3com 3031 Instruccion De Instalación

requires that end to end delay should not exceed 100 to 150ms. Link Fragment 
and Interleave (LFI) divides the large data frame into small frames and then 
transmits them to the front of the transmission queue and inserts the small 
packets that are sensitive to delay between the fragments. In this way, the delay of 
small real-time packet is reduced and fragments can be reassembled at the 
destination. 

The link fragment and interleave configuration includes: 

■

Enable LFI 

■

Configure maximum time delay of LFI fragment 

■

Configure the bandwidth of the local interface on the interface 

Perform the following in the Virtual Template Interface View or the mp-group 
Interface View.

LFI is not enabled by default. 

The following command can be used to set the maximum time delay for 
transmitting an LFI fragment. 

Perform the following in the Virtual Template Interface View or the mp-group 
Interface View.

The default fragment delay is 10ms after LFI is enabled.

This command can configure the physical bandwidth binding to the MP links. The 
command indicates the available bandwidth of the active interface, providing the 
information of the QoS module but not the actual bandwidth binding the MP 
links.

Perform the following in the Interface View. 

The parameter 

 indicates the available bandwidth of the interface. It is in 

Kbps and in the range of 1 to 1000000.

Table 1066   Enabling LFI

Enable LFI on Virtual Template interface

Disable LFI on Virtual Template interface

Table 1067   Configuring maximum time delay of LFI fragment

Configure maximum time delay of LFI fragment

Restore the default maximum time delay of LFI 
fragment

Table 1068   Configuring bandwidth of the interface

Configure the bandwidth of the interface

Restore the default bandwidth