Title: | atm |
Moderator: | NPSS::WATERS |
Created: | Mon Oct 05 1992 |
Last Modified: | Thu Jun 05 1997 |
Last Successful Update: | Fri Jun 06 1997 |
Number of topics: | 970 |
Total number of notes: | 3630 |
I would appreciate any consideration of the following questions: VMS: How many LAN-Emulation Clients are supported under Alpha Open-VMS? Is it different for ATMWORKS 350 vs. 750? If so, what would be the numbers for each? Digital UNIX: Cross-posted in the Digital_UNIX conference. How many LAN-Emulation Clients are supported under Digital UNIX 4.0b? Is it different for the 350 vs. the 750 card? If so, what would be the numbers for each? Is this documented somewhere that I overlooked? In searching for a specific answer to this question, I saw that there may be a sysconfigtab parameter which they would need to set to take advantage of the maximim number of LEC's. I would also like to verify this under Digital UNIX 4.0b. Nancy (Henderson) Flavell
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822.1 | OpenVMS | EVMS::JSTICKNEY | Jay Stickney, OpenVMS LAN Eng., 381-2020, ZK3-4/T12 | Wed Feb 12 1997 08:16 | 7 |
OpenVMS Alpha will support up to 8 LAN-Emulation Clients for the ATMWORKS 350 and 750. We used 8 because there are 8 MAC addresses on these adapters. Each LAN-Emulation client needs to be on a different emulated LAN. The clients can be a mix of LAN-Emulation and CLIP clients. Jay. | |||||
822.2 | SMURF::MENNER | it's just a box of Pax.. | Thu Feb 13 1997 23:04 | 3 | |
Ditto for Digital UNIX ... 8 LAN-Emulation Clients (LECs) per ATMworks 350/ 750 card. However the sysconfigtab parameter,nelan, controls the system wide limit of LECs. The default value is 4. The maximum value is 64. |