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RIDGING
Modifying or
Deleting a Bridge
Network
To modify information pertaining to an existing Bridge network, or to
delete that information from your configuration, follow these steps:
1 Proceed to the Bridge screen, following steps 1 and 2 above.
2 Select the bridge network you wish to modify or delete.
3 Click Modify/Delete. This accesses a screen containing the following
fields:
4 You may uncheck the Enable Bridge or Enable Spanning Tree boxes if
you have previously checked them from this screen, or delete the
information about the selected Bridge network by clicking Delete.
5 To alter previously set fields, follow step 1 and select a Bridge network in
the list and click Modify. To delete a network from your configuration,
select a network and click Delete.
6 Click Modify after you have entered the field.
Configuring
Bridging for the
Remote Site
Connections
To set up a protocol over the WAN, a remote site profile must be created
and edited for each remote location you want to connect to. With this
profile, you specify virtual circuit (VPI, VCI) information, protocols, and
addresses that determine the method of connection and communication
to that remote site.
The steps you take to assign a network over the WAN are quite different
from those to assign a network over the LAN. First you add a remote site
profile, and then you modify the profile to enable bridging.
When the remote site connection is established, the bridge network will
come up over the WAN interface. The network and its status appears in
the Monitor > Network > Network Status table.
If you need to connect to multiple remote sites, such as two remote
offices, set up a remote site profile for each remote location.
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