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Numerics
802.3
1-3
802.5
1-3
A
Addressing schemes
differences between MAC bridging and IP
routing
2-34
Appletalk
1-6
B
bandwidth management
Bandwidth on Demand
LANView
2-17
Bridge Link Number
specifying
3-12
Bridge links
referenced by Bridge Link Number
bridge routing
1-4
bridging
1-4
Bridging and routing
in a 6500 node
2-31
Bridging routers
definition
2-31
operations of
2-31
C
Codex Proprietary Encapsulation
compression
2-27
D
Data Link layer
2-31
Dial on Demand
Bridging traffic
2-20
E
encapsulation
2-6
Codex Proprietary
RFC 1294
2-8
RFC 887
2-9
RFC1356
2-10
Ethernet (802.3)
1-3
Examples of Applications
LANView for IP Over X.25
LANView for IPX
LANView using multiple encapsulation
types
2-24
LANView with Frame Relay
1-5
3-12
2-7
2-7
2-21
2-22
2-23
F
Flow Control
WAN Adaptor
2-5
G
Group LCON
2-14
Grouping LAN Connections
MTU Size
2-19
I
Interfaces
Ethernet
1-3
Token Ring
1-3
IP Applications Ware
protocol supported
IP Forwarder 2-2,
2-3
IP routing
features supported
IPX
1-6
L
LAN connection
using LCON
3-12
LAN Connection Group 2-17,
Booting
2-20
Mixed SVCs/PVCs
LAN Connection Parameters Menu
LAN Connection Table
configuration
3-9
parameters
3-11
LAN forwarding
options
1-4
LAN protocols
2-4
function
2-4
LAN Topology
2-18
LANView 2-14,
2-17
advantages
2-18
Broadcast Information
combining X.25, Frame Relay, and dial
ports
2-18
comparison with WANView
configuration
2-20
configuration example
encapsulation types
example 2-15,
2-19
features
2-18
Frame Relay example
IP over X.25 example
IP RIP
2-19
Index
2-19
1-2
1-5
2-19
2-19
3-10
2-19
2-14
3-7
2-18
2-23
2-21
Index-1
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