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Where to Find Database Records
The following shows where to find the various configuration files among the menus.
(The first item,
A–Configuration , is an entry on the Main Menu.) Following some items
are the chapters/appendices in this manual where the items below those entries are
described. Following most items in the lower tiers are descriptions of the associated
database records.
A Configuration
A
Configure Node
A
Configure Password
– (Chapter 3) allows changing the default login
password.
B Configure Time and Date
– (Chapter 3) allows setting a correct time/
date that will be displayed on some screens and reports, and will allow
all FRX nodes on a network to be in sync, regarding reports and alarm
messages that include the date and time.
C Configure Node Defaults
– (Chapter 3) specifies IDs and passwords
used for remote control, file transfer, and alarm routing and reporting
operations.
D Configure SNMP Parameters
– (Chapter 14) identifies the SNMP
manager; defines communities; SNMP trap routing, and hardware
platforms (for identification by Netlink OmniView element manager).
A Configure System Defaults
B Configure Community Table
C Configure Trap Routing
D Configure Model Number
E Configure LAN Default Parameters
A
Configure IP Node Defaults
– (Chapter 11) specifies whether the
FRX/FRM will act as an IP gateway and which version of RIP will
be used.
B Configure Bridge/LLC-2 Node Defaults
– (Chapter 8) specifies
parameters that will be used internally by the node to identify a
virtual bridge that will connect the LLC2 function to LAN
interfaces and frame relay PVCs.
C Review SNA LLC2 Hosts
– (Chapter 8) displays any LLC2 hosts
(see below) that have been configured on the FRX/FRM.
D Configure SNA LLC2 Hosts
– (Chapter 8) defines LLC2 hosts on
the FRX/FRM; includes session type (originated or terminated),
necessary addresses, timers.
E Configure IPX Node Defaults
– (Chapter 12) defines operation of
the FRX/FRM when used as an interface to a Novell NetWare
network.
F Configure Filter Definitions and Applications
A
Review IPX Filter Definitions
– (Chapter 12) displays any IPX
filters (see next item) that are configured on the FRX/FRM.
B Configure IPX Filter Definitions
– (Chapter 12) specifies
parameters for transmission of RIP and SAP updates, and/or
generic IPX packets, per interface and direction.
C Review IPX Filter Applications
– (Chapter 12) displays
information on any IPX filter applications (see below)
configured on the FRX/FRM.