Resource Management (Interface)

The Resource Management (Interface) category is selected, the default window displayed is the ATM RM IF Configuration window.

Subcategories available including the following:

• ATM RM IF Configuration

• ATM RM IF Service Category

• ATM RM IF sharedMem

• ATM RM IF Traffic Configuration

• ATM RM Statistics

ATM RM IF Configuration

If you select the Resource Management (Interface) category, the ATM RM IF Configuration window opens. The ATM RM IF Configuration window (Figure 6-46) displays the Resource Management interface information for the port. To modify the current configuration, edit the field(s) and click Modify to commit the modification. If an invalid value is entered, an error message opens. (See "Hints for Modifying the ATM RM IF Configuration Entry" for more information.)

Hints for Modifying the ATM RM IF Configuration Entry

When defining the fields, consider the following:

• When setting the Pacing Rate Requested value, the value is entered in kilobits per second. A value of 0 disables pacing.

• When setting the Output Pacing Rate value, the value is entered in kilobits per second. A value of 0 disables pacing.

• When setting the Force Pacing value, set to forceChange if the requested pacing rate would reduce the port rate below what is currently allocated to Guaranteed Service Categories for the output flow.

Figure 6-46:

ATM RM IF Configuration

• When setting the Link Distance value, the value is entered in kilometers.

• When setting the Best Effort Limit value, setting to 4294967295 disables the Best Effort limits.

ATM RM IF Service Category

If you select the ATM RM IF Service Category category, the ATM RM IF Service Category window opens. The ATM RM IF Service Category window (Figure 6-47) displays the service category information for the port.

Figure 6-47:

ATM RM IF Service Category

ATM RM IF sharedMem

If you select the ATM RM IF sharedMem category, the ATM RM IF sharedMem window opens. The ATM RM IF sharedMem window (Figure 6-48) displays the output queue information for the port, and contains action buttons. To modify the current configuration, edit the field(s) and click Modify to commit the modification. If an invalid value is entered, an error message opens. (See "Hints for Modifying the ATM RM IF sharedMem Entry" for more information.)

Figure 6-48:

ATM RM IF sharedMem

Hints for Modifying the ATM RM IF sharedMem Entry

When defining the fields, consider the following:

• When setting the Output Queue value, the priority queues, in descending order, are 91, 92, 93, and 94.

• When setting the Max Cells Requested value, setting this value to 0 calculates the default automatically.

• When setting the Force Max Cells Requested Change value, setting this value to forceChange allows a change in the Max Cells value; setting to noForceChange prevents such a change.

ATM RM IF Traffic Configuration

If you select the ATM RM IF Traffic Configuration category, the ATM RM IF Traffic Configuration window opens. The ATM RM IF Traffic Configuration window       (Figure 6-49) displays the traffic configuration information for specified port, and contains action buttons. To modify the current configuration, edit the field(s) and click Modify to commit the modification. If an invalid value is entered, an error message opens. (See "Hint for Modifying the ATM RM IF Traffic Configuration Entry" for more information.)

Hint for Modifying the ATM RM IF Traffic Configuration Entry

Changing the Max Aggregate Guaranteed Service value does not affect existing connections.

Figure 6-49:

ATM RM IF Traffic Configuration

ATM RM Statistics

If you select the ATM RM Statistics category, the ATM RM Statistics window opens. The ATM RM Statistics window (Figure 6-50) displays the resource allocation request information for the port.

Figure 6-50:

ATM RM Statistics

VCC Setup

The VCC Setup menu allows you to configure PVC parameters. When the VCC Setup menu is selected, the default window displayed is the Cross-PVC window.

Subcategories available including the following:

• Cross-PVC

• Cross-PVC Statistics

• Soft-PVC

• Soft-PVC Statistics

• SVC

• SVC Statistics

• SVC Link Address

• VC Snooping

Cross-PVC

If you select the VCC Setup menu, the Cross-PVC window (Figure 6-51) displays cross-PVC information, and allows you to create or modify cross-PVC connections.

The action buttons are as follows:

• Create--To create a new entry, click Create and assign values to the fields. After values are entered, click Apply to set configuration to the switch. (See "Hints for Creating/Modifying a Cross-PVC Entry" for more information.)

• Modify--To modify the current configuration, edit the field(s) and click Modify to commit the modification. If an invalid value is entered, an error message opens. (See "Hints for Creating/Modifying a Cross-PVC Entry" for more information.)

Figure 6-51:

Cross-PVC

• Add Point-MultiPoint Leaf--To add a multipoint leaf to an existing PVC, select a point-to-multipoint PVC entry and click Add Point-MultiPoint Leaf. Assign values to the fields. After values are entered, click Apply to set configuration to the switch.

• Add VC Snooping--To add VC snooping to an existing PVC, select a PVC entry and click Add VC Snooping.Assign values to the fields. After values are entered, click Apply to set configuration to the switch.

Hints for Creating/Modifying a Cross-PVC Entry

When defining the fields, consider the following:

• Cross-PVC connection creation requires the following actions:

  • create an endpoint

  • create a second endpoint

  • link to the two endpoints together

• When setting the WRR Weight value, valid weighting values are 1 to 15.

Cross-PVC Statistics

If you select the Cross-PVC Statistics category, the Cross-PVC Statistics window (Figure 6-52) displays cross-PVC statistic information.

Figure 6-52:

Cross-PVC Statistics

Soft-PVC

If you select the Soft-PVC category, the Soft-PVC window (Figure 6-53) displays soft-PVC information.

Figure 6-53:

Soft-PVC

The action buttons are as follows:

• Create--To create a new entry, click Create and assign values to the fields. After values are entered, click Apply to set configuration to the switch. (See "Hints for Creating/Modifying a Soft-PVC Entry" for more information.)

• Add VC Snooping--To add VC snooping to an existing Soft-PVC, select a Soft-PVC entry and click Add VC Snooping. Assign values to the fields. After values are entered, click Apply to set configuration to the switch.

Hints for Creating/Modifying a Soft-PVC Entry

When defining the fields, consider the following:

• When setting the SPVP Retry Interval value, the value is entered in seconds.

• When setting the WRR Weight value, valid weighting values are 1 to 15.

Soft-PVC Statistics

If you select the Soft-PVC Statistics category, the Soft-PVC Statistics window
(Figure 6-54) displays soft-PVC statistic information.

Figure 6-54:

Soft-PVC Statistics

SVC

If you select the Soft-VC (SVC) category, the SVC window (Figure 6-55) displays SVC information.

Figure 6-55:

SVC

The action buttons are as follows:

• Create--To create a new entry, click Create and assign values to the fields. After values are entered, click Apply to set configuration to the switch. (See "Hint for Creating/Modifying an SVC Entry" for more information.)

• Modify--To modify the current configuration, edit the field(s) and click Modify to commit the modification. If an invalid value is entered, an error message opens. (See "Hint for Creating/Modifying an SVC Entry" for more information.)

• Add VC Snooping--To add VC snooping to an existing SVC, select an SVC entry and click Add VC Snooping. Assign values to the fields. After values are entered, click Apply to set configuration to the switch.

Hint for Creating/Modifying an SVC Entry

When setting the WRR Weight value, valid weighting values are 1 to 15.

SVC Statistics

If you select the SVC Statistics category, the SVC Statistics window (Figure 6-56) displays SVC statistic information.

Figure 6-56:

SVC Statistics

SVC Link Address

If you select the SVC Link Address category, the SVC Link Address window (Figure 6-57) displays the SVC link address information.

Figure 6-57:

SVC Link Address

VC Snooping

If you select the VC Snooping category, the VC SnoopingVC window (Figure 6-58) displays VC snooping information.

Figure 6-58:

VC Snooping--VC

VPC Setup

The VPC Setup category allows you to configure PVP parameters. When the VPC Setup category is selected, the default window displayed is the Cross-PVP window.

Subcategories available including the following:

• Cross-PVP

• Cross-PVP Statistics

• Soft-PVP

• Soft-PVP Statistics

• SVP

• SVP Statistics

• SVP Link Address

• VP Snooping

• VP Tunnel

Cross-PVP

If you select the VPC Setup category, the Cross-PVP window (Figure 6-59) displays cross-PVP information and allows you to create a new cross-PVP entry, modify an existing entry, or add a point-multipoint leaf or VC snooping.

The action buttons are as follows:

• Create--To create a new entry, click Create and assign values to the fields. After values are entered, click Apply to set configuration to the switch. (See "Hints for Creating Cross-PVP Entry" for more information.)

• Add Point-MultiPoint Leaf--To add a multipoint leaf to an existing cross-PVP, select a point-to-multipoint PVP entry and click Add Point-MultiPoint Leaf. Assign values to the fields. After values are entered, click Apply to set configuration to the switch.

• Add VC Snooping--To add VC snooping to an existing cross-PVP, select a cross-PVP entry and click Add VC Snooping.Assign values to the fields. After values are entered, click Apply to set configuration to the switch.

Figure 6-59:

Cross-PVP

Hints for Creating Cross-PVP Entry

When defining the fields, consider the following:

• Cross-PVP connection creation requires the following actions:

  • create an endpoint

  • create a second endpoint

  • link to the two endpoints together

• When setting the WRR Weight value, valid weighting values are 1 to 15.

Cross-PVP Statistics

If you select the Cross-PVP Statistics category, the Cross-PVP Statistics window   (Figure 6-60) displays cross-PVP statistic information.

Figure 6-60:

Cross-PVP Statistics

Soft-PVP

If you select the Soft-PVP category, the Soft-PVP window (Figure 6-61) displays soft-PVP information.

Figure 6-61:

Soft-PVP

The action buttons are as follows:

• Create--To create a new entry, click Create and assign values to the fields. After values are entered, click Apply to set configuration to the switch. Assign values to the fields. After values are entered, click Apply to set configuration to the switch.

• Add VC Snooping--To add VC snooping to an existing soft-PVP, select a soft-PVP entry and click Add VC Snooping. Assign values to the fields. After values are entered, click Apply to set configuration to the switch.

Soft-PVP Statistics

If you select the Soft-PVP Statistics category, the Soft-PVP Statistics window
(Figure 6-62) displays soft-PVP statistic information.

Figure 6-62:

Soft-PVP Statistics

SVP

If you select the category, the SVP window (Figure 6-63) displays SVP information.

Figure 6-63:

SVP

SVP Statistics

If you select the SVP Statistics category, the SVP Statistics window (Figure 6-64) displays SVP statistic information.

The action buttons are as follows:

• Create--To create a new entry, click Create and assign values to the fields. After values are entered, click Apply to set configuration to the switch.Assign values to the fields. After values are entered, click Apply to set configuration to the switch.

• Add VC Snooping--To add VC snooping to an existing SVP, select an SVP entry and click Add VC Snooping. Assign values to the fields. After values are entered, click Apply to set configuration to the switch.

Figure 6-64:

SVP Statistics

SVP Link Address

If you select the SVP Link Address category, the SVP Link Address window (Figure 6-65) displays SVP link address information

Figure 6-65:

SVP Link Address

VP Snooping

If you select the VP Snooping category, the VP SnoopingVP window (Figure 6-66) displays VP snooping information.

Figure 6-66:

VP Snooping--VP

VP Tunnel

If you select the VP Tunnel category, the VP Tunnel window (Figure 6-67) displays soft-PVP information and allows you to create a new VP tunnel. To create a new tunnel, click Create. Assign values to the fields. After values are entered, click Apply to set configuration to the switch.

Figure 6-67:

VP Tunnel

ATM Signaling (Interface)

The ATM Signaling (Interface) category allows you to access the following subcategories:

• SVC Signaling Support

• ATM Signaling Statistics

When the ATM Signaling (Interface) category is selected, the default window displayed is the SVC Signaling Support window.

SVC Signaling Support

If you select the ATM Signaling (Interface) category, the SVC Signaling Support window opens. The SVC Signaling Support window (Figure 6-68) allows you to modify various call parameters. To modify the current configuration, edit the field(s) and click Modify to commit the modification. If an invalid value is entered, an error message opens.

Figure 6-68:

SVC Signaling Support

ATM Signaling Statistics

If you select the ATM Signaling Statistics category, the ATM Signaling Statistics window opens. The ATM Signaling Statistics window (Figure 6-69) lists ATM signaling statistics.

Figure 6-69:

ATM Signaling Statistics

PNNI Interface

The PNNI Interface category displays configuration information for the PNNI interfaces defined on a port. The following subcategories are available:

• PNNI Interface

• ATM Signaling Statistics

When the PNNI Interface category is selected, the default window displayed is the PNNI Interface window.

PNNI Interface

If you select the PNNI Interface category, the PNNI Interface window opens. The Private Network-Network Interface (PNNI) window displays configuration information for the PNNI interfaces defined on a port (Figure 6-70). To modify the current configuration, edit the field(s) and click Modify to commit the modification. If an invalid value is entered, an error message opens.

Figure 6-70: PNNI Interface

Cisco PNNI Interface

If you select the Cisco PNNI Interface category, the Cisco PNNI Interface window opens. The Cisco PNNI Interface window allows you to display or modify Cisco-specific configuration information for the PNNI interfaces defined on a port (Figure 6-71). To modify the current configuration, edit the field(s) and click Modify to commit the modification. If an invalid value is entered, an error message opens.

Figure 6-71: Cisco PNNI Interface

ILMI Interface

The ILMI Interface category displays configuration information for the ILMI interfaces defined on a port. The following subcategories are available:

• Enable/Disable ILMI Auto Configuration

• ATM Signaling Statistics

When the PNNI Interface category is selected, the default window displayed is the PNNI Interface window.

Enable/Disable ILMI Auto Configuration

If you select the Enable/Disable ILMI Auto Configuration category, the Enable/Disable ILMI Auto Configuration window opens. The Enable/Disable ILMI Auto Configuration window allows you to enable or disable the ILMI link and interface type determination on this device (Figure 6-72). To modify the current configuration, edit the field(s) and click Modify to commit the modification. If an invalid value is entered, an error message opens.

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Note Changes to this value take effect on the next interface restart.

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Figure 6-72: Enable/Disable ILMI Auto Configuration

ILMI Interface Configuration

If you select the ILMI Interface Configuration category, the ILMI Interface Configuration window opens. The ILMI Interface Configuration window allows you to configure the ILMI interface (Figure 6-73). To modify the current configuration, edit the field(s) and click Modify to commit the modification. If an invalid value is entered, an error message opens.

Figure 6-73: ILMI Interface Configuration

LECS Address (Interface)

If you select the LECS Address (Interface) category, the LECS Address (Interface) window opens. The LECS Address (Interface) window (Figure 6-74) lists the LECS address index and corresponding LECS address, and allows you to create new LECS or delete existing LECS. To create a new LECS, click Create and assign values to the fields. After values are entered, click Apply to set configuration to the switch.

Figure 6-74:

LECS Address (Interface)