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Cisco IOS Bridging and IBM Networking Configuration Guide, Release 12.1
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About the Cisco IOS Software Documentation
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Using Cisco IOS Software
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Overview of SNA Internetworking
- Part 1: Bridging
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Part 2: IBM Networking
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Overview of IBM Networking
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Configuring Remote Source-Route Bridging
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Configuring Data-Link Switching Plus
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Configuring Serial Tunnel and Block Serial Tunnel
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Configuring LLC2 and SDLC Parameters
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Configuring IBM Network Media Translation
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Configuring Frame Relay Access Support
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Configuring NCIA Server
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Configuring the Airline Product Set
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Configuring DSPU and SNA Service Point Support
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Configuring SNA Switching Services
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Configuring Cisco Transaction Connection
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Configuring Cisco Mainframe Channel Connection Adapters
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Configuring CLAW and TCP/IP Offload Support
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Configuring CMPC and CSNA
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Configuring CMPC+
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Configuring the TN3270 Server
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Index
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Table Of Contents
Index: Cisco IOS Bridging and IBM Networking Configuration Guide
Symbols A B C D E F G H I K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X
Symbols
? command li
A
abbreviating commands
context-sensitive help li
access control
bridging
using byte offset BC-113
using station names BC-112
NetBIOS filtering BC-111
access-expression command BC-117
access expressions
combining administrative filters BC-115
configuration examples BC-140, BC-141
configuring BC-116
optimizing BC-117
access filters
NetBIOS
configuration (example) BC-137
configuring BC-111
SNAP frames (example) BC-139
SR/TLB (example) BC-134
SRB
access expressions, combining BC-115
access-list command BC-47, BC-48, BC-49, BC-114, BC-115
access lists
bridging
(caution) BC-49
defining BC-49
filtering by protocol type BC-48
redefining BC-117
SRB
access expressions, altering BC-117
NetBIOS filtering BC-100
adapter command BC-681, BC-697, BC-698
addresses
filtering
destination BC-115
source BC-115
multicast filtering BC-45
administrative filtering
addresses
destination BC-115
MAC-layer BC-46
multicast BC-45
source BC-115
Token Ring BC-114
dynamically determined stations BC-44
LAT service announcements BC-50
protocol type BC-114
source-route bridging BC-113
Advanced-Peer-to-Peer Networking
See APPN
Airline Product Set
See ALPS
allocate lu command BC-797, BC-800, BC-802, BC-807, BC-812
all-routes explorer
See ARE
ALPS
ASCU
configuring BC-500
circuit
configuring BC-499
circuits
configuring BC-503
configuration
task list BC-497
CPE
central, configuring BC-501
local peer IP address
configuring BC-498
maintaining BC-504
MATIP
(example) BC-505
description BC-496
topology BC-496
monitoring BC-504
remote peer IP address
configuring BC-498
remote routers
configuring BC-498
service messages
configuring BC-502
supported platforms BC-497
topology
(figure) BC-496
ALC protocol BC-496
mainframe access BC-496
MATIP protocol BC-496
TCP-based protocol BC-496
UTS protocol BC-496
verifying BC-503
alps a1-map a2-map command BC-500
alps ascu command BC-500
alps circuit command BC-499
alps connection-type permanent command BC-499
alps default-circuit command BC-500
alps enable-alarms ascu command BC-503
alps enable-alarms circuit command BC-503
alps enable-alarms peer command BC-503
alps enable-ascu command BC-501
alps enable-circuit command BC-499
alps error-display command BC-501
alps host-hld host-link command BC-502
alps hostlink command BC-499
alps idle-timer command BC-499
alps keepalive command BC-498
alps lifetime-timer command BC-499
alps local-hld remote-hld command BC-499
alps local-peer command BC-498, BC-501
alps matip-close-delay command BC-499
alps max-msg-length command BC-501
alps mpx command BC-499
alps n1 command BC-500
alps n2 command BC-500
alps n3 command BC-500
alps poll-pause command BC-500
alps primary-peer command BC-499
alps remote-peer command BC-498
alps retry-option command BC-500
alps service-msg-interval command BC-499
alps service-msg-list command BC-499
alps servlim command BC-500
alps t1 command BC-500
alps t2 command BC-500
alps translate command BC-502
alps update-circuit command BC-503
APPC
connections to CTRC BC-579
PEM support for BC-584
APPL statement
for CICS BC-577
for DB2 BC-581
label BC-581
APPN
CMPC support BC-251, BC-672, BC-692
configuration
CMPC (examples) BC-716, BC-717, BC-718 to BC-720, BC-724 to BC-726
TN3270 server BC-803 to BC-807
SNA-to-IP integration BC-3 to BC-4
See also SNASw
ARE
packet forwarding BC-92
ASP
Cisco's tunneling implementation BC-361
overview BC-364
specifying primary and secondary roles BC-372
virtual multidrop support BC-365
asp addr-offset command BC-372
asp role primary command BC-372
asp role secondary command BC-372
asp rx-ift command BC-372
ASSOCIATE request
TN3270 server
asynchronous networks
frame sequencing
overview BC-366
asynchronous protocols
virtual multidrop support BC-365
asynchronous security protocols
See ASP
Asynchronous Transfer Mode
See ATM
ATM
networks
RFC 1483 BC-110
AUTOGEN definition
SDLLC BC-449
autoinstall for router connections, using BC-580
autonomous bridging
enabling BC-43
autonomous switching
configuring (example) BC-142
source-route bridging BC-119
B
Binary Synchronous Communications
See Bisync
bind-time security BC-580
Bisync
active poll list
specifying BC-372
address on a contention
specifying BC-371
central router
specifying BC-372
character set
specifying BC-371
connection retries
specifying BC-372
extended addressing
non-standard address, specifying BC-372
frame sequencing BC-366
full-duplex mode
specifying BC-372
local acknowledgment peers
configuring BC-373
multidrop configuration
description BC-363
non-standard address
specifying BC-372
overview BC-361
passthru peers
configuring BC-373
polling cycles
specifying BC-372
poll timeout
specifying BC-372
primary role
specifying BC-372
protocol options BC-371
secondary role
specifying BC-372
traffic
encapsulating and routing BC-217, BC-361
Block Serial Tunneling
See BSTUN
Bootstrap Data Set BC-581
BPDUs
intervals
forward delay, adjusting BC-53
hello packets BC-53
maximum idle, adjusting BC-53
Branch Extender
See SNASw, BEX
bridge acquire command BC-44
bridge address command BC-46
bridge bridge command BC-41
bridge circuit-group pause command BC-60
bridge circuit-group source-based command BC-60
bridge cmf command BC-60
bridge crb command BC-39
bridge domain command BC-44
bridge forward-time command BC-53
bridge group
interfaces
assigning BC-30
number
assigning BC-30
bridge-group aging-time command BC-45
bridge-group cbus-bridging command BC-43
bridge-group circuit command BC-60
bridge-group command BC-33, BC-36, BC-180
bridge-group input-lsap-list command BC-49
bridge-group input-type-list command BC-48
bridge-group lat-compression command BC-43
bridge-group output-address-list command BC-47
bridge-group output-lat-service-deny command BC-51
bridge-group output-lat-service-permit command BC-51
bridge-group output-lsap-list command BC-49
bridge-group output-pattern command BC-49
bridge-group output-type-list command BC-48
bridge-group path-cost command BC-52
bridge-group priority command BC-52
bridge-group spanning-disabled command BC-53
bridge-group virtual interface
See BVI
bridge hello-time command BC-53
bridge irb command BC-40
bridge lat-service-filtering command BC-50
bridge max-age command BC-53
bridge multicast-source command BC-45
bridge priority
spanning tree BC-52
bridge priority command BC-52
bridge protocol command BC-29, BC-40, BC-154, BC-181
bridge protocol data units
See BPDUs
bridge route command BC-41
bridges
root BC-52
See also RSRB; SR/TLB; SRB; SRT
bridge tables
description BC-45
static and dynamic entries BC-45
bridging
between dissimilar media BC-13
(caution) BC-28
concurrent routing and bridging BC-39
dissimilar media
(caution) BC-98
duplicate bridge definition
(caution) BC-87
extended access lists
(caution) BC-49
Frame Relay BC-36
transparent
See SR/TLB
X.25 BC-38
broadcasts
transparent bridging (example) BC-72
BSC
See Bisync
bsc char-set command BC-371
bsc contention command BC-371
bsc dial-contention command BC-372
bsc extended-address command BC-372
bsc pause command BC-372
bsc poll-timeout command BC-372
bsc primary command BC-372
bsc retries command BC-372
bsc secondary command BC-372
bsc servlim command BC-372
BSDS BC-581
BSTUN
ASP
overview BC-364
asynchronous networks
frame sequencing, overview BC-366
Bisync
(examples) BC-373
configuring BC-371
frame sequencing, overview BC-366
bstun route command BC-370
Cisco's implementation BC-217, BC-361
configuration
(examples) BC-373
task list BC-366
description BC-361
DLCI mapping BC-369
enabling BC-367
features BC-217
Frame Relay
encapsulation BC-368
local acknowledgment (example) BC-387
local acknowledgment, configuring BC-348
passthru (example) BC-387
frames
specifying BC-370
frame sequencing
overview BC-365
groups
configuring BC-367
serial interfaces, assigning BC-369
interfaces
serial, configuring BC-369
local acknowledgment (example) BC-387
monitoring BC-373
passthru
configuration (example) BC-387
protocols BC-367
adplex BC-367
adt-poll-select BC-368
adt-vari-poll BC-368
async-generic BC-368
bsc BC-367
bsc-local-ack BC-367
configuring BC-367
diebold BC-368
mdi BC-368
traffic queuing priorities
configuring BC-371
customizing BC-371
bstun group command BC-369
bstun protocol-group command BC-367
bstun route command BC-370
buffers
SDLC
controlling size BC-406
bus-and-tag channels
data rate
configuring BC-631
BVI
creating BC-41
feature
secondary IP address BC-41
byte offset
access control BC-113
C
cautions
bridging
between dissimilar media BC-28
dissimilar media BC-98
duplicate bridge definition BC-87
extended access lists BC-49
CMCC adapters
microcode reload BC-625, BC-627
SNASw
interfaces, changing BC-548
STUN encapsulation
RSP BC-343
usage in text xlv
XID transmission BC-401
CCO
accessing xlvi
definition xlvi
change log inventory utility BC-582
channel interface processor
See CIP
channel interface tracking
CPA
configuring BC-632
channel port adapter
See CPA
channel-protocol command BC-631, BC-632
channel rate
See data rate
channel subsystem
configuration BC-617
CICS
clients, setting up BC-591
CTRC feature BC-243
defining remote access to BC-577
host
configuring BC-577 to ??, BC-581 to ??
LU termination BC-778
resource definition group BC-578
system initialization parameters BC-578
transient data queue BC-579
Universal Client BC-591
CIP
benefits BC-611
Cisco IOS release support BC-247, BC-612
CPA comparison BC-246, BC-247, BC-611, BC-612
description BC-610
hardware logic
clearing BC-636
interfaces
number supported BC-246, BC-247, BC-610, BC-612
port numbers BC-631
restarting BC-637
shutting down BC-637
memory BC-246, BC-247, BC-611, BC-612
microcode images
saving BC-626
verifying BC-630
overview BC-246
router platforms BC-245, BC-247, BC-609, BC-612
statistics
clearing BC-635
virtual ports
CIP-attached router definition BC-601
circuit weight
DLSw+
adjusting BC-307
Cisco Connection Online
See CCO
Cisco IOS
saving configuration changes liv
Cisco IOS STP Enhancement
description BC-29
Cisco Mainframe Channel Connection adapters
See CMCC adapters
Cisco Multipath Channel
See CMPC
Cisco SNA
See CSNA
Cisco SNA internetworking
overview BC-1
class of service
See COS
CLAW
CMPC+ support BC-727
configuration
guidelines BC-651
host, router correlation BC-661 to BC-662
tasks, router BC-651 to BC-655
fast switching
configuring BC-655
ICMP flows
disabling BC-655
IP addresses
configuring BC-654
IP host backup
configuring BC-660, BC-660 to BC-661
maintaining BC-662
maximum connections BC-651
monitoring BC-662
MTU
configuring, CPA BC-654
packing
(example) BC-664
feature BC-652
subchannels
guidelines BC-651
claw command BC-618, BC-653, BC-660, BC-661
clear bridge command BC-61
clear bridge multicast command BC-61
clear counters command BC-635, BC-638
clear dbconn connection command BC-596
clear dlsw circuit command BC-315
clear drip command BC-155, BC-183
clear drip counters command BC-155
clear extended counters channel command BC-635, BC-710, BC-759
clear interface command BC-636
clear ncia circuit command BC-490
clear ncia client command BC-490
clear ncia client registered command BC-490
clear netbios-cache command BC-123
clear rif-cache command BC-123
clear source-bridge command BC-123
clear sse command BC-61, BC-123
clear txconn connection command BC-595
clear txconn transaction command BC-595
clear vlan statistics command BC-61, BC-155
client ip command BC-814
client ip lu command BC-797, BC-812
client ip pool command BC-797, BC-802, BC-806, BC-812
client lu maximum command BC-800, BC-804
client printer ip lu command BC-812
clients
CICS BC-591
COMTI BC-595
DB2 BC-591
IBM Universal BC-591
TXSeries clients BC-592
virtual terminals, installing BC-580
clock rate command BC-430
clusters
LU pools
allocation BC-778
TN3270 server
description BC-774
figures BC-822
CMCC adapters
channel interface processor
See CIP
channel interface tracking
configuring, CPA BC-632
channel port adapter
See CPA
Cisco IOS channel software BC-245, BC-610
CLAW
CMPC
CMPC+
comparison (table) BC-612
configuration
device argument BC-621 to BC-622
guidelines BC-614
path argument BC-618 to BC-621
core dump BC-638
CSNA
data rate
configuring BC-631
description BC-609
environments supported BC-248, BC-613
FEP alternative BC-250, BC-672
hardware
description BC-245
logic, clearing BC-636
IBM 3172
offload BC-642
interfaces
clearing BC-635
monitoring BC-632 to BC-635, BC-636
port types BC-631
restarting BC-637
selecting BC-631
shutting down BC-637
status, verifying BC-637
IP addresses
configuration (example) BC-663
configuring BC-654, BC-658, BC-738
IP host backup
loopback BC-637
microcode images
reloading (caution) BC-625, BC-627
verifying BC-630
MIH
(caution) BC-645, BC-674, BC-734
RSP
flash memory BC-625
SNA environment features BC-250
SNA-to-IP integration BC-6
TCP/IP environment features BC-248
TCP/IP offload
TN3270 server
troubleshooting BC-638
CMCC internal adapters
configuration
CSNA BC-676
ports BC-675
SAP guidelines BC-614 to BC-616, BC-676
CSNA
configuring BC-680
LLC options
configuring BC-681
SAPs
limit BC-614
reserved values BC-614
CMCC internal LANs
configuration
CMPC BC-691
CSNA BC-675
CSNA
configuring BC-680
CMPC
APPN node support BC-251
channels
troubleshooting BC-705
verifying, host BC-705
verifying, router BC-703 to BC-705
CMPC+ support BC-727
configuration
(examples) BC-715 to BC-726, BC-826
description BC-690
enabling BC-700
host, router correlation BC-701
SAPs BC-691
tasks, router BC-694 to BC-700
internal adapters
configuring BC-697
internal LANs
configuring BC-697
links
See transmission groups
LLC options
configuring BC-698
local SNA major node
configuring BC-693
SRB
configuring BC-699
subchannels
configuring BC-694
guidelines BC-691
TN3270 server DLUR support BC-251, BC-672
transmission groups
configuring BC-696
figure BC-692
guidelines BC-691
TRL
configuring BC-692
VTAM
troubleshooting BC-708
verifying, host BC-706 to BC-707
verifying, router BC-707
See also CMPC+
Cisco Multipath Channel+
See CMPC+
CMPC+
benefits BC-732
configuration
description BC-735
guidelines BC-735
host, router correlation BC-742
requirements BC-733
tasks, routers BC-738 to BC-742
troubleshooting, HSAS BC-757
troubleshooting, TCP/IP stack BC-751 to BC-752
verifying, HSAS stack BC-752 to BC-757
verifying, TCP/IP stack BC-744 to BC-750
data flow BC-728
IP addresses
configuring BC-738
MPC+ groups
number supported BC-249, BC-727
platforms supported BC-733
subchannels
guidelines BC-735
TCP/IP stack (example) BC-760 to BC-761
transmission groups
configuring BC-741
guidelines BC-735
maximum BC-735
cmpc command BC-618, BC-695, BC-704, BC-739, BC-740
command modes
summary (table) l
command syntax conventions
Cisco IOS documentation xlvi
Common Link Access to Workstation
See CLAW
Communication Definition Example
Listener Definition (example) BC-593
communication protocols for CICS BC-577
COMTI clients BC-595
concurrent routing and bridging
enabling BC-39
configuration, saving liv
configure command BC-626
constrained multicast flooding
enabling BC-60
multicast state information
clearing BC-61
displaying BC-61
conversion, data BC-585
copy command BC-626
CoS
enabling BC-269
SNA traffic
prioritizing BC-269
CPA
benefits BC-611
CIP comparison BC-246, BC-247, BC-611, BC-612
Cisco IOS release support BC-247, BC-612
description BC-611
hardware logic
clearing BC-636
interfaces
monitoring BC-636
number supported BC-246, BC-247, BC-611, BC-612
port number BC-631
restarting BC-637
shutting down BC-637
memory BC-246, BC-247, BC-611, BC-612
microcode images
saving BC-628
verifying BC-630
overview BC-246
router platforms BC-245, BC-247, BC-609, BC-612
statistics
clearing BC-635
virtual ports
CPE
central
configuring BC-501
CSCC transient data queue BC-579
CSNA
channels
troubleshooting BC-687 to BC-688
verifying, host BC-687
verifying, router BC-686 to BC-687
CMPC+ support BC-727
configuration
description BC-675
enabling BC-683
host, router correlation BC-683
SAPs BC-676
tasks, host BC-676
tasks, routers BC-678
internal adapters
configuring BC-680
internal LANs
configuring BC-680
routing information BC-676
SRB
subchannels
configuring BC-679
supported devices BC-250, BC-672
VTAM
troubleshooting BC-690
verifying, host BC-688 to BC-689
verifying, router BC-689
XCA major node
(example) BC-677
csna command BC-618, BC-679, BC-680, BC-686
CTRC
benefits BC-245
benefits of BC-571
CICS configuration
server BC-586
CICS support BC-243
configuration BC-574
verifying ?? to BC-590
DB2 support BC-244
description BC-243
destination
configuring BC-585
installing APPC connections BC-579
license
configuring BC-587
maintaining BC-595
monitoring BC-595
route
configuring BC-586
servers
CICS (examples) BC-603, BC-606
CICS, configuring BC-586
DB2 (examples) BC-598 to BC-606
DB2, configuring BC-586
SNASw
configuring BC-587
CTRC router
licensing for BC-573
Customer Information Control System
See CICS
Customer Premise Equipment
See CPE
D
Data Base 2
See DB2
Database Connection
StarSQL applications BC-244, BC-573
Database Server Name for data source BC-582
data conversion BC-585
data flow
CMPC+ BC-728
data-link controls
DSPU
configuring BC-518
SNA Service Point
configuring BC-527
Data Link Switching
See DLSw
Data Link Switching Plus
See DLSw+
data rate
CMCC adapters
parallel channel interfaces BC-631
host configuration
control unit statement BC-632
DB2
APPL statement for BC-581
clients, setting up BC-591
CTRC feature BC-244
CTRC monitoring commands BC-596
DDF record in BSDS BC-581
LUNAMES table for BC-583
Universal Server
AIX BC-575
HP-UX BC-575
OS/2 BC-575
SCO OpenServer BC-575
Solaris BC-575
UNIX BC-575
Windows 95 BC-575
Windows NT BC-575
VSE BC-244
DB2 Universal Server
AIX BC-244
HP-UX BC-244
OS/2 BC-244
SCO OpenServer BC-244
Solaris BC-244
UNIX BC-244
Windows 95 BC-244
Windows NT BC-244
dbconn ping command BC-596
dbconn server command BC-586
DDDLU
DDF
installation panel BC-582
starting BC-582
DDR
bridging and routing of protocols BC-35
transparent bridging
access, controlling BC-36
bridging protocol, defining BC-35
Ethernet type code, access (example) BC-76
interface configuration BC-36
permit all bridge packets BC-36
protocol, access (example) BC-76
type codes, access BC-36
debug channel events command BC-686, BC-704
debug dbconn all command BC-596
debug dbconn appc command BC-596
debug dbconn config command BC-596
debug dbconn drda command BC-596
debug dbconn event command BC-596
debug dbconn tcp command BC-596
debug txconn all command BC-595
debug txconn appc command BC-595
debug txconn config command BC-595
debug txconn data command BC-595
debug txconn event command BC-595
debug txconn tcp command BC-595
debug txconn timer command BC-595
default form of a command
using liii
definitions
VTAM BC-576
Dependent LU Requester
See DLUR
destination
CTRC
configuring BC-585
destination addresses
administrative filtering BC-115
deterministic load distribution BC-10, BC-24, BC-59
DFHCLNT definition group BC-578
DFHCNV table BC-579
DFHDCTG definition group BC-579
dialer-list protocol bridge command BC-36
dialer map bridge command BC-36
dial-on-demand routing
See DDR BC-289
distributed relational database architecture
See DRDA
DLCI mapping BC-369
DLSw
standard
description BC-286
DLSw+
access control
description BC-310
ring or port lists BC-310
border peers
cache entries, displaying reachability BC-303
cache entries, resetting BC-303
configuring BC-301
description BC-301
disabling BC-303
group cache entries, deleting BC-303
group cache max entries, configuring BC-302
caches
clearing BC-303
circuits
clearing BC-315
displaying BC-314
configuration
tuning BC-313
disabling BC-314
DLSw+ Lite
See LLC2
DSPU
dynamic peers
configuring BC-305
description BC-305
enhanced load balancing mode
circuit-weight, adjusting BC-307
timers, adjusting BC-308
Ethernet
bridge groups, assigning BC-297
configuring BC-297
Token Ring (example) BC-324
Ethernet Redundancy feature
description BC-308
explorer firewalls BC-303
explorer traffic
reducing BC-312
FDDI
configuring BC-300
Token Ring (example) BC-325
Frame Relay
configuration (example) BC-328
LLC1 circuit support
description BC-305
LLC2
local acknowledgment BC-290
LNM
load balancing
description BC-306
enhanced version mode, configuring BC-307
enhanced version mode, description BC-307
fault tolerant mode, description BC-307
local peer
maintaining BC-314
monitoring BC-314
NetBIOS DDR
description BC-304
network management tools
description BC-310
peer clusters
defining BC-301
peer groups
defining BC-301
description BC-300
peer-on-demand
configuring BC-302
peers
backup, configuring BC-309
border BC-332
dynamic, configuring BC-210, BC-289
remote, TCP encapsulation BC-311
promiscuous peers
configuring BC-306
description BC-306
QLLC
configuration (example) BC-329
configuring BC-299
enabling BC-299
remote peers
defining BC-293
direct encapsulation, configuring BC-295
DLSw Lite encapsulation, configuring BC-296
FST encapsulation, configuring BC-295
TCP/IP with RIF Passthru encapsulation, configuring BC-294
TCP encapsulation, configuring BC-294
ring list BC-310
RSVP Bandwidth Reservation
(examples) BC-335
SDLC
configuration, multidrop (example) BC-322
configuring BC-298
multidrop, configuring BC-298, BC-403
Token Ring (example) BC-326
SNA
DDR, configuring BC-210, BC-289
SNA Service Point
SNA-to-IP integration BC-3, BC-5
standard BC-206
static paths
configuring BC-312
static resources
configuring BC-312
technology overview BC-285
timers
configuring BC-313
Token Ring
configuring BC-296
traffic
bandwidth management, description BC-310
explorer BC-312
UDP Unicast Enhancement
description BC-305
dlsw bgroup-list command BC-312
dlsw disable command BC-314, BC-315
dlsw duplicate-path-bias command BC-301, BC-303, BC-305, BC-309
dlsw group-cache disable command BC-303
dlsw group-cache max-entries command BC-302
dlsw load-balance command BC-307
dlsw local-peer command BC-293, BC-482, BC-484, BC-489
dlsw netbios-keepalive-filter command BC-304
dlsw netbios-name command BC-312
dlsw peer-on-demand-defaults command BC-302, BC-306
dlsw port-list command BC-311
dlsw prom-peer defaults command BC-306
dlsw remote-peer frame relay command BC-295, BC-296, BC-307
dlsw remote-peer fst command BC-295
dlsw remote-peer tcp command BC-294, BC-302, BC-304, BC-306, BC-307, BC-484
dlsw ring-list command BC-311
dlsw timer command BC-302, BC-313
dlsw udp-disable command BC-305
DLSw Version 2 standard
description BC-286
enhanced peer-on-demand routing
expedited TCP connection
IP multicast
UDP unicast
DLUR
TN3270 server
CMPC (example) BC-824
configuration mode BC-787
configuring BC-805
link management BC-816 to BC-817
links, dynamic to static BC-816
links, removing dynamic BC-817
PUs BC-771
PUs, configuring BC-807
SAPs, configuring BC-805
dlur command BC-805
DLUR PU
TN3270 server
configuration mode BC-788
DLUR SAP
TN3270 server
configuration mode BC-788
configuring BC-805
dlus-backup command BC-805
documentation conventions
Cisco IOS xlv
downstream physical unit
See DSPU
DRDA
and CTRC BC-244
DRiP
duplicate configurations BC-155, BC-183
DSNJU003 utility BC-582
DSNTIPR panel BC-582
DSPU
activation RUs
defining BC-526
configuration
FDDI BC-518
task list BC-513
Token Ring BC-518
DLSw+
configuration (example) BC-534
downstream PU
default, defining BC-516
explicit definition, using BC-514
DSPU/RSRB interface
Ethernet
initiating connection BC-518
FDDI
initiating connection BC-518
feature
LLC2/Frame Relay
initiating connection BC-525
local SAP
enabling BC-519
Ethernet, enabling BC-518
FDDI, enabling BC-518
LLC2/Frame Relay, enabling BC-525
NCIA Server, enabling BC-526
Token Ring, enabling BC-518
virtual data-link control, enabling BC-521
LUs
dedicated (example) BC-532
pooled (example) BC-533
pooled, defining BC-517
range, defining BC-517
monitoring and maintaining BC-531
NCIA
configuration (example) BC-537
server and SAP configuration BC-525
QLLC
configuration BC-523
initiating connection BC-524
RSRB
configuration BC-519
initiating connection BC-520
local acknowledgment, configuring BC-520
SDLC configuration BC-522
SNA perspective BC-234, BC-512
Token Ring
initiating connection BC-518
upstream hosts
defining BC-513
virtual data-link control
initiating connection BC-522
interface, defining BC-521
local SAP, enabling BC-521
dspu activation-window command BC-526
dspu default-pu command BC-516
dspu enable-host (QLLC) command BC-524
dspu enable-host (SDLC) command BC-522
dspu enable-host command BC-518, BC-525
dspu enable-pu (QLLC) command BC-524
dspu enable-pu command BC-518, BC-525
dspu host (Frame Relay) command BC-514
dspu host (QLLC) command BC-514
dspu host (SDLC) command BC-514
dspu host (Token Ring, Ethernet, FDDI, RSRB, VDLC) command BC-486
dspu host command BC-513
dspu lu command BC-487, BC-517
dspu ncia command BC-487, BC-525
dspu notification-level command BC-532
dspu pool command BC-517
dspu pu (Frame Relay) command BC-515
dspu pu (QLLC) command BC-515
dspu pu (SDLC) command BC-515
dspu pu command BC-486, BC-515
dspu rsrb command BC-519, BC-520
dspu rsrb enable-host command BC-519
dspu rsrb enable-pu command BC-520
dspu rsrb start command BC-520
dspu start command BC-518, BC-523, BC-524, BC-525
dspu vdlc command BC-521
dspu vdlc enable-host command BC-521
dspu vdlc enable-pu command BC-487, BC-521, BC-526
dspu vdlc start command BC-522
Duplicate Ring Protocol
See DRiP
dynamic definition of dependent LU
See DDDLU
E
EBCDIC
VTAM
character translations BC-784
ECA
ECPA
adapters
number supported BC-247, BC-612
description BC-612
EMIF
CMPC+ support BC-732
enable command BC-626
encapsulation alc command BC-500
encapsulation bstun command BC-369
encapsulation command BC-33
encapsulation frame-relay command BC-368
encapsulation frame-relay IETF command BC-524
encapsulation sdlc command BC-298, BC-403, BC-522
encapsulation sdlc-primary command BC-404
encapsulation sdlc-secondary command BC-404
encapsulation stun command BC-343
encapsulation tr-isl command BC-150
encapsulation x25 ax25 command BC-502
encapsulation x25 command BC-299, BC-502
end command BC-626
Enhanced peer-on-demand routing
DLSw Version 2 standard
Enterprise Extender
See SNASw, EE
ESCON
CMPC+ support BC-732
ESCON Channel Adapter
See ECA
ESCON channel attachment
ESCON Channel Port Adapter
See ECPA
ESCON director
configuration
figure BC-620
IOCP BC-618
path argument BC-618
ESCON Multiple Image Facility
Ethernet
transparent bridging (example) BC-70
Ethernet Redundancy
DLSw+
description BC-308
ethernet-transit-oui command BC-30, BC-99
Ethernet Type II frames
OUI
assigning BC-30
examples
Listener Definition BC-593
exception slot command BC-638
exchange of identification
See XID
expedited TCP connection
DLSw Version 2 standard BC-208, BC-287
explorers
all-routes BC-92
fast-switching
disabling and enabling BC-121
frame processing
optimizing BC-120
proxy
configuring BC-121
spanning-tree BC-92
topology, configuring BC-92
storms
minimizing BC-94
External Communications Adapter
See XCA
F
Fast-Sequenced Transport
See FST
fast-switched SR/TLB
fast switching
and SRB BC-118
configuration
(example) BC-141
SMDS BC-38
SSE
SRB BC-119
FDDI
SRB BC-91
FEP
CMCC adapter alternative BC-250, BC-672
replacement BC-5
Fiber Distributed Data Interface
See FDDI
filters
bridging
LAT service announcements BC-50
SRB
administrative BC-113
destination addresses BC-115
source addresses BC-115
transparent bridging
setting BC-45
Flash memory
RSP
requirements BC-625
forward delay interval BC-53
frame-copied errors
Token Ring BC-122
Frame Relay
boundary access node
configuring BC-454
bridging
configuring (examples) BC-74
with multicasts BC-75
with no multicasts BC-74
encapsulation
between RSRB peers (example) BC-271
configuring BC-368
fast-path transparent bridging BC-36
SRB
configuring BC-455
STUN
configuring BC-348
local acknowledgment (example) BC-359
transparent bridging
configuring BC-36
Frame Relay Access Support
See FRAS
frame-relay map bridge broadcast command BC-37
frame relay map bstun command BC-373
frame-relay map bstun command BC-369
frame-relay map llc2 command BC-373, BC-525
frame-relay map rsrb command BC-265
frame sequencing BC-365
FRAS
BAN
(example) BC-469
description BC-455
RFC 1490 BC-226
BNN
configuring dynamically BC-454
configuring statically BC-454
RFC 1490 BC-226
SAP multiplexing BC-467
topology example BC-466
Boundary Access Node
See BAN
Boundary Network Node
See BNN
dial backup
description, DLSw+ BC-457
description, RSRB BC-457
DLSw+ (example) BC-472
DLCI backup BC-456
(example) BC-471
description BC-456
host
configuring BC-462
description BC-460
FRAD access BC-461
LLC2, local termination description BC-463
LLC2, passthru description BC-460, BC-463
minicomputer connectivity BC-462
LAN-attached SNA Devices
maintaining BC-459
managing congestion
description BC-456
monitoring BC-459
SDLC-attached SNA devices
(example) BC-465
SRB
configuring BC-455
over Frame Relay (example) BC-470
fras backup dlsw command BC-458
fras backup rsrb command BC-457
fras ban dlci command BC-455
fras ddr-backup interface command BC-456
fras map llc command BC-454
fras map sdlc command BC-454
front-end processor
See FEP
FST
performance considerations BC-205, BC-256
with RSRB
configuring BC-260
example BC-273
full-duplex command BC-372
G
generic pool
TN3270 server
configuring BC-793
generic-pool command BC-793, BC-804, BC-806, BC-807
global configuration mode
summary l
group codes
LAT
conditions, specifying BC-50
definition BC-50
filtering BC-50
lists BC-50
H
half-duplex command BC-406
half-duplex timer cts-delay command BC-407
half-duplex timer rts-timeout command BC-407
Hardware Configuration Definition
See HCD
HCD
configuration BC-618
channel subsystem BC-617
HDLC
encapsulating BC-345
hello BPDUs
interval BC-53
help command li
High-Level Data-Link Control
See HDLC
High Performance Data Transfer
See HPDT
High Performance Routing
See HPR
High Speed Access Services
See HSAS
host
CMCC adapter configuration
channel rate BC-632
channel subsystem BC-617, BC-645, BC-674
description BC-617
HSAS stack BC-738
HSAS stack (examples) BC-762, BC-765, BC-766
IBM TCP/IP profile BC-646 to BC-651, BC-737
IBM TCP/IP profile (examples) BC-760, BC-764
MIH BC-623 to ??
router correlation BC-618
TN3270 server BC-782 to BC-784
VTAM local SNA major node BC-693
VTAM switched major node BC-677
VTAM TRL configuration BC-692
VTAM TRL major node BC-736
VTAM XCA major node BC-677
password management BC-584
router connectivity, verifying BC-588
Hot Standby Router Protocol
See HSRP
HPDT
HPR
CMPC
configuration BC-693
support BC-251, BC-672, BC-692
HSAS
CMPC+
configuration (examples) BC-761 to ??, BC-765, BC-766
configuration tasks BC-738
OE parmlib member BC-762
HSRP
CPA
channel interface tracking BC-632
I
IBM 3172
CMCC
adapter alternative BC-250, BC-671
internal adapter emulation BC-250, BC-672
IBM 3174
frame-copied errors BC-122
IBM 8209
bridges and SR/TLB routing devices BC-99
IBM channel types
configuration
CMCC adapters BC-617
IBM unit types
configuration
CMCC adapters BC-618
IDBLK definition
required to configure SDLLC BC-449
idle time
TN3270 server
idle-time command BC-794, BC-804, BC-806, BC-807
IDNUM definition
SDLLC
configuration BC-449
IEEE 802.5
I-frames
configuration
(example) BC-409
controlling BC-398
rejected
resending BC-399
SDLC
largest size, specifying BC-407, BC-430
unacknowledged
resending BC-399
information frames
See I-frames
Input/Output Control Program
See IOCP
integrated routing and bridging
BVI BC-11
See IRB
interface bvi command BC-41
interface channel command BC-631, BC-652, BC-657, BC-679, BC-694, BC-739, BC-804
interface command BC-33, BC-40, BC-55, BC-150, BC-152, BC-153, BC-154
interface configuration mode
summary l
interface fddi command BC-91
interfaces
bridging priority
configuring BC-52
path costs
assigning BC-52
spanning-tree group
assigning BC-30
interface serial command BC-368, BC-369
interface vlan command BC-179, BC-180
Intermediate Session Routing
See ISR
internal adapters
See CMCC internal adapters
internal LANs
See CMCC internal LANs
Internet Protocol
See IP
Internetwork Packet Exchange
See IPX
intervals
forward delay BC-53
hello BPDU BC-53
maximum idle BC-53
IOCP
channel types BC-622
configuration
(example) BC-617
channel rate BC-632
channel subsystem BC-617
channel types BC-617
control unit statements (example) BC-620
ESCON director BC-618
unit types BC-618
IODEVICE address
configuration
device argument, router BC-621 to BC-622
unit address BC-622
IP
bridge
disabling BC-42
routing and bridging BC-42
SNA integration
See SNA-to-IP integration
ip address command BC-150, BC-179, BC-654, BC-658, BC-738
IP addresses
configuration
CMCC adapters BC-654, BC-658, BC-738
CMCC adapters (example) BC-663
multihomed
TCP/IP offload BC-642
ip domain-name command BC-638
ip ftp password command BC-638
ip ftp username command BC-638
IP host backup
CLAW
configuring BC-660
configuration
description BC-660
description BC-643
paths
TCP/IP offload
configuring BC-660
IP multicast
DLSw Version 2 Standard BC-286
ip name-server command BC-638
IP Precedence
TN3270 server
ip precedence (TN3270) command BC-794, BC-804, BC-806
ip route-cache command BC-655
ip routing command BC-42, BC-150, BC-179
IP TOS
TN3270 server
configuring BC-795
ip tos command BC-795, BC-804, BC-806
IPX
SAP BC-179
ipx encapsulation command BC-179
ipx network command BC-179
ipx routing command BC-152, BC-179
IRB
BVI
configuring BC-41
description BC-25
configuration
basic (example) BC-64
complex (example) BC-65
multiple bridge group (example) BC-66
PA-12E/2FE Ethernet Switch (example) BC-83
task list BC-39
enabling BC-40
protocols
configuring BC-41
ISR
K
keepalive (TN3270) command BC-796, BC-804, BC-806, BC-807
keepalives
TN3270 server
L
lan-name command BC-531
LAN Network Manager
See LNM
LAN Reporting Manager
See LRM
LAT
compression
configuring BC-43
group codes
filtering BC-50
service announcements
administrative filtering BC-50
deny conditions for LAT group codes BC-50
group code service filtering BC-50
license
CTRC
configuring BC-587
licensing for CTRC router BC-573
line definition
SDLLC
configuration, guidelines BC-449
link (TN3270) command BC-805, BC-817
link-layer protocol translation
SNA over X.25
See QLLC conversion
link security BC-580
listen point, TN3270 server
configuration
command mode BC-787
direct PU (example) BC-819
DLUR PU (examples) BC-819, BC-826
listen-point command BC-801, BC-806, BC-811
listen-point PU, TN3270 server
configuration
command mode BC-787
LLC2
configuration examples BC-409
configuration task list BC-397, BC-574
DLSw+
local acknowledgments BC-211, BC-289, BC-290
TCP (example) BC-316, BC-317, BC-319
features supported BC-218, BC-390
frames received before acknowledgment
configuration (example) BC-409
I-frames
acknowledgment BC-398
largest size for BC-429
rejected, resending BC-399
transmission BC-398
unacknowledged, resending BC-399
local acknowledgment
advantages of enabling BC-264
configuration (example) BC-280
configuring BC-264
parameters, configuring BC-205, BC-257
T1 timer problem BC-263
maximum delay for acknowledgments BC-398
polling frequency BC-400
retries allowed
configuring BC-399
SDLC
PU4 (example) BC-323
transmit-poll-frame timer BC-400
XID
retries, configuring BC-401
transmission frequency, configuring BC-401
llc2 ack-delay-time command BC-398, BC-681, BC-698
llc2 ack-max command BC-398, BC-681, BC-698
llc2 busy-time command BC-698
llc2 dynwind command BC-456
llc2 idle-time command BC-400, BC-681, BC-698
llc2 local-window command BC-398, BC-456, BC-681, BC-698
llc2 N1 command BC-681, BC-698
llc2 N2 command BC-681, BC-698
llc2 n2 command BC-399
llc2 Nw command BC-681, BC-698
llc2 recv-window command BC-681, BC-698
llc2 t1-time command BC-399, BC-682, BC-698
llc2 tbusy-time command BC-400, BC-682
llc2 tpf-time command BC-400, BC-682, BC-698
llc2 trej-time command BC-399, BC-682, BC-698
llc2 xid-neg-val-time command BC-401
llc2 xid-retry-time command BC-401
LLC sessions
identification BC-615
LNM
Cisco routing devices BC-105
configuring BC-104
disabling BC-107
errors BC-122
LRMs parameters
changing BC-108
management stations
configuring BC-106
network configuration
complex (example) BC-136
simple (example) BC-135
reporting interval
changing BC-109
reporting link
password, applying BC-108
reporting thresholds
changing BC-108
report path trace function
disabling BC-107
routing devices
configuring BC-107
preventing parameter changes BC-107
servers
enabling BC-108
lnm alternate command BC-108
lnm crs command BC-108
lnm disabled command BC-107
lnm express-buffer command BC-109
lnm loss-threshold command BC-109
lnm password command BC-108
lnm pathtrace-disabled command BC-107
lnm rem command BC-108
lnm rps command BC-108
lnm snmp-only command BC-107
lnm softerr command BC-109
load balancing
serial lines BC-59
load distribution
See deterministic load distribution
load sharing
RSRB
(example) BC-282
LOCADD definition
SDLLC BC-449
locaddr-priority command BC-269, BC-682, BC-683, BC-699
locaddr-priority-list command BC-268, BC-269, BC-351, BC-682, BC-683, BC-699
local acknowledgment
current state
enabling BC-347
RSRB (example) BC-275
SDLC
configuring BC-346
SDLLC
(example) BC-441
See also LLC2
Local Area Transport
See LAT
local SNA major node
configuration
CMPC BC-693
location command BC-531
Logical Link Control, type 2
See LLC2
logical units
See LUs
logmode table entry BC-576
LRM
password
applying BC-108
router parameters
changing BC-108
lsap command BC-805
LU6.2 protocol BC-577
LU allocation
TN3270 server
LU nailing BC-774
LU pools BC-777 to BC-778, BC-807, BC-810
LU deletion
TN3270 server
description BC-778
VTAM support BC-778
lu deletion command BC-798, BC-804, BC-806, BC-807
LUGROUP parameter
VTAM configuration
figure BC-783
TN3270 server BC-784
LU nailing
TN3270 server
algorithm BC-774
configuration removal (example) BC-825
description BC-773
limits BC-782
LUNAMES table BC-583
LU pools
TN3270 server
cluster allocation BC-778
configuration (examples) BC-818, BC-820
configuration guidelines BC-802
configuration tasks, APPN BC-803 to BC-807
configuration tasks, non-APPN BC-807 to BC-811
description BC-774
LU allocation BC-777 to BC-778, BC-807, BC-810
monitoring BC-815
name requirements BC-774
prerequisites BC-782
LUs
address
traffic, prioritizing BC-268
DSPU
defining BC-516
LU routing
dedicated BC-517
pooled BC-517
TN3270 server
dynamic BC-771
lu-seed argument BC-771
names BC-771
static BC-771
lu-seed argument
TN3270 server
direct PUs BC-771
LUSEED parameter
VTAM configuration
figure BC-783
TN3270 server BC-784
LU termination
TN3270 server
description BC-778
lu termination command BC-799, BC-804, BC-806, BC-807
LU types
TN3270 server
description BC-771
M
MAC/SAP quadruple BC-615, BC-696, BC-770
mac-address command BC-122
MAC addresses
filters
setting BC-46
MAC layer and source-route bridging BC-14, BC-85
mainframe
See host
major node definitions BC-576
Management Information Base
See MIB
maximum-lus command BC-799, BC-804
MAXOUT host value
SDLLC performance BC-430
media translation
SDLLC
customizing BC-429
memory
MIB
source-route bridging support BC-15, BC-86
Token Ring support BC-15, BC-86
microcode (7200) command BC-628, BC-629
microcode command BC-626
microcode images
CMCC adapters
microcode reload
microcode reload (7200) command BC-628, BC-629
microcode reload command BC-626
MIH
configuration
VM host BC-624
description BC-623
requirements
Cisco IOS features BC-623
missing interrupt handler
See MIH
model string mapping
TN3270 server
(table) BC-772
modes
See command modes
MPC
See CMPC
MPC+
See CMPC+
multicast
addresses
forwarding BC-37
transparent bridging
multidrop
SDLLC configuration
(example) BC-440
multilink transmission groups
configuring BC-349
design recommendations BC-349
multiport source-route bridging
multiring all command BC-151, BC-179
multiring command BC-95
multiring trcrf-vlan command BC-151, BC-179
N
Native Client Interface Architecture
See NCIA
NCIA
client/server model BC-229, BC-477, BC-478
configuration
data-link control BC-230, BC-478
DLSw+ configuration
(example) BC-492
description BC-483
local peer, defining BC-482, BC-484
NCIA server, configuring BC-485
remote peer, defining BC-484
source-bridge ring group, defining BC-484
task list BC-483
DLSw+ local switch session configuration
(example) BC-491
description BC-481
task list BC-482
DSPU session configuration
(example) BC-493
description BC-485
downstream PU, defining BC-486
local SAP, enabling BC-487
LU, defining BC-487
NCIA server, configuring BC-487
task list BC-486
upstream host, defining BC-486
feature
description BC-228
monitoring and maintaining BC-490
RSRB session configuration
(example) BC-494
description BC-487
DLSw+ local peer, defining BC-489
NCIA/RSRB interface, configuring BC-490
NCIA server, configuring BC-490
remote peer, defining BC-489
source-bridge ring group, defining BC-489
task list BC-488
server
configuring BC-482
ncia rsrb command BC-490
ncia server command BC-482, BC-485, BC-490
ncia start command BC-490
ncia stop command BC-490
NCP
definitions
SDLLC, configuring BC-447
T1 timer BC-449
NetBIOS
access control
filtering BC-111
using byte offset BC-113
using station names BC-112
access filters
configuration (example) BC-137, BC-141
cache
adding a static entry (example) BC-135
dead-time interval
specifying BC-103
name caching
creating static entries BC-103
enabling BC-102
support
configuring BC-100
netbios access-list bytes command BC-113
netbios access-list host command BC-112
netbios enable-name-cache command BC-102
netbios input-access-filter bytes command BC-113
netbios input-access-filter host command BC-112
netbios name-cache command BC-103
netbios name-cache query-timeout command BC-103
netbios name-cache recognized-timeout command BC-103
netbios name-cache ring-group command BC-103
netbios name-cache timeout command BC-102
netbios output-access-filter bytes command BC-113
netbios output-access-filter host command BC-112
Network Control Program
See NCP
network management vector transport
See NMVT
NMVT
VTAM compatibility BC-778
no form of a command
using liii
notes
usage in text xlv
O
offload alias command BC-658
offload command BC-618, BC-657, BC-660, BC-661
online documentation
See CCO
Organizational Unique Identifier
See OUI
OUI
Ethernet Type II frames BC-30
P
parallel channel
CMPC+ support BC-732
Parallel Channel Adapter
See PCA
parallel channel attachment
Parallel Channel Port Adapter
See PCPA
pass-through
RSRB (example) BC-277
Password Expiration Management BC-584
path argument
configuration
CMCC features BC-618 to BC-621
path command BC-661
paths
costs
transparent bridging, assigning BC-52
PCA
PCPA
channel data rates BC-247, BC-612
CPA overview BC-246
PEM feature BC-584
physical unit concentrator
See DSPU
physical units
See PUs
ping sna command BC-550, BC-551
polling
frequency BC-400
interval BC-400
secondary stations BC-406
transmit-poll-frame timer BC-400
pool command BC-802, BC-804, BC-812
preferred-nnserver command BC-805
primary station
routing device
enabling BC-402
priority-group command BC-351
priority groups
(example) BC-360
priority-list protocol bstun command BC-371
priority-list protocol command BC-268
priority-list protocol ip tcp command BC-371
priority-list stun address command BC-352
priority queueing
enabling BC-348
privileged EXEC mode
summary l
prompts
system l
protocol type
filtering BC-47
proxy explorers
configuring BC-121
pu (DLUR) command BC-812
pu (listen-point) command BC-811
pu (TN3270) command BC-811
pu command BC-810
pu dlur command BC-807, BC-812
PUs
DSPU configuration BC-233, BC-511
SDLLC configuration BC-449
type 2 devices
See also PUs, TN3270 server
PUs, TN3270 server
configuration mode BC-788
description BC-770
direct BC-770
configuration methods BC-811
configuring BC-810
DLUR BC-771
configuration methods BC-812
configuring BC-807
lu-seed argument BC-771
Q
QLLC
conversion
customizing BC-434
enabling BC-431
implementation considerations BC-225, BC-397, BC-424
monitoring BC-436
SNA over X.25 BC-420
topology BC-223, BC-395, BC-421
qllc accept-all-calls command BC-432
qllc dlsw command BC-299
qllc npsi-poll command BC-433
qllc partner command BC-434
qllc sap command BC-435
qllc srb command BC-432
qllc xid command BC-433
Qualified Logical Link Control
See QLLC
See QLLC, conversion
question command li
queueing priority
STUN
all traffic BC-352
LU address BC-351
serial interface address BC-350
queue-list protocol bstun command BC-371
queue-list protocol ip tcp command BC-371
R
rejected frames
LLC2
resending BC-399
REM
LNM function BC-105
reporting interval
changing BC-109
remote peer
enabling LLC2 local acknowledgment with BC-205, BC-257
remote source-route bridging
See RSRB
REMOTTO definition
SDLLC configuration BC-449
reply-PSID request
LU deletion BC-778
report path trace function
disabling BC-107
response time
TN3270 server
buckets BC-780
client group types (table) BC-779
configuration, verifying BC-814
configuration mode BC-788
configuring BC-814
monitoring BC-815
sliding-window BC-780
SNMP BC-779
response-time group command BC-814
RESPORT parameter BC-582, BC-605
RFC 1231
IEEE 802.5 Token Ring MIB BC-15, BC-86
RFC 1483
Multiprotocol Encapsulation over ATM Adaptation Layer 5 BC-10, BC-15, BC-24, BC-35, BC-87, BC-110
RFC 1490 BC-453
BAN support BC-451
BNN support BC-451
multiprotocol encapsulation BC-452
Multiprotocol Interconnect over Frame Relay BC-10, BC-24, BC-226, BC-227
RFC 1576
TN3270 Current Practices BC-252, BC-769
RFC 1795
RFC 2166
DLSw Version 2 standard BC-286
RFC 2355
TN3270 Enhancements BC-252, BC-769
RIF
cache
clearing BC-123
cache entries
static, adding (examples) BC-131
static, configuring BC-96
contents
displaying BC-122
enabling BC-95
ring groups
establishing BC-96
source-route bridging BC-14, BC-86, BC-95
rif command BC-96
rif timeout command BC-96
rif validate-enable-age command BC-96
rif validate-enable command BC-96
rif validate-enable-route-cache command BC-96
Ring Error Monitor
See REM
ring group
definition BC-89
example BC-126
interface
assigning BC-90
SRB
defining BC-90
Ring Parameter Server
See RPS
ROM monitor mode
summary l
root bridge
selecting BC-52
route
CTRC
configuring BC-586
routers
configuration
data rate, parallel channels BC-631
microcode images BC-625 to BC-630
routing
concurrent routing and bridging BC-39
integrated routing and bridging BC-11
IRB BC-25
routing information field
See RIF
RPS
LNM BC-105
RSRB
all transport types
(example) BC-274
Cisco's implementation
class of service
enabling BC-269
configuration
direct encapsulation
configuring BC-258
direct Frame Relay encapsulation
(example) BC-271
configuring BC-265
DSPU configuration BC-519
FST
connection (example) BC-273
encapsulation, configuring BC-259
largest frame BC-269
load sharing
(example) BC-282
local acknowledgment
(example) BC-275
passthrough (example) BC-277
pass-through (example) BC-277
SNA Service Point
configuring BC-528
TCP
remote peer, identifying BC-261
TCP encapsulation
(example) BC-271
configuring BC-261
local acknowledgment, configuring BC-262
S
sap-priority command BC-682, BC-683, BC-699
sap-priority-list command BC-682, BC-683, BC-699
SAPs
CMCC internal adapters
configuration guidelines BC-614 to BC-616
limit BC-614
MAC/SAP quadruple BC-615
reserved values BC-614
CMPC
guidelines BC-691
CSNA
IEEE
(table) BC-616
manufacturer
(table) BC-616
SDLC configuration BC-407
TN3270 server
direct PUs BC-770
DLUR, configuring BC-805
saving configuration changes liv
SDLC
buffer size
controlling BC-406
configuration
displaying BC-409
examples BC-409
task list BC-402
DLSw+
configuration (example) BC-411
support BC-403
encapsulation for Frame Relay access support configuration (example) BC-410
frame size
controlling BC-405
FRMRs
configuring BC-405
I-frame size
specifying largest BC-407, BC-430
line speed
increasing BC-430
local acknowledgment
enabling BC-347
priority queueing BC-348
multilink transmission groups
configuring BC-349
design recommendations BC-349
output buffering BC-406
primary node BC-347
primary station
two-way simultaneous mode, enabling BC-404
protocol
controlling BC-405
retry counts
controlling BC-405
SAP configuration BC-407
secondary node BC-347
secondary stations
polling, configuring BC-404
polling control BC-406
STUN
local acknowledgement (example) BC-358
timers
controlling BC-405
transport protocol
choosing BC-341
two-way simultaneous mode
configuration (example) BC-410
enabling BC-404
window size
controlling BC-405
XID
configuring BC-407
sdlc address command BC-298, BC-404, BC-522
sdlc dlsw command BC-298
sdlc frmr-disable command BC-405
sdlc holdq command BC-406
sdlc k command BC-405
sdlc n1 command BC-405
sdlc n2 command BC-405
sdlc partner command BC-298
sdlc poll-limit-value command BC-405, BC-406
sdlc role command BC-298, BC-403, BC-522
sdlc sdlc-largest-frame command BC-430
sdlc simultaneous command BC-404
sdlc t1 command BC-405
sdlc test command BC-409
sdlc virtual-multidrop command BC-344
sdlc vmac command BC-298
SDLLC
Cisco's implementation BC-219, BC-391
configuration
(examples) BC-440
task list BC-424
customizing BC-429
Ethernet and translational bridging
configuring BC-428
frame size differences
resolving BC-221, BC-393, BC-419
I-frame sizes
LLC2, specifying largest BC-429
SDLC, specifying largest BC-430
LOCADD definition BC-449
local acknowledgment state
displaying BC-431
media translation
customizing BC-429
performance
host MAXOUT value BC-430
RSRB and local acknowledgment
configuring BC-428
virtual Token Ring implementation BC-220, BC-392, BC-419
sdllc partner command BC-426
sdllc ring-largest-frame command BC-429
sdllc traddr command BC-425
sdllc xid command BC-426
secondary station
enabling routing device as BC-402
polling control BC-406
security, CICS BC-580
serial interfaces
BSTUN
assigning BC-369
configuring BC-369
LAT compression BC-44
parallel BC-60
synchronous
maintaining BC-636
Serial Tunnel
See STUN
servers
CTRC
CICS, configuring BC-586
DB2, configuring BC-586
CTRC for CICS
configuring BC-586
Service Access Points
See SAPs
setting up
CICS clients BC-591
COMTI clients BC-595
DB2 clients BC-591
TXSeries clients BC-592
set vlan command BC-178
show access-expression command BC-122
show alps ascu command BC-504
show alps circuits command BC-504
show alps peers command BC-504
show bridge circuit-group command BC-61
show bridge command BC-61
show bridge multicast command BC-61
show bstun command BC-373
show controllers cbus command BC-630, BC-633, BC-686, BC-704
show controllers channel command BC-630, BC-633, BC-686, BC-704
show controllers token command BC-122, BC-270
show dbconn connection command BC-597
show dbconn license command BC-596, BC-597
show dbconn ports command BC-597
show dbconn server command BC-597
show debugging command BC-595, BC-596, BC-597
show dlsw capabilities command BC-303, BC-314, BC-315
show dlsw capabilities local command BC-313
show dlsw circuits command BC-314
show dlsw fastcache command BC-314
show dlsw peers command BC-314
show dlsw reachability command BC-314
show dlsw statistics command BC-315
show drip command BC-155, BC-183
show dspu command BC-531
show extended channel backup command BC-633, BC-663
show extended channel cmgr command BC-633, BC-758
show extended channel cmpc command BC-633, BC-707, BC-709, BC-750, BC-757, BC-758
show extended channel command BC-631
show extended channel connection-map llc2 command BC-633, BC-689, BC-709
show extended channel csna command BC-633, BC-709
show extended channel csna oper command BC-689
show extended channel icmp-stack command BC-633, BC-663
show extended channel ip-stack command BC-633, BC-663
show extended channel llc2 command BC-633, BC-709
show extended channel max-llc2-sessions command BC-633, BC-709
show extended channel packing names command BC-633, BC-663
show extended channel packing stats command BC-633, BC-663
show extended channel statistics command BC-633, BC-687, BC-689, BC-705, BC-707, BC-750, BC-756
show extended channel subchannel command BC-633
show extended channel tcp-connections command BC-634, BC-663
show extended channel tcp-stack command BC-634, BC-663
show extended channel tg command BC-634, BC-707, BC-709, BC-750, BC-757, BC-758
show extended channel tn3270-server client-ip-address command BC-634, BC-815
show extended channel tn3270-server command BC-634, BC-815
show extended channel tn3270-server dlur command BC-634, BC-815
show extended channel tn3270-server dlurlink command BC-634, BC-815
show extended channel tn3270-server nailed-ip command BC-815
show extended channel tn3270-server pu command BC-634, BC-815
show extended channel tn3270-server pu lu command BC-634, BC-815
show extended channel tn3270-server response-time application command BC-634, BC-816
show extended channel tn3270-server response-time global command BC-634, BC-816
show extended channel tn3270-server response-time link command BC-634, BC-816
show extended channel tn3270-server response-time listen-point command BC-634
show extended channel tn3270-server response-time subnet command BC-634, BC-816
show extended channel tn3270-sever nailed-pu command BC-634
show extended channel udp-listeners command BC-634
show extended channel udp-stack command BC-634
show fras map command BC-459
show interface channel command BC-631
show interface channel statistics command BC-687, BC-690, BC-705
show interfaces channel accounting command BC-635
show interfaces channel command BC-686, BC-687, BC-704, BC-705
show interfaces command BC-122, BC-270, BC-409
show interfaces crb command BC-61
show interface serial command BC-431
show interfaces irb command BC-40, BC-61
show llc2 command BC-401, BC-431
show lnm bridge command BC-109, BC-122
show lnm config command BC-109, BC-122
show lnm interface command BC-109, BC-122
show lnm ring command BC-110, BC-122
show lnm station command BC-110, BC-122
show local-ack command BC-122, BC-270, BC-431
show ncia circuits command BC-490
show ncia client command BC-490
show ncia server command BC-490
show netbios-cache command BC-122
show running-config command BC-630
show sna command BC-531
show snasw class-of-service command BC-550
show snasw connection-network command BC-551
show snasw directory command BC-551
show snasw dlctrace command BC-551
show snasw dlus command BC-551
show snasw ipstrace command BC-551
show snasw link command BC-551
show snasw lu command BC-551
show snasw mode command BC-551
show snasw node command BC-551
show snasw pdlog command BC-551
show snasw port command BC-551
show snasw pu command BC-551
show snasw rtp command BC-551
show snasw summary-ipstrace command BC-551
show source-bridge command BC-123
show span command BC-61
show sse summary command BC-61, BC-123
show startup-config command BC-101
show stun command BC-352
show txconn connection command BC-596
show txconn destination command BC-596
show txconn license command BC-596, BC-597
show txconn route command BC-596
show txconn server command BC-596
show txconn statistics command BC-596
show txconn transaction command BC-596
show version command BC-635, BC-686, BC-704
show vlans command BC-61, BC-155
shutdown (TN3270) command BC-817
shutdown command BC-637
shut down routers BC-626, BC-628
siftdown commands
configuration modes
(table) BC-791
TN3270 server
Simple Network Management Protocol
See SNMP
SMDS
fast switching
transparent bridging, configuring BC-38
transparent bridging
configuring BC-38
smds multicast bridge command BC-38
SNA
environments
FRAS BC-226
internetworking overview ?? to BC-6
IP integration
See SNA-to-IP integration
local LU address priorities BC-269
router connectivity
verifying BC-588
traffic priority
LU address, setting BC-268
transmission groups
configuring BC-342
See also CSNA
sna enable-host command BC-528
sna host (Frame Relay) command BC-527
sna host (QLLC) command BC-527
sna host (SDLC) command BC-527
sna host command BC-527
SNAP
filters
configuring BC-114
output (example) BC-139
sna rsrb command BC-528, BC-529
sna rsrb enable-host command BC-528
sna rsrb start command BC-529
SNA Service Point
configuration tasks BC-526
data-link controls
configuring BC-527
Frame Relay support BC-530
local SAP
RSRB, enabling BC-528
Token Ring or Ethernet, enabling BC-528
virtual data-link control, enabling BC-530
maintaining BC-531
monitoring BC-531
remote host connection
configuring BC-528, BC-529, BC-530
RSRB
configuring BC-528
interface, defining BC-529
local acknowledgment, configuring BC-529
SDLC support BC-530
Service Point/RSRB interface
defining BC-528
Token Ring configuration BC-528
virtual data-link control
configuration (example) BC-537
interface, defining BC-530
X.25 support BC-531
sna start command BC-528
SNASw
benefits
architectural compliance BC-236, BC-546
improved availability BC-546
increased management BC-236, BC-546
IP infrastructure BC-236, BC-545
network design simplicity BC-236, BC-546
reduced configuration requirements BC-236, BC-545
scalable APPN networks BC-236, BC-545
BEX BC-236
broadcast traffic BC-545
configuration, requirements BC-545
network nodes BC-545
SNA traffic BC-545
Branch Extender
See BEX
CIP Connection to virtual Token Ring with SRB (example) BC-555
configuration
(examples) BC-552
CMPC (examples) BC-718 to BC-720, BC-724 to BC-726
task list BC-546
connection types BC-241, BC-544
CP
defining BC-547
SNA messages BC-572
DLC support
configuring BC-547
downstream Frame Relay BNN support (example) BC-561
EE BC-236
SNA traffic BC-545
Enterprise Extender
See EE
Ethernet LAN emulation over ATM (example) BC-559
Frame Relay BAN support
(example) BC-560
interfaces
changing (caution) BC-548
links
configuring BC-549
starting BC-550
stopping BC-550
local switching with QLLC
(example) BC-557
local switching with SDLC
(example) BC-558
management enhancements BC-543
partner LU location
configuring BC-549
defining BC-549
ports
defining BC-548
starting BC-550
stopping BC-550
routing functions BC-237, BC-540
starting BC-550
stopping BC-550
technical overview BC-539
Token Ring over HPR/IP
(example) BC-556
Token Ring with HPR
(example) BC-554
Token Ring without HPR
(example) BC-553
troubleshooting BC-551
usability features BC-542
verifying BC-550
virtual data-link control BC-545
virtual Token Ring BC-544
VTAM on a remote router with DLUR using CMPC vs APPN
(example) BC-566
VTAM to the CIP using CMPC vs APPN (example) BC-562
weighted fair queuing BC-541
snasw control-point command BC-547
snasw cpname command BC-587
snasw dlcfilter command BC-552
snasw dlctrace command BC-552
snasw dlus command BC-547
snasw dump command BC-551
snasw event command BC-552
snasw ipsfilter command BC-552
snasw ipstrace command BC-552
SNA Switching Services
See SNASw
snasw link command BC-587
snasw location command BC-549
snasw pdlog command BC-552
snasw port command BC-548, BC-587
snasw start command BC-550
snasw start link command BC-550
snasw start port command BC-550
snasw stop command BC-550
snasw stop link command BC-550
snasw stop port command BC-550
SNA-to-IP integration
phases
figure BC-2
IP centric BC-4
IP client BC-4
IP transport BC-3
SNA centric BC-3
scenarios BC-5
sna vdlc command BC-530
sna vdlc enable-host command BC-530
sna vdlc start command BC-530
SNMP
alerts
CPA BC-632
statistics
clearing BC-635
TN3270 server
response-time collection BC-779
source addresses
administrative filtering BC-115
source-bridge command BC-88, BC-89, BC-90, BC-259, BC-682, BC-699
source-bridge connection-timeout command BC-119
source-bridge cos-enable command BC-269
source-bridge enable-80d5 command BC-100
source-bridge explorer-dup-ARE-filter command BC-120
source-bridge explorer-fastswitch command BC-121
source-bridge explorer-maxrate command BC-120
source-bridge explorerq-depth command BC-120
source-bridge fst-peername command BC-260, BC-427
source-bridge input-address-list command BC-115
source-bridge input-lsap-list command BC-114
source-bridge input-type-list command BC-114
source-bridge keepalive command BC-259, BC-260, BC-262
source-bridge largest-frame command BC-269
source-bridge max-hops command BC-94
source-bridge max-in-hops command BC-94
source-bridge max-out-hops command BC-94
source-bridge output-address-list command BC-115
source-bridge output-lsap-list command BC-114
source-bridge output-type-list command BC-114
source-bridge passthrough command BC-265
source-bridge proxy-explorer command BC-121
source-bridge proxy-netbios-only command BC-102
source-bridge qllc-local-ack command BC-434
source-bridge remote-peer command BC-260, BC-265, BC-428
source-bridge remote-peer fst command BC-260
source-bridge remote-peer fst-peername command BC-427
source-bridge remote-peer interface command BC-259
source-bridge remote-peer tcp command BC-427, BC-489, BC-520, BC-529
source-bridge ring group command BC-297
source-bridge ring-group command BC-90, BC-180, BC-296, BC-297, BC-427, BC-428, BC-482, BC-484, BC-489, BC-519, BC-520, BC-528, BC-529
source-bridge route-cache cbus command BC-91, BC-119
source-bridge route-cache command BC-118
source-bridge route-cache sse command BC-119
source-bridge sap-80d5 command BC-100
source-bridge sdllc-local-ack command BC-428
source-bridge spanning command BC-92, BC-93, BC-155, BC-181
source-bridge tcp-queue-max number command BC-123, BC-270
source-bridge transparent command BC-99, BC-180
source-bridge transparent fastswitch command BC-96, BC-99
source-bridge trcrf-vlan command BC-180
source-route autonomous-switching cache
enabling BC-119
source-route bridging
See SRB
source-route fast-switching cache
disabling BC-118
source-route translational bridging
See SR/TLB
source-route transparent bridging
See SRT
spanning tree
automatic resolution in SRB BC-93
bridging and routing IP BC-42
explorer BC-92
interface
assigning BC-30
disabling BC-53
priority, setting BC-52
intervals
forward delay BC-53
hello BPDU BC-53
idle BC-53
known topology
displaying BC-61
multiple domains
path costs
assigning BC-52
priority
setting BC-52
root bridge BC-52
topology
configuring BC-92
VLANs
transparent bridging BC-32
SR/TLB
access filtering
(example) BC-134
ATM BC-110
compatibility with IBM 8209 bridges BC-99
enabling BC-99
fast-switching mode
IBM 8209 bridges and Cisco routing devices
mixing BC-99
IBM LLC2 environments BC-99
overview BC-97
routing devices and IBM 8209 bridges BC-99
simple network
(example) BC-132
Token Ring LLC2-to-Ethernet conversion BC-99
SRB
administrative filtering BC-113
ATM PVCs
multiple virtual rings (example) BC-144
single virtual ring (examples) BC-143, BC-145
ATM support
configuring BC-110
back-to back ATM configuration
(example) BC-142
CMCC adapters
configuring BC-682 to BC-683, BC-699
configuration
task list BC-87
connection timeout interval
setting BC-119
dual-port bridge
enabling BC-259
fast-switching SRB over FDDI BC-91
hops
limiting BC-94
interoperability BC-121
multiple virtual ring groups
(example) BC-128
multiport bridge BC-89
configuring BC-90
multiport bridge configuration
(example) BC-126
NetBIOS
access control BC-111
RIF
assigning BC-131
enabling BC-95
timeout interval BC-96
routing protocols
(example) BC-125
securing BC-111
spanning tree
resolving BC-93
tuning BC-118
SRB over ATM
description BC-110
SRB over Frame Relay
configuring BC-455
SRT
bridging (example) BC-71
compared with SR/TLB BC-13, BC-27
configuring BC-29
hardware supporting BC-13, BC-27
SSE fast switching
SRB BC-119
standby authentication command BC-152
standby command BC-151
standby ip command BC-151
standby preempt command BC-152
standby priority command BC-151
standby timers command BC-151
standby track command BC-152
starting DDF BC-582
state-tracks-signal command BC-632, BC-636
static RIF entries
configuring BC-96
station configurations
displaying LLC2 BC-401
station names
NetBIOS access control BC-112
STUN
asynchronous protocols
virtual multidrop support BC-365
custom protocol
configuring BC-342
encapsulation
(caution) BC-343
features BC-214
HDLC
encapsulating BC-345
encapsulating (example) BC-353
line-sharing device
(example) BC-357
LOCADDR priority groups
(example) BC-360
local acknowledgment
Frame Relay, (example) BC-359
Frame Relay, configuring BC-348
SDLC (example) BC-358
modes
local acknowledgment BC-213
passthrough BC-213
monitoring BC-352
multipoint (example) BC-357
network overview BC-213
protocol groups
basic BC-341
configuring BC-341
queueing priority configuration
all traffic BC-352
queuing priority configuration
LU address BC-351
serial interface address BC-350
TCP port BC-350
SDLC
address, configuring BC-340
broadcast (example) BC-354
broadcast, configuring BC-344
broadcast, enabling BC-344
multilink transmission groups, configuring BC-349
multilink transmission groups, design BC-349
primary node BC-347
secondary node BC-347
TCP encapsulation
traffic queuing priorities
(examples) BC-354, BC-359, BC-360
configuration methods BC-350
configuring BC-352
transmission groups
configuring BC-349
stun group command BC-343
stun peer-name command BC-340
stun protocol-group command BC-341
stun protocol-group schema command BC-342
stun route address command BC-347, BC-348
stun route address interface dlci command BC-348
stun route address tcp command BC-340, BC-345
stun route all tcp command BC-345
stun schema command BC-342
subinterface configuration mode
summary l
Subnetwork Access Protocol
See SNAP
Switched Multimegabit Data Service
See SMDS
Synchronous Data Link Control
See SDLC
SYSIBM.LUNAMES table BC-583
SYSIBM.SYSLUNAMES table BC-583
system generation parameters, configuring for SDLLC BC-447
system initialization table (SIT) BC-578
Systems Network Architecture
See SNA
T
T1
timer
LLC2 local acknowledgment BC-262
Tab key
command completion li
TCP
RSRB
configuring BC-264
TCP/IP
configuration
IBM host profiles (examples) BC-760, BC-764
environments
offload support BC-248, BC-642
offload support BC-727
See also HSAS
TCP/IP offload
configuration
guidelines BC-655
host, router correlation BC-661 to BC-662
tasks, router BC-656 to BC-659
fast switching
configuring BC-659
ICMP flows
disabling BC-659
IP addresses
configuring BC-658
IP host backup
configuring BC-660, BC-660 to BC-661
maintaining BC-662
monitoring BC-662
MTU
configuring, CPA BC-659
offload alias
configuring BC-658
description BC-642
verifying BC-659
subchannels
guidelines BC-655
TCP encapsulation
TCP port
TN3270 server
tcp-port command BC-800
terminal emulation
IBM PC/3270 BC-121
TERMSELF RU
LU termination BC-778
Texas Instruments
Token Ring MAC firmware problem BC-121
tg (CMPC) command BC-691, BC-696, BC-698
tg (CMPC+) command BC-741
TI MAC firmware
establishing SRB interoperability with BC-121
timers
DLSw+
configuring BC-313
timing-mark command BC-801, BC-805
timing marks
TN3270 server
configuring BC-801
TN3270 client
description BC-768
TN3270 server
architecture BC-770
ASSOCIATE request
benefits BC-768
client
description BC-768
clusters
allocation BC-778
description BC-774
figures BC-822
CMPC+ support BC-727
command modes
DLUR configuration BC-787
DLUR PU configuration BC-788
DLUR SAP configuration BC-788
figure BC-786
listen-point configuration BC-787
listen-point PU configuration BC-787
PU configuration BC-788
response-time configuration BC-788
TN3270 server configuration BC-787
configuration
description BC-790
design considerations BC-782
guidelines, LU pools BC-802
legacy methods BC-811 to BC-813
siftdown commands BC-791 to BC-792
tasks, APPN environment BC-803 to BC-807
tasks, non-APPN environment BC-807 to BC-811
description BC-768
DLUR
configuring BC-805
links, managing BC-816 to BC-817
environments
description BC-768
generic pool
configuring BC-793
idle time
implementation
figure BC-252
IP Precedence
IP TOS
configuring BC-795
keepalive
listen-point PU
listen points
LU allocation BC-772 to BC-778, BC-807, BC-810
LU deletion
description BC-778
session termination BC-779
LU nailing
algorithm BC-774
description BC-773
limits BC-782
removal (example) BC-825
LU pools
configuring BC-802, BC-803, BC-808
description BC-774
name requirements BC-774
prerequisites BC-782
LUs
DLUR BC-771
model type formation BC-772
names BC-771
static BC-771
types BC-771
LU termination
description BC-778
session termination BC-779
maximum client sessions
configuring BC-800
maximum server sessions
configuring BC-799
model string mapping (table) BC-772
model type
definitions BC-772
overview BC-251
PUs
configuration methods BC-811, BC-812
description BC-770
response time
client group types (table) BC-779
configuration, verifying BC-814
configuring BC-814
SAPs
direct PUs BC-770
DLUR, configuring BC-805
server
description BC-768
session termination
shutting down BC-817
siftdown commands
(table) BC-791
configuration BC-791 to BC-792
SNA functions BC-252, BC-768, BC-769
TCP port
Telnet server functions BC-252, BC-768, BC-769
terminal emulation BC-773
timing marks
configuring BC-801
TN3270E clients BC-772, BC-773
unbind action
configuring BC-802
VTAM
host configuration BC-783
multiple host support BC-771
release 3.4 BC-782
tn3270-server command BC-803, BC-804
Token Ring
ATM networks BC-110
DSPU configuration BC-518
frame-copied errors BC-122
IBM 8209 bridges and SR/TLB BC-99
interfaces
displaying information BC-122, BC-270
LLC2-to-Ethernet LLC2 conversion
enabling standard BC-100
SNA Service Point configuration BC-528
source bridge configuration
SRB
maintaining BC-135
TI MAC firmware problem BC-121
VLANs BC-148
Token Ring-attached router definition BC-605
Token Ring Inter-Switch Link
See TRISL
Token Ring Route Switch Module
Token Ring switching
overview BC-17
traffic queuing priorities
BSTUN
configuring BC-371
customizing BC-371
STUN
(examples) BC-354, BC-359, BC-360
configuration methods BC-350
configuring BC-352
transient data queue for CICS BC-579
transit bridging
translational bridging
compatibility with IBM 8209 bridges BC-99
See also SR/TLB
Transmission Control Protocol
See TCP
Transmission Control Protocol/Internet Protocol
See TCP/IP
transmission groups
CMPC
configuring BC-696
CMPC+
configuring BC-741
overview BC-349
SNA traffic
configuring BC-342
transparent bridging
administrative filtering BC-45
bridge priority
setting BC-52
Cisco features
description BC-9
concurrent routing and bridging
configuration (example) BC-63
enabling BC-39
statistics, displaying BC-61
configuration
Frame Relay BC-36
LAT compression BC-43
options BC-42
SMDS BC-38
task list BC-28
X.25 BC-38
X.25 (example) BC-73
constrained multicast flooding
enabling BC-60
multicast state information, clearing BC-61
multicast state information, displaying BC-61
DDR
access, controlling BC-36
bridging protocol, defining BC-35
Ethernet type code (example) BC-76
interface configuration BC-36
protocol (example) BC-76
Ethernet-to-Ethernet bridging
(example) BC-70
Ethernet-to-FDDI configuration
(example) BC-69
extended access lists
defining BC-49
features of Cisco implementation BC-24
filtering BC-45
by vendor code BC-47
Frame Relay
fast path BC-36
integrated routing and bridging
configuring BC-10
IP BC-42
IRB
configuration (examples) BC-64, BC-65
configuration, task list BC-39
configuring BC-25
multiple bridge group configuration (example) BC-66
statistics, displaying BC-61
load balancing BC-59
monitoring and maintaining BC-61
multicast or broadcast
(example) BC-72
multiprotocol LAPB BC-37
over ATM
fast switching BC-34
PA-12E/2FE Ethernet Switch
(example) BC-82
monitoring BC-56
web tool BC-57
protocol type
filtering BC-47
RFC 1483 support BC-35
sample configurations BC-61
SMDS
restrictions BC-38
spanning-tree parameters
adjusting BC-51
spanning-tree topology
displaying BC-61
SRT
(example) BC-71
VLANs
Transport Resource List
See TRL
TRISL
automatic spanning tree
configuring BC-154
configuration (examples) BC-183
description BC-147
DRiP
hot standby router protocol
configuring BC-151
IP routing BC-150
IP routing source-routed frames between VLANS
(example) BC-160
IPX routing BC-152
IPX routing non-source-routed frames between VLAN and Token Ring
(example) BC-161
IPX routing source-routed frames between VLAN and Ethernet VLAN
(example) BC-163
IPX Routing source-routed frames between VLAN and Token Ring
(example) BC-162
IPX routing source-routed frames between VLANs
(example) BC-164
RIF configuration
(example) BC-158
source-route bridging configuration
source-route translational bridging
configuring BC-154
source-route transparent bridging
configuring BC-153
SR/TLB configuration
SRB
configuring BC-153
Token Ring and VLAN configuration
(example) BC-165
transparent bridging between Token Ring and VLAN
(example) BC-167
TrCRF
attaching BC-180
TRISL and Ethernet VLANs configuration
TRISL fast EtherChannel
(example) BC-170
TRISL VLAN and Ethernet configuration
(example) BC-168
TRISL VLAN and Token Ring configuration
TRISL VLANs configuration
(example) BC-166
TRL
configuration
CMPC+ (examples) BC-761, BC-763, BC-764, BC-766
CMPC, description BC-692
CMPC, guidelines BC-692
tasks BC-736
TRRSM
automatic spanning tree
configuring BC-181
configuration tasks BC-178
description BC-173
DLSw+
(example) BC-198
IP routing
configuring BC-178
IP routing non-source-routed frames between TrBRF VLAN and Ethernet VLAN
(example) BC-192
IP routing non-source-routed frames between TrBRF VLAN and VIP2 Ethernet interface
IP routing non-source-routed frames between TrBRF VLAN and VIP2 Token Ring interface
(example) BC-188
IP routing non-source-routed frames between TrBRF VLANs
(example) BC-191
IP routing source-routed frames between TrBRF VLAN and Ethernet VLAN
(example) BC-187
IP routing source-routed frames between TrBRF VLAN and VIP2 Ethernet interface
(example) BC-185
IP routing source-routed frames between TrBRF VLAN and VIP2 Token Ring interface
(example) BC-184
IP routing source-routed frames between TrBRF VLANs
(example) BC-186
IPX routing
configuring BC-179
monitoring BC-182
prerequisites
configuring BC-178
source-route bridging
configuring BC-180
source-route translational bridging
configuring BC-180
source-route transparent bridging
configuring BC-180
SR/TLB between TrBRF VLAN and Ethernet VLAN
(example) BC-197
SR/TLB between TrBRF VLAN and VIP2 Ethernet
(example) BC-196
SRB between TrBRF VLAN
(example) BC-194
SRB between TrBRF VLAN and VIP2 Token Ring
(example) BC-193
Token Ring VLAN
description BC-175
Token Ring VLAN support on RSM BC-20, BC-176
transparent bridging between TrBRF VLAN and VIP2 Token Ring
(example) BC-195
VLAN
Token Ring BC-19
txconn ping destination command BC-596
TXSeries clients BC-592
U
UDP unicast
DLSw Version 2 BC-287
unbind action
TN3270 server
configuring BC-802
unbind-action command BC-802, BC-805, BC-806, BC-807
UNBIND request
CICS BC-778
LU termination BC-778
user EXEC mode
summary l
user security BC-581
V
vendor code
administrative filtering BC-47, BC-114
filtering BC-114
virtual data-link control
APPN over DLSw+
DSPU
configuration (example) BC-534
configuring BC-520
DSPU over DLSw+
SNA Service Point
configuration BC-529
configuration (example) BC-537
over DLSw+, supporting BC-212, BC-292
virtual LANs
See VLANs
virtual ring
(example) BC-133
using with LAN Network Manager BC-106
Virtual Telecommunications Access Method
See VTAM
virtual terminals, installing client BC-580
virtual Token Ring
implementation BC-429
virtual Token Ring address
See VTRA
VLANs
IP routing BC-150
routing configuration
(example) BC-69
transparently bridged configuration
(example) BC-66
vrn command BC-805
VTAM
CMPC
requirements BC-674
CMPC+
requirements BC-733
CSNA
configuration, task list BC-676 to BC-678
requirements BC-674
troubleshooting BC-690
verifying, host BC-688 to BC-689
verifying, router BC-689
definitions
SDLLC, configuring BC-448
EBCDIC character translation BC-784
local SNA major node
CMPC BC-693
logmode table entry BC-576
major node definitions BC-576
SAPs BC-614
switched major node
CSNA (example) BC-678
CSNA configuration BC-677
TN3270 server
configuration (example) BC-783
configuration, guidelines BC-782 to BC-784
INCLUD0E BC-770
LU deletion BC-778
multiple host support BC-771
TRL configuration
CMPC BC-692
CMPC+ (examples) BC-761, BC-763, BC-764, BC-766
guidelines, CMPC BC-692
tasks BC-736
XCA support BC-250, BC-671, BC-676, BC-677
VTRA
W
WANs
transparent bridging
configuring BC-34
write command BC-638
X
X.25
transparent bridging
(example) BC-73
configuring