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  | Administering the Definity Switch  | 
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Adding an Ethernet Data Module
Use the Data Module form to assign an ethernet data module (this is a different version of the form than that used for DEFINITY R7). With the High Availability option, you assign two ethernet data modules.
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Data Extension: 2000  | Name: ethernet data module  | BCC: 2  | 
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Type: ethernet  | 
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Port: 01A0317  | 
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Link: 8  | 
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Network uses 1’s for Broadcast Address? y
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Data Extension  | Enter an unassigned extension number.  | 
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Type  | Enter ethernet.  | 
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Port  | Enter the equipment location of the   | 
  | circuit pack (TN799). For the ethernet link,  | 
  | always use circuit 17 (for example,  | 
  | 01A0317).  | 
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Link  | Enter a TCP/IP link number   | 
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  | Processor Channel form.  | 
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Name  | Enter a name for the data module. This name  | 
  | will display when you list the assigned data  | 
  | modules.  | 
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BCC | A   | 
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Network uses 1’s for  | This sets the host portion of the IP address to  | 
Broadcast Address  | 0’s or 1’s. The default is yes (all 1’s). Use the  | 
  | default if the private network contains only  | 
  | DEFINITY switches and adjuncts. Enter n  | 
  | only if the network includes   | 
  | switches that use the 0’s method of forming  | 
  | broadcast addresses.  | 
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