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Configuring Frame Relay Services

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Using the BCC

The X.213 priority commands adhere to ITU-T Q.933 and X.213. They are

data-priority, data priority-minimum, gain-priority, gain-priority-minimum,

keep-priority, and keep-priority-minimum. If your network does not support

X.213 prioritization, accept the default values for these commands, unless the

network is able to accept pieces of signaling information that it does not

recognize.

The data-priority commands sets the priority of data on the network connection. It

is a value the router requests; it is not guaranteed. The data-priority-minimum

command sets the lowest acceptable priority of data on a connection.

The gain-priority commands sets the priority of data required to add a connection.

it is a value the router requests; it is not guaranteed. The gain-priority-minimum

command sets the lowest acceptable priority of data to add a connection. This is a

value below which the router will not create the SVC.

The keep-priority command sets the priority of data required to maintain a

connection. This is a value the router requests; it is not guaranteed. The

keep-priority-minimum command sets the lowest acceptable priority of data

required to maintain a connection. This is a value below which the router will

disconnect the SVC.

To set X.213 priority values:

Navigate to the prompt for the SVC that you want to edit.

For example

box; serial/1/2; frame-relay/1/2; svc-options/toronto

Enter the command for the attribute you want to edit, and the value you

want the attribute to use. The options are:

data-priority

data-priority-minimum

gain-priority

gain-priority-minimum

keep-priority

keep-priority-minimum

The

for all of these attributes is 0 to 15, with 0 as the lowest priority,

and 14 as the highest. A value of 15 means unspecified.

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