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Customizing Frame Relay

114058 Rev. A 3-5

If you are connecting two routers back to back, use one of the DTE parameter

options (Rev 1 LMI, ANSI T1.617D, CCITT Annex A) for the router acting as a

DTE, and one of the DCE options (LMI Switch, Annex D Switch, Annex A

Switch) for the router acting as the DCE. Although you can conﬁgure the router

for the DCE side of a connection, the router cannot act as a full switch, and it will

not perform complete bidirectional signaling.

The LMI Switch, Annex D Switch, and Annex A Switch options are primarily for

troubleshooting.

Selecting Address Type and Length

You can specify the DLCI address type and length that the router and the Frame

Relay network use to direct packets to their destinations. The address type for the

router and for the switch must be the same.

Selecting a DLCI Address Type

Your options for the DLCI address type follow.

• ADDR Q922 selects addressing as speciﬁed in the ﬁnal version of the Q.922

standard. Q.922 provides for FECN, BECN, DE, and EA bits. While most

Q.922 addresses are included within a 2-octet ﬁeld, the standard allows for 3-

and 4-octet address ﬁelds. This is the default.

• The November draft of ADDR Q922 differs from ADDR Q922 in dropping

the D/C bit from the extended (3- and 4-byte) forms. The D/C bit (DLCI or

DL-Core Control Indication) is always 0.

• The March draft of ADDR Q922 differs from ADDR Q922 in deﬁning an

11-bit DLCI and dropping the DE bit from the second octet of the address

ﬁeld.

• ADDR Q921 differs from ADDR Q922 MARCH 90 in that it does not use

FECNs or BECNs, which means that it does not provide congestion control.

Site Manager: Mgmnt Type parameter: page A-2

Site Manager: Address Type parameter: page A-3

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