CSX200 and CSX400 User’s Guide
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Chapter 3 CSX200 and CSX400 WAN Configuration
Contents
Chapter
Chapter
Chapter
Contents
Bridging
Contents
Changing Path Cost
Contents
Index
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Using the Interface ConÞguration Window
Introduction
Chapter
Introduction
Using the CSX 200 and CSX400 User’s Guide
HSIM-W6 and HSIM-W84
HSIM-W6 and HSIM-W84
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Device Name IP Address
Software Conventions
Common Window Fields
Location MAC Address
Location
Using the Mouse
IP Address
MAC Address
Software Conventions
Using Window Buttons
Introduction
Password
Using On-line Help
Login
Getting Help
Introduction
CSX200 and CSX400 Firmware
CSX200 and CSX400 Firmware
CSX200 and 400 Chassis View
Chapter
Bridging capabilities are discussed in Chapter 4 of this manual
Viewing Chassis Information
CSX200 and 400 Chassis View
Viewing Chassis Information
Connection Status
Boot Prom
Front Panel Information
UpTime
Date
Menu Structure
Time
Clicking the on the module index will bring up the Bridge
CSX200 and 400 Chassis View
The Device Menu
The Port Status Menu
Viewing Chassis Information
The Port Menus
The Utilities Menu
The Help Menu
CSX200 and 400 Chassis View
Status
The CSX200/400 Port Status Displays
Selecting a Port Status View
CSX200 and 400 Chassis View
Viewing Chassis Information
Load
CSX200 and 400 Chassis View
I/F Mapping
Errors
The Chassis Manager Window
I/F Speed
2-10
Viewing Hardware Types
Device Type
CSX200 and 400 Chassis View
Managing the Device
Managing the Device
Viewing the Port Description
2-11
2-12
Using the Find Source Address Feature
Viewing I/F Summary Information
CSX200 and 400 Chassis View
Description
Index
Type
2-13
Interface Performance Statistics/Bar Graphs
Physical Status
Logical Status
Raw Counts
CSX200 and 400 Chassis View
Rate
2-15
Load
2-16
Viewing Interface Detail
TIP individual port menus
CSX200 and 400 Chassis View
Unicast
Error
Address
Non-Unicast
Making Sense of Detail Statistics
Enabling and Disabling Ports
Packets Transmitted Transmit only
2-18
1. Click on the desired Port index. The Port menu will appear
2-19
CSX200 and 400 Chassis View
Managing the Device
Managing the Device
2-20
CSX200 and 400 Chassis View
Physical CSX device information CSX WPIMs the WAN Logical View window
CSX200 and CSX400 WAN Configuration
About the CSX200 Series
Chapter
CSX200 and CSX400 WAN Configuration
About the CSX400
WAN Redundancy
About the CSX400
CSX200 and CSX400 WAN Configuration
CSX WPIMs
CSX WPIMs
CSX WPIMs
CSX200 and CSX400 WAN Configuration
Multiplexing TDM allows for the channelization of up
CSX200 and CSX400 WAN Configuration
WAN Logical View
WAN Logical View
Protocol
Changing WAN Logical Settings
WAN Logical View Window Fields
Compression
WAN Logical View
Figure 3-2. WAN Logical Settings Window
CSX200 and CSX400 WAN Configuration
CSX200 and CSX400 WAN Configuration
WAN Logical View
Chapter
Bridging
Bridging Basics
Bridging
About Transparent Bridging
About Source Route Bridging
Bridging Basics
Bridging Basics
Bridging
If the sending station does not receive a response to the test packet, it will send explorer packets to the destination the explorer packets will be propagated by the networkÕs bridges as either All Paths Explorer APE packets or as Spanning Tree Explorer STE packets. The task of both packet types is to get the destination station to return speciÞc route information to the sending station by including an identiÞer for each ring the explorer packet traversed and for each bridge between any rings
Bridging
About Source Route-Transparent Bridges
About Source Route-Translational Bridges
Bridging Basics
Bridging Basics
For data that is restricted to the Token Ring networks available from the SR-TB bridgeÕs front panel, the bridging method used is user-conÞgurable via local management to be Source Route-only bridged packets must include RIF information and will be source routed no transparent bridging is enabled, Source Route-Transparent bridging method will be determined by whether the RII bit is set, or Transparent only no source routed packets will be bridged. Remote management of these interfaces is based upon their current mode as set through local management
Bridging
Bridging
Viewing and Managing Bridging Interfaces
Viewing and Managing Bridging Interfaces
Viewing and Managing Bridging Interfaces
¥ The SmartTrunk option invokes the SmartTrunk ConÞguration and Status window, which enables you to group interfaces logically to achieve greater bandwidth between devices, if both devices support the SmartTrunk feature. There is no limit to the number of ports that can be included in a single Òtrunk,Ó nor is there a limit to the number of trunked ÒinstancesÓ that can be supported see ConÞguring SmartTrunking, page
Bridging
The Bridge Status Window
The Bridge Status Window
Bridge Status Window Information Fields
Bridging
Bridging
Up Time
Bridge State on Interface
The Bridge Status Window
Bridge Address
Accessing Other Options from the Bridge Status Window
Interface Type
Speed
page
4-11
Bridging
The Bridge Status Window
The Bridge Status Window
4-12
Bridging
The Bridge Status Window
4-13
Bridging
from the Bridge Status window
Enabling and Disabling Bridging
Enabling and Disabling Individual Interfaces
4-14
Performance Graphs
Enabling and Disabling All Installed Interfaces
Bridge Statistics
from the Chassis View window
from the Bridge Status window
4-16
Bridging
from the Chassis View window
Filtered Magenta
Bridge Performance Graph Window Fields
Frames Forwarded Green
4-17
Configuring the Bridge Performance Graphs
Errors Red
Xmitted Blue
The Bridge Detail Breakdown Window
4-19
Frames Forwarded
Filtered
Errors
Forwarded to
Xmitted
The Bridge Port Detail Breakdown Window
Forwarded from
Bridging
The Interface Statistics Window
4-21
from the Bridge Status window
Error
Statistics Window Fields
4-22
Bridging
Packets Received
The CSMACD Statistics Window
Unknown Protocol
Transmit Queue Size
4-24
Receive Errors
Alignment
Bridging
Transmit Errors
Receive Errors
Transmission Errors
SQE Test
The PPP Link Statistics Window
Collision Errors
Collision Errors
Single
Bad Controls
Errors
Bad Addresses
Packets Too Long
Statistics
Total Errors
Bad FCSs
Local MRU
Remote to Local Protocol Compression
The Dot5 Errors Statistics Window
Local to Remote Protocol Compression
Local to Remote AC Compression
4-30
Line Errors
Burst Errors
Bridging
Congestion Errors
A. C. Errors
Internal Errors
F. C. Errors
Frequency Errors
Recoveries
Lobe Wires
Source Route Statistics
Specif. Routed
Bridge Source Routing Window Fields
Received Frames
All Paths Expl
Span Tree Expl
Span. Tree Expl
Transmitted Frames
Discards
Bridge Spanning Tree
Bridge Spanning Tree
Hop Cnt. Exceeded
4-35
Bridge Priority
Configuring the Bridge Spanning Tree Window
Bridge Level Fields
4-36
Root Port
Root Bridge
Root Cost
4-37
Hello Time
Forwarding Delay
Bridge Port Level Fields
Max Age
Designated Root
Path Cost
Designated Cost
Designated Bridge
Changing the Spanning Tree Algorithm Protocol Type
Changing Bridge Spanning Tree Parameters
Changing Bridge Priority
4-40
Changing Max Age Time
Changing Forwarding Delay Time
Changing Hello Time
4-41
Changing Path Cost
Filtering Database
Changing Port Priority
4-42
The Filtering Database consists of two separate databases the Static and the Learned Databases
4-43
Bridging
Filtering Database
from the Bridge Status window
4-44
Bridging
from the Chassis View window
Number
Filtering Database Window Fields
List
Capacity
Source Port
Configuring the Filtering Database
Aging Time
Receive Port
4-47
Altering the Aging Time
Changing the Type of Entry
Bridging
Adding or Deleting Individual Entries
Changing the Receive Port
Changing the Port Filtering Action
4-48
Ethernet and Token Ring Special Filter Databases
Ethernet and Token Ring Special Filter Databases
Clearing All Permanent, Static, or Dynamic Entries
4-49
Bridging
Ethernet Special Filter Database Window
4-50
from the Bridge Status window
Bridging
Token Ring Special Filter Database Window
4-51
from the Bridge Status window
File
Enable
Special Filter Database Window Fields
Destination Address
Data Offset
Defining and Editing Filters in the Special Database
Data Type
Data Mask
Figure 4-15. The Special Database Filter Window
4-54
Bridging
Ethernet and Token Ring Special Filter Databases
Changing the Port Filtering Action
Setting the Port Filtering Action
Changing the Receive Ports
4-55
Clearing the Port Filtering Action
Enabling and Disabling a Filter
Saving a Set of Filters to a File
4-56
4-57
Source Route Configuration
Source Route Configuration
Bridging
Bridging
Information on Source Routing
4-58
Source Route Configuration
4-59
The Source Route Configuration Window
Source Route Configuration Fields
Bridging
Target Segment
Subnet Mask
Local Segment
Hop Count Limit
4-61
Spanning Tree Expl
Bridge Number
Bridging
Bridging
Spanning Tree Mode
4-62
Source Route Configuration
Using the Find Source Address Feature
Using the Find Source Address Feature
Making and Setting Changes
4-63
The Port Source Addresses Window
The Port Source Addresses Window
4-64
Bridging
Bridging
Setting the Aging Time
4-65
The Port Source Addresses Window
Duplex Modes
Duplex Modes
4-66
Bridging
Interface
The Duplex Modes Window
Duplex Modes Window Fields
4-67
4-68
Setting the Duplex Mode
Full Duplex
Bridging
4-69
Standard Mode
Ethernet Port Configuration Window
Bridging
Fast Ethernet Port Configuration
Fast Ethernet Port Configuration
4-70
Bridging
Link State
Current Operational Mode
Port Type
4-71
Remote Capabilities
Desired Operational Mode
Advertised Abilities
4-72
4-73
Setting the Desired Operational Mode for the FE-100TX
Setting the Desired Operational Mode for the FE-100FX
Bridging
4-74
SONET Port Configuration
SONET/SDH Configuration
SONET Port Configuration
from the Bridge Status window
4-75
Bridging
from the Chassis View window
Bridging
SONET/SDH Statistics Window
4-76
SONET Port Configuration
link Telco/SP ADM Add/Drop Multiplexer
Path Terminating Equipment FE100-Sx or APIM-2x
Line Terminating OC-3c Equipment
Regenerators Section Line Path
Bridging
4-78
Errors
from the Bridge Status window
4-79
Loss of Signal
Loss of Pointer
Bridging
4-80
Errored Seconds
Loss of Frame
Bridging
Code Violations
Severely Errored Seconds
Severely Errored Framing Seconds
4-81
Configuring Broadcast Suppression
Configuring Broadcast Suppression
4-82
Bridging
4-83
Token Ring Bridge Mode
Token Ring Bridge Mode
Bridging
Transparent
Setting The Token Ring Bridge Mode
Defining the Bridge Modes
Source Routing
ETWMIM Ethernet Port Physical View
Using the Physical View Windows
Using the Physical View Windows
Ethernet Port Physical Status Fields
4-86
ETWMIM Token Ring Port Physical View
Epim Type
Using the Physical View Windows
Ring State
Token Ring Physical Status Fields
Ring Speed
4-87
4-88
FNB State
Active Monitor
Using the Physical View Windows
4-89
Using the Interface Configuration Window
Using the Interface Configuration Window
Bridging
Using the Interface Configuration Window
Defining the Bridge Method
4-90
Bridging
Defining the Protocol Transmission
Setting the Bridge Method
NetBIOS
TCP/IP
4-92
Using the Bridge and Port Configuration Windows
Using the Bridge and Port Configuration Windows
Bridging
Bridging
4-93
Using the Bridge and Port Configuration Windows
from the Bridge Status window
4-94
Virtual Ring Number
Ring Number
Using the Bridge and Port Configuration Windows
Bridge Mode/Explorer Type
Port Mode
Novell Translation
4-95
Configuring SmartTrunking
Configuring SmartTrunking
4-96
Bridging
4-97
Port
Name
Bridging
Instance
Mode
SmartTrunk State
# SmartTrunks
Bridging
4-99
To enable or disable Load Sharing on an individual bridge port
Configuring SmartTrunking
Configuring SmartTrunking
4-100
Bridging
Index
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Index-2
Index-3
Index
Index-4
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