Avaya G450 Manager, Cli Reference Manual

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Frame relay encapsulation
Issue 1 January 2008 429
Example
To configure outbound BE to be 64 Kbit:
G450-001(map-class)# be out 64000
Related Commands - Traffic shaping
frame-relay traffic-shaping , map-class frame-relay , bc out , cir out , fragment , show map-class
frame-relay , show traffic-shape , show traffic-shape-queue , show traffic-shape-statistics ,
traffic-shape rate
Related Commands - Frame relay encapsulation
clear frame-relay counters , interface serial , encapsulation , frame-relay class-dlci , frame-relay
interface-dlci , frame-relay lmi-n391dte , frame-relay lmi-n392dte , frame-relay lmi-n393dte ,
frame-relay lmi-type , frame-relay priority-dlci-group , frame-relay traffic-shaping , ip address ,
map-class frame-relay , bc out , cir out , fragment , show frame-relay map , show frame-relay pvc
brief , show interfaces , show traffic-shape , GRE tunneling , show traffic-shape-statistics
cir out
Use the
cir out
command to configure the Committed Information Rate (CIR) in bits per
second, for the outbound direction. Use the
no
form of this command to return the CIR to its
default value.
Note:
Note:
This command fails if the map class is currently associated with a DLCI.
Syntax
cir out cir
no cir out
Parameters
User Level
read-only
Context
map-class frame-relay
Parameter Description Possible Values Default Value
cir
The CIR in bits per second 1000-39999999 56000