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Configuring Frame Relay Services

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Idle Timer

The idle timer indicates the amount of time that the router allows with no data

being transmitted. In the event of a timeout, the router initiates a frame handshake

to check if the connection is still up.

To set the idle timer, navigate to the lapf prompt (for example,

box;

serial/1/2; frame-relay/1/2; lapf/3/2

) and enter:

idle-timer

integer

is the length of time that the router allows with no data being transmitted.

The value can be from 1 to 120 seconds. The default is 30.

For example, the following command line sets a timer of 18 seconds:

lapf/3/2#

idle-timer 18

lapf/3/2#

Retransmission Limit

The retransmission limit is the maximum number of LAPF retransmissions that

can occur after the retransmission timer expires. The connection terminates if the

router reaches the retransmission limit.

To set the retransmission limit, navigate to the lapf prompt (for example,

box;

serial/1/2; frame-relay/1/2; lapf/3/2

) and enter:

retransmission-limit

integer

is the number of times that the router retransmits after the retransmission

timer expires. The value can be from 1 to 20. The default is 3.

For example, the following command line sets a retransmission limit of 8 tries:

lapf/3/2#

retransmission-limit 8

lapf/3/2#

Information Limit

The information limit is the maximum number of data octets allowed in the LAPF

information field. The higher the number allowed, the less overhead on the

system. However, a high value could exceed the system buffer size. You should

accept the default value, 260.

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