Specifications
How This Document Is Organized
Preface Management Module
vi Software Release Notice 5.0 Rev 1
How This Document Is Organized
This SRN lists the following information for each management module, or
group of related modules:
• the SPECTRUM part number, or product ID, which represents each
device, firmware version, and management module (mm) version.
• anomalies corrected since the last release, removed from the known
anomalies list and added to the corrected anomalies.
• existing known anomalies from the last release.
• known anomalies discovered since the last release.
Typographical Conventions
Certain typographical conventions are used throughout this document to
distinguish between program names, variables, etc., as follows:
• Code examples and screen messages appear in
Regular Courier type
if showing system display or output, in
Courier Bold
if showing what
you should type into the system.
• Cross-references to other sections, tables, or figures in this publication
provide the actual page number and when appropriate give the applicable
titles in italic
text.
• Titles of other Cabletron publications appear in
bold italic
text.
• Executable script and program names appear in
italics
. For example, the
utility named “dbtool” appears as
dbtool
. (One significant exception to this
convention is the mte utility itself, which is given as
mte
when clearly
talking about the program as a program function but is called MTE when
referenced as an entity.)
• To reduce potential confusion in text, names of model types are set in
Courier Bold.
Names of attributes are set in
Courier Bold Italics
.
• Keyboard controls and display-screen nomenclature (labels, button
names, etc.) are given in
boldface
type—such as
the
Return
key and the
OK
button.
• Command names are printed in
bold
; i.e.,
Save & Close
or
Cancel
.
• Menu selections to open a menu or submenu or to open a view or a dialog
box are printed
bold
—for example:
Examine Attributes
or
Set
Filter…
. Submenu options are indicated by a right-angle character (>)
between the menu and the submenu—for example: “Activate the
File >
Toggle Warnings
option.”
•
Italics
are used for emphasis—especially in the case of a first-time use of
an important term or phrase or when the SPECTRUM-specific meaning of
such a term or phrase is being defined.