INDEX

Symbols
Numerics
A
B
C
D
E
F
G
H
I
K
L
M
N
O
P
Q
R
S
T
U
V
W

INDEX

Symbols

# (pound sign)

in a prompt 2-4

* (asterisk)

as wildcard 13-11

> (angle bracket)

in a prompt 2-4

(ellipsis)

as wildcard 13-11

in atm address command 3-7

Numerics

155 Mbps

default configuration 17-2

interface configuration 17-2

SM, MM, UTP interface configuration 17-2

25 Mbps

interface configuration 17-48, 17-49

interface default configuration 17-49

622 Mbps

configuration 17-3

default configuration 17-3

interface configuration 17-3

A

aaa accounting command 4-13

aaa new-model command 4-13

AAA/TACACS+

description 4-11

abbreviations

of commands 2-1

ABR

configuring limits of best-effort connections 8-29

ABR congestion notification mode

configuring 8-7

displaying configuration 8-8

access control

inbound 11-10

IP 11-10

list 11-1

outbound 11-10

using 11-1

access filter 9-3

access lists

See IP access lists

access-class command 11-10

access-list command 11-9

accounting file configuration mode

See ATM accounting file configuration mode

accounting selection configuration mode

See ATM accounting selection configuration mode

adaptive clocking mode

characteristics 3-18

description 3-16

features and concepts 3-23

addressing schemes

ATM 3-5, 9-2

autoconfigured ATM 3-6

CPU 2-6

hierarchical model of 3-5

B

background-routes-enable command 10-36

best-effort connections

configuring limits 8-29

displaying configuration 8-30

BOOTP server

configuration prerequisites 3-3

configuring 3-4

buffers command 4-2

C

calendar set command 4-11

called-address-mask command 16-16

called-nsap-address command 16-16

calling-address-mask command 16-15

calling-nsap-address command 16-16

carrier modules

documentation xxv

CAS 17-11, 17-27, 17-30, 17-31, 17-32, 17-35, 17-40, 17-47

cast-type command 16-16

CBR 8-2, 8-5, 8-7, 8-10, 8-14, 8-16, 8-18, 8-19, 8-21

CBR traffic

description 3-16

network clock services for 3-16

planning for network clocking 3-17

CCO

information and services availability xxvi

cdp command 4-2

CDVT

configuring ATM default 8-34

displaying configuration 8-35

CE1 FR controllers

changing default yellow alarms (example) 18-5

displaying configuration (example) 18-5

CE1 FR port adapters

defaults 18-4

cell delay variation tolerance

See CDVT

cell flows

on demand or periodic (note) 6-1

support for 6-1

cell-payload scrambling

disabling 3-8

ces aal1 clock command 17-12, 17-18, 17-20, 17-22, 17-33, 17-36, 17-43

ces aal1 service command 17-12

ces aal1 service structured command 17-33, 17-36, 17-43

ces aal1 service unstructured command 17-18, 17-22

ces circuit 0 cdv command 17-13

ces circuit 0 circuit-name command 17-18, 17-22

ces circuit 0 shutdown command 17-20

ces circuit command 17-23, 17-34, 17-37, 17-40, 17-43, 17-44, 17-45, 17-47

ces circuit shutdown command 17-37

ces dsx1 clock source command 17-12, 17-20, 17-22, 17-33, 17-36, 17-43

ces dsx1 framing command 17-12, 17-13, 17-33, 17-36, 17-43

ces dsx1 lbo command 17-12, 17-13

ces dsx1 linecode command 17-12, 17-13, 17-33, 17-36, 17-43

ces dsx1 loopback command 17-12

ces dsx1 signalmode robbedbit command 17-40

CES E1

default 17-11

interface configuration 17-9, 17-11

CES operations

clocking modes for 3-16, 3-18

factors in proper functioning of 3-23

network clock services for 3-16

ces pvc 0 dest-address command 17-13, 17-23, 17-45

ces pvc 0 interface ATM command 17-18, 17-34, 17-37

CES T1

default 17-11

interface configuration 17-9, 17-11

CES-IWF 17-9

channel associated signalling

See CAS

channel-group command 18-5

circuit emulation services interworking function

See CES-IWF

circuit emulation services operation

See CES operations

Cisco Connection Online

See CCO

clear cdp command 4-2

clear-cause command 16-16

client-atm-address command 13-18

clock command 4-10

clock set command 3-25

clock source command 3-15, 17-2, 17-4, 17-6, 17-8, 18-5

clocking

See network clocking

clocking modes

characteristics (table) 3-18

closed user group

See CUG

collection-modes command 14-7

command modes

ATM accounting file configuration 2-9

ATM accounting selection configuration 2-9

ATM E.164 translation table configuration 2-10

ATM router configuration 2-8

ATM signalling diagnostics configuration 2-11

controller configuration 2-11

global configuration 2-5

interface configuration 2-6

LANE configuration server database configuration 2-10

line configuration 2-7

map-class configuration 2-8

map-list configuration 2-7

PNNI node configuration 2-8

privileged EXEC 2-4

ROM monitor 2-5

subinterface configuration 2-6

summary (table) 2-2

user EXEC 2-4

commands

abbreviating 2-1

syntax in documentation xxv

using no to disable features or functions 2-1

configuration

155 Mbps ATM interface 17-2

25 Mbps ATM interface 17-49

25 Mbps ATM interface defaults 17-49

25 Mbps interface 17-48

622 Mbps ATM interface 17-3

622 Mbps interface 17-3

622 Mbps interface default configuration 17-3

CES E1 default interface 17-11

CES E1 interface 17-9, 17-11

CES T1 default interface 17-11

CES T1 interface 17-9, 17-11

DS3 and E3 interface 17-4

DS3/E3 ATM interface 17-5

DS3/E3 default ATM interface 17-5

E1 ATM default interface 17-7

E1 ATM interface 17-7

E1 trunk interface 17-6

IISP interfaces 7-7

interface snooping 5-32

methods of 3-1

prerequisites for 3-3

T1 ATM default interface 17-7

T1 ATM interface 17-7

T1 trunk interface 17-6

troubleshooting interface 17-50

configuration register

testing installation 3-27

configurations

storing 3-26

testing 3-34

testing NVRAM 3-35

configure command

entering command mode with 2-5

connecting point

in ATM switches 6-2

connection traffic table

See CTT

connection-category command 16-16

connection-traffic-table-rows

See CTTRs

connection-types command 14-5

constant bit rate

See CBR

constant bit rate traffic

See CBR traffic

controlled link sharing

configuring 8-21

displaying configuration 8-22

minimum and maximum parameter relationships (table) 8-21

controller command

entering command mode with 2-11

controller configuration mode

description 2-11

table 2-4

controller E1 command 18-5

CTT

configuring 8-9

configuring for Frame Relay/ATM Interworking 18-12

displaying configuration 8-11

Frame Relay/ATM Interworking (table) 18-12

management 8-1

row allocations and defaults 8-10

CTTRs

restrictions 7-16

CUG 16-19

signalling overview 16-19

CUG IC IE 16-19

D

DACS 17-27

default command 14-5, 14-7

default connections

number in OAM configured connections 6-3

default name command 13-18

default QoS objective table

configuring 8-3

displaying 8-4

default QoS objective tables

description 8-1

default-name command 13-16, 13-17

description command 14-7

digital access and crossconnect system

See DACS

digital signal level 0

See DS0

disabling 7-3

autoconfiguration 7-3

signalling 16-25

discard functions

of ATM switch hardware 6-2

documentation

conventions used in xxv

for carrier modules xxv

meaning of cautions used in xxvi

meaning of notes in xxvi

of command syntax xxv

on CD-ROM xxiii

DS0 17-27

DS3 and E3

configuration 17-5

interface configuration 17-4

E

E.164

addresses 16-4

autoconversion feature 16-4

gateway feature 16-4

one-to-one translation table 16-4, 16-12

E1 ATM default interface

configuring 17-7

E1 channels

configuring (example) 18-5

e164 address command 16-13

edge switches

description 14-2

election leadership-priority command 10-27

ellipsis

in atm address command 3-7

emulated LANs

adding restricted membership

database entries for clients 13-18

configuring restricted membership database entries for all clients 13-17

database for unrestricted membership 13-16

restricted membership 13-17

restricted membership database 13-17

enable command 14-7

entering privileged EXEC mode with 2-4

encapsulation

of Frame Relay on interface 18-6

encapsulation frame-relay command 18-6

end system identifier

See ESI addresses

end-to-end loopback

enabling on interface (example) 6-3

erase startup-config command

configuration files cleared with 3-4

ESI addresses

in ATM address 3-6

ESI field 13-10

Ethernet

configuring IP addresses 3-9

testing connectivity 3-11, 3-29

Ethernet interface

configuring IP 12-1

configuring LAN emulation 13-1

testing configuration 3-28

Ethernet ports

configuring IP address 3-9

ethernet0 interface

configuring 3-11

note 3-10

EXEC command mode

note 2-1

user level description 2-4

EXEC commands

privileged level 2-4

F

F4 flows

reporting unavailable or not guaranteed paths 6-1

F5 flows

reporting degraded VC performance 6-1

failed-attempts command 14-7

fault management functions

in OAM (note) 6-1

fault tolerance

simple server redundancy 13-4

FC-PCQ 8-2

ASP-B with 1-2

ASP-C with 1-2

features 8-1

FC-PFQ 8-2

features 8-1

feature card per-class queuing

See FC-PCQ

feature card per-flow queuing

See FC-PFQ

feature card types

FC-PCQ 8-2

FC-PFQ 8-2

features

ATM addressing and plug-and-play operation 1-2

frame discard 16-2

Frame Relay encapsulation

displaying 18-7

displaying on serial interface (example) 18-7

enabling on interface 18-6

Frame Relay serial interface

configuring 18-7

configuring type NNI (example) 18-7

displaying configuration 18-7, 18-8, 18-9

displaying configuration for interface with Cisco LMI enabled (example) 18-10

displaying resource information (example) 18-13

Frame Relay/ATM Interworking

configuring CTT row (example) 18-12

configuring interface tasks 18-13

configuring tasks 18-6

configuring the CTT 18-12

default CTT rows (table) 18-12

displaying configuration 18-12

displaying interface resources 18-13

guidelines for soft PVC connections 18-22

Network IWF (figure) 18-2

overview 18-2

resource management overview 18-10

Service IWF (figure) 18-3

frame-relay bc-default command 18-13

frame-relay input-queue command 18-13

frame-relay intf-type command 18-7

frame-relay lmi-n391dte command 18-9

frame-relay lmi-n392dce command 18-9

frame-relay lmi-n393dce command 18-9

frame-relay lmi-n393dte command 18-9

frame-relay lmi-type command 18-8

frame-relay output-queue command 18-13

frame-relay pvc command 18-15

frame-relay pvc dlci command 18-19, 18-20, 18-21

frame-relay soft-vc dlci command 18-24, 18-26

framing command 17-6, 17-8

free-running clocking

description 3-12

funneling 16-26

G

global configuration mode

accessing 2-1

configuring interface-level OAM in 6-3

description 2-5

table 2-2

H

hardware

testing installation and configuration 3-27

verifying 3-3

hardware RM

description 8-1

hostname command 3-25

using 2-4

I

ICD

in ATM address (figure) 3-6

ICMP

host unreachable message 11-10

IISP 9-1

configuring 7-7

configuring static routes for 3-25

displaying configurations 7-8

ILMI 9-1

construction of switch prefixes by 3-5

interface configuration 9-6

switch prefix in ATM address 3-6

incoming-port atm command 16-16

initial IP configuration

testing 3-29

interception functions

of ATM switch hardware 6-2

interface

modifying default configuration 3-7

new address formats 3-10

interface address formats

CPU 2-6

interface atm command

enabling the configuration server 13-18

setting up LANE clients and servers 13-19

setting up LANE clients only 13-20

interface command

entering command mode with 2-6

interface configuration mode

description 2-6

disabling OAM AIS flow (example) 6-4

OAM operations on 6-4

table 2-2

interface snooping

configuring 5-32

interface-level OAM

configuring 6-3

enabling AIS and end-to-end loopback (example) 6-3

Interim-Interswitch Signalling Protocol

See IISP

interlock code information element

See CUG IC IE

International Code Designator

See ICD

interval command 14-7

IP access lists

applying on inbound or outbound interfaces 11-10

applying to an interface 11-10

configuration (examples) 11-11, 11-12

creating extended 11-9

creating standard 11-9

description 11-9

dynamic 11-9

extended 11-9

implicit masks 11-9

implicit masks (example) 11-11

logging violations 11-9

standard 11-9

styles 11-9

undefined 11-10

virtual terminal lines 11-10

ip access-group command 11-10

ip address command 3-10, 12-3, 12-4, 12-5, 13-19, 13-20, 15-4, 15-5, 15-9, 15-10

IP addresses

as configuration prerequisite 3-3

as ping destination 6-4

assigned by BOOTP protocol 3-4

configuring 3-9, 3-10

configuring parallel interfaces for (note) 15-5

configuring switch for Ethernet interface 3-9

displaying configuration 3-11

of loopback interfaces 15-3

set to default 3-4

testing configuration 3-11

ip command 12-7, 12-8

ip host-routing command 12-7, 12-8

IP interface parameters

configuring 3-9

ip route command 12-7, 19-2

ip unnumbered command 15-5, 15-10

K

keepalive command 18-9

keepalive interval

configuring 18-9

L

LAN emulation

example 13-21

LANE

ATM address of configuration server 13-15

ATM address syntax 13-10

ATM address templates 13-10

comparing VLANs and ELANs 13-4

configuration plan and worksheet 13-13

configuration server on interface 13-11

configuration task list 13-12

configure direct VCCs 13-6

configuring ATM address prefix 13-10

constructing ATM addresses 13-10

control direct VCCs 13-6, 13-7

control distribute VCCs 13-7

data direct VCCs 13-7

database task list 13-15

default database name 13-16

emulated LANs and subnetworks 13-20

enabling the configuration server 13-18

ESI field in ATM address 13-10

ESI template 13-11

ESI values derived from MAC address 13-11

Ethernet support 13-9

joining LEC to an ELAN 13-6

MAC addresses 13-9

membership 13-12

multicast addresses 13-7

multicast forward VCC 13-7

multicast send VCC 13-7

operation and communication 13-4

prefix template 13-11

resolving ELAN addressing 13-6

restricted membership database 13-17

routing between emulated LANs 13-19, 13-20

rules for assigning components to subinterfaces 13-11

sending multicast traffic 13-7

server configure VCCs 13-6

setting up client and server 13-19 to 13-20

setting up database 13-15

setting up database for unrestricted-membership 13-16

setting up server and clients 13-19 to 13-20

unique ATM address for 13-9

values of wildcard characters (table) 13-11

wildcards in ATM address templates 13-11

LANE client

assigning protocol address 13-20

changing to different emulated LAN 13-20

MAC address for 13-9

lane client ethernet command 13-19, 13-20, 13-21, 13-22

lane client-atm-address command 13-21

lane config auto-config-atm-address command 13-19

lane config database command 13-18

LANE Configuration Server

See LECS

LANE configuration server database configuration mode

description 2-10

table 2-3

lane database command 13-16, 13-17, 13-18, 13-22

entering command mode with 2-10

lane server-bus ethernet command 13-19

lbo command 17-6, 17-8

LECS 9-1

line command

entering command mode with 2-7

line configuration

of ATM switches 3-2

line configuration mode

description 2-7

table 2-2

linecode command 17-8

link distance

configuring 8-28

displaying configuration 8-28

list command 14-5

LMI

configure 18-8

displaying statistics 18-10

displaying statistics on port adapters with NNI interface (example) 18-10

LMI keepalive interval

configuring 18-9

LMI polling intervals

changing (example) 18-9

configuring 18-9

LMI type

configuring 18-8

load-interval commands 4-3

local management interface

See LMI

logging command 4-3

loopback interfaces

configuring (example) 15-4

configuring for tag switching 15-3

displaying configuration (example) 15-4

loop-timed clocking

description 3-12

M

MAC address

adding to BOOTP configuration file 3-4

in ATM address format 3-6

in LANE ATM address 13-10

map list

configuration 12-8

example 12-8, 12-9

map-class command

entering command mode with 2-8

map-class configuration mode

description 2-8

table 2-3

map-group command 12-7, 12-8

map-list command 12-7, 12-8

entering command mode with 2-7

map-list configuration 12-7

map-list configuration mode

description 2-7

table 2-3

masks

implicit in IP access lists (example) 11-11

max-admin-weight-percentage command 10-39

maximum burst size

See MBS

maximum queue size

configuring 8-15

max-records command 16-16

MBS

configuring ATM default 8-34

displaying configuration 8-35

messages

access list violation 11-9

logging 11-9

min-age command 14-7

modes

See command modes

MSRP

on ATM switches 1-2

multipoint-to-point funnel signalling 16-26

multiservice switch route processors

See MSRP

N

name command 10-25, 13-16, 13-18

name server-atm-address command 13-16, 13-17, 13-18, 13-22

NEs

cell flows and 6-1

netmask address

configuration prerequisite 3-3

network clock synchronization services

description 3-16

network clocking

configuring priorities 3-13

configuring sources and priorities 3-14

configuring transmit source 3-15

default clock source (note) 3-14

default non-revertive configuration (note) 3-13

displaying configuration 3-15

free-running 3-12

manually configuring 3-12

planning for CBR traffic 3-17

signal sources 3-17

synchronization services 3-18

transmit clock distribution (figure) 3-13

transmit clocking priority configuration (figure) 3-14

network command 15-6

network configuration

figure 7-2

network connectivity

checking 6-4

network derived clocking

description 3-12

network elements

See NEs

Network Interworking Function

See Network IWF

Network IWF

description 18-2

network management interface

description 8-1

network routing

configuring 3-24

network service access point

See NSAP

network service access point addresses

See NSAP addresses

Network Time protocol

See NTP

network-clock-select command 3-13, 3-14, 3-18, 17-5, 17-8

NNI 9-1

nodal-representation command 10-53

node 1 disable command 10-16

node 1 level enable command 10-16

node command 10-19, 10-21, 10-23, 10-25, 10-26, 10-27, 10-29, 10-44, 10-45, 10-49, 10-51, 10-53, 10-54

entering command mode with 2-9

non-default well-known PVCs

configuring 5-27

NSAP 9-2

NSAP addresses

hierarchical addressing model 3-5

NTP 4-7

ntp command 4-7

NVRAM

storing configurations in 3-26

O

OAM

ATM switch hardware support for 6-2

cell flow support 6-1

commands for configuring functions 6-3

configuring for entire switch 6-3

configuring interface-level 6-3

disabled 6-2

fault management function (note) 6-1

in interface configuration command mode 6-4

maximum configured connections 6-3

overview 6-1

switch component operations 6-2

OAM configuration

displaying 6-5

displaying (example) 6-6

OAM connections

configuring maximum (example) 6-3

OAM software

capabilities 6-2

OC12 interface configuration 17-3

OC-3 interface

changing mode of operation 3-8

displaying configuration 3-8

modifying default configuration 3-8

OC-3 interface configuration 17-2

Operation, Administration, and Maintenance

See OAM

OSF

configuring 8-5

displaying configuration 8-5

OSI 9-2

OSPF

configuring (example) 15-6

displaying configuration of (example) 15-7

OSPF protocol

displaying configuration of 15-7

outgoing-port atm command 16-16

output pacing

configuring 8-19

displaying configuration 8-20

output pacing configuration 8-20

output queue maximum size

displaying configuration 8-16

output threshold maximum size

displaying configuration 8-19

output virtual circuit

See OVC

OVC 8-23

oversubscription factor

See OSF

P

packet discard 16-2

parallel interfaces

unnumbering (note) 15-5

parent command 10-26

passwords

setting 2-4

PBX 17-9, 17-10, 17-16, 17-28, 17-30

peer group I 9-2

permanent virtual channels

See PVCs

permanent virtual path connection

See PVP

permanent virtual path numbers

See PVP numbers

physical interface

configuring 8-15

ping atm command 17-50

ping atm interface atm command 6-4

ping destinations

in ATM connections 6-4

ping ip command 3-11, 3-29

PNNI 7-7, 9-1, 10-1

commands used to configure routing 2-8

hierarchical addressing model of peer groups 3-5

PNNI interfaces

configuring static routes as (note) 3-25

PNNI node configuration mode

description 2-8

table 2-3

PNNI node ID 9-2

pnni-remote-exterior-metrics command 10-40

pnni-remote-internal command 10-40

point-to-multipoint

configuring PVC connections 5-11

port adapter 17-1, 17-4, 17-6, 17-9, 17-27, 17-29, 17-48

ATM switch support for 1-2

on carrier modules 1-1

port select group 14-14

ports

configuring for VP tunnels 15-12

power-on diagnostics

testing 3-28

precedence command 10-40

primary reference source

See PRS

private branch exchange

See PBX

Private Network-Network Interface

See PNNI

privilege command 4-6

privileged EXEC mode

description 2-4

security level of 2-1

table 2-2

Q

QoS

ATM Forum Class A 3-16

in VCs 5-1

R

rate scheduler

See RS

RCAC

description 8-1

RDI functions

cell flows and 6-1

redistribute atm-static command 10-45

redundancy

simple server 13-4

relay functions

of ATM switch hardware 6-2

remote defect indication functions

See RDI functions

Remote Monitoring

See RMON

remote-log command 14-12

reprogram command 19-5

resource call admission control

See RCAC

resource management

See RM

resource-poll-interval command 10-56

RFC 1577 9-1

RFC 1757 14-13

RM 8-1

functions 8-1

RMON 14-13

configuring 3-26

rmon alarm command 14-18

rmon event command 14-17

ROM monitor mode

description 2-5

table 2-2

rommon> prompt

recovering from (note) 3-3

router command 15-6

router configuration mode

See ATM router configuration mode

routers

See tag edge routers

routing table

adding entries for Telnet station or SNMP network management workstation (note) 3-1

RS 8-23

S

scalability

in ATM routing 3-6

scheduler and service class

configuring 8-23

scheduler command 4-4

scope command 16-16

scope map command 10-21

scope mode command 10-21

SCR

configuring margin factor 8-12

displaying margin configuration 8-12

scrambling command 17-2, 17-4, 17-6, 17-8

security

in user interface 2-1

T

T1 default interface

configuring 17-7

TACACS

description 4-11

TACACS and XTACACS

enabling 4-12

Tag Distribution Protocol

See TDP

tag edge routers

functions 15-2

in networks 15-1

tag switches

in networks 15-1

tag switching

benefits 15-2

configuring loopback interfaces 15-3

configuring on VP tunnels 15-10

configuring overview 15-3

displaying configuration on ATM interfaces (example) 15-6

enabling on ATM interfaces 15-5

example configuration 15-14

overview 15-1

system requirements for tag switching 15-3

the network (figure) 15-2

tag virtual channels

See TVCs

tag-switching atm control-vc command 5-28, 15-9

tag-switching atm vpi command 15-7

tag-switching ip command 15-5, 15-9, 15-10

TDM 17-30

TDP

used by tag edge routers 15-1

TDP control channels

between source switches and destination switches (figure) 15-9

changing default 15-8

configuring 15-8

configuring on destination switches (example) 15-9

configuring on source switches (example) 15-9

displaying configuration 15-9

displaying configuration (example) 15-10

TDP identifiers

loopback interface as 15-3

TDP sessions

troubleshooting 15-9

template alias

configuring 11-2

terminal

access control, establishing 4-11

Terminal Access Controller Access Control System

See TACACS

testing

ATM address configuration 3-29

ATM connectivity 3-30

ATM interface configuration 3-30

ATM interface status 3-31

configuration of NVRAM configuration 3-35

configuration register installation 3-27

configurations 3-26

Ethernet connection 3-29

Ethernet connectivity 3-11

Ethernet interface configuration 3-28

hardware installation and configuration 3-27

initial IP configuration 3-29

power-on diagnostics 3-28

running configuration 3-34

software versions and type 3-27

VC connections 3-31

U

UBR

configuring limits of best-effort connections 8-29

UNI 9-1, 17-10

UNI interface

configuring static routes for 3-25

UNI ports

ILMI switch prefix (note) 3-6

uniqueness rule

of ATM addresses (note) 3-5

unprivileged user mode

See user EXEC mode

unstructured CBR services 17-16

user EXEC mode

security level of 2-1

table 2-2

V

VC merge

configuring 15-12

disabling 15-13

displaying configuration 15-14

displaying configuration on ATM interface (example) 15-14

feature card requirements 15-13

figure 15-13

VCC

checking end-to-end loopback flow with ping command (example) 6-5

checking with ping command (example) 6-4

VCs

supported 5-2

testing connections 3-31

virtual connections

configuring for Frame Relay/ATM 18-14

See VCs

virtual path identifier range

See VPI range

virtual path identifiers

See VPI values

virtual terminal lines

settings on 11-10

VP tunnels

between source switches and destination switches (figure) 15-11

configuring between switches (examples) 15-11

configuring intermediate switches (figure) 15-12

configuring PVP 51 on ATM interface (example) 15-11

configuring tag switching on 15-10

confirming deletion 7-16

connecting 15-12

connecting PVPs on ATM interface (example) 15-12

deleting 7-15

displaying configuration 15-11, 15-12

displaying configurations 7-10

signalling VPCI 7-15

VPI range

change default tag 15-7

changing default TDP 15-8

configuring 15-7

displaying tag switching 15-8

maximum (note) 15-8

on VP tunnels (note) 15-7

selecting range of three (example) 15-8

selecting range of two (example) 15-8

showing tag switching VPI range (example) 15-8

VPI values

using to configure OAM operations 6-4

W

wait-start tacacs+ command 4-13

Web

CCO-supported interfaces xxvi

documentation on xxiii

weighted-round-robin

See WRR

well-known VCs 5-27

wildcards

in LANE address templates 13-11

WRR 8-24

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