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Configuring DLSw Services

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Backup Peers

A backup peer receives all DLSw-related broadcast frames for a given router or

network processor if the primary peer router is unavailable or cannot be reached

over a TCP connection. When you specify the Backup IP Address, DLSw places

the entry in the Backup Peer IP Table.

The Backup Peer IP Table parameters allow you to manage a router that you want

to use when the local router cannot connect to a primary DLSw peer. The

parameters are as follows:

• Backup IP Address

• Backup Peer Type

• Backup Max Up Time

• Backup Hold Down Time

• Backup Start Time

• Backup End Time

• Backup Delete

Simplifying the Peer IP Table

Bay Networks provides the following mechanisms for reducing the number of

required entries in the DLSw Peer IP Table:

• Broadcast peers

• Unconfigured peers

Broadcast Peers

It is not necessary to enter more than one peer per remote router into the Peer IP

Table. The entry representing the remote router is the broadcast peer for that

router. Only broadcast peers normally receive broadcast frames from another

router. However, all DLSw peers on a remote Bay Networks router can both

receive and respond to broadcast frames that the broadcast peer in that router

forwards internally.

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