Chas2002

As far as the first question - no experience, but I don't see where the two links would conflict unless the Device numbers were the same...

As far as creating your ELAN (Symposium and Meridian Link):

To install the ELAN, follow these steps:

1 Connect all ELAN network cables from Nortel equipment to
the Ethernet hub:
A. Two M1 cables from core 0 and core 1 (only one
cable from Option 11 type switch)
B. ELAN cable from server
C. (optional) ELAN cable to a MAT PC
D. (optional) ELAN cable to customer WAN router

2 Plug in the power cord for the hub. Ensure the hub is
powered on.

Server Side Installation:

1. Connect the 10BaseT cable (From the Meridian AML) to the RJ45 jack on the back side of the server.
2. COM Port 1 is used for a Modem
3. COM Port 2 is used for the link to Meridian Mail
4. A network card will be installed and used for the CLAN.

Meridian Side Installation:

1. Install a cable from the M1 Core (I'm using Jack 23 on the Backplane)
2. Connect the Core cable to a Ethernet Transceiver/MAU
3. The other end of the RJ45 on the Server.

Meridian Side Programming:

A. Determine Card - You can use an MSDL card or a QPC513 SDI card.
Once you have to card type - Set your Ports up. Also determine your Device number..

Program your AML

>LD 17
REQ CHG
TYPE ADAN Enter ADAN to create a new AML.
ADAN NEW AML 0-15
Enter NEW AML followed by a device number to
create a new application module link.
CTYP aaa Specify the I/O port card type.
USER aaa Specify the user of the Port.
CUST 0
Several other prompts will follow --- View Book 1 of 2.

That should do it.......

You can shoot me a PM if you have any questions..........

Chas2002

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