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Configuring XNS Services

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Parameter: DLCI

Default: None

Options: Data Link Control Identifier

Function: Identifies the virtual circuit in a Frame Relay or SMDS network.

Instructions: Enter a locally significant DLCI of up to 16 hexadecimal characters if the

interface is on a Frame Relay or SMDS network.

Leave blank if the interface is not on a Frame Relay or SMDS network.

MIB Object ID: 1.3.6.1.4.1.18.3.5.10.5.1.6

Deleting an Adjacent Host

To delete an adjacent host:

From the XNS Adjacent Hosts window (Figure 4-5), select the adjacent

host you want to delete from the node configuration.

Click on Delete.

The system software deletes the Adjacent Host entry you selected, and the entry

disappears from the list of adjacent hosts in the XNS Adjacent Hosts window.

Configuring Static Route Parameters

XNS static routes are user-specified transmission paths that XNS internet packets

follow. You configure static routes when you want to restrict the paths that packets

can follow. Static routes, like routes learned through RIP, appear in the XNS

routing table. Unlike routes learned through RIP, however, static routes do not

time out. Static routes remain in the XNS routing table until you reconfigure them

manually.

Caution:

The router cannot pass traffic through an interface to an adjacent

host on a Frame Relay or SMDS network if the adjacent host is configured

without the correct DLCI.

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Avaya Configuring XNS Services User Manual Page 58