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WC-320
Cisco IOS Wide-Area Networking Configuration Guide
remote tunneling (example) WC-273
switching (example) WC-270, WC-273
QLLC over WC-15
received keepalives, enabling WC-237
remote failure detection WC-261
remote switching WC-15
restricted fast select facility WC-233
route table WC-235
routing
configuration task list
WC-235
enabling WC-235
(example) WC-271
local switching WC-15, WC-234
one or multiple protocols WC-227
protocols supported WC-227
remote switching WC-15, WC-234
static table WC-234
(example) WC-271
supported protocols WC-14
via OSI NSAP WC-15
XOT alternate routes WC-242
routing table
positional parameters
WC-270
security, POPs WC-248
selecting destination of route WC-235
sent keepalives, enabling WC-237
services, displaying WC-266
source and destination addresses, modifying WC-236
specifications WC-14
subaddress WC-220, WC-221
subinterfaces
configuration
WC-223
(example) WC-272
switching, local or remote WC-15
switching between PVCs and SVCs WC-238
(example) WC-275
TCP/IP networks WC-242
TCP keepalives WC-237
terminating VC connection WC-237
timers WC-220
tunneling WC-15, WC-234, WC-235
unrestricted fast select facility WC-233
user facilities
accept reverse charging
WC-232
closed user group (CUG) WC-232
configuration task list WC-229
flow control parameter negotiation WC-232
list of WC-232
network user ID (Cisco) WC-233
Recognized Operating Agency (ROA) WC-233
reverse charging WC-232
throughput class negotiation WC-233
transit delay WC-233
VCs on serial interface, displaying WC-266
virtual circuits
clearing
WC-266
displaying WC-266
establishing WC-222
idle time, setting WC-231
multiprotocol WC-225
options available WC-225
protocol
encapsulation
WC-225
identification WC-225
(table) WC-225
ranges
(example)
WC-269
keywords (table) WC-214
setting WC-213
routing protocols WC-227
window size WC-216, WC-218
setting WC-217
X.121
addresses
WC-220
displaying WC-266
mapping WC-242, WC-266
aliases WC-221
setting WC-215