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Customizing SVCs

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CIR (Throughput)

The CIR (committed information rate), or throughput, defines the number of bits

per second your carrier guarantees the router can transmit over a specified time

interval when there is no congestion. For SVCs, you configure four parameters

that define throughput: cir-in, cir-in-minimum, cir-out, and cir-out-minimum.

The cir-in and cir-out parameters specify the requested incoming and outgoing

throughput (kbits/second) when no congestion is occurring.

The cir-in-minimum and cir-out-minimum parameters specify the minimum

acceptable incoming and outgoing throughput (kbits/second).

To change the value of

cir-in

cir-out

, navigate to the prompt for the SVC you

want to modify (for example,

box; serial/3/2; frame-relay/3/2; service/8.0.32;

svc-options/toronto

) and enter:

cir-in

cir-out

integer

is the number of bits the router can transmit per time interval. The value

can be from 0 to 2,147,483,647 bits. The default is 0.

For example, the following command line sets a

cir-in

value of 10,000 bits:

svc-option/toronto#

cir-in 10000

svc-option/toronto#

To change the value of

cir-in-minimum

cir-out-minimum

, navigate to the

prompt for the SVC you want to modify (for example,

box; serial/3/2;

frame-relay/3/2; service/8.0.32; svc-options/toronto

) and enter:

cir-in-minimum

cir-out-minimum

integer

is the number of bits the router can transmit per time interval. The value

can be from 0 to 2,147,483,647 bits. The default is 0.

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