Alcatel-Lucent OmniAccess 700, Cli Configuration Manual

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Multilink Frame Relay
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The following features are available with the current release:
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The OA-700 supports FRF 16.1 (Multilink Frame Relay UNI/NNI Implementation
Agreement) without necessarily conforming to all the optional items mentioned in
the specification.
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Specifically, the system will support the logical aggregation into a configured
MLFR bundle to support any number of interfaces, including channelized and
fractional serial interfaces. This bundle will behave like a virtual IP interface.
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Multiple MLFR bundles can be statically configured on the system. However,
bundles will not be created dynamically. MLFR protocol negotiation or data
reaching the system on an unconfigured interface will be dropped. Bundles
cannot be deleted, but can be shut down and thereby made unusable.
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Without any QoS configuration applied on the MLFR bundle, the packet
distribution across the MLFR member links within a bundle will be handled in a
round robin fashion.
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The bundle identifier and the link identifier will be configurable, as will the values
of certain protocol timers and counters.
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IP routing protocols as well as policies such as ACL, NAT, IDS, IPsec, QoS, etc.,
may be applied on the bundle.
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The Alcatel-Lucent OA-700 implementation does not include Link Fragmentation
and Interleaving, Vendor Extension Information Element, and SNMP MIB support.
MLFR C
ONFIGURATION
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“MLFR Configuration Steps”
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“MLFR Configuration Flow”
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“MLFR Configuration Commands”
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“MLFR Show Commands”