Cell Relay Archive[Date Prev][Date Next][Thread Prev][Thread Next] [Date Index][Thread Index][Author Index][Subject Index] Re: UNI or NNI?
Hi Jane, If I interpret your question correctly then the Centillion is a Lan Emulation Client which will talk to the ATM Network(LAN Emulation Service)through LUNI ( LAN Emulation UNI ).The LANE Service components will talk among each other LNNI. As far as accessibility is concerned,if you have multiple subnets(ELANs),then you need a router with an ATM card.On a single subnet,there should not be any problems. Hope this helps, -- Rakesh >Jane wrote: > Hi, folks! > > Basic question from a newbie. > > I have a Centillion switch with both ATM and Ethernet cards. This > Centillion is connected to our ATM network, and we have servers connected > to the Centillion through both ATM and Ethernet interfaces. > My question is: > > 1. What is the type of the connection between the Centillion and > the ATM network, UNI or NNI? I mean, if I have already a UNI connection > between the server (with ATM card) and the Centillion, can I have another > UNi interface between the Centillion and the ATM network? > If I configure a NNI interface between the Centillion and the > ATM network, what happens to the servers connected through an Ethernet > interface, will it be possible for them to access other machines through > the ATM network? > > I hope I made my problem clear, but if I didn't, please tell me. > > I'd appreciate any help. > > Jane. > > %%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%% > % % > % Jane Ferreira Cunha % > % Network Manager % > % TELESC % > % Florianopolis - SC - Brasil % > % % > %%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%% > > "The Americans have need of the telephone, but we > do not. We have plenty of messenger boys." > > (Sir William Preece, engenheiro-chefe do > correio britanico, em 1876) > > ______________________________________________________ Get Your Private, Free Email at http://www.hotmail.com |
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