No it does nothing to your CIR, the bw is 1544 on your interface by
default but that doesn't necessarily reflect reality. If you terminate
a point-to-point 56K link your bandwidth is 56K. For frame it is
probably more accurately the CIR. If you have the default LMI type
enabled you can see what your CIR is as the router will get this info
from the switch in the full statis update:
Router#sh fram map
Serial0/0/0.16 (up): dlci 163(0xA3,0x2830), static, broadcast, IETF, BW
= 1024000, status defined, active
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Dave
paul wrote:
>
> Hello,
>
> I have a frame-relay link set up, however i haven4t specified any bandwidth
> restrictions (its using default settings: BW 1544 with an MTU 1500), does
> this affect my overall CIR on my link?
> And is there anyway i can measure the bandwidth on that interface?
>
> Thank you.
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