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Chapter 11 Managing the Management LEC
Cajun M770 ATM Switch User’s Guide 137
Restarting the management LEC
This command is used after changing the management LEC configuration.
To restart the management LEC, use the
lane lec restart
command.
Note:
The above command may disrupt Telnet and SNMP management sessions.
Displaying the LANE-ARP cache
You can display the management LEC’s LANE-ARP (Address Resolution Protocol)
cache. This is a list of all other LECs in the ELAN that have sent specifically-
addressed LAN frames to the management LEC, or that the management LEC has
sent frames to. These frames include Telnet session control and data frames, SNMP
requests and responses, and PING requests and responses.
There are two kinds of entries that are displayed in the LANE-ARP cache:
• MAC addresses, which are normally other nodes on the ELAN.
• Route Descriptors (RDs), which occur only in a source-routed Token Ring
ELAN and show either destinations for frames that must cross a source-routing
bridge, or a device that bridges from ATM to physical Token-Ring networks.
To view the LANE ARP cache, use the
lane lec arpcache
command.
Viewing the management LEC statistics
To display statistics about the control and data planes of the management LEC, use
the
lane lec statistics
command.
Command:
M15-155s8:/>lane lec restart
Command:
M15-155s8:/>lane lec arpcache
Output:
Destination 00.10.5A.0A.C0.3B
ATM address 39.84.0F.80.01.BC.61.DF.00.87.00.77.01.00.40.0D.64.02.DE.81
DataDirect VC Vpi:0, Vci:751
Destination 00.40.0D.5A.01.4E
ATM address 39.84.0F.80.01.BC.61.DF.00.87.00.77.01.00.40.0D.64.02.DE.81
DataDirect VC Vpi:0, Vci:751
Command:
M15-155s8:/>lane lec statistics