3Com DUA3700-0BAA04 LANE Redundancy Setup, The LECS ELAN database does not transfer automatically

Switch Module 4-11

7Verify that the ELAN names in the LECS database are identical in both switch modules. Use menu item (2) LEM/(1) LCS/(5) LNT to check that the LECS database of the second switch includes the ELAN name of the first switch. For example, Elan6666_0 - Elan6666_15

LANE Redundancy Setup

8Verify connectivity between the switch module and the NMS station by pinging the switch module from the NMS station.

9Load the Transcend application and open the Wizard Tool from the ATMvLAN tool bar

10Open the Backbone and Services Window.

11Configure the LECS order as desired and press the Apply button.

12Configure the LECS database. Add all the primary and redundant ELAN names desired to the LECS database and press Apply. Make a list of the ELAN names you have selected. You will need them for setting up the other switch module.

13When finished, close the Backbone and Services window.

14Wait one minute to allow the LECS order database to transfer to the other switch module.

The LECS ELAN database does not transfer automatically.

15Reboot the switch using the LMA menu sequence: (1) SYS / (7) RBO. The purpose of this step is to make the first switch module active in order to set up the LANE services there.

16After the first switch boots, check its connectivity with the NMS station as in step 8).

17Perform steps 10) and 12) using the same list of ELANs.

18Wait one minute.

Verifying LANE Redundancy Setup

19Use the MIB browser under the Transcend tools menu and browse through the MIB to verify that all the information regarding the LECS order list has been transferred correctly.

Look in the following MIB location:

private.

￿enterprises.

atmForum.