Cabletron Systems 2.2 Manual De Usuario

 

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Introduction

 

We assume that you have a general working knowledge of Ethernet IEEE 802.3, 
FDDI, WAN, and ATM type data communications networks and their physical 
layer components, and that you are familiar with general bridging concepts.

 

The 

 

 is only part of a complete document set designed to 

provide comprehensive information about the features available to you through 
SPECTRUM Element Manager. Other guides which include important 
information related to managing the BRIM include:

Cabletron SystemsÕ 

 

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Microsoft CorporationÕs 

 

For more information about the capabilities of the BRIM and the host device in 
which it is installed, consult the appropriate hardware documentation.

For more information about the capabilities of SPECTRUM Element Manager for 
the host device, consult its UserÕs Guide.

 

When a device (e.g., MicroMMAC, NBR-620, EMM-E6, or ESXMIM) has a BRIM 
installed and enabled, additional applications will be available from the Chassis 
View window. These applications will depend on the type of BRIM installed in 
your device.

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 will be available from the 

 

menu

 

for all devices with 

BRIMs installed. The Bridging options that are available from the Bridge Status 
window will vary depending on the device and the type of BRIM you have 
installed; see 

 

for details on the bridge applications.

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(

 

 and 

 

) will be available from the 

 

 menu when a BRIM is 

installed and enabled on your device. For more information, see the 

.