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LEC Administration Screen

•Join - During the Join phase, the LEC establishes a Control Direct VCC with the LES. After this connection is made, the LEC is assigned a LEC ID, the name of the ELAN it will join, and is notified of the maximum frame size allowed on the ELAN and the LAN type that is being emulated (IEEE 802.3). The initialization process then proceeds to the Initial Registration phase.

•Initial Reg. - The Initial Registration phase is used by the LEC to confirm that its MAC Address(es) is unique before becoming fully operational on the network. During this phase, the LEC may also register any additional unicast LAN destinations and Route Descriptors.

•BUS Connect - While in the BUS Connect phase, the LEC connects to the Broadcast and Unknown server (BUS). At the end of this phase, the LEC has a BUS Multicast Send VCC and a BUS Multicast Forward VCC with the BUS. Once these VCCs have been created, the LEC becomes operational on the network.

•Operational - The LEC is now fully configured, and is switching traffic.

3.13 LEC ADMINISTRATION SCREEN

The LEC Administration screen is used to add, modify and delete LAN Emulation Clients (LECs).

To access the LEC Administration screen from the ATM screen, perform the following steps:

1.Use the arrow keys to highlight the LEC ADMINISTRATION menu item from the LAN Emulation Clients screen.

2.Press ENTER; the LEC Administration screen, Figure 3-15, displays.

Figure 3-15 LEC Administration Screen

LEC Index:

2

LEC Status:

[Active]

LANE Version

[2.0]

Configure LEC:

[Automatic]

ELAN Name:

_________

MTU Size:

[1516]

Selective Multicast:

[Disable]

LLC Multiplex Capable

[Disable]

Topology Change Frames:

[Disable]

SCREEN IS IN CREATE MODE This LEC does not exist yet. Select ADD to create it.

All values correspond with the lecConfigTable of the ATM Forum LEC MIB

LES/LECS Address: 0x00.0000.00.000000.0000.0000.0000.000000000000.00

ADD LEC

MODIFY MODE

EXIT

RETURN

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Contents VHSIM2-A6DP User’s Guide Page Page FCC Notice Enterasys NETWORKS, INC Program License Agreement Page Page Declaration of Conformity Contents Viii Contents Lanview Leds Figures VAPIM-31 VAPIM-39 VAPIM-39LR Tables WHO should USE this Guide Structure of this GuideRelated Manuals ATM Technology Guide Cabling GuideDocument Conventions Xvi Introduction OverviewMIB Support Lanview Diagnostic LEDsATM Port Interface Modules APIMs and VAPIMs Getting Help Your email addressPage Installation Unpacking the VHSIM2-A6DPInstalling APIMs Removing the Apim Coverplate Installing an Apim Apim Screws Optional Third Installing VAPIMs 6Installation Installing a Vapim Vapim Screws Optional Third Installing a Vhsim Installing a VHSIM2-A6DP in an Interface ModuleRemoving the Vhsim Coverplate Place the Vhsim behind the module faceplate. See Figure Installing a VHSIM2-A6DP in a Standalone Device 12Installation Local Management Using Local Management Screens Local Management Screen ElementsEvent Message Field Display FieldInput Fields Command FieldsDisplay Fields Selection/Toggle FieldsLocal Management Keyboard Conventions Navigating Local Management Screens Selecting Local Management Menu Screen ItemsExiting Local Management Screens Using the Exit CommandUsing the Return Command Accessing the VHSIM2-A6DP ATM Screen ConnectionsPhysical Port Configuration ATM Connections Screen Connection TableATM Connection Setup Screen Connections by Virtual InterfaceEncapsulation Type Read-Only Total Bandwidth Available Read-OnlyATM Port Current Connections Read-Only ATM Address ESI Read-Only ADD/DELETE CommandPrevious Command Traffic Category Read-OnlyTraffic Management PVC Priority Assignments Traffic Management PVC Priority Assignments ScreenAAL Type Read-Only PVC Vport ModifiableNumber of Virtual Queues Modifiable Encapsulation Type ToggleProfile Index Modifiable Profile Name Read-OnlyAdding Traffic Management PVC Priority Assignments 18Local Management Modifying an Entry Vport Deleting an Entry VportTraffic Management PVC Priority Assignments Screen Example Example Traffic Management PVC Priority Assignments ScreenADD/DELETE Entry Screen Add/Delete Entry ScreenTraffic Profile Index Selectable ADD/MODIFY CommandAdding an Entry PVC Modifying an Entry PVC Deleting an Entry PVCATM Connection Setup by Virtual Interface Screen Total Bandwidth Allocated Read-OnlyVirtual Interface # Selectable Application Port # Read-onlyPrev Command Selecting a Virtual InterfacePhysical Port Configuration Menu Screen Port Framer ConfigurationPort Framer Configuration Screen Physical Port ToggleIdle Cells Toggle ATM Port Type Read-OnlyStatistics Toggle Cell Payload Scrambling ToggleConfiguring an Apim ATM Port Redundancy Configuration Screen12 ATM Port Redundancy Configuration Screen Redundancy Status ToggleActivation of redundant port Toggle Primary Port ModifiableActive Port Modifiable Revert to Primary port ToggleTest Ports NOW Command Setting the Redundancy StatusSetting the Primary Port Reset to Factory Defaults CommandSetting the Revert to Primary Port Field Setting the Active PortSetting the Activation of Redundant Port Field Setting the Periodic Test Status Field Setting the Periodic Test TimeLAN Emulation Clients Screen Using the Test Ports NOW CommandUsing the Reset to Factory Defaults Command LEC Table LEC Table Screen LEC Transmit QueuesElan ID Read-Only LEC ID Read-OnlyVer Read-Only Elan Name Read-OnlyLEC Administration Screen 15 LEC Administration ScreenSelective Multicast Toggle Configure LEC ToggleMTU Size Toggle LLC Multiplex Capable ToggleLEC Status Toggle LES ATM Address ModifiableLEC Index Read-Only/Modifiable Lane Version ToggleCreate Mode Command ADD LEC CommandModify Mode Command Lecs ATM Address ModifiableConfiguring a New LEC Automatically Changing the LEC Status of an Existing LECConfiguring a New LEC Manually 46Local Management Modifying an Existing LEC Deleting an Existing LEC LEC Properties ScreenLEC Index Selectable Actual Elan Name Read-OnlyLecs ATM Addr Read-Only Lane Version Read-OnlyLEC ATM Addr Read-Only LES ATM Addr Read-OnlyViewing Multiple ELANs LEC ARP Cache Screen 17 LEC ARP Cache Screen# Selectable Search By SelectableMAC Address Read-Only ATM Address Read-OnlyLEC Priority Queues Screen Search CommandPerforming a Search Number of Virtual Queues Selectable 18 Traffic Managment LEC Priority Queues ScreenAssigning Priorities to a LEC Profile Index SelectableIlmi State Read-Only Signalling ScreenIlmi Status Selectable Ilmi Physical ATM Address Read-Only Restart UNI CommandRestart Ilmi Command UNI Status ToggleChanging the Ilmi Status to Disabled Changing the UNI VersionRestarting the Ilmi Changing the UNI StatusRestarting UNI Traffic Management Screen Profile Name SelectableTraffic Parameters Peak Cell Rate PCR Selectable Traffic Category SelectableTraffic Parameters Transmit Units Selectable Sustained Cell Rate SCR SelectableDeleting a Descriptor Profile Setting up a Descriptor ProfileModifying a Descriptor Profile Discovery Elan Setup Screen Mode Toggle Status ToggleAssigning the VHSIM2-A6DP to a Discovery Elan Lanview LEDs VHSIM2-A6DP LEDsFlashing Regulatory Compliance SpecificationsEnvironment Page Apim and Vapim Specifications APIM-21 SpecificationsAPIM-29 Specifications Figure B-2 APIM-29APIM-29LR Specifications Figure B-3 APIM-29LRAPIM-22 Specifications STS3APIM-67 Specifications BNC6APIM and Vapim Specifications VAPIM-31 Specifications Figure B-7 VAPIM-31VAPIM-39 Specifications Figure B-8 VAPIM-39VAPIM-39LR Specifications Figure B-9 VAPIM-39LRPage Index Index-2 Index-3

VHSIM2-A6DP specifications

Enterasys Networks VHSIM2-A6DP is a versatile component designed to enhance the efficiency and functionality of network infrastructure. This module is part of the Enterasys family of products, known for their reliability and advanced networking capabilities. The VHSIM2-A6DP is specifically engineered to support a range of applications, particularly in enterprise environments.

One of the most notable features of the VHSIM2-A6DP is its ability to provide high-density connectivity. This module supports multiple ports, allowing businesses to connect numerous devices seamlessly. This high-capacity connectivity is crucial for organizations looking to expand their network without significant overhauls, thus reducing operational costs.

In terms of technologies, the VHSIM2-A6DP is built on the foundation of robust Ethernet standards, which ensures compatibility with a wide variety of devices and systems. It supports both Power over Ethernet (PoE) capabilities and standard Ethernet connections, which enables the simultaneous delivery of power and data to connected devices. This is particularly useful for powering devices like IP cameras, VoIP phones, and wireless access points without needing separate power sources.

The VHSIM2-A6DP also incorporates support for advanced security features. With the growing importance of cybersecurity, this module includes capabilities to enhance network protection, safeguarding sensitive data and maintaining compliance with industry standards. This includes features like secure authentication, encryption protocols, and traffic segmentation, which together contribute to a more secure network environment.

Additionally, the module is designed with ease of management in mind. It comes equipped with user-friendly interfaces and is compatible with Enterasys' management software tools, allowing for streamlined network administration. Administrators can easily monitor performance metrics, configure settings, and deploy firmware updates, all contributing to reduced downtime and improved network performance.

Scalability is another key characteristic of the VHSIM2-A6DP. Organizations can start with a basic configuration and expand as needed without significant changes to the existing infrastructure. This adaptability makes it an ideal choice for companies looking to grow while maintaining cost efficiency.

Overall, the Enterasys Networks VHSIM2-A6DP stands out in its category thanks to its high-density connectivity, support for advanced technologies, robust security features, ease of management, and scalability. These characteristics make it a valuable asset in the toolkit of any IT department aiming to build a flexible and secure networking environment.
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