Radwin 2000 - Using RADWIN Manager to Set up a Ring; Figure 16-4 Using Idu-Cor; Figure 16-5 Services Window

RADWIN2000UserManual Release2.8.30 16‐8
UsingRADWINManagertoSetupaRing
Figure16‐4:UsingIDU‐CorIDU‐EwithPoEsfortheRPL
NoticethatlinkcontentdropsfromfourPoEsplustwoswitchestotwoPoEsandtwoIDU‐Cs
orIDU‐Es.
UsingRADWINManagertoSetupaRing
CreatingaRingusingRADWINManagerrequirestwostages:
7. Setupeachparticipatinglinkseparately,intheusualway
8. Foreachlink,runtheConfigurationwizardtodefineitasRPLoraRingLink
Herethen,isstep2inmoredetail:
 TointegratealinkintoanEthernetRing:
1.UsingeithertheInstallationorConfigurationwizards,navigatetotheServiceswin‐
dowandchosetheRingtab.
Figure16‐5:ServiceswindowwithRingselected
Note
• TheRingusesaVLANIDfortheRPL.ItisusedtomanagetheRingand
nothingelse;itiscompletelyseparatefromthemanage mentandtraf‐
ficVLANsreferredtoelsewhere
• AregularRingLinkmaybeamemberofuptofourringsandeachof
theirRPLVLANIDsmustbeconfigured