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Lan/wan menu – Allied Telesis AlliedView-EMS 3.11 DEVICE MANAGEMENT User Manual

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LAN/WAN Menu

From the LAN/WAN menu, you can view and edit information for the LAN/WAN such as

the frame relay and ISDN-related information. The submenus are unavailable if the proper
PICs are not installed.

Bridging

Forwarding Database

Displays the Forwarding Database table as returned by the device.

Discard/Aging Time Info

Displays information about the number of address entries that were learned but

discarded for reasons such as lack of memory or the entry's aging timer.


Spanning Tree Info

Displays spanning tree parameters such as priority and cost.


Statistics

Displays statistics about frames received/transmitted on the switch port.


Basic Bridge Info

Displays basic bridge information.


Bridge Port Info

Displays bridge port information.

Note

- The current firmware version returns the value 'NULL' for the Circuit

parameter.


ISDN

Call Details

Displays ISDN call information such as ISDN number and call direction for active

calls.

Note

- The Remote Call parameter does not allow input values that contain hyphens.

Note

- If the In CLI (Calling Line Info) Search parameter is set to 'list', the In CLI

(Calling Line Info) List Check parameter gives the index of the CLI list to search.

The value of CLI list indices ranges from 1 to 100. The value 0 is returned if the In

CLI (Calling Line Info) Search parameter is not set to 'list'. When the In CLI (Calling
Line Info) List Check parameter is set to 0, the In CLI (Calling Line Info) Search

parameter is internally set to 'off'. Subsequently setting it to a non-zero value will set
the In CLI (Calling Line Info) Search parameter to 'list'. Note that when using the

command line interface, CLI List indices range from 0 to 99, but when using Device
Manager, they range from 1 to 100. This is because SNMP will not allow a table

index to have the value 0, and the command line usage of indices from 0 to 99 is too

well established to change.