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54 Configuring Resources Settings

Enterprise Edge Networking Operations Guide P0910464 Issue 01

Consult your System Administrator for the appropriate configuration information

before changing the settings

To modify the configuration of the LAN1 settings:

1. In the IP Address box type the IP address.

An example of how to format the information is shown at the right of the box.

2. In the SubNet Mask box type the subnet mask

3. From the Connection Type list select the connection type.

4. Press the Tab key to save the settings.

Connection Type Lets users specify the connection type to the LAN interface.

The following values are supported and are interpreted as follows:

Auto Sense: The interface uses 'auto negotiation' protocol to choose the

maximum possible speed of the connection. Depending upon the connected

device, the interface can choose '100 MB' or '10MB', full-duplex, or half-

duplex.

The receiving end’s speed and connection type determines the mode of

transmission. For example, if the receiving end is another PC port, or a

bridge/switch port, the full duplex of operation is possible; if the receiving

end is a shared media port (like hub port), only half-duplex of mode is

possible.

10 MB Half: Speed is set to 10 MB/s and mode to half-duplex.

10 MB Full: Speed is set to 10 MB/s and mode to full-duplex

10 MB Auto: The speed is set to 10 MB/s and the mode is automatically

chosen by the interface, using auto-negotiation protocol. This mode is

chosen to limit the maximum traffic coming in to Enterprise Edge to 10 MB,

while enabling the auto-negotiation feature for easier interconnection.

Usually, you limit the incoming traffic if you notice that the bursty traffic

from the connected LAN is degrading the quality of voice calls carried

through VoIP over WAN. Though the LAN traffic gets lower priority in

Enterprise Edge, their high rate of arrival to the Enterprise Edge server

generates too may interrupts in the system that cause degraded quality in

voice calls carried as VoIP.

100 MB Half: Speed is set to 100 MB/s and mode to half-duplex 100 MB

Full: Speed is set to 100 MB/s and mode to full-duplex.

Status Lets users view the current status of the LAN interface.

The possible states are:

Up: the resource is operational.

Down: the resource is not operational.

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