3com 3031 Instruccion De Instalación

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ONFIGURATION

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Configure to suspend the DLSw performance

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Configure the Ethernet interface to join into a bridge group

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Configure the ahead response window of LLC2

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Configure the local response window of LLC2

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Configure the queue length sending LLC2 packet

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Configure the modulus of LLC2

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Configure retransmission times of LLC2

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Configure local response delay time of LLC2

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Configure local response time of LLC2

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Configure BUSY time of LLC2

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Configure the P/F waiting time of LLC2

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Configure the REJ status time of LLC2

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Configure SDLC to be the link layer protocol encapsulated in an interface 

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Add the SDLC synchronous serial port to a bridge group

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Configure the baud rate of the synchronous serial port

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Configure the coding scheme of the synchronous serial port

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Configure the idle coding scheme of the synchronous serial port

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Configure SDLC role

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Configure the SDLC virtual MAC address

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Configure the SDLC address

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Configure the SDLC peer

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Configure the XID of SDLC

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Configure the length of the queue for sending SDLC packets

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Configure the local response window of SDLC

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Configure the modulus of the SDLC

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Configure the maximum frame length of SDLC

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Configure retransmission times of the SDLC

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Configure the SAP address on transforming the SDLC into LLC2

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Configure the two-way data transmission mode of SDLC

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Configure the poll pause timer of SDLC

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Configure the primary response waiting time of SDLC

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Configure the secondary response waiting time of SDLC

Creating the TCP channel is the first step for establishing the DLSw connection. 
The IP addresses of the two sides on creating the TCP connection need to be 
specified. The local DLSw peer is first to be configured to designate the local IP 
address. Only after the configuration of this command can the TCP connection 
request initiated by the remote router be accepted. A router can only have one 
local peer.