Table Of Contents

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

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Symbols

# [for pound sign], in a prompt 2-5

* [for asterisk], as wildcard 13-4

> [for angle bracket], in a prompt 2-5

... [for ellipsis], as wildcard 13-4

Numerics

155 Mbps

configuring 17-4to 17-5

default configuration 17-4

25 Mbps

configuring 17-2to 17-3

default configuration 17-2

622 Mbps

configuring 17-7to 17-8

default configuration 17-7

A

AAA

configuring with TACACS+ 4-15

description 4-14

See also RADIUS

aaa accounting command 4-16

aaa new-model command 4-15

abbreviating

commands 2-2

ABR

configuring, example 8-36

configuring CTT rows, example 8-12

configuring OSF 8-6

congestion notification mode 8-8to 8-10

CTT row default 8-12

limits of best-effort connections 8-29

output queue maximum 8-18

service category limit 8-7

access-class command 11-11

access control

ATM filters 11-3to 11-7

ATM interfaces 11-6to 11-7

example 11-8to 11-9

ILMI per-interface filters 11-13to 11-14

IP access lists 11-9to 11-14

overview 11-1

template aliases 11-2to 11-3

access filters 9-2to 9-3

accessibility tests

configuring, example 3-22

overview 3-19

access lists. See IP access lists

accounting. See ATM accounting

accounting file configuration mode. See ATM accounting file configuration mode

accounting selection configuration mode. See ATM accounting selection configuration mode

acronyms (table) B-1to B-5

addressing schemes

ATM 3-5

ATM switch router chassis (table) 2-7

hierarchical model 3-5

See also ATM addresses

administrative-weight command 10-40

AESA

ATM E.164 translation table configuration mode 2-13

E.164 address autoconversion 16-5

E.164 translation table 16-9

ILMI access filters 9-2

PNNI ATM addressing 10-2

age-timer command 16-12

aggregation-mode command 10-46

AIS

DS3 and E3 17-13, 17-14

enabling, example 7-3, 7-4

enabling on interface, example 7-4

T1 and E1 17-15, 17-16

alarm indication signals. See AIS

ARMs. See ATM router modules

ASPs. See ATM switch processors

atm0 interface (note) 3-8

atm abr-mode command 8-9

atm access-group command 11-6

ATM accounting

configuring 14-1to 14-14

configuring interfaces 14-4

controlling data collection 14-9

copying data file with TFTP 14-12

data files 14-7to 14-8

environment (figure) 14-2

global configuration 14-3

overview 14-2

remote logging 14-13to 14-14

selection table 14-5to 14-6

SNMP traps 14-10to 14-12

atm accounting collection command 14-9

atm accounting enable command 14-3

atm accounting file command

entering command mode 2-12

ATM accounting file configuration mode

description 2-12

table 2-4

atm accounting selection command 14-5

ATM accounting selection configuration mode

description 2-12

table 2-4

atm accounting trap threshold command 14-10

atm address command

IISP ATM addresses 10-4

PNNI ATM addresses 10-10

ATM addresses

ATM routing 10-4

CES-IWF

configuring 18-8to 18-9

displaying 18-8, 18-45

soft PVCs 18-14, 18-29

changing active 10-4

configuration prerequisites 3-2

configuring 3-5, 9-1

IISP 10-4

manually configuring 3-6

PNNI 10-9

static routes 10-6

testing correct configuration 3-37

uniqueness rule (note) 3-5

wildcards in LANE templates 13-4

ATM address group

configuring 9-8, 10-7

ATM address groups

example 9-8, 10-7

ATM addressing

BOOTP server 3-4

ILMI 3-5

See also ATM addresses

ATM address prefixes

as ping destinations 7-6

atm address-registration command 9-5

atm address-registration permit command 11-13

ATM ARP

clients 12-2, 21-20

server description 12-4, 21-22

SVC environment 12-1to 12-5, 21-20to 21-23

atm arp-server nsap command 12-2, 21-20

atm arp-server time-out command 12-4, 21-22

atm auto-configuration command 9-5

atm cac best-effort-limit command 8-29

atm cac framing overhead command 8-41

atm cac link-sharing command 8-24

atm cac max-peak-cell-rate command 8-30

atm cac overbooking command 8-38

atm cac service-category command 8-36

ATM connections

checking reachability 7-5to 7-6

network points 7-2

testing configuration 3-38

atm connection-traffic-table-row command

CTT row allocations and defaults 8-12

hierarchical VP tunnels 6-37

shaped VP tunnels 6-34

single service VP tunnels 6-32

ATM E.164 translation table configuration mode

description 2-13

table 2-4

atm e164 address command 16-7

atm e164 auto-conversion command 16-8

atm e164 translation command 16-10

atm e164 translation-table command

entering command mode 2-13

ATM end system addresses. See AESA

atm esi-address command

ATM ARP client 12-2, 21-20

interfaces 12-4, 21-22

atm filter-expr command 11-5

ATM filters

configuring access control 11-3to 11-7

example 11-8to 11-9

example (figure) 11-8

expressions 11-5to 11-6

sets 11-3to 11-5

atm filter-set command 11-3

atm hierarchical-tunnel command 6-37

atm iisp command 5-7

atm ilmi default-access permit command 9-2

atm ilmi-keepalive command 9-5

ATM InARP

classical IP over ATM 12-5to 12-7

atm interface-group command 9-8, 10-7

ATM interfaces

configuring, examples 15-5

displaying configuration 15-5

displaying tag switching configuration, example 15-5

enabling tag switching 15-4

testing configuration 3-39

testing status 3-39

ATM internetworking services

CES 18-1to 18-48

classical IP over ATM 12-1to 12-7

LANE 13-1to 13-16

SSRP 13-15

summary 1-7

tag switching 15-1to 15-18

atm lecs-address command

Ethernet LANE clients 13-14

ILMI LECS addresses 9-3

atm lecs-address-default command 13-7

atm link-distance command 8-28

atm manual-well-known-vc command 6-28

atm maxvci-bits command 17-3, 21-10

atm maxvpi-bits command

interfaces 17-3

NNI interfaces, 12-bit VPI 5-5

ATM network interfaces

disabling autoconfiguration 5-1

IISP 5-7

NNI 5-4

UNI 5-3

atm nni command 5-4, 5-5

atm nsap-address command 12-2, 12-4, 12-9, 21-20, 21-22

atm oam (global) command 7-3

atm output-queue command 8-18

atm output-threshold command 8-20

atm over-subscription-factor command 8-6

atm pacing command 8-22

atm pnni admin-weight command 10-41

atm pnni aggregation-token command 10-44

atm pnni explicit-path command 10-36

atm pnni link-selection command 10-32

atm prefix command 9-6

atm pvc command

end points to PVP tunnels 6-39

IP multicast 21-27

nondefault well-known PVCs 6-28

point-to-multipoint PVCCs 6-13

PVC-based map list 12-8

RFC 1483 21-17

terminating connections 6-8

VCCs 6-3

atm pvc encap aal5snap command 12-6, 21-19, 21-24, 21-25

atm pvp command

connecting VP tunnels 15-12

hierarchical VP tunnels 6-37

PVPs 6-9

shaped VP tunnels 6-35

tag switching on VP tunnels 15-10

VP tunnels 6-32

atm qos default command 8-5

ATM RMON

configuring 14-14to 14-20

enabling data collection 14-17to 14-18

overview 14-14

port select group example (figure) 14-15

port select groups 14-15to 14-17

See also RMON

atm rmon collect command 14-16

atm rmon enable command 14-17

atm rmon portselgrp command 14-15

atm route command

ATM ARP clients 12-2, 21-20

ATM ARP servers 12-4, 21-22

E.164 address autoconversion 16-8

IISP interfaces 5-7

static routes, ATM addresses 3-18, 10-6, 10-12

static routes, E.164 address 16-6

atm route-optimization percentage-threshold command 6-23

ATM router configuration mode

description 2-10

table 2-3

ATM router modules

bridging 21-24to 21-26

configuring 21-9to 21-27

configuring LANE clients 13-14, 21-11

configuring LANE clients, examples 21-12to 21-16

IP multicast 21-27

overview 21-2

restrictions, hardware and software 21-5

RFC 1483 21-16to 21-19

routing and bridging functions (figure) 21-2

traffic flow (figure) 21-3

atm router pnni command

configuring PNNI 10-10

entering command mode 2-10

ATM routing

configuring 10-2to 10-7

overview 10-1

routing mode 10-2to 10-4

static routes 10-6

atm routing-mode command 10-3

atm service-category-limit command 8-8

atm service-class command 15-15

atm signalling cug access command 16-17

atm signalling cug alias command 16-16

atm signalling cug assign command 16-17

atm signalling diagnostics command

entering command mode 2-14

signalling diagnostic tables 16-12

ATM signalling diagnostics configuration mode

description 2-14

table 2-4

atm signalling diagnostics enable command 16-12

atm signalling ie forward command 16-2

atm signalling vpci command 6-40

atm snoop command 6-43

atm snoop-vc command 6-45

atm snoop-vp command 6-45

atm soft-vc command 6-18

atm soft-vp command 6-21

atm sustained-cell-rate-margin-factor command 8-13

atm svcc vci min command 6-30

atm svcc vpi max command 6-30

atm svc-frame-discard-on-aal5ie command 16-3

atm svpc vpi max command 6-30

ATM switches

overview 1-2

processor and feature card models 1-3

support for port adapters 1-4

terminal lines 3-2

ATM switch processors

features 1-2

with FC-PCQ 1-3

with FC-PFQ 1-3

ATM switch routers

configuring OAM 7-3

connection characteristics 1-6

hardware components 1-2

modular chassis 1-1

OAM operation 7-2

overview 1-1

system availability 1-5

terminal lines 3-2

atm template-alias command 11-2

atm threshold-group command 8-16

atm uni command

ATM interfaces 17-3

UNI interfaces 5-3

authenticating user access, dynamic 11-10

autoconfiguration

disabling 5-1

displaying 5-2

auto-ferf command 17-14, 17-16

auto-summary command

PNNI summary addresses 10-13

using (note) 10-13

available bit rate. See ABR

B

background-routes-enable command 10-29

bert pattern command 20-5

best-effort connections

configuring limits 8-29

displaying configuration 8-29

BOOTP servers

configuration file 3-4to 3-5

configuration prerequisites 3-2

configuring 3-4

boot system command 3-25

bridge atm-vc command 21-25

bridge-group command 21-24, 21-25

bridge protocol command 21-24

bridging

between ATM and Ethernet 21-15

configuring 21-24

displaying configuration 21-26

packet flooding 21-25

broadcast-and-unknown servers. See BUSs

buffer pools, configuring 4-2

buffers command 4-2

BUSs

configuration examples 13-17to 13-32

configuring 13-11to 13-13

monitoring 13-16

redundant 13-15

C

cablelength command 19-3

calendar, configuring 4-14

calendar set command 4-14

called-address-mask command 16-12

called-nsap-address command 16-12

calling-nsap-address command 16-12

carrier modules, documentation xxviii

CAS

configuring soft PVCs

with CAS 18-35

with CAS and on-hook detection 18-39

description 18-35

CBR

CAC parameter to bandwidth relationship 8-23

configuring CTT rows 8-12

configuring OSF 8-6

configuring output queue, example 8-18

CTT row default 8-11

FC-PCQ and FC-PFQ feature comparison 8-4

interface output discard threshold 8-20

interface output pacing 8-21

interface queue thresholds per service category 8-20

network clock services 3-18

output queue maximum 8-18

service category limit 8-7

CDP

configuring 4-3

cdp command 4-3

CDS3 Frame Relay controllers

changing default cable lengths, example 19-3

displaying configuration 19-5

displaying serial information, example 19-5

CDS3 Frame Relay interfaces

configuring 19-1to 19-6

default configuration 19-2

E1 time slot mapping (figure) 19-7

T3/T1 time slot mapping (figure) 19-2

CDVT

configuring ATM default 8-33

displaying configuration 8-33

CE1 Frame Relay controllers

changing default yellow alarms, example 19-8

displaying configuration, example 19-9

CE1 Frame Relay interfaces

configuring 19-7to 19-9

default configuration 19-7

cell delay variation tolerance. See CDVT

cell flows

on demand or periodic (note) 7-2

support for 7-1

cell-payload scrambling, disabling 3-6

CES

deleting circuits 18-47to 18-48

E1 interfaces 18-2to 18-7

reconfiguring circuits 18-46to 18-47

SGCP 18-48to 18-54

soft PVCs 18-7to 18-9

structured services

hard PVCs 18-20to 18-23

hard PVCs with shaped tunnel 18-23to 18-29

multiple soft PVCs same port 18-40to 18-45

overview 18-19

soft PVCs 18-29to 18-35

soft PVCs with CAS enabled 18-35to 18-38

soft PVCs with CAS on-hook detection enabled 18-39to 18-40

T1 interfaces 18-2to 18-7

unstructured services

hard PVCs 18-10to 18-13

overview 18-9to 18-10

soft PVCs 18-14to 18-18

ces aal1 clock adaptive command 18-12

ces aal1 clock command 18-4

ces aal1 clock synchronous command 18-16

ces aal1 service command 18-4

ces aal1 service structured command 18-12

ces aal1 service unstructured command 18-16

ces circuit cdv command 18-6

ces circuit circuit-name command 18-12

ces circuit command 18-4

ces circuit timeslots command 18-22

ces dsx1 clock source command 18-5

ces dsx1 framing command 18-5

ces dsx1 framing esf command 18-22

ces dsx1 framing sf command 18-7

ces dsx1 lbo command 18-5