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Chapter 14 Managing the LECS
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The lane lecs resilient show command displays the information described
in Table 14.1.
Creating a resilient LECS election candidate
You can create a communication connection to a remote resilient LECS by
specifying its election protocol end-point address. This is only necessary when
using a 3rd party switch.
Note: Remote resilient LECS candidates should only be created in third party
environments.
Table 14.1 Output from the lane lec resilient show command
Field Description
Index A unique number assigned for each resilient LECS known
to this switch. Index 0 is assigned to the local LECS.
Election Protocol
Endpoint
Address
The full 20-byte ATM address that the resilient LECS uses to
communicate with other resilient LECSes.
Note all resilient LECS are assigned with selector byte of 7F.
Type Type of resilient LECS. This can be either local, manually
configured, or PVC.
LECS address The full 20 byte ATM address of the LECS.
Status The state of the resilient LECS. One of these should be
active.
Link State The state of the link to the resilient LECS.
Priority The priority level assigned to the resilient LECS.
Uptime The time in days, hours, minutes and seconds that the
resilient LECS has been active.