Sun Microsystems SunLink SNA 9.1 PU2.1, Configuration Manual

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6-4 SunLink SNA 9.1 PU2.1 Server Configuration Guide—August 1997
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PPA
The TRI/S card instance number. Software installation of the TRI/S card
installs the Token Ring driver and creates the IP network interface trn, where n
represents the TRI/S card instance number and corresponds to the order in
which the cards are installed, starting at card instance 0.
This parameter only applies to certain systems. For more information, refer to
the appropriate Sun PU2.1 SNA Server Planning and Installation Guide.
Functional Address
Not used.
Group Address
Not used.
LAN Speed
The LAN speed for a Token Ring connection. The value can be 4 Mb/s or
16 Mb/s. The default is 4 Mb/s.
Note – You cannot select a LAN speed for Ethernet and FDDI connections. For
Ethernet, the LAN speed is always 10 Mb/s. For FDDI, the LAN speed is
always 100 Mb/s.
Maximum Data Size
The maximum MAC frame size (excluding MAC headers, trailers, and source
routing information) that can be sent and received over this network interface,
specified in bytes.
For Ethernet, the value can range from 60 to 1 500. The default is 1 500. For
Token Ring (4 Mb/s or 16 Mb/s LAN speed) and FDDI, the value can range
from 60 to 4 472). The default is 4 472.
This value must be greater than the Max Data set for the associated PU. For
more information, refer to Max Data in Chapter 7, “Configuring PUs."
6.2 Adding an SDLC Connection
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To add an SDLC connection:
1. Double-click PU2.1 Servers in the resource tree to display the name of the
PU2.1 server.