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To attach or wrap a module's FNB left and right connections using the Module
FNB Configuration window:
1. Click mouse button 1 on the FNB Interface in the list. The list entry will be
2. Click mouse button 1 on the Attach or Wrap option for the connection that
3. Click on
To change a module's FNB Bypass state using the Module FNB Configuration
window:
1. Click mouse button 1 on the desired FNB Interface in the list. The list entry
2. Click mouse button 1 on the Bypass: Enable or Disable option.
3. Click on
The Network 1 interface of your TRMMIM is dedicated to monitoring FNB 1. If you
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enable a module's FNB Bypass state for FNB 1, that module (and its ports) will no longer
be in contact with the managed ring, and will form their own self-contained (orphan)
CAUTION
ring.
To change a module's Ring Port Bypass state using the Module FNB
Configuration window:
1. Click mouse button 1 on the FNB Interface in the list. The list entry will be
2. Click mouse button 1 on the RP Bypass: Enable or Disable option.
3. Click on
Clearing the Module FNB Configuration Window Selections
Clicking
return all options to their unselected state.
Note that clicking
set by clicking
Controlling Token Ring Speed
Token Ring networks can operate at either 4 or 16 Mbps. All modules connected
to the same network must operate at the same speed.
Managing the Hub at the Module Level
highlighted to show that it is selected.
you wish to manipulate (Left or Right).
. The desired FNB connection operation will be performed.
will be highlighted to show that they are selected.
. The desired FNB Bypass operation will be performed.
highlighted to show that it is selected.
. The desired Ring Port Bypass operation will be
performed.
at the bottom of the Module FNB Configuration window will
.
will not undo any FNB operations which you have
Using the TRMMIM Hub View
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