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# DLCI Names

#### CIR

#### DLCI Name

#### DLCI Value

#### ID

  This feature enables you to assign names to your DLCIs, and define a Committed Information Rate (CIR) for each DLCI. This assigned rate forms the basis for DLCI CIR utilization percentage calculations.
  To add a name, click on the Add button.
  Note:Although the Probe automatically monitors and collects Short-term statistical information on detected DLCIs, DLCIs identified in the DLCI Names Table are given collection priority. Up to 16 or 50 names may be defined, depending upon the type of Probe you are configuring.

#### ID

  Range: 1~16 (D-FRAP 3.0 and FRAP 3.0 Only)
  Range: 1~50 (S-FRAP 3.0 and T-FRAP 3.0 Only)
  Range: This value is automatically assigned when the Add button is clicked. It cannot be altered. (Other Models)

#### DLCI Value

  Enter the number of the DLCI you want to name for short-term statistics.
  Range: 0 -- 1023

#### DLCI Name

  Enter a name for the DLCI.
  Range: 0 -- 8 alphanumeric characters

#### CIR

  Enter the CIR value used by the DLCI connection. This value forms the basis for DLCI CIR utilization percentage calculations for short-term statistics.
  Note: Attempts to define a CIR value that is not a multiple of 8000-bps causes the unit to automatically round down to the nearest valid CIR value. For example, if a CIR value of 6000 is defined, it will be rounded down to 0. If a value of 18000 is entered, it will be rounded down to 16000. When assigning CIR values to DLCIs, the total CIR value for all DLCIs must not exceed 1536000-bps (T1 line rate). Assigning 1536000 to a single DLCI is only recommended if you do not intend to support multiple DLCIs.
  Range: 20 - 3600 bits-per-second (FRAP 3.0 Only)
  Note: Multiples of 8000 rule does not apply.
  Range: 0 - 64000 bits-per-second (D-FRAP 3.0 Only)
  Range: 0 - 1581056 bits-per-second (S-FRAP 3.0 Only)
  Range: 0 - 153600 bits-per-second (T-FRAP 3.0 Only)
  Range: 8000 - 64000, or 8000 -- 153600 bits-per-second, depending upon the type of Probe you are configuring. (Other Models)