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Conﬁguring the Data Channels on the IGX Switch

For Frame Relay connections on the IGX switch, use the following command syntax to add the

Frame Relay connection(s) to the Cisco MC3810:

addcon <local_channel> <remote_node> <remote_channel> [con_type] <frame_relay_class |

[individual parameters]> [route_avoid]

Note The Cisco IGX switch command syntax differs from Cisco IOS command syntax. Items in

brackets (< >) are required command arguments. Items in square brackets ([ ]) are optional command

arguments. These commands are based on Cisco IGX System Software Release 9.1. For more

information about IGX switch conﬁguration and commands, see the Cisco WAN Switching

Command Reference.

Conﬁguring the Cisco MC3810 FTC Voice DLCI for Voice Connections

(Optional)

In addition to the FTC management DLCI, you can optionally conﬁgure an FTC voice DLCI for

voice trafﬁc. The FTC voice trafﬁc travels over the FTC management DLCI conﬁgured in the

previous section.

To conﬁgure the FTC voice DLCI to support voice connections to the IGX 8400 switch, perform the

following tasks on the Cisco MC3810 beginning in conﬁguration mode:

Step Command Purpose

interface serial {0| 1} If conﬁguring the FTC trunk on serial interface 0 or 1,

enter interface conﬁguration mode.

interface serial 0:x If conﬁguring the FTC trunk over the T1/E1 trunk, enter

interface conﬁguration mode, where x indicates the

channel group number.

Note Enter the same interface on which you created the

FTC management trunk. Make sure the interface is set to

encapsulation ftc-trunk.

ftc-trunk voice-dlci dlci

[remote-voice-dlci dlci]

Map the FTC trunk to an existing Frame Relay DLCI.

Enter the remote-management-dlci value if there is a

public Frame Relay cloud between the Cisco MC3810

FTC port and the IGX FTM port. Enter this option only if

the local DLCI and the remote DLCI are not the same.

Note Do not enter the same DLCI that was assigned to the

FTC management DLCI.

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