Cabletron Systems BRIM-A6DP, User Manual

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Chapter 3: Local Management
3-4 BRIM-A6DP User’s Guide
3.3 THE ATM SETUP SCREEN
The ATM Setup screen displays five options for configuration and
monitoring of the BRIM-A6DP. The following list explains each of the
ATM Setup screen fields and commands:
Connection Table
This option allows the user to view the current configured virtual
connections (PVCs and SVCs) of the BRIM-A6DP. The Connection
Table screen also provides access to the Add/Delete Entry screen, which
is used to add, modify, or delete PVCs and SVCs.
LEC Administration
This option displays the LEC Administration screen. This screen is used
to delete or modify existing LAN Emulation Clients (LECs), and to create
new LECs. New LECs can be autoconfigured, or created manually.
ELAN Properties
This option displays the ELAN Properties screen. This is a read-only
screen that allows the user to view information on multiple LAN
Emulation components.
Signalling
This option opens the Signalling screen. This screen allows the user to
view the current version of User-Network Interface (UNI) being used by
the BRIM-A6DP, and to view the current state of the Interim Local
Management Interface (ILMI).
VLAN Assignment
This option displays the VLAN Assignment screen. This screen allows
the user to create Virtual LANs (VLANs) and then assign front panel
Ethernet ports and/or ELANs to the created VLANs. This allows for the
creation of multiple separate workgroups on a single device. The VLAN
Assignment screen also provides access to the Add Router MAC screen
which is used to statically program the MAC address of a Layer 3 router
which is used to provide inter-ELAN communication. The Add Router
MAC screen is also used to enter the MAC addresses of end devices that
belong to more than one VLAN/ELAN pair.
RETURN
This command opens the previous Local Management screen.