Specifications

Application Views Stratacom Frame Relay Application
Device Management Page 73 Cisco Stratacom BPX8600 and IGX8400
These tables define Frame Relay connection
endpoint configuration. Each connection (Virtual
Circuit (VC) or Permanent Virtual Circuit (PVC))
endpoint describes the particular characteristics
of the endpoint. Such information as local and
remote endpoint description, class of service,
input and output bandwidth parameters, special
PVC options, and PVC statistics are maintained in
the endpoint. Also, mechanisms for determining
the connection information associated with this
endpoint, the next endpoint of a bundle or group,
and a means for creating or deleting this endpoint
are included.
Frame Relay Endpoint Table
Index
Index into this table for this endpoint. Although
only 1024 endpoints may exist on a node, 1048
possible index values exist to support DAX (intra-
node) connections.
Description
String describing this endpoint. Contains
information about the domain, nodename, slot,
port, and DLCI for the endpoint. Domain and
nodename need not be given but slot, port, and
DLCI values must exist.
Admin Status
User requested state for endpoint table row. A
user can create this Virtual Circuit (VC) or delete
this VC by setting this object appropriately. If the
endpoint is to be modified, set this object
identifier to modify. The user also has the
capability to test a particular object. For this
capability, the user must set this value to test.
Oper Status
The actual state of the endpoint. If the state is
failed, then look to the objects No Route Found
Failure, Bump Failure, Endpoint Failure, and
Test Failure to determine reason for failure.
No Route Found
Endpoint is failed because no route to the remote
endpoint could be found.
Bump Failure
Endpoint is failed because of insufficient
bandwidth to route to the remote endpoint. This
may have also been caused because a higher
priority connection took this endpoint’s
bandwidth. A higher priority connection is one
with the lowest Class Of Service (COS).
Endpoint Fail
Endpoint is failed because of a remote endpoint
failure. The remote endpoint is on a node that