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SUMMARYLAN Emulation (LANE) offers interoperability between legacy networks and asynchronous transfer mode (ATM). Using LANE, Ethernet and Token Ring networks can interconnect with ATM networks. MORE INFORMATIONLAN emulation over ATM consists of these general stages of operation: InitializationThe LAN emulation client (LEC) initializes and configures itself through interaction with its local ATM switch using Integrated Local Management Interface or pre-configuration. Next, the LEC determines the LAN Emulation Configuration Server (LECS) address by using one of the three methods listed below:
Client RegistrationThe LAN emulation client (LEC) connects to its LANE server and begins the process of joining a specific emulated LAN.Address ResolutionResolution of the MAC address to an ATM address is performed.Data TransferOnce the ATM address is determined using a LANE address resolution query, the LANE client creates an SVC and data transfer can begin.The following example lists each step in establishing a LANE connection for a single LANE client:
For additional information about well-known ATM addresses, please see the following article(s) in the Microsoft Knowledge Base: Q231701 Common Asynchronous Transfer Mode Codes and Addresses Additional query words:
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