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FRX8000 3. 0 User G uide, Rev 02
Configuring LAN Cards
LAN cards are supported in the FRX8000 Enterprise Switch for IP routing across the
network, and in the ICP, INM, and NMP for local FTP and telnet file operations.
To configure a record for a LAN card, press
[B]
at the Configure Cards Menu (or
[A],
[C], [B]
from the Main Menu). When prompted, enter:
●
Node number
(of the node containing the LAN card):
1–250
.
●
Card number
:
0
or
1
.
If one LAN card is installed, it is number
0
. If two cards are present,
the first one installed is 0. The file
PROTOCOL.INI
(described on
page 6-19) contains information that identifies each card as 0 or 1.
A Model 2 platform cannot contain two Intel Ethernet cards. Also,
if the node contains one Intel Ethernet card and One SMC
Ethernet card, card
0
must be the Intel card.
●
Any other request information, noting
Table 5-7
.
When Changes Take Effect
When you add a new LAN card record, the change will be written to the database as
soon as you enter the final parameter value. When you modify an existing record, the
change will be written to the database immediately.
The change can be implemented on the card by performing a
Configuration Update
(
[B], [B], [D], [A]
from the Main Menu) to the node containing the card.
LAN Card Parameters
1 Although pressing
[?]
displays a range of
0–4
, type
0
is not currently supported.
2 Displayed only if the card is Token Ring, this must be unique among all IDs on the
network.
Type
1
= Intel Ethernet,
2
= Intel Token Ring,
3
= SMC Ethernet,
4
= IBM Token Ring
The Intel cards are not currently available; however, they are supported for
existing customers who have those cards.
Table 6-7 LAN Card Parameter
Parameter
Valid Values
Default Value
Type
1–4
1
1
Local MAC Address
000000000000–ffffffffffff
000000000000
LAN ID
000–fff (
hex
)
2
000
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