39.4. Links features
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39.4. Links features

39.4.1. Link check

Link check allows to automatically manage an eventual “True link backup” (onto ISDN line) in case of failure of the permanent VPN connection. When activating a packet voice, Abilis checks continuously the link using the below parameters:

LC-VALUES

Enables/disables the use of the “Link-Check” protocol, and consequently the transmission of “Link-check” frames. The default value is SYS and means that parameters that are used are directly taken by NPV port. If LINK means that must be used local parameters;

TRY

Number of attempts considered for the state detection.

TOUT

Timeout for the link-check reply reception.

DLY-UP

Interval between attempts while state is UP.

DLY-TOUT

Interval between attempts while state is UP and last try timed out.

THR-DN

Percentage of successful attempts to declare state DOWN.

BURST

Number of requests sent at each attempt.

BURST-DLY

Interval between requests of the same attempt.

These parameters are in the link section:

[18:53:57] ABILIS_CPX:d npvle id:1

- Not Saved (SAVE CONF), Not Refreshed (INIT) ---------------------------------
Configured Links:1         Activated Links:8

ID:1    ACT:YES        LOG:SYS
        CLUS:NONE      MAXBW:NOMAX       MAXCON:NOMAX    GROUP:NONE
        ROLE:PEER      BCK:NO            CR:NO
        REMABILIS-ID:                    REMKEY:
        REMPORT:SYS                      LOC-KEY:
        LOCIP1:SYS                       REMIP1:#
        LOCIP2:SYS                       REMIP2:#
        V-TOS:SYS      C-TOS:SYS         V-TOUT:SYS      V-RED:SYS
        - Link-Check ----------------------------------------------------------
        LC-VALUES:LINK
        TRY:5          TOUT:5000                         BURST:1
        DLY-UP:10      DLY-TOUT:3        THR-DN:30       BURST-DLY:100

39.4.2. Other parameters

CR

Enables the cryptography to be applied on the frames passing through the resource. If YES VOICE: cryptography is applied on VOICE traffic type.

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