Cabletron Systems Netlink FRX4000, Руководство пользователя

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iv FRX4000/FRX6000 4.0 User Guide, Rev 01
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This digital apparatus does not exceed the Class A limits for radio noise emissions from digital
apparatus set out in the Radio Interference Regulations of the Canadian Department of Com-
munications.
Le présent appareil numérique n’émet pas de bruits radioélectriques dépassant les limites
applicables aux appareils numériques de la class A prescrites dans le Règlement sur le
brouillage radioélectrique édicté par le ministère des Communications du Canada.
About This Manual
Rev Date Reason for Update
01 March 1998 General availability
This manual supplements screen prompts and menus as an aid in configuring the database and
performing system operations on a Netlink FRX4000 or FRX6000. Before using the manual,
you should be familiar with FRX hardware, as well as the protocols (frame relay, IP, SNA, etc.)
you will be using.
Terminology and Conventions
This typeface represents general text.
This typeface represents keyboard input and video output.
(This text is dark cyan in on-screen versions of the manual, and black in paper versions.)
In on-screen versions of the manual, items in blue are links to other places in the manual.
This symbol points to an informational note relating to the text, table, or figure that
immediately precedes or follows it.
This symbol and text identifies a cautionary note, the content of which
is more critical to heed than an informational note.
The following references to keyboard keys appear in the manual and/or on the screen:
[N]
is a reference to a key on your keyboard (where “
N
” is the key).
Enter
means that you should type in the information, then press the
[Enter]
key.
Type
is similar to
Enter
, except that the word “
[Enter]
” follows the information to be
typed (e.g., “type
n [Enter]
”).
Press
means press (hit, strike) the key once. Pressing the
[Enter]
key afterwards is not
necessary.
[Ctrl]
followed by one or two other key designations, must be struck simultaneously
with the other keys shown.
If a statement ends with a reference to a key—for example, “....then press
[Enter].
”—the period
is not part of the data to be entered. If a period should be entered, it will be shown as
[.]
. The
same applies to all other punctuation. When instructed to, for example, “press
[A], [B]
from the
Main Menu,” this means press
[A]
, then
[B]
, not
[A] comma [B]
.
Screen Displays
Screen Displays are provided to show the general appearance of actual screens. They are only
examples—the information shown is not always representative of an operational system.