The DEQTA device is also known as the DELQA-YM. Also
note that the device name is the name of the template device that
is used by applications to identify the LAN device. The "c" in the
device name indicates the controller letter, for example, A, B,
and so on.
The EL device is the emulated LAN device associated
with the physical ATM device.
Supported
Industry Standards
Ethernet drivers support
the following features:
Ethernet and IEEE 802.3 packet format
Physical layer identified as type 10Base5 (ThickWire),
10Base2 (ThinWire), and 10BaseT (twisted pair)
Fast Ethernet and IEEE 802.3u packet format
Fast Ethernet physical layer identified as type
100BaseTX
Gigabit Ethernet and IEEE 802.3z packet format
Gigabit Ethernet's physical layer is identified
as type 1000BaseT for unshielded twisted pair (UTP), 1000Base-SX
for multimode fiber-optic cables.
Gigabit Ethernet maximum frame size of 9018 bytes
(limited to 7552 bytes in OpenVMS Version 7.3-1 and earlier)
FDDI drivers support the following features:
FDDI packet format
Transmission and reception of frame control (FC)
priority
Token Ring drivers support the following features:
IEEE 802.5 packet format
ATM drivers over ELAN support the following features:
Ethernet and IEEE 802.3 packet format
UNI Version 3.0 or 3.1 signaling protocol
LAN emulation (LANE) Version 1.0
Maximum frame sizes of 1516, 4544, and 9234 bytes
All LAN drivers support the following features:
802.2 packet format
IEEE 802.2 Class I service including the unnumbered
information (UI), exchange identification (XID) commands and responses,
and TEST commands and responses
IEEE 802.2 Class II service may be specified where
the functions are provided by the user application
Six-byte destination and source address fields
Contrary to the IEEE 802.2 Standard, the Global DSAP (FF)
must be enabled as a Group SAP to receive messages with the Global
DSAP in the destination SAP field.
FDDI conforms to the ANSI Standards defined in the following
documents: