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8285A>set pvc 2.1 100 1.9 2 channel 0.500 0400 best_effort

Note that in this example, we have chosen the following attributes for the PVC:

Workstation attached on the local 8285: slot.port 2.1.

Workstation attached on the remote 8285: slot.port 1.9.

PVC_id = 100.

This is an arbitrary number that you can use to identify the PVC on various
displays.

Remote hub identifier = 2.

This identifies the hub number (HN) of the remote hub (the hub on which the
PVC terminates) within the cluster.

VPI/VCI on the local hub:

V P I = 1

VCI = 500

VPI/VCI on the remote hub:

V P I = 0

VCI = 400

PVC type = best_effort.

The VPI/VCI values chosen for each port must be free at the time of defining the
PVC. You can find out the VPI/VCI values that are currently allocated to the
other connections on the port by using the Nways Campus manager ATM for
AIX. If you are not sure which VPI/VCI is available for allocation, you may use
the following command, which will allow the 8285 Control-Point available VPI/VCI
pair that is assigned for the PVC on each port:

8285A>set pvc 2.1 100 1.9 2 channel * * best_effort

You can display the configuration information about a specific PVC or all the
PVCs using the SHOW PVC command. The following example shows the output
that will be displayed as a result of this command:

8285A> set pvc 2.1 100 1.9 2 channel 0.400 0.500 best_effort
PVC set and started.
8285A> show pvc all

Local endpoint

| Remote endpoint

|

-----------------------------|-------------------|

Port id type Vpi/Vci

| Port Vpi/Vci HNb| role

|QOS| Status

-----------------------------|-------------------|---------|---|--------
2.01

100 PTP-PVC

0/500

|1.09

0/400

2| Primary | BE|Active

1.09

1001 PTP-PVC

0/400

|2.01

0/500

1|Secondary| BE|Active

8285A>

You may display additional information about the configuration of the PVC by
using the verbose parameter in the SHOW PVC command as shown in the
following example:

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