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SPECTRUM FRX6000

Brand: Cabletron Systems | Category: Control Unit
Table of contents
  1. frame relay module
  2. about this manual
  3. Table Of Contents
  4. Table Of Contents
  5. Table Of Contents
  6. Table Of Contents
  7. Table Of Contents
  8. Table Of Contents
  9. Table Of Contents
  10. Table Of Contents
  11. Table Of Contents
  12. Table Of Contents
  13. Network Example
  14. Multiprotocol Support
  15. Management Functions
  16. Hardware Overview
  17. WAN Port Cables for Netlink FRX4000
  18. FRX6000
  19. FRX6000 RLP, LICs, and Cables
  20. LAN Card Interfaces
  21. operator interfaces
  22. Frame Relay Module
  23. Frame Relay Module with I/O Boxes and Cabling
  24. Introduction to Menu Operations
  25. Moving Through the Menus
  26. On-Line Help
  27. Stopping Operation
  28. Database Setup Recommendations
  29. Producing a Configuration Report
  30. Where to Find Database Records
  31. Changing the Login Password
  32. Setting the Date and Time
  33. Configuring Node Defaults
  34. Node Defaults Parameters
  35. NetView Parameters
  36. Warning Messages
  37. FRX4000
  38. LP Configuration Menu for FRX4000
  39. FRX4000 Line Processor Parameters
  40. LAN Interface
  41. RLPs and Protocols
  43. LP Configuration Menu for FRX6000
  44. LP Parameters in an FRX6000
  45. LAN Cards
  46. LAN Card Configuration Screen
  47. RLP and Protocols
  48. Frame Relay Module RLP, LICs, and Cables
  49. LP Configuration Menu for Frame Relay Module
  50. LP Parameters in a Frame Relay Module
  51. LAN Card Identification in FRX6000
  52. LAN Card Parameters on FRM
  53. Locations of Serial Ports
  54. Physical Ports on FRX6000 RLP
  55. Physical Ports on Frame Relay Module
  56. Database and System Memory Values
  57. Configuring a Physical Port
  58. dlci sharing
  59. Frame Relay Backup Examples
  60. required configuration
  61. Configuring Bandwidth Allocation Groups
  62. Bandwidth Allocation Group Parameters
  63. Configuring Frame Relay Ports
  64. Frame Relay Port Screen 2
  65. Frame Relay DLCI Configuration Screen 1
  66. Frame Relay DLCI Configuration Screen 2
  67. Frame Relay Port Parameters
  68. Frame Relay DLCI Parameters
  69. Configuring a Logical Port
  70. Logical Port Parameters
  71. Logical Port CUG Parameters
  72. Configuring Subscriber Addresses
  73. Subscriber Parameters
  74. Configuring Frame Relay PVCs Across the Node
  75. Frame Relay PVC Parameters
  76. Configuring Frame Relay Backup Groups
  77. Chapter 7 Configuring
  78. Configuring X.25 Ports
  79. X.25 Port Parameters
  80. CUG Management
  81. X.25 Port CUG Parameters
  82. Configuring a Network Trunk
  83. Configuring a Dial Port
  84. Typical SVC Subscriber Screen
  86. Configuring X.25 Address Translation Templates
  87. Address Translation Templates Display
  88. Translation Template Parameters
  89. Translation Examples
  90. Testing a Translation Template
  91. Configuring X.25-to-X.25 PVCs
  92. X.25 PVC Parameters
  93. Configuring an SNA Port
  94. SDLC PU Subscriber Parameters Screen
  95. SNA Port Parameters
  96. SNA Port PU Parameters
  98. SVC Subscriber Parameters
  99. Configuring a Hunt Group for SNA Subscribers
  100. Configuring LLC2
  101. LLC2 Examples
  102. Configuring a Virtual LAN ID
  103. Configuring LLC2 Hosts
  104. LLC2 Terminated Host Configuration Screen
  105. LLC2 Host Parameters
  106. Configuring LLC2 Interfaces
  107. Bridge Port/LLC2 Interface Record, Ethernet
  108. LLC2 Interface Parameters
  109. Configuring BSC Interactive Port Records
  110. BSC Interactive Port Parameters
  111. Configuring BSC Batch Port Records
  112. BSC Batch Port Parameters
  115. Configuring BSC Interactive Devices
  116. BSC Interactive Device Parameters
  117. Configuring Async PAD Profiles
  118. PAD Profile Parameters
  119. Configuring Async PAD Login Parameters
  120. Login Parameters
  121. Configuring Async Port Records
  122. Async PAD Port Parameters
  125. Configuring Abbreviated Addresses
  126. Configuring Async PVCs
  127. Async PVC Parameters
  128. IP Addressing
  129. Using the Node as an IP Gateway
  130. Specifying a RIP Version
  131. Configuring IP Interfaces
  132. IP Interface Parameters
  133. Configuring Static IP Routes
  134. IP Routing Parameters
  135. Configuring IP-to-X.25 PVCs
  136. IP-to-X.25 PVC Parameters
  137. Required Configuration
  138. Configuring IPX Node Defaults
  139. Configuring IPX Filter Definitions
  140. How Filter Masks Work
  141. IPX Filter Parameters
  142. IPX Packet Filter Parameters
  143. IPX RIP Router Filter Parameters
  144. Configuring IPX Filter Applications
  145. Configuring IPX Interfaces
  146. IPX Interface Parameters
  147. IPX LAN Interface Parameters
  148. Configuring Static IPX Routes
  150. Configuring Default Node-Wide Bridging Parameters
  151. Bridge Node Default Parameters
  152. Configuring Bridge Filter Definitions
  153. Bridge Filter Parameters
  154. Bridge MAC Filter Parameters
  155. Bridge Protocol Filter Parameters
  156. Configuring Bridge Filter Applications
  157. Bridge Filter Applications Parameters
  158. Configuring Bridge Ports
  159. Bridge Port Record Example
  160. Bridge Port Parameters
  161. configuring snmp
  162. Configuring SNMP System Defaults
  163. System Defaults Parameters
  164. Configuring a Community Table
  165. Community Table Parameters
  166. Configuring Trap Routing
  167. Trap Routing Parameters
  168. Configuring a Model Number
  169. On-Line Node Operations
  170. Remote File Transfer
  171. Remote Software Update
  172. FRX4000 Local File Backup
  173. FRX4000 Database Files
  174. FRX4000 Local File Restore
  175. On-Line Port Operations
  176. Quiescing and Unquiescing Ports
  177. On-Line Database Operations
  180. Reloading Auxiliary Console Initialization
  181. IP Ping Connectivity Test
  182. On-Line SDLC PU Operations
  183. FRX4000 CSU/DSU Tests
  184. Initiating Frame Relay Backup Switchover/Switchback
  185. Displaying Node Status
  186. Displaying Port Status
  187. Displaying Virtual Connections
  188. Virtual Connections Display on Non-Frame Relay Port
  189. Displaying Port Signals
  190. Monitoring a Line
  191. Line Monitor Display
  192. Displaying IPX RIP and SAP Tables
  193. Displaying SDLC PU Status
  194. Displaying Bridge Status
  195. Bridge Forwarding Table
  196. Displaying Frame Relay Backup Status
  197. Displaying LLC2 Session Status
  198. Displaying the IP Routing Table
  199. Displaying the IP ARP Table
  200. Displaying IP Interfaces
  201. LP/Port/Frame Statistics Displays
  202. Displaying Port Statistics
  203. Displaying Frame-level Statistics
  204. Configuring LP and Port Statistics Thresholds
  205. IP Statistics Displays
  206. Displaying ICMP Statistics
  207. Displaying IP Interface Statistics
  208. IPX Statistics Displays
  209. LAN Card Statistics Displays
  210. Frame Relay Utilization Statistics
  211. Configuration
  212. Alarm Buffer
  213. Event Generation
  214. Severity Levels for SNMP Trap Routing
  215. Event Messages
  216. Wildcards in Subscriber Addresses
  217. Search Order for Subscriber Addresses
  218. hunt group example
  219. Command and Data Transfer Modes
  220. Async Terminal Commands
  221. Placing a Call from an Async Terminal
  222. Async PAD Service Signals
  223. Error Codes Sent to Async PAD Port
  224. Cause Codes
  225. Restart Causes
  226. Diagnostic Codes
  227. SNA Codes
  228. FRX/FRM-Specific Codes
  229. Local NetView Access
  230. Supported Commands
  231. Vary Commands
  232. menu structure
SPECTRUM FRX6000 first page preview

SPECTRUM FRX6000

Brand: Cabletron Systems | Category: Network Hardware
Table of contents
  1. about this manual
  2. vga monitor
SPECTRUM FRX6000 first page preview

SPECTRUM FRX6000

Brand: Cabletron Systems | Category: Software
Table of contents
  1. about this manual
  2. configurable parameters
SPECTRUM FRX6000 first page preview

SPECTRUM FRX6000

Brand: Cabletron Systems | Category: Switch
Table of contents
  1. Table Of Contents
  2. Table Of Contents
  3. Table Of Contents
  4. Introduction
  5. network Group (netlink.6)
  6. node Group (netlink.7.1)
  7. hwcard Group (netlink.7.2)
  8. port Group (netlink.7.3)
  9. portPhyX25OperTable (portX25Group.2)
  10. portLogicalX25OperTable (portX25Group.4)
  11. portX25OperTable
  12. portDLCIConfigTable (portFrGroup.2)
  13. portFrBackupGroupTable (portFrGroup.3)
  14. portBsciGroup (port.4)
  15. portBsciOperTable (portBsciGroup.2)
  16. bsciSubscrAdminTable (portBsciGroup.3)
  17. bsciSubscrOperTable (portBsciGroup.4)
  18. bsciDevOperTable (portBsciGroup.6)
  19. portSdlcOperTable (portSdlcGroup.2)
  20. lsSdlcAdminTable (portSdlcGroup.3)
  21. lsSdlcOperTable (portSdlcGroup.4)
  22. lsSdlcLlc2OperTable (portSdlcGroup.6)
  23. portT1OperTable (portT1Group.2)
  24. nlIfTable (nlInterfaces.1)
  25. nlIfLlc2Interfaces (nlInterfaces.2)
  26. nlIfLlc2FrTable (nlIfLlc2Interfaces.2)
  27. ipxConfig (nlInterfaces.3)
  28. nlIfIpInterfaces (nlInterfaces.4)
  29. nlIfIpSecondaryAddrTable (nlIfIpIInterfaces.2)
  30. subscriber (netlink.7.5)
  31. nlLocalSubscriberRouteTable (subscriber.2)
  32. nlLocalSubscriberRedirTable (subscriber.3)
  33. LLC2 Group (netlink.7.6)
  34. nlLlc2TermConnectionTable (LLC2.2)
  35. nlLlc2OrigConnectionTable (LLC2.3)
  36. nlLlc2NextHost
  37. statistics (netlink.7.8)
  38. portStatsTable (statGroup.3)
  39. statFrame (statGroup.4)
  40. statT1 (statGroup.7)
  41. statDS0A (statGroup.8)
  42. statVoice (statGroup.9)
  43. statThresh (statistics.2)
  44. portThreshTable (statThresh.2)
  45. bridge Group (netlink.7.9)
  46. ipNl Group (netlink.7.11)
  47. MIB II Groups
  48. Interfaces Group (mib-2.2)
  49. IP Group (mib-2.4)
  50. IP Address Table (ip.20)
  51. IP Routing Table (ip.21)
  52. IP Address Translation Table (ip.22)
  53. Additional IP objects
  54. ICMP Group (mib-2.5)
  55. Frame Relay (RFC1315) MIB
  56. snaDLC (RFC1747) MIB
  57. sdlcPortOperTable (sdlcPortGroup.2)
  58. sdlcPortStatsTable (sdlcPortGroup.3)
  59. sdlcLSGroup (snaDLC.2)
  60. sdlcLSOperTable (sdlcLSGroup.2)
  61. sdlcLSStatsTable (sdlcLSGroup.3)
  62. Novell IPX MIB
  63. Advanced System Table (ipx.1.2)
  64. Static Routes Table (ipx.3.2)
  65. Services Table (ipx.4.1)
  66. d Bridge (RFC1493) MIB
  67. dot1dStp Group (dot1dBridge.2)
  68. dot1dStpPortTable (dot1dStp.15)
  69. dot1dTp Group (dot1dBridge.4)
  70. dot1dTpFdbTable (dot1dTp.3)
  71. Ethernet (RFC1643) MIB Statistics
  72. Token Ring (RFC1748) MIB Statistics
SPECTRUM FRX6000 first page preview

SPECTRUM FRX6000

Brand: Cabletron Systems | Category: Network Hardware
Table of contents
  1. user guide
  2. about this manual
  3. Table Of Contents
  4. Table Of Contents
  5. Table Of Contents
  6. Table Of Contents
  7. Table Of Contents
  8. Table Of Contents
  9. Table Of Contents
  10. Table Of Contents
  11. Table Of Contents
  12. Table Of Contents
  13. Table Of Contents
  14. Introduction to Netlink FRX4000 and FRX6000
  15. Multiprotocol Support
  16. Hardware Overview
  17. FRX6000
  18. operator interfaces
  19. Quick Start
  20. Port Assignment Worksheets
  21. Physical Ports on an FRX6000 RLP
  22. FRX6000 Port Assignments
  23. Main Menu
  24. Reviewing Boot Messages
  25. Moving Through the Menus
  26. function keys on an ascii terminal
  27. Setting the Date and Time
  28. Stopping Operation
  29. Database Setup Recommendations
  30. Configuration Examples
  31. Frame Relay PVC Passthrough
  32. Local FRX4000/6000 in Configuration Example 3
  33. Remote FRX4000/6000 in Configuration Example 3
  34. MAC Address Conversion
  35. x74s/SDLC over Frame Relay to SNA Host
  36. Producing a Configuration Report
  37. Node Defaults
  38. Database and System Memory Values
  39. Node Defaults Parameters
  40. NetView Parameters
  41. Warning Messages
  42. FRX4000
  43. Serial Ports on an FRX4000
  44. FRX4000 Protocol Parameters
  45. LAN Port
  46. RLPs and Protocols
  47. FRX6000 RLP, LICs, and Cables
  48. RLP Configuration Menu for FRX6000
  49. FRX6000 RLP Parameters
  50. LAN Cards
  51. LAN Card Configuration Screen
  52. Locations of Physical Ports
  53. Physical Ports on FRX6000 RLP
  54. Configuring a Physical Port
  55. Default Configuration Screen for New Port
  56. Introduction
  57. DLCI Sharing
  58. Frame Relay Backup Examples
  59. Required Configuration
  60. Configuring Bandwidth Allocation Groups
  61. Bandwidth Allocation Group Parameters
  62. Configuration Example
  63. Configuring Frame Relay Ports
  64. Reviewing DLCI Configuration (Figure 7-4, Item C)
  65. Configuring DLCI Parameters (Figure 7-4, Item D)
  66. Viewing Learned DLCIs (Figure 7-4, Item E)
  67. Frame Relay Port Parameters
  68. Frame Relay DLCI Parameters
  69. Configuring Frame Relay PVCs Across the Node
  70. Frame Relay PVC Parameters
  71. Configuring Frame Relay Backup Groups
  72. Backup Group Parameters
  73. Chapter 8 Configuring
  74. Configuring a Physical X.25 Port
  75. X.25 Port Screen 1
  76. Configuring Closed User Groups
  77. Configuring a Network Trunk
  78. Configuring a Dial Port
  79. X.25 Port CUG Parameters
  80. X.25 Port Dial Parameters
  81. Configuring Logical X.25 Ports
  82. Logical Port Parameters
  83. Logical Port CUG Parameters
  84. Configuring Subscriber IDs
  85. Subscriber Addressing
  86. Wildcard Addressing Example
  87. Hunt Group Example
  88. Subscriber Parameters
  89. Configuring X.25 Address Translation Templates
  90. Backup Using Address Translation
  91. Address Translation Template Screen
  92. Translation Template Parameters
  93. Replacing Protocol ID
  94. Translation Examples
  95. Configuring X.25-to-X.25 PVCs
  96. X.25 PVC Parameters
  98. SDLC and LLC2 Examples
  99. Configuring an SNA Port
  100. SDLC PU Subscriber Parameters Screen
  101. SNA Port Parameters
  102. SNA Port PU Parameters
  103. Typical SVC Subscriber Screen
  105. Configuring LLC2
  106. Configuring LLC2 Hosts
  107. LLC2 Originated Host Configuration Screen
  108. LLC2 Host Connections Screen
  109. LLC2 Host Parameters
  110. Configuring LLC2 Interfaces
  111. Bridge Port/LLC2 Interface Record, Ethernet
  112. LLC2 Interface Parameters
  114. Configuring BSC Interactive Port Records
  115. BSC Interactive Port Record, Screen 3
  116. BSC Interactive Port Parameters
  117. BSC Interactive Port Subscriber Parameters
  120. Configuring BSC Interactive Devices
  121. BSC Interactive Device Parameters
  122. Configuring BSC Batch Port Records
  123. BSC Batch Port Record, Screen 3
  125. Configuring Async PAD Profiles
  126. Configuring Async PAD Login Parameters
  127. PAD Login Parameters
  128. Configuring Async Port Records
  129. Async PAD Port Parameters
  132. Configuring Abbreviated Addresses
  133. Configuring Async PVCs
  134. Async PVC Parameters
  136. subnet addressing
  137. Configuring IP Node Defaults
  138. Configuring IP Interfaces
  139. IP Interface Record – Frame Relay Example
  140. LAN IP Interface – Secondary Address Configuration
  141. IP Interface Parameters
  142. X.25 IP Interface Parameters
  143. Ethernet/Token Ring IP Interface Parameters
  144. parameter descriptions
  145. Configuring Static IP Routes
  146. IP Routing Parameters
  148. Configuring IPX Node Defaults
  149. Configuring IPX Filters
  150. IPX SAP Filter Record
  151. IPX RIP Filter Parameters
  152. IPX Packet Filter Parameters
  153. IPX RIP Router Filter Parameters
  154. Configuring IPX Filter Applications
  155. IPX Filter Applications Parameters
  156. IPX Interface Parameters
  157. IPX X.25 Interface Parameters
  158. IPX LAN Interface Parameters
  159. Parameter Descriptions
  160. Configuring Static IPX Routes
  161. IPX RIP Static Route Parameters
  162. IPX SAP Static Route Parameters
  165. Configuring Default Node-Wide Bridging Parameters
  166. Bridge Node Default Parameters
  167. Configuring Bridge Filters
  168. Bridge MAC Filter Configuration Screen
  169. Bridge Generic Filter Parameters
  170. Bridge SAP Filter Parameters
  171. Configuring Bridge Filter Applications
  172. Typical Bridge Filter Applications Record
  173. Configuring Bridge Ports
  174. Bridge Port Parameters
  176. Configuring SNMP System Defaults
  177. Configuring a Community Table
  178. Community Table Parameters
  179. Trap Routing Parameters
  180. Configuring a Model Number
  181. Remote Control
  182. Remote Control from an FRX4000/6000
  183. Remote Control via an Async PAD Port
  184. Transferring Files and Updating Software
  185. Remote Software Update
  186. Backing Up and Restoring Files
  187. Copying an FRX4000 Directory to/from a PC
  188. FRX4000 Local File Backup and Restore
  189. Enable/Disable Operations
  190. Quiescing and Unquiescing Ports
  191. Disabling and Enabling SDLC PUs
  192. Tests
  193. FRX4000 CSU/DSU Tests
  194. Initiating Frame Relay Backup Switchover/Switchback
  195. Displaying Node Status
  196. Displaying Port Status
  197. Displaying Virtual Connections
  198. Virtual Connections Display on Non-Frame Relay Port
  199. Displaying Port Signals
  200. Monitoring Traffic
  201. X.25 Line Monitor Display
  202. Frame Relay Line Monitor Display
  203. Monitoring LAN Traffic
  204. LAN Capture Display
  205. Displaying Frame Relay Backup Status
  206. Displaying SDLC PU Status
  207. Displaying LLC2 Session Status
  208. Bridge Forwarding Table
  209. IP Status Displays
  210. ARP Table
  211. IPX Status Displays
  212. RLP Statistics
  213. Configuring RLP Statistics Thresholds
  214. Port Statistics
  215. Configuring Port Statistics Thresholds
  216. Frame-level Statistics
  217. Frame Relay Utilization Statistics
  218. Frame Relay Utilization Statistics Display
  219. LAN Card Statistics Displays
  220. Bridge Port Statistics
  221. IP Statistics Displays
  222. ICMP Statistics
  223. IP Interface Statistics
  224. IPX Statistics Displays
  225. Configuration
  226. Alarm Buffer
  227. Event Generation
  228. Severity Levels for SNMP Trap Routing
  229. Command and Data Transfer Modes
  230. Async Terminal Commands
  231. Async PAD Service Signals
  232. Error Codes Sent to Async PAD Port
  233. Cause Codes
  234. Diagnostic Codes
  235. SNA Codes
  236. Local NetView Access
  237. Supported Commands
  238. ascii character table
  239. menu structure
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SPECTRUM FRX6000

Brand: Cabletron Systems | Category: Network Hardware
Table of contents
  1. about this manual
  2. Table Of Contents
  3. Table Of Contents
  4. list of tables
  5. Chassis
  6. Cards
  7. LAN Adapters
  8. Port Status Display
  9. Main Menu
  10. reviewing boot messages
  11. Boot Messages
  12. Running the BIOS Setup Program
  13. COM Port Interface Controls
  14. Rackmount Chassis, Front View
  15. Rackmount Chassis, Rear View
  16. Rackmount Chassis, Interior View
  17. Testing Component Voltages
  18. Replacing the Power Supply
  19. Disk Drive Cables
  20. Replacing the Hard Disk Drive
  21. Removing the Chassis Faceplate
  22. Hard Disk Drive Cables
  23. BIOS Setup Menu
  24. Replacing the 3.5" Diskette Drive
  25. Removing the Diskette Drive
  26. Replacing the Fan Filter
  27. Replacing a Fan
  28. Removing Fans
  29. Adding or Replacing Cards
  30. A-1 RLP and I/O Assembly
  31. A-2 SMC EtherCard Plus
  32. A-4 CPU Module
  33. Cables
  34. A-6 V.35 Cables
  35. A-7 RS-449 Cables
  36. A-8 X.21 Cables
  37. Auxiliary Console Cables
  38. A-11 Auxiliary Console Cable, FRX6000 to Modem
  39. SMC TokenCard Configuration
  40. IBM Token Ring Adapter Configuration
  41. Startup Files
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SPECTRUM FRX6000

Brand: Cabletron Systems | Category: Software
Table of contents
  1. Table Of Contents
  2. Table Of Contents
  3. Table Of Contents
  4. Table Of Contents
  5. Using this Guide
  6. Conventions
  7. Screen Displays
  8. Using the Mouse
  9. Getting Help
  10. FRX4000, FRX6000, and SmartSwitch 1800 Firmware
  11. Using the Hub View
  12. Navigating Through the Hub View
  13. Port and Module Color Codes
  14. Using the Mouse in a Hub View Module
  15. The Hub View Front Panel
  16. Monitoring Hub Performance
  17. Selecting a Port Display Form
  18. Viewing Device Information
  19. Viewing Serial Port Information
  20. Serial Port Pin Status
  21. Viewing LAN Port Information
  22. Viewing Statistics
  23. Serial Port Health
  24. LAN Card Health
  25. Viewing Statistics Thresholds
  26. Serial Port Statistics Thresholds
  27. Managing the Hub
  28. Enabling and Disabling Serial Ports
  29. About Traps
  30. Trap Messages
  31. About Subscriber IDs
  32. Accessing the Subscriber Table
  33. Adding or Modifying Subscriber Table Entries
  34. Deleting Table Entries
  35. Port ConÞguration
  36. Applying Port-level Changes
  37. Changing DLCI Rate Values
  38. Frame Relay Backup Groups
  39. Changing Backup Group Values
  40. Viewing Frame Relay Status
  41. Management Stats
  42. Congestion Stats
  43. Errors
  44. Viewing X.25 Status
  47. SDLC Port ConÞguration
  49. Changing SDLC PU Subscriber Values
  50. Changing SDLC PU LLC2 Values
  51. SDLC Link Station ConÞguration
  52. Changing SDLC Link Station Values
  53. Changing Host Connections
  54. SDLC Link Station General Statistics
  55. SDLC Link Station Rx and Tx Statistics
  57. BSCI Subscriber ID Information
  58. Adding or Modifying BSCI Subscriber Information
  59. Adding or Modifying BSCI Device Information
  60. ConÞguring IP Node Defaults
  61. adding or modifying ip interfaces
  62. Adding or Modifying IP Interfaces
  63. ConÞguring IPX Node Defaults
  64. Adding or Modifying IPX Interfaces
  65. IPX Static SAP ConÞguration
  66. IPX Static Route ConÞguration
  67. Adding or Modifying IPX Static Routes
  68. Adding or Modifying Frame Relay Bridge Ports
  69. Adding or Modifying LAN Bridge Ports
  70. Changing Parameter Values
  71. Adding or Modifying Speed Dial Numbers
  73. Adding or Modifying Voice Interfaces
  74. Viewing Voice Statistics
  75. IETF MIB Support
  76. CSI Netlink MIB Support
  77. ConÞguring IP Interface Secondary Addresses
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