Interface Ranges; Names - 3Com 3C421600A Reference Manual

Interface Ranges

Names

mac_ xx:xx:xx:xx:xx:xx hexadecimal digit pairs
address
ipx_host xxxxxxxx.xx:xx:xx
address :xx:xx:xx
Interfaces can be expressed as variants of the x/slot:y/mod:z format,
where x is the unit type (either rm0 for the RAS 1500 base unit, pau0 for
the Primary rate Access Unit (PAU), or pem0 or pem1 for the RAS 1500
Expansion unit), y is the slot number (the PAU always uses slot:1), and z is
a modem number.
You can specify more than one interface in the following way:
assign interface rm0/slot:1/mod:[1-x]
When connecting a PAU to a base unit, the STACKNET connector
determines the number the PAU is assigned. For example, connecting the
PAU via STACKNET connector to the base unit's right most connector
gives the PAU a 0 designation (pau0), middle connector (pau1), left
connector (pau2).
If you remove a PAU (without deleting it from the software) and install
another PAU, it will take on the designation 10 (for 0) 11 (for 1), and 12
for (2). The left digit continues to increment for every new PAU that is
connected to that STACKNET connector.
Important: You cannot set interfaces using ranges. Set interface and set
switched interface commands require modem-by-modem
configuration.
You can specify names for networks, users, and other system entities.
Most names can be up to 64 ASCII characters, unless specified otherwise
in the command description. A name can contain white space, or other
non-alphanumeric characters, if you enclose the name with double
quotes. Names are case-sensitive. Some examples are shown in the
following table:
Desired name:
Larry's PC
Server_number_3
IPX network address.MAC (Ethernet) address
Entered as:
""Larry's PC""
Server_number_3
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