Cabletron Systems 9A426-01 appendix LEC Administration Screen Fields

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9A426-01/9A426-02 Module Specific Information

LEC Administration Screen Fields

NOTE

The following information briefly explains each LEC Administration Screen field.

Configure LEC (Toggle)

Specifies whether the LAN Emulation Client should auto-configure the next time it is started. Use the Space Bar to select one of the following choices:

•Automatic (default) - A client uses a LAN Emulation Configuration Server (LECS) to learn the ATM address of its LAN Emulation Server and to obtain other parameters.

•Manually - Management tells the client the ATM address of its LAN Emulation Server (LES) and the values of other parameters.

If you set Configure LEC to Automatic, do not write to any other attribute on the LEC Administration screen.

ELAN Name

The name of the ELAN to which this client is joined.

By default, the unit makes a LANE join request to the ATM network with the ELAN name blank (no entry). By popular LANE convention, Join Requests of this type will put that client into the first configured ELAN on the LECS (also known as the “default ELAN”). Assume this ELAN is named “ELAN1”. Once the device has successfully completed the Join process, all ATM-specific Local Management screens will then reflect “ELAN: ELAN1”. This means that all Local Management screen information pertains to the “ELAN1” ELAN.

To set the device back to join the “default” ELAN, you must delete the current ELAN (ELAN1). After the current ELAN is deleted, a message is displayed that states that there are no longer any active ELANs. Now, you can move to the ELAN Name: field. Press the Space Bar, then the Return key. Highlight SAVE and press the Return key. This will cause the device to join the “default ELAN” again.

Since we support just a single ELAN, you cannot create a new ELAN unless all current ELANs have been deleted.

NOTE

Future releases will support multiple ELANs. Check your release notes to determine whether your release supports multiple ELANs.

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Contents SmartSwitch 9000 9A426-01/9A426-02 Local Management Appendix Page Local Management Screens IntroductionInterface Number Name Description Module InterfacesPermanent and Switched Virtual Channels Modifying Fields and User PrivilegesVirtual Channels and Virtual Paths A426-01/9A426-02 FNB Resource Configuration Screen FNB Resource Configuration ScreenChanging the Current FNB Connection FNB Resource Configuration Screen FieldsA426-01/9A426-02 Connection Table Screen Connection Table ScreenConnection Table Screen Fields Displaying the Add/Delete Entry Screen 9A426-02 ADD/DELETE Entry Add/Delete Entry ScreenAdd/Delete Entry Screen Fields Deleting PVCs From the Connection Table Adding PVCs to the Connection TableA426-01/9A426-02 LEC Administration Screen LEC Administration ScreenLEC Administration Screen Fields Adding an Elan Modifying an Elan Deleting an Elan9A426-02 LEC Properties LEC Properties ScreenLEC Properties Screen Fields A426-01/9A426-02 SVC Signalling Screen SVC Signalling ScreenSVC Signalling Screen Fields A426-01/9A426-02 Diagnostics Screen Diagnostics ScreenEnabling and Disabling Extended Diagnostics Diagnostics Screen Field9A426-01/9A426-02 Module Specific Information

9A426-01 specifications

Cabletron Systems 9A426-01 is a robust networking component known for its reliability and performance in data transfer and communication systems. This multi-port Ethernet hub is part of Cabletron’s extensive range of networking solutions, which have been trusted across various industries since the company's inception in the 1980s.

One of the main features of the 9A426-01 is its capability to support multiple Ethernet connections. It typically comes equipped with 24 ports, allowing for extensive connectivity options which are critical for network expansion. The 10Base-T technology utilized in this device ensures that users can connect multiple Ethernet-compatible devices, maintaining a smooth data flow across the network.

Incorporating advanced switching technology, the Cabletron Systems 9A426-01 can significantly reduce network collisions. This is achieved through intelligent packet forwarding, which allows data to be sent only to the intended destination, thereby optimizing the overall network performance. The hub operates at the OSI Layer 2, enabling efficient data link layer access for all connected devices.

The design of the 9A426-01 prioritizes ease of management and maintenance. It often includes features like LED indicators for port status, facilitating quick troubleshooting. Moreover, the device is designed for rack mounting, saving valuable space in networking closets or server rooms.

Another notable characteristic of the Cabletron 9A426-01 is its compliance with industry standards, ensuring compatibility with other devices and systems. This adaptability makes it a versatile choice for organizations with diverse networking needs.

Furthermore, the Cabletron Systems 9A426-01 is built to withstand heavy-duty use, making it suitable for environments requiring high availability and resilience. It is engineered with durability in mind, often built from materials that can endure the rigors of constant operation.

In essence, the Cabletron Systems 9A426-01 represents a key component in the networking infrastructure. Its multi-port functionality, advanced switching capabilities, user-friendly design, and adherence to industry standards make it a formidable choice for businesses looking to enhance their network efficiency and reliability.
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