Name
atm pvc — interface
Synopsis
atm pvcvcd vpi vci encap
[peak avg
[burst
]] [inarp [minutes
]] [oam [seconds
]] [compress] no atm pvcvcd vpi
vci encap
[peak
avg
[burst
]] [inarp [minutes
]] [oam [seconds
]] [compress]
Configures
Creates an ATM PVC
Default
None
Description
This command creates an ATM Permanent Virtual Circuit (PVC). On recent
versions of IOS, it’s preferable to use the
pvc
command, if available. ATM commands are highly
hardware-dependent, so the commands available on any particular
router vary. For more information on creating PVCs, consult Chapter 6.
-
vcd
A Virtual Circuit Descriptor, which is a unique number used to identify this particular VPI/VCI pair on the router.
-
vpi
The Virtual Path Identifier of the PVC. This identifier is unique only to the interface. The value can be from 0 to 255.
-
vci
The Virtual Channel Identifier of the PVC, which is a value from 0 to 1023. 0 to 31 are typically reserved for specific kinds of management traffic.
vpi
andvci
may not both be 0.-
encap
The type of encapsulation used on the line. The encapsulation may be
aal5mux
(a MUX-type virtual connection),aal5snap
(the only encapsulation supported for Inverse ARP),aal1
(used for streaming video),aal5voice
(used for voice traffic),ilmi
, andqsaal
.-
peak
Optional, but required for voice circuits. The maximum capacity of the virtual circuit in kbps.
peak
ranges from 56 to 10000. The default is the link’s maximum capacity.-
avg
Optional, but required for voice circuits. The average rate at which ...
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