Index

L2HOpStatus

2-178

LAN Name

2-24,2-66

LAN Type

2-25,2-42,2-95

LEC Configs

2-79

LECAddress

2-75

LECId

2-10,2-16,2-92,2-98

LECSAddress

2-70

Len Err

2-164

Length

2-49

LES Address

2-25,2-42,2-72

LocalPortNum

2-111

LocalSegId

2-84

LogBufferSize

2-106,2-108,2-111

LogLevel

2-2

Logprint

2-109

Low EPD Watermark/Threshold

.......... 2-189

Low to High Last Change

2-150

Low to High Operational Status

2-150

low-level commands

3-1

LowPort

2-148,2-149,2-178

LowVCI

2-148,2-149,2-178

LowVPI

2-148,2-149,2-178

M

MAC Address

2-28,2-35,2-185

MAC address

3-5

MACAddress/ RouteDesc

2-75

MaskIndex

2-204

Max Len

2-164

MaxCC

2-175

MaxPD

2-175

MaxRetryCount

2-83

MaxUnknownFrameCount

2-83

MaxUnknownFrameTime

2-83

MaxVCIBits

2-132

MaxVPIBits

2-132

MBSCLP0

2-192

MBSCLP01

2-192

Media Type

2-133

Message

2-2

Metric

2-49

MF Int

2-165

MM Int

2-165

Mod

2-106

Mode

2-9

modify alarmverbose

2-9

modify cacparams

2-21

Module

 

2-1

Msg

 

2-106

MTU

2-25,2-41,2-58,2-66,2-72,2-94

MTU - client

2-13

Multicast Packets

2-30

MulticastSendVCCAvgRate

..................

2-84

MulticastSendVCCPeakRate

2-84

MulticastSendVCCType

2-84

Multipoint

2-13,2-41,2-94

N

Name

2-37,2-197

NetMask

2-58,2-66

NetPrefix

2-126

New Password

2-128

NLS mode

2-112

NoRespTm

2-175

Notice

2-104

Num

2-106

Num of alarm files

2-2,2-7

Num of logs per file

2-3,2-7

Num of used files

2-2,2-7

NumAlarmsPerFile

2-6

Number of Cells dropped in the Bkw

Direction

2-151

Number of Cells dropped in the Fwd

Direction

2-150,2-179

Number of Cells Received in the Bkwd

Direction

2-151,2-180

Number of Cells received in the Fwd

Direction

2-150,2-179

Number of EPD Packets dropped in

the Bkw Direction

2-151,2-180

Number of EPD Packets dropped in

the Fwd Direction

2-151,2-179

Number of Ports

2-185

Number of Quad Boards

2-185

Number of Switch Boards

2-185

NumFilesUsed

2-6

NumParameters

2-2

O

Old Password

2-128

operator defined

1-1

Out Call Establishments

2-173

Out Multicast

2-18

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6A000/ZX-250 specifications

Cabletron Systems, a notable player in networking hardware, introduced the 6A000/ZX-250 as a part of its commitment to providing efficient and robust local area network (LAN) solutions. This versatile device was designed to meet the demands of both small and medium-sized enterprises, showcasing Cabletron’s strength in modularity and scalability within networking technologies.

The 6A000/ZX-250 is fundamentally a network switch, engineered to facilitate high-speed data transfer while maintaining network reliability. One of its standout features is its ability to support advanced networking protocols, which ensures compatibility with a wide range of devices. This adaptability allows organizations to integrate various hardware seamlessly, thus providing a flexible networking infrastructure that can grow alongside business needs.

Performance-wise, the 6A000/ZX-250 boasts a switching capacity that can handle a significant amount of data traffic efficiently. This capability is crucial for companies that require consistent data flow to support their operations. In addition to its high throughput, the device incorporates intelligent features such as traffic prioritization, which is particularly beneficial in environments where certain applications, like VoIP or video conferencing, demand real-time data processing.

Moreover, the device supports a series of management features that enhance network performance monitoring and control. Cabletron Systems equipped the 6A000/ZX-250 with a user-friendly interface, enabling administrators to manage their networks effortlessly. This feature reduces operational downtime and empowers IT teams to respond quickly to possible issues, ensuring that network performance remains uncompromised.

Technologically, the 6A000/ZX-250 is compatible with both Ethernet and Token Ring networks, giving it an edge in environments where legacy systems still operate alongside modern technologies. The dual capability allows for a smoother transition when upgrading network infrastructure, easing the migration process for organizations looking to modernize their systems without disrupting existing operations.

In terms of scalability, the 6A000/ZX-250 can be expanded with additional modules as organizational needs grow. This feature makes it a sustainable option for businesses anticipating future network demands, as it helps lower long-term operational costs while maintaining flexibility in network design.

In conclusion, Cabletron Systems’ 6A000/ZX-250 is a comprehensive solution for networking requirements, blending performance and flexibility with advanced technological features. Its ability to adapt to various network types and protocols, coupled with robust management tools, positions it as a valuable asset for any organization looking to streamline its operations and enhance connectivity.