PPP Commands
XSR CLI Reference Guide 8-85
Syntax
interface type
slot_num card_num port_num sub-interface_num
Slots,
cards,
ports,
and
sub
‐
interfaces
are
expressed
as
follows
on
the
CLI:
Syntax of the “no” Form
The
no
command
deletes
the
interface:
no interface serial
port_num
interface_num
Mode
Global
configuration:
XSR(config)#
Examples
This
example
selects
interface
serial
1/0
and
sets
PPP
encapsulation:
type
ATM,
BRI,
Dialer,
Fast/GigabitEthernet,
Loopback,
Multilink,
Serial
or
VPN
port.
slot_num
The
NIM
number
ranging
from
0
to
6
depending
on
the
XSR
model.
card_num
The
NIM
card
number
ranging
from
1
to
2
depending
on
the
NIM
installed
in
the
slot.
port_num
The
physical
port
number
ranging
from:
0
(ATM),
0
to
1
(BRI),
0
to
255
(Dialer
&
VPN),
0
to
15
(Loopback),
1
to
32767
(Multilink),
0
to
3
(Serial),
1
to
2
(FastEthernet),
1
to
3
(GigabitEthernet),
and
0
(Console).
If
a
Serial
port
resides
on
a
T1/E1
port,
then
channel
group
data
must
be
added
at
the
end
of
the
string
to
mark
which
channel
group
of
the
T1/E1
port
will
be
set:
card_num/NIM_num/
port_within_NIM
:
[channel
‐
group_num].
For
example,
0/2/1:15
sets
channel
‐
group
15
of
the
T1
or
E1
port
1
in
NIM
slot
2
on
the
motherboard.
sub-
interface_num
Number
ranging
from
1
to
30
(ATM,
BRI
&
Serial),
and
1
to
64
(Fast/
GigabitEthernet).
0
The
console
port.
(Only
on
the
XSR
1800
series)
<0-0>/<1-2>/<0-3>
Slot,
card,
and
port
number.
<1-2>/<0-3>
Card
and
port
number.
<1-2>/<0-3>.<1-30>
Card,
port
and
sub
‐
interface
number.
<1-2>/<0-3>:<0-31>
Card,
port
and
channel
number.
<1-2>/<0-3>:<0-31> .<1-30>
Card,
port,
channel
and
sub
‐
interface
number.
Note:
Leading zeros defined in
interface_num
can be omitted. For example, 0/1/2 is equivalent to 1/2.
Note:
You cannot directly delete a Serial interface assigned to a T1/E1 channel group. You must
instead delete a channel group to delete the Serial port.
Summary of Contents for X-Pedition XSR
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Page 278: ...VRRP Clear and Show Commands 5 202 Configuring the Internet Protocol...
Page 352: ...IGMP Clear and Show Commands 7 104 Configuring IP Multicast...
Page 406: ...Multilink Show Commands 8 136 Configuring the Point to Point Protocol...
Page 436: ...Frame Relay Clear and Show Commands 9 112 Configuring Frame Relay...
Page 460: ...Dialer Watch Commands 10 106 Configuring the Dialer Interface...
