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tdmaBcV42BisP0CompressionDirection
tdma Bc V42 Bis P0 Compression Direction
This attribute indicates the direction in which V.42bis is active, negotiated at link setup by the data link protocol through Exchange Identification (XID) negotiation of parameter P0 (compression direction). The value used for XID negotiations can be provisioned via TdmaCs/* V42bis. This attribute has one of the following values: noCompression: No data compression. compInitrResp: The data sent by the IWF to the other entity is compressed. compRespInitr: The data received by the IWF from the other entity is compressed. compBoth: compression in both directions.
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