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mymachine> ip ipatm lifetime 90
Idle lifetime for connections: 1m30s
10.22 ipatm pvc
10.22.1Syntax
ipatm pvc
ipatm pvc add <i/f> <port> [<vpi>/]<vci> [pcr <pcr>]
[remoteip <IP address>]
ipatm pvc delete <port> [<vpi>/]<vci>
ipatm pvc flush
10.22.2Description
The table below describes the use of each of the four commands given above:
Command Description
ipatm pvc Lists configured PVCs for use by IP-over-ATM.
ipatm pvc add Configures a PVC.
ipatm pvc delete Deletes a PVC.
ipatm pvc flush Deletes all PVCs.
The options which can be used by the commands are described below:
• <i/f> – is the name of an interface configured for IP-over-ATM using PVCs.
• <vpi> – is the VPI to use for the PVC. The range of possible VPIs depends on the
system.
• <vci> – is the VCI to use for the PVC. The range of possible VCIs depends on the
system.
• <IP address> – is the IP address of the machine at the other end of the PVC. If it is
not specified, ATMOS TCP/IP will use Inverse ATMARP (RFC 1577) to
determine the IP address; if it is specified, then Inverse ATMARP will not be used.
• <pcr> – is the peak cell rate, in cells per second. The default is 60000.
• <port> – is the port name: it must be specified. If the device has only one ATM
port, then the port name can be omitted.
Configuration saving saves any PVC configuration information. (See config
on page
160.)
10.22.3Example
For example, if you have defined an IPOA device, as follows:
myswitch> ip device add ipoa atm
The following commands can be used to create and configure PVCs.
The label ipoa is used to refer to the device:
myswitch> ip ipatm pvc add ipoa a3 60
- (v1.01) 1
- Contents 2
- 7. NAT Console commands 91 4
- 8. PPP Console commands 4
- 9. PPTP Console commands 5
- 10. TCP/IP Console commands 5
- 1. About this Guide 8
- 2.1 General notes 10
- 2.2 event … 10
- 2.3 restart 10
- 2.4 uptime 10
- 2.5 version 11
- 2.7 . (history mechanism) 12
- 2.8 @ commands 13
- 2.9 Special-purpose commands 13
- 2.10 list 14
- 2.11 echo … 14
- 2.12 tell <process> … 14
- 2.13 exit, exit! 15
- 2.14 debug 15
- 2.15 crlf, nocrlf 15
- 2.18 cpu 16
- 2.19 debug 16
- 2.20 exit 16
- 2.21 help 17
- 2.22 info 17
- 2.23 mem 17
- 2.24 rb, rh, rw, wb, wh, ww 17
- 2.25 steal 18
- 2.26 tell 18
- 3. Bridge Console commands 20
- 3.2 device delete 21
- 3.3 device list 21
- 3.4 ethertype 22
- 3.5 filter 22
- 3.6 filterage 23
- 3.7 flush 23
- 3.8 info 23
- 3.9 interface 24
- 3.10 portfilter 24
- 3.11 spanning 25
- 3.12 status 25
- 3.13 version 25
- 4. BUN Console commands 27
- 4.2 help 29
- 4.3 version 29
- 4.4 build 29
- 4.5 config 30
- 4.6 list config 30
- 4.7 list devices 31
- 4.8 show device 31
- 4.9 list classes 32
- 4.10 show class 32
- 4.11 list ports 32
- 4.12 show port 33
- 4.13 set port 33
- 4.14 list channels 33
- 4.15 list all open channels 34
- 4.16 show channel 34
- 4.17 set channel 34
- 4.18 reset port 35
- 5.1 config 36
- 5.2 help 36
- 5.3 pool 37
- 5.4 status 37
- 5.5 trace 38
- 5.7 ip device 38
- 6. DHCP-server Console 40
- 6.1 config 41
- 6.2 help 42
- 6.3 pool 42
- 6.4 reset 42
- 6.5 status 43
- 6.6 trace 44
- 6.7 version 44
- 7. NAT Console commands 45
- 7.1.1 Syntax 46
- 7.2 help 47
- 7.3 interfaces 47
- 7.4 inbound 48
- 7.5 info 49
- 7.6 protocol 49
- 7.7 sessions 50
- 7.8 stats 50
- 7.10 dump 51
- 7.11 fragments 51
- 7.9 version 51
- 8.1 Console object types 53
- 8.2 Console examples 53
- 8.3 <channel> clear 55
- 8.4 <channel> disable 55
- 8.5 <channel> discard 55
- 8.6 <channel> echo 56
- 8.8 <channel> enable 57
- 8.9 <channel> event 57
- 8.10 <channel> hdlc 57
- 8.11 <channel> info 58
- 8.16 <channel> llc 59
- 8.17 <channel> pvc 60
- 8.18 <channel> qos 61
- 8.20 <channel> svc 61
- 8.23 <channel> welogin 63
- 8.24 bcp 63
- 9.1 Console object types 66
- 9.2 bind 67
- 9.3 <tunnel> connect 67
- 9.4 <tunnel> create 68
- 9.5 <tunnel> delete 68
- 9.7 <tunnel> event 69
- 9.8 <tunnel> info 69
- 9.9 list 69
- 10.TCP/IP Console 70
- 10.2 abort 72
- 10.3 arp 73
- 10.4 arprouting 74
- 10.5 autoloop 74
- 10.6 config 75
- 10.7 device 76
- 10.8 disable 78
- 10.9 enable 79
- 10.10 errors 79
- 10.11 etherfiles 79
- 10.12 files 80
- 10.13 flush 81
- 10.14 get 81
- 10.15 help 81
- 10.16 ipatm abort 82
- 10.17 ipatm arp 82
- 10.18 ipatm arpserver 82
- 10.19 ipatm files 83
- 10.20 ipatm help 84
- 10.21 ipatm lifetime 84
- 10.22 ipatm pvc 85
- 10.23 iphostname 86
- 10.24 nat 86
- 10.25 noerrors 87
- 10.26 norelay 87
- 10.27 ping 87
- 10.28 portname 88
- 10.29 protocols 89
- 10.30 relay 90
- 10.31 restart 90
- 10.32 rip accept 91
- 10.33 rip allowed 91
- 10.34 rip boot 92
- 10.35 rip help 92
- 10.36 rip hostroutes 93
- 10.37 rip killrelay 93
- 10.38 rip poison 93
- 10.39 rip relay 94
- 10.40 rip relays 94
- 10.41 rip rxstatus 94
- 10.42 rip send 94
- 10.43 rip trigger 95
- 10.44 route 95
- 10.45 routeflush 97
- 10.46 routes 97
- 10.47 snmp 97
- 10.48 stats 98
- 10.49 subnet 99
- 10.50 trace 100
- 10.51 untrace 100
- 10.54 ? 101
- 10.52 uptime 101
- 10.53 version 101
- 10.54.2Description 102
- 11.TFTP Console commands 103
- 11.3 help 104
- 11.4 init 104
- 11.5 list 104
- 11.6 put 104
- 11.7 trace 105
- 11.8 version 105
- Symbols 106
- Warning symbol 3 112
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