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HiSpeed Switch Troubleshooting Guide

Hitachi HiSpeed ATM Specifications

UNI 3.0 & 3.1 signaling is supported.

Conforms to ILMI Registration 3.1 and ILMI MIB 4.0 specifications.

Due to memory constraints over the ATM uplink, 16 is the recommended number of PTOP, Trunk, CIP, and LEC instances allowed under heavy traffic load.

One LEC per ELAN is recommended.

The HiSpeed switch does not support QOS (Quality of Service) parameters. Traffic management on the switch is UBR only.

The maximum number of VCCs supported is 1024

ATM Troubleshooting Tips

The ATM uplink module must be inserted into the lower PCI slot only.

A multimode fiber (MMF) cable is required for use with the 155 Mbps ATM uplink OC-3 module.

Bind LANE, PTOP, and Trunking services via the port service command. /portserv/config/create 34

Enable ILMI for LANE and signaling.

Employ an external router for communication between logically separate ELANs for CIP.

Every ELAN must have one unique LES/BUS pair for LANE.

To join a specific ELAN, an ELAN name must be defined.

Ensure the same UNI signaling version is used between the ATM edge devices and the ATM switch.

When manually entering the ATM address of the switch, omit the AFI prefix (Ox).

Valid Trunk Indexes range from 0 through 15.

A VCI value is required when configuring PVC connections. Valid VCI values range from 32 to 1023 (0-31 are reserved by the ATM Forum).

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