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DLSw Configuration Overview
3-9
DLSw Peer IP Table
Data Link Switches that connect to the same TCP/IP network are called DLSw
peers on that network. On Bay Networks routers, each slot that you configure with
DLSw services functions as an independent DLSw peer. Other vendors may offer
RFC 1434-compliant products that support either single or multiple DLSw peers
internally. For example, each IBM
6611 processor in your network serves as a
single DLSw peer that you must define on the router.
TCP/IP sessions between DLSw peers are used to exchange information between
devices attached to each peer. In each router, you can define a list of peers in
remote routers with which a DLSw session can be initiated. These are called
configured peers, and are defined in the DLSw Peer IP Table.
You can establish DLSw peer configurations that include only Bay Networks
routers or a mix of Bay Networks routers, and other RFC 1434-compliant devices.
Configured Peers
A configured peer is a remote Data Link Switch (represented by an IP address)
that is predefined in the local router. You define a configured peer by specifying its
unique IP address in the Site Manager DLSw Peer IP Table.
IP addresses in the local router’s Peer IP Table must also appear in the Slot Table
of a remote router.
A configured peer can receive broadcast frames directly from DLSw peers in a
local router.
The local router issues broadcast frames triggered by client demand for
connection services. Responses to these broadcasts enable the local router to
• Identify DLSw peers that can reach the requested remote NetBIOS or SNA
system
• Manage (open, restart, and close) TCP connections to the DLSw peer that can
reach the requested SNA or NetBIOS system
Once a router knows that a DLSw peer can reach a specific system, the router can
address frames directly to that peer and avoid unnecessary broadcast traffic on the
TCP/IP network.
- Configuring DLSw Services 1
- Bay Networks Software License 3
- (continued) 4
- Contents 5
- About This Guide 17
- Before You Begin 18
- InfoFACTS 19
- World Wide Web 19
- How to Get Help 20
- Conventions 20
- Acronyms 21
- Chapter 1 23
- Data Link Switching Overview 23
- DLSw Networking Overview 24
- DLSw Single-Switch Services 27
- DLSw Dual Switch Services 28
- SDLC Support 30
- Integrated SDLC Conversion 31
- Frame Relay Support 33
- DLSw Filtering 35
- DLSw and Related Protocols 36
- Chapter 2 39
- DLSw Implementation Notes 39
- Counting SRB LANs and Bridges 40
- Counting the IP Virtual Ring 41
- Counting the Internal LAN 44
- Counting the DLSw Bridge 45
- Parallel Data Paths 47
- Source Routing Bridge 48
- Multiple DLSw Peers on a LAN 49
- DLSw and Bridging Services 49
- DLSw with Translation Bridge 51
- Memory Requirements 52
- TCP Considerations 53
- Flow Control 54
- LLC2 Flow Control 55
- TCP Flow Control 55
- Performance 56
- Chapter 3 57
- DLSw Configuration Overview 57
- DLSw SAP Table 61
- DLSw Slot Table 62
- DLSw Configuration Overview 63
- DLSw Peer IP Table 65
- Simplifying the Peer IP Table 66
- Configuration Objects for SDLC 68
- Local Devices 70
- Optional Configuration Objects 71
- Chapter 4 75
- Enabling DLSw Services 75
- 2. Click on OK 76
- Mapping Frame Relay Addresses 79
- Adding Slot IP Addresses 81
- Adding DLSw Peer IP Addresses 83
- 4. Click on Done 85
- Subsequent DLSw Configuration 99
- Chapter 5 101
- Editing DLSw Parameters 101
- Accessing DLSw Parameters 102
- (Figure 5-1) and then 103
- Select Protocols➔DLSw➔Global 103
- 3. Click on OK 104
- Enabling a DLSw Interface 113
- 1. Click on Add 118
- 3. Click on Done 121
- Click on Add 122
- 2. Click on Delete 125
- Adding a DLSw SAP Table Entry 127
- Click on Done 130
- 3. Click on Delete 131
- 2. Select the entry to edit 141
- Click on Apply 142
- Deleting DLSw from the Node 154
- Chapter 6 155
- Using DLSw Prioritization 155
- DLSw Priority Queues 157
- The Dequeuing Process 158
- The Dequeue List 159
- Weighted Dequeuing Algorithm 159
- Queue Depth 161
- Select ENABLED 164
- Click on OK 164
- 2. Click on Template 177
- Appendix A 187
- DLSw Default Settings 187
- Appendix B 191
- Predefined DLSw Criteria 192
- DLSw Reference Points 192
- Length (bits) 193
- Specifying MAC Address Ranges 194
- Table B-6. SAP Codes 196
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