Viewing The Les Registration Mode; Listing The Peer Leses In A Distributed Lane Environment - Avaya M770 User Manual

Parameters:
Note: For information about the proprietary "automatic LES address determination
method", see "Creating a new LES" earlier in this chapter.
Note: The above command will take immediate effect. The command must be used
with care as all LECs will be thrown off the ELAN hosted by the LES.

Viewing the LES registration mode

To display the registration mode of a LES, use the lane les mode command.
Command:
Example 1:
Output:
Example 2:
Output:

Listing the peer LESes in a distributed LANE environment

A peer LES is defined as all distributed LESes hosted by the same ELAN. You can
list the ATM address and LEC id range of all peer LESes that a specified distributed
LES knows about.
To display a list of the peer LESes in a distributed LANE environment, use
the lane les peers command.
Command:
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The name of the ELAN that currently hosts the LES that you
<elan-name>
wish to change. This parameter is case-sensitive.
The LES will register with the LECS using the proprietary
distributed
"automatic LES address determination method" and will act as
a distributed LES.
The LES will register with the LECS using the proprietary
standby
"automatic LES address determination method" and will act as
a "single" mode LES but support standby resilient LES.
The LES will use the ATM Forum-compliant method to
manual
manually register the LES with the LECS.
M15-155s8:/>lane les mode <elan-name>
M15-155s8:/>lane les mode M770ElanEth
LES 'M770ElanEth' registers automatically
The LES can act as a standby LES
M15-155s8:/>lane les mode M770ElanEth
LES 'M770ElanEth' registers automatically
The LES can act as a distributed LES
M15-155s8:/>lane les peers <elan-name>
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