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Managing Router Files

5-3

Active Volumes

In the Router Files Manager window, the active volume is represented by a

number or letter, depending on the type of media the router uses. See T

able 5-1.

In addition, if the router is an Access Node (AN) or Access Stack Node (ASN),

and the media is partitioned, the active volume is represented by a number (for the

slot) and a letter (for the volume). For example, 1A refers to volume A (the

primary volume) on slot 1, and 1B refers to volume B (the secondary volume) on

the same media in slot 1. For more information, see “Partitioning Media on Bay

Networks Routers” later in this chapter.

To change the volume displayed, select the Volume box. The Volume box lists all

available volumes on the router, as shown in F

igure 5-2. Select the volume you

want.

*. This number comes from the number of the slot hosting the ﬁrst available memory card.

Additional memory cards in the router are optional; they provide redundancy and additional

storage.

Table 5-1. Active Volume Representations

Media Active Volume Description

Flash Memory

Card or Memory

Module

1 through 14* If the router uses a memory card or a memory

module, the active volume can be from 1 through

14, depending on the router platform.

Diskette A If the router uses a diskette, the active volume

shown is A.

1 2 ... 114 115 116 117 118 119 120 121 122 123 124 ... 249 250

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