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Chapter 16
Managing an ELAN
Avaya M770 ATM Switch User’s Guide
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Creating an ELAN client mapping
When you create a new ELAN client mapping to a specific ELAN, first you must
decide whether it is a single LEC or a group of LECs that is to be mapped.
You must then decide what type of ELAN mapping to use. Possible mapping types
are:
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decide whether it is a single LEC or a group of LECs that is to be mapped.
You must then decide what type of ELAN mapping to use. Possible mapping types
are:
•
An ATM address: the mappings refer to a specific LEC or a group of LECs.
•
An alias ELAN name: the mappings refer to a specific LEC or a group of LECs.
•
A MAC address: the mappings always refer to a specific LEC.
To create a new client mapping for a LEC ATM address, use the
lane elan
client create atm
command:
Command:
M15-155s8:/>lane elan client create atm <address value> <address mask> <ELAN name>
Example 1:
Example 2:
The following example shows how to map a specific LEC to the ELAN
accounts_elan:
M15-155s8:/>lane elan client create atm
39.84.0F.80.01.BC.61.DF.00.07.80.20.00.00.00.6F.07.80.20.00
FF.FF.FF.FF.FF.FF.FF.FF.FF.FF.FF.FF.FF.FF.FF.FF.FF.FF.FF.FF
accounts_elan
This example shows how to map all LECs whose addresses begin with a specific prefix to the
ELAN
ELAN
accounts_elan:
M15-155s8:/>lane elan client create atm
39.84.0F.80.01.BC.61.DF.00.07.80.20.00 13 accounts_elan
Parameters:
<address
value>
The full 20-byte ATM address.
<address mask>
The portion of the <address value> that needs to match the LEC's ATM
address for the mapping to apply.
The <address mask> is either entered as a number, (for example, 15
indicates that the first 15 bytes of the <address value> is to be masked),
or you can use FF to indicate the byte of the <address value> that is to be
masked and 00 to indicate the byte of the <address value> that is not
masked. When using the mask as a number, note that the number of
bytes entered in the address value should be limited to this number.
address for the mapping to apply.
The <address mask> is either entered as a number, (for example, 15
indicates that the first 15 bytes of the <address value> is to be masked),
or you can use FF to indicate the byte of the <address value> that is to be
masked and 00 to indicate the byte of the <address value> that is not
masked. When using the mask as a number, note that the number of
bytes entered in the address value should be limited to this number.
<ELAN name>
The name of the ELAN known to the LECS.