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This chapter describes provisioning the Cisco IAD1101 to use IP links over Frame Relay on a T1 line, and contains the following sections:
The Cisco IAD1101 terminates IP links over Frame Relay on a T1, acting as a data terminal equipment (DTE) Frame Relay access device.
You must identify the group of DS0 channels to be used for the Frame Relay link. EMS manages user-defined groups of DS0 channels with fractional T1 provisioning.
To provision a fractional T1, perform the following steps starting in node view:
Step 2 EMS displays a list of previously-provisioned fractional T1s in the Fractional T1 List. If you are creating a new fractional T1, you cannot use DS0 channels that are already part of another fractional T1.
Step 3 In the DS0s field, select the First and Last DS0 to define the range of DS0 channels for the fractional T1.
Step 4 Click Add to provision the fractional T1. EMS adds the fractional T1 to the list and assigns it an index.
Step 5 To provision additional fractional T1s, return to Step 3 and repeat this procedure.
To delete a fractional T1, highlight the fractional T1 in the list and click Delete. EMS removes the fractional T1 from the list.
The data link connection management interface (DLCMI) is used to configure Frame Relay parameters such as address protocol and local management interface (LMI).
To create a DLCMI for Frame Relay access, perform the following steps starting in node view:
Step 2 Set the following fields according to your Frame Relay network:
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Note The Cisco IAD1101 does not support the proprietary Cisco Frame Relay encapsulation. You must use IETF encapsulation when configuring a Frame Relay link on the Cisco IAD1101. |
Step 3 Click Add to create the DLCMI. The DLCMI list shows the index and fractional T1 entry for the new DLCMI.
Frame relay uses a data link connection identifier (DLCI) to identify a particular virtual circuit endpoint within a user's access channel in a Frame Relay network.
To provision a DLCI for a DLCMI, perform the following steps starting in node view:
Step 2 Click FRAD Circuit Provisioning in the function bar. EMS launches the Frame Relay circuit provisioning window. (See Figure 12-3.)
Step 3 Click the entry in the DLCMI List (upper right) to select a DLCMI.
Step 4 Set the following fields for the DLCI to be created:
Step 5 Click Create to create the DLCI, or click Modify to change an existing DLCI. The DLCI List shows the new DLCI entry.
To delete a DLCI, highlight the DLCI in the DLCI list and click Delete. EMS removes the DLCI from the DLCMI.
Posted: Mon Sep 25 17:09:28 PDT 2000
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