Sun Microsystems Netra - Table 10-1 Information for High-Speed Serial Interface

10-2 Netra Internet Server 3.1 User’s Manual—September 1996
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▼ To Configure an HSI Interface
1. Select Network Connection Administration: High-Speed Serial Interface
The High-Speed Serial Interface Administration page is displayed with the
status for each port.
2. Select the Configure for PPP option for the port you want to configure.
3. Enter the information in the form using Table 10-1.
4. Restart the Netra server so that the new values take effect.
▼ To Modify or Delete an HSI Interface
1. Select Network Connection Administration: High-Speed Serial Interface
The High-Speed Serial Interface Administration page is displayed.
2. Select one of the following options:
• To modify an interface, select Modify for the appropriate interface, and
make the changes in the form using Table 10-1.
• To remove an interface, select Delete for the interface you want to remove;
then confirm the operation.
Table 10-1 Information for High-Speed Serial Interface
Local Host Address The host address of the HSI interface (that is, the Netra end
of the HSI connection). It is provided by the ISP.
Example: 129.144.102.27
Local Netmask The netmask of the local area network.
Example: 255.255.255.0
Remote Host Address The host address of the system at the other end of the HSI
connection (for example, your ISP). Example: 129.144.102.6
Line Speed The line speed of the serial link (modem or CSU/DSU). This
value must match the speed of the modem or CSU/DSU.
Clocking The origin of the clocking for transmitted data.
•External means that the incoming transmit clock is used.
•Internal means that the Netra server’s internal clock is
used.