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add appletalk
network <network name>
zone
Defines an AppleTalk network and the zone(s) that are part of that
network.
add bridge
access_ mac_address
<mac_address>
Adds to the list of devices which are allowed to access bridge network(s).
A bridge must have been previously defined, using
add bridge
network
, for this command to take effect. Using this list, you can limit
the access of a device to the bridge by not including the device MAC
address in this list. You must also
enable bridge
access_mac_address
for this bridge access limiting policy to take
effect. Check current access status by using
show bridge settings
.
add bridge network
enabled [no | yes]
interface <interface name>
user <username>
Defines a bridge network connection to allow your local area network
(LAN) users to bridge to LANs across the wide area network (WAN).
Bridging is supported over integrated services digital network (ISDN) and
Frame Relay. Note that routing takes precedence over bridging, so that
bridging does not occur unless you disable routing for the protocols you
wish to bridge. The protocols to bridge and other important parameters
are specified in the user you use to establish this connection. You must
use
add user
to create a network type user for this command and
set
network user
to specify the protocol and other parameters related to
bridging.
Parameter
Description
network <network
name>
Unique designation you assign for the AppleTalk network that
you want to configure. Limit: 32 ASCII characters. Maximum:
5 networks names.
zone <zone name>
Unique designation you assign for the AppleTalk zones that
you want to add. A zone name describes the logical network
segment on a physical network. The first zone on the list is the
“default zone.” Limit: 32 ASCII characters. Maximum: 5 zone
names.
Parameter
Description
<mac_address>
MAC (Ethernet) address of workstation/host requiring bridge
access. Use
arp
command to verify the MAC address for IP,
list ipx routes
for Internet Packet Exchange (IPX), or
list aarp
for AppleTalk.
