Wan channel assignment main screen – Patton electronic 29XX User Manual

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Configuring Frame Relay

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Access Server Administrators’ Reference Guide

C • Technical Reference

The following settings must match the line configuration provided by the local telephone company. For more
information on setting up your T1/E1, see the Model 29xx Series RAS User Manual available online at
www.patton.com/manuals/29xx.pdf.

4. Click on the

Line Type

drop-down menu and choose one of the following options:

– For a T1 line, select

dsx1ESF(2)

(Extended SuperFrame DS1) or

dsx1D4(3)

(A&T D4 format DS1).

– For an E1 line, choose

dsx1E1(4)

or

dsx1E1-CRC(5)

.

5. Click on the

Line Coding

drop-down menu and choose one of the following options:

– For T1: If you selected dsx1D4(3) line type, select

dsx1AMI(5)

line coding. If you selected dsx1ESF(2)

line type, choose

dsx1B8ZS(2)

line coding.

– For E1: Select

dsx1AMI(5)

or

dsx1HDB3(3)

. Most installations will use HDB3.

6. Click on the

Line Build Out

drop-down menu and choose one of the following options:

– For T1: Select

t1pulse0dB(2)

.

– For E1, select

e1pulse(1)

.

7. Click

Submit

.

8. Select

none

for Signalling Protocol.

9. Click

Submit

.

At this point, the access server’s front panel LEDs should now be showing signs that the line is active. If the phone
company line is not connected to the access server, the error indicator will glow red for that line/connection.

WAN Channel Assignment main screen

The next stage in configuring a Frame Relay link is to set the number of 64-kbps channels on the T1/E1 that
will carry the data. Each channel is 64 kbps in speed and must correspond to the same channels that your pro-
vider is using. Usually your provider will start from channel 1. For example: a 256-kbps link could be divided
into 64-kbps channels numbered 1, 2, 3, and 4.

To set the channel assignment:

1. Click on

T1/E1 Link

under the

Configuration Menu

to display the

T1/E1 Link Activity

main window (see

figure 102

on page 252).

2. Click on

Channel Assignment

in the appropriate Link: x section (for example, if the T1/E1 cable was con-

nected to port 2, you would click on

Channel Assignment

in the Link: 2 section).

3. Click on the appropriate channel’s drop-down menu and select

frameRelay(3)

.

4. Repeat step 3 to configure remaining channels.

5. Click

Submit

.

The link should now be activated on your access server. The next stages will configure Frame Relay and IP
routing.

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