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PPPOA interfaces. Maximum value for this variable in this release is 4 and hence can
have any walue between 1 and 4, any value above 4 and below 1 is invalid and driver
loading will fail.
3). Rfc1483Vpi1, Rfc1483Vpi2, Rfc1483Vpi3, Rfc1483Vpi4 -- These are 4 different
values of the VPIs that user wants to configure.
4). Rfc1483Vci1, Rfc1483Vci2, Rfc1483Vci3, Rfc1483Vci4 -- These are 4 different
values of the VCIs that user wants to configure.
5). Rfc1483Mode defines the mode for which the PVC is operating. In this release this
value of Rfc1483Mode remains same for all the PVCs which are being created. Thus all
VCs using rfc1483 encapsulation will be created using same encapsulation type.
6). Rfc2364Vpi1, Rfc2364Vpi2 -- These are different values of the VPIs that user wants
to configure for PPP interfaces.
7). Rfc2364Vci1, Rfc2364Vci2 -- These are different values of the VCIs that user wants
to configure for PPP interfaces corresponding to above mentioned VPIs.
Note: Please note that the VPIs/VCIs of the PVCs should not be conflicting with each other
else the driver loading will fail.
5.3.4 Verification of driver loading successfully
To determine if the driver has loaded:
% dmesg (or file /var/log/messages)
gp: USB Modem Driver Build
To determine if driver is in data mode.
% dmesg (or file /var/log/messages)
gp: Link established (8000/892)
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^ Upstream rate
Downstream rate
Alternatively the control panel application can also be used to get Modem Status as given
below.
% gsi_cfg eth2 –s
( The ethernet device depends on what has been configured on the system )
(Command to be executed from monaco_linux/cpl)