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10-581/19/05 ATM Services Configuration Guide for CBX 3500, CBX 500, GX 550, and B-STDX 9000
Configuring ATM PVCs
Configuring Frame Relay-to-ATM Interworking Circuits
Traffic
Descriptor Type
Select one of the following TD options from the pull-down list:
PCR CLP=0 (cells/sec) – Displays only if you selected a TD
combination that includes PCR CLP=0. If so, specify the PCR in cells
per second (CPS) for high-priority traffic (that is, the CLP=0 cell
stream).
PCR CLP=0+1 (cells/sec) – Specify the PCR in CPS for the combined
high- and low-priority traffic (that is, the CLP=0+1 aggregate cell
stream).
SCR CLP=0 (cells/sec) – Displays only if you selected a TD
combination that includes SCR CLP=0. If so, specify the SCR in CPS
for the combined high-priority traffic (that is, the CLP=0 cell stream).
SCR CLP=0+1 (cells/sec) – Displays only if you selected a TD
combination that includes SCR CLP=0+1. If so, specify the SCR in CPS
for the combined high- and low-priority traffic (that is, the CLP=0+1
aggregate cell stream).
MBS CLP=0 (cells) – Displays only if you selected a TD combination
that includes MBS CLP=0. If so, specify the MBS in CPS for the
combined high-priority traffic (that is, the CLP=0 cell stream).
MBS CLP=0+1 (cells) – Displays only if you selected a TD combination
that includes MBS CLP=0+1. If so, specify the MBS in CPS for the
combined high- and low-priority traffic (that is, the CLP=0+1 cell
stream).
MCR CLP=0 (cells/sec) – Displays only if you selected a TD
combination that includes MCR CLP=0. If so, specify the MCR in CPS
for the combined high-priority traffic (that is, the CLP=0 cell stream).
Note: While the MCR TD is only applicable to a CBX 500 with an FCP,
this attribute is offered as a selection on non-CBX endpoints. This is
because even though one or both endpoints may not be on a CBX with
FCP, the PVC might traverse a CBX 500 FCP trunk. In this case, the
provisioned attribute is used.
Table 10-12. Add PVC: Traffic Type Tab Fields (Continued)
Field Action/Description
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