Define the virtual circuit packet hold queue size, Restrict map usage – AIS Router AI2524 User Manual

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AI2524 Router Card User’s Manual

Page 12-28

August 1997

2524UM

face defaults for the flow control parameters, these options must b
used to specify the values. Not all networks will allow a PVC to be de-
fined with arbitrary flow control values.

Additionally, the Data bit (D-bit) is supported, if negotiated. PVCs
allow the D-bit procedure because there is no call setup to negotiate its
use. Both restricted and unrestricted fast select are also supported and
are transparently handled by the software. No configuration is required
for use of the D-bit or fast select facilities.

Define the Virtual Circuit Packet Hold Queue Size

To define the maximum number of packets that can be held whil
virtual circuit is unable to send data, type (in interface configuration
mode):

x25 hold-queue

queue-size

An encapsulation virtual circuit's hold queue size is determined when
it is created; the

x25 hold-queue

command does not affect ex-

isting virtual circuits. This command also defines the hold queue siz
of encapsulation PVCs.

Restrict Map Usage

An X.25 map can be restricted so that it will not be used to place calls
or so that it will not be considered when incoming calls are mapped.

To restrict X.25 map usage, use the following map options as needed:

z

Restrict incoming calls from a map.

x25 map

protocol address

[

protocol2

address2

[...[

protocol9 address9

]]]

x121-

address

no-incoming

z

Restrict outgoing calls from a map.

x25 map

protocol address

[

protocol2

address2

[...[

protocol9 address9

]]]

x121-

address

no-outgoing

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