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Configuring LNM Services

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IBM LAN Network Manager

To acquire knowledge of LNM Servers on a Bay Networks router, the IBM LAN

Network Manager program requires you to

• Define source routing bridges in your network. (You supply the MAC address

on each side of any source routing bridge configured with LAN management

servers.)

• Link to source routing bridges in your network. (You use the Bridge Linking

function of the IBM LAN Network Manager program.)

Each MAC address must be unique within the associated source routing network.

The two MAC addresses you need to supply to IBM LAN Network Manager are

called

• Internal MAC Address (associated with the Internal LAN of the router)

• External MAC Address (associated with the token ring circuit you wish to

monitor or control by means of IBM LAN Network Manager workstations)

Figure 2-1

shows a Bay Networks router configured with several source routing

bridge interfaces, each of which supports a set of LNM Servers. Each set of

Servers in turn monitors activity on a locally attached token ring segment. The

figure shows the locations logically associated with the Internal and External

MAC addresses required by an IBM LAN Network Manager workstation for each

LNM-capable bridge on a router. The diagram also shows the locations logically

associated with the Internal LAN ID and the external Ring IDs.

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