3Com 10002211 manual Enter the number of the Vlan whose interface you are defining

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7Enter the advertisement address to be used on the interface.

8Enter the number of the VLAN whose interface you are defining.

Example:

Select IP stack by slot {1-3,5,7,9-12} [1]: 5

Enter IP address: 158.101.1.1

Enter subnet mask [255.255.0.0]: 255.255.255.0

Enter cost [1]:

Enter advertisement address(es) [158.101.1.255]:

IP VLANs:

Index Ports

31-8

4 9-12

Select VLAN index: 3

Routing on FESM Modules

This release supports IP routing and IP multicast routing on FESM modules. For more information on IP multicast routing, see Appendix A, “IP Multicast Routing.”

Each switching module or HSI switch engine operates as a separate IP router. This strategy means that each non-HSI module (such as the ESM, EFSM, or TMM-FE module) has its own interfaces, routing table, ARP cache, and statistics, and each HSI switch engine has its own interfaces, routing table, ARP cache, and statistics.

Additional RMON MIB Support

The FESM RMON Management Information Base (MIB) contains standard MIB variables that are defined to collect comprehensive network statistics and proactively alert a network administrator to significant network events. If the embedded RMON agent operates full time, it collects data on the correct port when an event occurs.

RMON Support for FDDI Switched Ports

Revision 8.2.3 Extended Switching software supports the following RMON/FDDI extensions as specified in the AXON Enterprise-specific MIB:

■axFDDI — axFDDI group 1

■axFDDIHistory — axFDDI group 2