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svc low/high
inbound
or
two-way
or
outbound value
Defines the lowest to the highest switched virtual circuit channel number.
When low=high=0, no VCs in this category are defined.
Example: set SVC low-two-way 1
Inbound
Specifies the range of logical channel numbers to be assigned to
inbound SVCs. By default, there are no inbound-only SVCs.
Valid values: 0 to 4095
Default values: 0
Two-way
Specifies the range of logical channel numbers to be assigned to
two-way SVCs. By default, there are sixty-four 2-way SVCs.
Valid values: 0 to 4095
Default values:
svc low
1
svc high
64
Outbound
Specifies the range of logical channel numbers to be assigned to
outbound SVCs. By default, there are no outbound-only SVCs.
Valid values: 0-4095
Default: 0
Note: Values in each range must not overlap other SVC ranges nor the
PVC range. Table 51 shows a possible VC configuration.
Table 51. Example VC Definitions
Low High
PVC 1 40
inbound 0 0
two-way 41 59
outbound 60 500
throughput-class inbound
or
outbound
bit-rate
Defines the throughput class requested when making a call request while
throughput negotiation is enabled.
Default: 2400 bps
This setting is ignored when processing incoming call requests.
vc-idle
value
Defines the number of seconds that a switched circuit can be idle before it
is cleared by the router. Zero indicates that the router never clears an idle
circuit.
Valid values: 1to255
Default: 30 seconds
Configuring the X.25 Network Interface
Chapter 27. Configuring and Monitoring the X.25 Network Interface 331