Adding IP 79
- Adding IPX 79
- Adding PVCs 85
- Starting the MPOA Server 86
- Configuring the MPS 89
- Redundancy 91
- Deleting ATM from the Router 95
- Chapter 3 99
- Using the BCC 100
- Defining the Interface MTU 101
- Using Site Manager 102
- Assigning the Framing Mode 107
- Specifying DS-3 Line Buildout 109
- Customizing an ATM Interface 115
- Autogenerating ATM Addresses 116
- Where to Go Next 120
- Chapter 4 121
- Customizing Signaling 121
- Defining Signaling 122
- Setting Connection Thresholds 129
- Defining Signaling Timers 135
- Configuring ATM Services 136
- Defining Retransmissions 142
- Pacing Calls 145
- Defining ILMI 146
- Defining Control VCs 154
- Changing VPI Numbers 155
- Changing VCI Numbers 157
- ) and enter: 158
- Table 4-2. Valid PCR Ranges 160
- Defining SSCOP/Signaling AAL 176
- Modifying SAAL Timers 180
- Defining PDU Values 182
- Chapter 5 189
- Customizing PVC Service 189
- Records and PVCs 189
- Deleting a Service Record 193
- Setting the PCR 197
- Setting the SCR 199
- Setting the MBS 201
- Setting the Transmit SDU Size 202
- Setting the Receive SDU Size 204
- PVC to NLPID encapsulation: 206
- Copying a PVC 207
- Deleting a PVC 208
- Chapter 6 211
- Chapter 7 223
- Customizing LAN Emulation 223
- Service Records and Clients 223
- Specifying an Owner 237
- Assigning ATM LES Addresses 238
- Modifying a LES Entry 243
- Deleting a LES Entry 244
- Setting the Control Timeout 251
- Setting the Aging Time 255
- (continued) 261
- Setting the Flush Timeout 263
- Specifying a LECS ATM Address 265
- Chapter 8 271
- (continued) 275
- Defining MPS Timers 280
- Setting the Give Up Time 284
- Defining MPS Cache Values 286
- Deleting an Individual MPS 288
- Chapter 9 291
- Appendix A 295
- Site Manager Parameters 295
- Accessing ATM Parameters 296
- Using the Menu Path 297
- ATM Line Parameters 298
- ATM Interface Parameters 304
- ATM Service Record Parameters 307
- LAN Emulation Parameters 318
- LES Parameters 327
- ATM Signaling Parameters 329
- Caution: 331
- ATM ILMI Signaling Parameters 340
- ATM Signaling AAL Parameters 347
- MPOA Parameters 351
- NHRP Parameters 359
- ATMARP Parameters 368
- Adjacent Host Parameters 370
- Appendix B 373
- <slot> 374
- <connector> 374
- <servicename> 379
- <ip address> 381
- show dsx3 circuits 383
- show dsx3 current 384
- show dsx3 history 387
- show sonet circuits 398
- show sonet current 399
- show sonet history 402
- Appendix C 407
- NHRP Overview 408
- Editing an NHRP Record 414
- Disabling an NHRP Record 415
- Deleting NHRP 415
- Index-10 426
- Index-11 427
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