3Com 6416SW manual Example Configuring a Connection Between User Devices, SET Logicallink

Example: Configuring a Connection Between User Devices

When configuring a connection between two ATM user devices attached to different subnetworks (for example, between Workstation D and Workstation E in Figure 3-4 on page 3-12), you must:

Configure

the

route

between the clusters in the first subnetwork; for example,

between Clusters A and B in subnetwork Y.

Configure

the

route

between the clusters in both subnetworks; for example, from

Cluster

B

in

subnetwork

Y

to

Cluster

C in subnetwork

X.

To

configure

the

route

from

Workstation

D

to

Workstation

E,

you

would

start

from

hub

F, the

entry

point

to

Cluster A in subnetwork Y:

1. From

hub

F,

enter the SET STATIC_ROUTE command with the ACN for Cluster C.

2.

From

hub

G

(boundary

hub),

enter

the

SET

LOGICAL_LINK

command

with

the

ACN for

Cluster

C.

3.

From

hub

H

(the

entry

point

in

Cluster

B),

enter

the

SET

STATIC_ROUTE

command

with

the ACN for Cluster C.

4.

From

hub

H

(which

is

also

a

boundary

hub),

enter

the

SET

LOGICAL_LINK

command

with

the

ACN

for

Cluster

C.

The

ATM

address of

Workstation

E

is

known

in

Cluster

C by the updates received

at

each

ATM

switch

by

the

Topology

Routing

Service

(TRS).

To

configure

the

route

for

communication

in

the

opposite

direction,

from

Workstation E

to

Workstation

D,

you would

start

from

Hub

J,

the entry

point

to

Cluster

C

in

subnetwo

X:

1. From

hub

J,

enter

the SET STATIC_ROUTE command with the ACN for Cluster A.

2.

From

hub

I

(boundary

hub),

enter

the

SET

LOGICAL_LINK

command

with

the

ACN

for

Cluster

A.

3.

From

hub

H

(entry

point),

enter

the

SET

STATIC_ROUTE

command

with

the

ACN

for

Cluster

A.

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