ATM Configuration and Troubleshooting Guide

Troubleshooting

Determining Which ATM Adapters You Have

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Note: BIP is Bit Interleave Parity, FEBE is Far End Block Error

Now that you know the speed (155) and media (Multi-Mode ﬁber) of the

adapter with card instance number 1, you might want to determine

which type (HP-HSC or HP-PCI) that adapter is. So, you could issue this

command:

ioscan -fCatm

and get this output (the applicable information for this example is shown

in bold):

Class I H/W Path Driver S/W State H/W Type Description

=======================================================================

...

atm 0 10/8 atm2gsc CLAIMED INTERFACE

atm 1 10/12 atm2pci CLAIMED INTERFACE

Then, in the command’s output, check to see which name is listed in the

Driver column for the ATM adapter with card instance number 1. Look

up the driver name in Table 9-2 below to determine which ATM adapter

it is (discontinued adapters—and the corresponding drivers—are not

shown).

Table 9-2 Determining an ATM Adapter’s Type

Driver

Name

Type and Product Number of

Corresponding ATM Adapter

atm2gsc HP-HSC 155 J2469A (MMF, UTP5, or

SMF)

HP-HSC 155 J2499A (MMF or UTP5)

HP-HSC 155 J3420B (MMF)

HP-HSC 622 J3573A (MMF)

atm2pci HP-PCI 155 A5513A (MMF)

HP-PCI 155 A5515A (UTP5)

HP-PCI 622 A5483A (MMF)