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Chapter 3. Terminal Menu Operation and Structure
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Bridge Group 1/Priority
Write security: 2; Read security: 5
The priority adjusts the relative priority of the Bridge Group 1 among
the multiple bridge ports. The range is 0 to 255 with a default of 128.
Spanning Tree/Bridge Group 2
Bridge Group 2 is part of multiple DLCI destinations when running
Bridge (RFC 1490) over Frame Relay.
Bridge Group 2/Active
Write security: 2; Read security: 5
This setup is exactly like Bridge Group 1 above.
Bridge Group 2/Path Cost
Write security: 2; Read security: 5
This setup is exactly like Bridge Group 1 above.
Bridge Group 1/Priority
Write security: 2; Read security: 5
This setup is exactly like Bridge Group 1 above.
»» Bridge/Address Table
The Express L768 automatically maintains a table of MAC addresses
detected and associates those addresses with the LAN, WAN0, or
WAN1 port from which they were received. WAN 0 represents
Bridge Group 1, and WAN1 represents Bridge Group 2. This menu
permits the user to adjust the parameters or rules for the table as ad-
dresses are learned.
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- Table of Contents 10
- List of Figures 17
- List of Tables 19
- Quick Startup Guide 21
- Understanding SDSL and the 23
- Express L768 23
- Applications 24
- Front Panel 30
- Rear Panel 30
- Configuration 31
- Security 31
- Installation 33
- SDSL Overview 34
- Terminal Menu Operation 35
- UTILITIES 36
- NAVIGATING THE TERMINAL MENUS 38
- General Layout 38
- Menu Path 38
- Moving Around 38
- Security Levels 41
- CONFIGURATION MENU 42
- » Configuration/WAN 44
- Auto Detect 45
- » Configuration/IP 46
- RIP/Mode 48
- RIP/Protocol 48
- RIP/Method 49
- RIP/Direction 49
- RIP/V2 Secret 49
- UDP Relay List/Relay Address 52
- UDP Relay List/UDP Port Type 52
- » Configuration/IPX 53
- » Configuration/Bridge 55
- LAN Port/Active 60
- LAN Port/Path Cost 60
- LAN Port/Priority 60
- Bridge Group 1/Active 60
- Bridge Group 1/Path Cost 60
- Bridge Group 1/Priority 61
- Bridge Group 2/Active 61
- Bridge Group 2/Path Cost 61
- » Configuration/Security 62
- » Configuration/Frame Relay 70
- IP Map/Active 73
- IP Map/IARP 73
- IP Map/Far-End IP Address 73
- IP Map/IP Netmask 74
- IP Map/Link IP Address 74
- IP Map/RIP Protocol 74
- IP Map/RIP Method 74
- IP Map/RIP Direction 75
- IP Map/NAT 75
- IPX Map/Active 75
- IPX Map/IARP 76
- IPX Map/Link Network 76
- Bridge Map/Active 76
- Bridge Map/Bridge Group 77
- Filters/In from PVC 77
- Filters/In Exceptions 78
- Filters/Out to PVC 79
- Filters/Out Exceptions 79
- Maintenance DLCI 79
- BECN Timeout 79
- » Configuration/PPP Profile 80
- Route/IP/Net 82
- Route/Netmask 82
- Route/Force IP 82
- RIP/Triggered 84
- » Configuration/Management 90
- User List/Name 91
- User List/Authen Method 91
- User List/Password 91
- User List/Idle Time 91
- User List/Level 91
- Communities/Name 92
- Communities/Privilege 92
- Communities/Manager IP 93
- Traps/Manager Name 93
- Traps/Manager IP 93
- » Configuration/Terminal Mode 94
- STATUS MENU 95
- Inactive 97
- » Status/ARP Cache 98
- » Status/Bridge Table 99
- » Status/IP Routes 99
- » Status/IPX Routes 101
- » Status/IPX Servers 102
- » Status/WAN Stats 103
- » Status/LAN Stats 103
- » Status/IP Stats 104
- TEST MENU 106
- LOGS MENU 107
- » Logs/PPP Log 108
- » Logs/Connection Log 108
- » Logs/Network Log 109
- UTILITIES MENU 111
- » Utilities/Telnet Client 112
- » Utilities/Upgrade Menu 112
- » Utilities/Exit 113
- Specifications 115
- Chapter 4. Specifications 116
- Loop Status Messages 117
- Rate Status Messages 118
- Log Messages 119
- Appendix B. Log Messages 120
- CALL LOG MESSAGES 124
- NETWORK LOG MESSAGES 125
- UNDERSTANDING SNMP 131
- Appendix C. SNMP 132
- SNMP EMBEDDED AGENT 133
- Communities 133
- Connector Pinouts 135
- TO NIC TO HUB 136
- Terminal Mode Commands 137
- ADDITIONAL COMMANDS 139
- DOWNLOAD/UPLOADING 139
- CONFIGURATION 139
- Acronyms 141
- Glossary 145
- Product Support Information 165
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