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Table 36. ATM INTERFACE Configuration Command Summary (continued)
Command Function
Remove Removes an ESI.
Set Sets parameters of the ATM network.
Disable Disables an ESI.
Enable Enables an ESI.
Exit Returns you to the previous command level. See “Exiting a
Lower Level Environment” on page 11.
Add
Use the add command to add an ESI to your ATM configuration.
Octets 14–19 of an ATM address are the End System Identifier (ESI). Each end
system attached to the same switch must use a disjoint set of ESIs. When a end
system activates, it attempts to register its ESIs with its ATM switch using ILMI. The
switch forces all of its registered ESIs to be unique.
Syntax:
add
esi
esi-address
esi
esi-address
Address of End System Identifier.
Valid Values: Any 12 hexadecimal digits
Default Value:
none
List
Use the list command to list the configuration of this ATM device or to list the set of
configured ESIs.
Syntax:
list
configuration
esi
configuration
Lists the ATM device configuration. For an explanation of the listed fields,
see “Set” on page 280.
Example: list con
ATM Configuration
Interface (net) number = 0
Maximum VCC data rate Mbps = 155
Maximum frame size = 9234
Maximum number of callers = 209
Maximum number of calls = 1024
Maximum number of parties to a multipoint call = 512
Maximum number of Selectors that can be configured = 200
UNI Version = UNI 3.0
Packet trace = OFF
esi Lists the ESIs in the ATM configuration.
Example: list esi
ATM INTERFACE> list esi
ESI Enabled
ATM Interface Configuration Commands (Talk 6)
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