What is relation between clockrate and bandwidth? Common port speed 1544000, but no clock rate like

From: thomas larus (tlarus@xxxxxxx)
Date: Sat Apr 06 2002 - 15:01:38 GMT-3

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On my routers, I do not have the option of choosing a clock rate anywhere near
1544000 (the closest rate is 1300000), yet in countless scenarios (like Solie's
) we set the frame relay cir to 1544000. How can we have a port speed of 15440
00 when that is never an option on our routers as a clockspeed.

Could someone explain this.

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