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Configuring WAN Line Services

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4. Select additional protocols and click on

OK

.

The MCE1 or MCT1 Logical Lines

window reopens, this time displaying the

configured circuit with the remaining

unused logical lines (Figure 10-8)

. The

circuit is currently associated with one

logical line.

5. Select the logical line that contains the

new circuit and click on

Circuit

.

The Circuit Definition window opens

(Figure 10-9)

.

In Figure 10-8, the circuit is defined for

logical line 5 and is called MCE1-22-5.

For information about the format of logical

line names, see Figure 7-2 (link modules)

or Figure 7-3 (net modules) in Chapter 7.

6. Click on the connector that has the unused

logical lines.

The Select Logical Line window opens

(Figure 10-10)

, displaying the

lowest-numbered unused logical line.

7. Select and hold down the logical line

number (Figure 10-11)

.

The Select Logical Line window displays

the remaining unused logical lines.

8. Select a logical line to include in the

multiline circuit and click on

OK

.

The Circuit Definition window opens.

9. Choose

File > Exit

. The MCE1 or MCT1 Logical Lines

window opens, displaying two logical

lines associated with the multiline circuit

(Figure 10-12)

.

10. Click on

Circuit

to display the Circuit

Definition window.

11.Repeat steps 6

through 8.

12.Choose

Lines > Change Lines

.

13.Repeat steps 7 and 8 for each unused

logical line you want to include in the

multiline circuit.

The logical lines are now grouped as a

circuit.

14.Choose

File > Exit

. The MCE1 or MCT1 Logical Lines

window opens, displaying the multiline

group. Note that all logical lines now have

the same circuit name (MCE1-22-5 in the

example).

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