PDF user manual for CopperEdge 150

IpAddr(Read/Write)NetMask(Read/Write)MacAddr(Read-only)BurnedInMacAddr(Read-only)FarEndAddr(Read/Write)DestPII(Read/Write)ICPCompatible(Read/Write)EncapsulationType(Read/Write)FwdMode(Read-only)In the IP netmodel, the standard IP address of thisinterfaceIn the IP netmodel, the standard IP subnet mask forthis interfaceIn some netmodels, the working MAC address ofthis interface.For CPEs that support this feature, the burned-inMAC address of the CPE at the end of the DSLlink.For IP netmodel WAN VCs, the IP address of thedevice at the opposite end of the WAN VC.For most netmodels on DSL ports, the aggregatedinterface to which this DSL port is connected.For DSL ports, specifies whether the CPE at theend of the DSL link supports Copper Mountain’sInternal Control Protocol (ICP) for enhancednetwork manageability.The data format of data frames or packetsexchanged on this interface.The kind of processing that the CE150 will performfor packets on this interface. The CE150 displaysthis result as a function of all other configuration.Automatic Creation of WAN VC cmIface EntriesFor ease of configuration file storing and loading, the CE150 allowsthe full set of cmIface entries to specified in any order. Thismeans that you can specify a WAN VC as a DestPii of a DSLport, even if the WAN VC’s cmIface entry does not yet exist. Inthis case, the CE150 automatically creates a minimal cmIfaceentry for the WAN VC. The CE150 sets the WAN VC’s netmodelto the netmodel of the DSL port which implicitly created it. TheCE150 sets all other parameters to the simplest defaults. Ingeneral, you should explicitly configure your WAN VCs to besure all the parameters are set as you expect.&RSSHU(GJH,QVWDOODWLRQDQG2SHUDWLQJ*XLGH