Extreme Networks IP Service Manager, Руководство пользователя

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Service Activation
layer 2 hop away (and the trunk connection is defined in Network Infrastructure
Manager).
5 Enter the IP range start and range end
These parameters specify the IP addresses allowed for this IP range subscriber. Any
The addresses must be contained in the subnet specified for the IP aggregation point.
6 Select a service bundle
Use the drop-down list Service Bundle to select the service bundle for this
subscriber. Service bundles are defined in the Service Library view of IPSM. See
Chapter 4, “Service Library”, for more information. If you do not choose a service
bundle, there will be no access lists, QoS profiles, or rate limiting associated with
this subscriber.
You can add a service bundle or change the service bundle at a later time.
7 Choose a device, module, and physical interface
Use the drop-down lists to choose a device, module (slot), and port for the
subscriber. For devices that do not have multiple modules, the module list defaults
to the entry, Ports, and you select the port from the Physical Interface list.
8 Choose a loopback module, port, and VLAN ID
If the subscriber requires ingress rate-shaping, you will need to specify all of the
above information.
9 Select Finish to close the wizard
Add an IP Aggregation Point
An IP aggregation point in IP Service Manager corresponds to a super-VLAN (the
VLAN aggregation feature) in ExtremeWare. When you create an IP range subscriber in
IPSM (which corresponds to a sub-VLAN in ExtremeWare), you must also eventually
associate an IP aggregation point with that subscriber. To specify the IP aggregation
point, you will specify an IP network address and netmask, and a device. A
super-VLAN will be created on that device.
Summary Steps. To create an IP aggregation point:
1 Launch the Create IP Aggregation Point wizard
2 Enter the IP network address and netmask
3 Select the device
4 Select Finish to close the wizard