RE: [Linux-ATM-General] LANE help with Cisco 7513

[Seidel, T. <se...@db...>]

John,

As I remember right, not every Cisco ATM interface supports LANE, please
check out your interface documentation. We have a PA-A3-OC3MM installed in a
7204, which works fine as a LEC.

BTW, you must not setup virtual interfaces on the atm interfaces to
configure LANE. Here is a quote from our 7204 (running IOS 12.1):

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F15WR01#conf t
Enter configuration commands, one per line.  End with CNTL/Z.
F15WR01(config)#int atm 3/0
F15WR01(config-if)#lane ?
  auto-config-atm-address   Bind the auto generated LECS address
  bus-atm-address           Set BUS's ATM address
  client                    Create a LAN Emulation Client
  client-atm-address        Set the LE Client ATM address
  config                    target the command at the Config Server (LECS)
  config-atm-address        Bind a specific LECS address
  fixed-config-atm-address  Let the LECS listen on the well known address IF
                            master
  fssrp                     make LANE run in the fast SSRP mode
  global-lecs-address       enter a backup/spare LECS address in the system
  le-arp                    Add a lan destination to NSAP mapping in the
LE-ARP
                            table
  server-atm-address        set Server's (LES) ATM address
  server-bus                LAN Emulation Server & Broadcast and Unknown
Server

F15WR01(config-if)#lane

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--Thomas

>-----Original Message-----
>From: chas williams (contractor) [mailto:ch...@cm...] 
>Sent: Friday, April 23, 2004 10:08 PM
>To: at...@En...
>Cc: Linux-atm-general
>Subject: Re: [Linux-ATM-General] LANE help with Cisco 7513 
>
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>In message 
><Pin...@ov...>,at
>m...@En... writes:
>>Enter configuration commands, one per line.  End with CNTL/Z. 
>>7513(config)#int atm9/0/0 7513(config-if)#lane?
>>% Unrecognized command
>>7513(config-if)#lane ?
>>% Unrecognized command
>
>you should probably use atm9/0/0.1 if you want more than one 
>interface. you also might need a different version of the ios 
>with atm support 
>(either something called enterprise or wan routing i guess -- 
>its been a while so i dont remember the names for the 
>different flavors of the ios).
>
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