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6. Use the reset command to reset the interface and the protocols and features on
the interface.
Example:
*talk 6
Config>net 1
PPP Config>
. . . change PPP parameters...
PPP Config>exit
Config>protocol ipx
IPX Config>
. . . change IPX parameters on the PPP interface...
IPX Config>exit
Config>
*talk 5
+reset 1
Resetting net 1 PPP/0...successful
Note: When using the configuration program, do the following to make
configuration changes to existing interfaces:
1. Make the configuration changes for the interface on the device
2. Enter the reset command to reset interface, protocol and feature
parameters
3. Retrieve the configuration using the configuration program
4. Save the retrieved configuration into the configuration program database
Restrictions for Resetting Interfaces
The reset command cannot be used to reset a network interface if:
v You have already entered a delete interface command. The device must be
restarted if any interface has been deleted.
v You have changed the hardware or data link type. For example, changing the
data link type from PPP to Frame Relay.
v You have configured a larger MTU.
v You have configured a routing protocol or bridging on the interface, but that
routing protocol or bridging is not currently active in the device.
In these situations, you must restart the device to activate the configuration
changes.
You can change the configuration parameters of the following types of interfaces,
but you cannot activate the changes using the reset command:
v ATM
v PPP Multilink master and dedicated link nets
v ISDN
v X.25
v SDLC
v SDLC Relay
v V.25bis
You must restarted the device to activate these configuration changes.
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