MFR provides a cost-effective way to increase bandwidth by enabling multiple frame-relay links to be aggregated into a single bundle of bandwidth acting as one interface.
- MFR variable bandwidth support allows the option to activate or deactivate a frame-relay bundle based on Class-A, B, or C.
1. Class A (Single Link)
- The bundle will activate when any single bundle link is up and will deactivate when all bundle links are down (default).
2. Class B (All Links)
- The bundle will activate when all bundle links are up and will deactivate when any single bundle link is down.
3. Class C (Threshold)
- The bundle will activate when the minimum configured number of bundle links are up and will deactivate when the minimum number of configured bundle links fails to meet the threshold.
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