Avaya M-ACCF/SF manual List of Figures, Port Submenu Display Results, Management Submenu

List of Figures
Figure 1.1	Basic LAN Emulation Client Connections	5
Figure 1.2	VCCs in LAN Emulation Components	7
Figure 1.3	The Flush Protocol	8
Figure 1.4	Connection Processes of the LEC to LANE Server	9
Figure 1.5	Address Resolution	10
Figure 1.6	LAN Emulation Components	11
Figure 1.7	LAN Emulation Clients and Ethernet Hosts	13
Figure 1.8	Network Layer Architecture	15
Figure 1.9	Service Processing	17
Figure 1.10	Communication Channels	18
Figure 1.11	Connection Terminology	19
Figure 1.12	Switching Cells Using VPI and VCI Values	20
Figure 1.13	ATM Interfaces	21
Figure 1.14	UNI Management Entities	22
Figure 1.15	ATM Cell Structure	23
Figure 1.16	VLAN to ELAN Mapping	25
Figure 1.17	Extending VLANs into the ATM Network	26
Figure 2.1	ATM Backbone in the Building	32
Figure 2.2	Avaya M770 Multitechnology Functionality	33
Figure 2.3	Routing in the X-Switch Domain	34
Figure 3.1	Inserting the Module into the Hub	40
Figure 3.2	LED Indications for the M-ACC ATM Access Module	42
Figure 4.1	Management Submenu Map	60
Figure 4.2	Main Menu	61
Figure 4.3	System Menu	61
Figure 4.4	Display Submenu	62
Figure 4.5	Passwords Submenu	62
Figure 4.6	Logger Submenu	63
Figure 4.7	Display FLASH Log Messages Submenu	63
Figure 4.8	Display Memory Log Messages Submenu	64
Figure 4.9	System Software Download Submenu	65
Figure 4.10	ATM Access Module Configuration Submenu	65
Figure 4.11	Port Submenu	66
Figure 4.12	Display Results	67
Figure 4.13	ATM Port Physical Submenu	67
Figure 4.14	VCC Submenu	68
Figure 4.15	Aging Submenu	68
Figure 4.16	Management Submenu	69

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