Port trunking is connecting two switches with multiple links that act as one high-bandwidth link. Up to four port (full- or half-duplex) can be used for each trunk on a Switch 2000 or Switch 800t. This enables up to 800 Mbps of bandwidth for linking switches. The benefits of port trunking are: The illustration below shows how port trunking is used in three different locations. Initially, all of the links were 100 Mbps links at 100TX speed and in full duplex mode.

Port Trunking defines a network link aggregation and trunking method which specifies how to create a single high-speed logical link that combines several low-speed physical links. CeLAN's Intelligent Switch and EtherSW 2400F/ 1600F all support port trunking function. See similar questions...

Trunking is the technology where a pool of frequency channels is available to a large number of different user groups. The trunking system transmits a continuous data channel that steers radios assigned to the same talk-group to one of the system frequencies when there is a request by one of the units to transmit. The technology is very efficient and has been in use by telephone companies for a very long time. See similar questions...

Yes. You can create up to 22 trunk groups with the HP ProCurve Routing Switches. It is possible to use from two to eight ports (two to four ports prior to software version 7.5.x) for each trunk group. See similar questions...

You can find instructions for most popular routers at http://www.portforward.com/routers.htm. Try http://www.canyouseeme.org/ to check your port forwarding. See similar questions...

You configure each section (numbered 1-10) by pointing DSpy to the proper directory on your network. By putting a shortcut to DSpy in your startup folder, it will start with your TSC client during every boot/login and automatically start tracking your TSC progress. See similar questions...

By default, DeviceLock? Service is using dynamic ports for the RPC communication with DeviceLock? management consoles. The ports change every time DeviceLock? Service is started, making it difficult to configure a firewall. To overcome this difficulty, you can instruct DeviceLock? Service to use a fixed port. See similar questions...

A:) The CD-ROM which comes with the Ericsson SH888 telephone includes a script which makes a new entry in the Registry. All this does is create a new device name for the COM3: port, which is then accessible to most Windows CE comms applications. You simply select the new IR port device and continue to use your software as before. The process is covered in more detail at the web site of Arne Hess (http://windowsce.hess.net/irda.html) which covers Windows CE /mobile phone topics in detail. See similar questions...

Click GPS->Configure GPS. Select the port and baud rate that fits your GPS connection (serial, CF, or Bluetooth). Most serial cable GPSes use Port 0 (cradle port) and Baud Rate 4800. Some use higher rates. For CF GPSes, check the manufacturer's documentation or contact us at mapadvisor@cox.net and provide your PDA and CF GPS brand and model. Click Start Test. If the settings are correct, incoming data should be displayed in the text box. If not, click Stop Test, change settings, and try again. See similar questions...

The default port that the OC4J HTTP server listens on is configured in the $ORACLE_J2EE_HOME/config/defaut-web-site.xml file. The port number used for the HTTP server is specified as an attribute of the <web-site> tag. See similar questions...

The best way is to not configure NcFTPd, and instead let your FTP server machine's operating system manage how ephemeral ports are allocated. This will give you the best performance and highest reliability for passive data connections. To do that, see our article "The Ephemeral Port Range" for details on how to do this. See similar questions...

mISDN is a very flexible Layer Management System. Since mISDN came from the isdn4linux guys, who only had a TE Stack, the whole TE Stack lives in the Kernel Modules: mISDN_l1. mISDN_l2 and l3udss1. The NT Stack is new, and because new things may be buggy, they have decided to implement the NT stack in the Userspace, so it is implemented in mISDNuser. When all the work has been finished the NT Stack can be moved into a kernel Module. See similar questions...

Some notebook manufacturers ship notebooks with the infrared port 'disabled'. In the BIOS settings or in the Control Panel / System / Device Manager, there is an option to enable the infrared port. Unless the port is enabled then it will be as if the device did not have an infrared port. Consult your manufacturer's documentation for the proper procedure. See similar questions...

Every server on a computer has a unique port number. The second server must be on a different port number than the main server. The standard port number for web servers is 80. However, MyWebServer enables the user to select any port number. See similar questions...

NS531-Why is there no 1-1 correspondence between the CosNaming Directory structure and the Netscape LDAP directory structure when the backing store is JNDI/LDAP? In fact, almost all the entries in Netscape LDAP are organised into a flat directory structure. See similar questions...

Probably yes! The BC780XLT works on almost every type of trunking system, including Motorola Type I, Type II and Iii, as well as EDACS (wide and narrow!) and LTR. See similar questions...

So much you may have a hard time choosing! You can go off on your own, or take a guided tour. You can search ancient ruins or go bargain shopping. Ride a raft over river rapids, a bicycle down the side of a 10,000-foot volcano, or ride a horse across miles of hills and beaches. Climb a waterfall or a pyramid. See the birthplace of civilization or listen to a steel drum band. Follow the footsteps of history or the wake of a water-skiing boat. If there's still time, play golf or tennis. See similar questions...

So much you'll have a hard time choosing! You can go off on your own. Or take a guided tour. You can search ancient ruins or hunt for shopping bargains. Ride a raft over river rapids, a bicycle down the side of a 10,000 foot volcano, or ride a horse across miles of hills and beaches. Climb a waterfall or pyramid. See the birthplace of civilization or listen to steel drum bands. Follow the footsteps of history or the wake of a water-skiing boat. If there's still time, play golf or tennis. See similar questions...