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Configuring Frame Relay Services

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To change the value for the excess burst, navigate to the prompt for the PVC you

want to modify (for example,

box; serial/1/2; frame-relay/1/2; orlando;

pvc/1/2/51

) and enter:

excess-burst

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 an excess burst value of 2,000 bits:

pvc/1/2/51# excess-burst 2000

pvc/1/2/51#

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. Your carrier supplies this value. You

configure this value for each PVC but not for the interface.

To enter the CIR value, navigate to the prompt for the PVC you want to modify

(for example,

box; serial/1/2; frame-relay/1/2; newyork; pvc/1/2/51) and enter:

cir

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 value of 5,000 bits.

pvc/1/2/51# cir 5000

pvc/1/2/51#

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