The following example will use FRF.16 on a Tasman connected to the MCI cloud. The commands in bold are required. The "interface" command creates the logical interface. You then specify the T1 links to use. The encapsulation command uses the regular or multi-link based on whether multiple links were defined ahead. The "fr" command puts you into the frame relay interface command tree. The interface type defaults to "dte". When you specify the PVC or DLCI, it will consume all of the bandwidth for the shaping and policing CIR. The last required step is terminating the pvc with an IP address. The map statement in italics is required if the carrier does not forward frame relay inverse arp. That means if you can't determine the peer address, you can just simply tell it.
interface bundle wan1
link t1 1
link t1 2
link t1 3
link t1 4
encapsulation frelay
fr
intf_type dte
lmi ansi
exit lmi
pvc 500
shaping cir 6144000 bcmax 6144000 bcmin 65536
policing cir 6144000 bc 6144000
ip address 14.1.1.2 255.255.255.252
map 14.1.1.1
red
exit red
qos
exit qos
exit pvc
exit fr
qos
exit qos
exit bundle
