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Flexible Network Design

The BayStack AN and ANH meet the

connectivity needs of remote ofﬁces

while providing an extra level of

availability. Additionally, the BayStack

AN and ANH support SNA/SDLC

integration. Multiple network design

options are available (see Figure 1).

Dial Backup

Dial Backup maintains remote ofﬁce

connectivity if the primary remote-to-

central site link (leased line or packet

switched service) fails. The BayStack

AN and ANH initiate, monitor, and

terminate dial backup connections to

maximize network availability, while

minimizing dial-up charges.

Bandwidth-on-Demand

Bandwidth-on-Demand provides a

supplemental dial connection if the

primary link becomes congested,

maintaining user-required perform-

ance levels.

Dial-on-Demand

Because of the limited amount of

internetwork trafﬁc generated by

small remote ofﬁces, maintaining

dedicated links to such sites is not

always cost-effective. Dial-on-

Demand cost-effectively extends

internetwork connectivity to remote

ofﬁces on an as-needed basis.

SDLC Transport

SDLC transport enables the BayStack

AN and ANH to transmit SNA/SDLC

traffic across a multiprotocol back-

bone via standards-based DLSw for

SDLC or Transparent Synchronous

Pass-Through features. These features

reduce the cost of wide area networks

by consolidating parallel lines, allow-

ing SDLC trafﬁc to be sent across the

multiprotocol backbone to a remote

IBM host.

Integrated Router-Hub

Connectivity

The integrated Ethernet hub conﬁgu-

rations allow the BayStack ANH to

manage and connect eight or twelve

10BASE-T remote workgroup

resources directly to a central site via

leased line and/or packet switched

services.

Data Sheet BayStack Access Node and Access Node Hub 3

Multiprotocol

Backbone

Internetwork

Integrated Router/Hub

Reduced complexity

Dial Backup

Primary link failure

Bandwidth-on-Demand

Primary link congested

Embedded RMON

High availability

Dial-on-Demand

Primary link as needed

SNA/SDLC Transport

IBM integration

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Figure 1 Network Design Options

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