Here's whats-what for DLCIs.
0 - inband sig/mgmt (Annex A Q.933, Annex D T1.617)
1-15 - reserved
16-991 - assignable to user connections
992-1007 - level 2 management
1008-1022 - reserved (carrier-provided multicasting)
1023 - inband sig/mgmt (LMI Rev 1, gang of four)
HTH, Erick
--- Chuck Larr
Yes you can use any digits provided they are not
reserved DLCIs
regards,
suaveguru
--- "Provost, Robert" wrote:
> What numbers can you use for DLCIs? I have always
> seen three digit DLCI
> numbers. Can they be one digit? two? four? five?
>
> Thanks,
> Rob
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No you can not use any digits. I don't remember exactly but I think the
valid range is 17-1027...
Dennis
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> Yes you can use any digits provided they are not
> reserved DLCIs
>
> regards,
> suaveguru
> --- "Provost, Rob
IIRC its 0-1023, but 0-16? are reserved as is 1023.
Neil
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> No you can not use any digits. I don't remember exactly but I think the
> valid range is 17-1027...
>
> Dennis
>
>
> ""suaveguru"" wrote in message
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Range of numbers 0 - 1023. Reserved numbers: 0, 1005 - 1023. I have also
heard that 992 to 1004 is reserved. So that would make valid range either
1 - 1004 or 1 - 991.
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