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D
DAS 9-10
designated bridge 5-8
designated port 5-8, 5-9
disabled port state 5-17
dual homing 10-6
dual ring, FDDI 10-4
dual-attachment stations 9-10
E
emulated LAN (ELAN)
creating 11-16
described 11-17
eliminating bridge loops 11-17
Express switching 6-1 to 6-4
address aging 6-2
address learning 6-2
packet forwarding 6-2
external network management 2-4
F
fax service B-3
FDDI 3-6
and OSI model 9-2
capabilities 9-1
connection rules 10-4
dual homing 10-6
dual ring 10-4
events 3-5
MIB 9-8
networks 10-1 to 10-7
nodes 9-5
optical bypass switch 9-10
overview 9-1
paths 9-5
ports 9-3
proxy agents 3-7
standards 9-2
topologies 10-1
trunk ring 10-3
filtering. See packet filter
flooding, packet 5-5, 8-3
forwarding
packets 5-4, 6-3
port state 5-16
fragmentation. See IP fragmentation
frame-based protocols 9-9
G
generic flow control 11-4
groups, address. See address group
groups, port. See port group
H
header error control 11-4
HEC 11-4
I
IEEE 802.1d
bridging standards 5-1
in-band management 4-2
IP fragmentation
defined 8-2
RFC specified in 8-2
ITU 11-1
L
LAN emulation 11-12
broadcast and unknown server (BUS) 11-15
client (LEC) 11-15
configuration server (LECS) 11-15
server (LES) 11-15
LAN, FDDI 3-6
LANE 11-12
LAN-layer 3-6
LANplex
Administration Console 2-3
external network management 2-4
managing from outside the network 2-4
overview of operations 1-1
layers, OSI Reference Model 9-2
learning port state 5-16
LEC 11-15
LECS 11-15
LES 11-15
listening port state 5-16
looping, packet 5-6
M
M port 9-4
MAC (Media Access Control) 9-2, 9-4
management access 4-1 to 4-4
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