Using the TSX-1620 Hub View

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The Interface List window can display about a dozen interfaces at once; use the
scroll bar to the right of the list to view additional interfaces, if necessary.
Accessing the MIB I, II Tool
You can access the MIB I, II Tool directly from the Hub View. You can view MIB II
statistics for your TSX-1620 via this window.
1. Click in the appropriate area to display the Interface menu (refer to Figure 2-3,
on page page 2-5).
2. Drag down to MIB II and release. The SNMP MIB2 System Group window will
appear. For more information on the MIB I, II tool, see Chapter 2, Using the
MIB I, MIB II Tool in the

SPMA Tools Guide

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Accessing Bridge Management
You can access the Bridge View and associated bridge applications from the
Bridge menu in the Hub View.
1. Click in the appropriate area to display the Bridge menu (refer to Figure 2-3,
on page page 2-5).
2. Drag down to Bridge Mgmt and release. The Bridge View will be displayed.
For more information on the Bridge View and the bridge applications, see
Chapter 3, Using the TSX-1620 Bridge View.
Performing Source Routing Configuration for a Port
The TSX-1620 also provides virtual networking capability, allowing you to
configure logical rings that include multiple physical rings attached to the front
panel ports (e.g., physical rings inserted in ports 1, 2, 5, and 8 could all be
assigned to a single virtual ring network, and would communicate as if they
actually were on the same physical ring). These logical rings are achieved by
assigning the same local segment value to each port that you wish to include in
NOTE
You must be viewing the Interface application display mode in order to have access to the
Interface menu and this option.
NOTE
You must be viewing the Bridge application display mode in order to have access to the
Bridge menu and this option.