Avaya M770 Manual Do Utilizador
Chapter 9
Managing Static Routing
Avaya M770 ATM Switch User’s Guide
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Table 9.2
Output from the route show command
Field
Description
ATM Prefix
The full ATM address or a truncated ATM address.
Port
The virtual port to route through.
Status
The status of the entry.
UP indicates that the route is functional.
DOWN indicates that the route is non-functional. This could be
because the port is down or disabled by the user.
UP indicates that the route is functional.
DOWN indicates that the route is non-functional. This could be
because the port is down or disabled by the user.
Origin
The origin of the routing entry.
Static- The routing entry has been manually entered.
ILMI- The routing entry has been learned using ILMI. Such
entries are added by the M770 ATM Switch for end-stations that
are attached to it and are using the ILMI protocol.
Internal- The routing entry was added by an entity that is
internal to the switch (for example, by LANE services).
Static- The routing entry has been manually entered.
ILMI- The routing entry has been learned using ILMI. Such
entries are added by the M770 ATM Switch for end-stations that
are attached to it and are using the ILMI protocol.
Internal- The routing entry was added by an entity that is
internal to the switch (for example, by LANE services).
Scope
The UNI scope with which this address was registered. The UNI
scope is translated to PNNI advertisement scope according to
Table 9.1. The PNNI level indicates the hierarchy scope up to
which the address is advertised.
The default UNI scope is 15 (the address is advertised
throughout the entire PNNI domain).
scope is translated to PNNI advertisement scope according to
Table 9.1. The PNNI level indicates the hierarchy scope up to
which the address is advertised.
The default UNI scope is 15 (the address is advertised
throughout the entire PNNI domain).