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MX3216 System Manual
Setup
The following steps describe the setup for the MX3216 with remote management application.
1. In the Quick Setup menu, set the IP address, subnet mask, and gateway for the MX3216
system. These should be available from the network administrator.
2. There should be one DS1 in the DS3s that carries the PPP traffic (Ethernet traffic) as
either a full T1 or fractional T1 (FT1). Map this DS1 to the DS1 interfaces for the
MX3RMM. In the Quick Setup menu, select the first DS1 for the MX3RMM module (MA1
or MB1). For this DS1 (MA1 or MB1), select the DS1 in DS3 A that is carrying the PPP
traffic. Then, select the second DS1 for the MX3RMM module (MA2 or MB2). For this DS1
(MA2 or MB2), select the DS1 in DS3 B that is carrying the PPP traffic.
3. The MX3RMM defaults the DS1 interfaces to full T1 and ESF framing. If this does not
match the application, then select the MX3RMM Quick Setup menu to change these
settings.
4. These setup instructions assume that the timing source for the DS1 carrying the PPP
traffic is from the direction of DS3 A in this network. If this is not so, then select the
MX3RMM Quick Setup menu to change the timing modes for the MX3RMM DS1s.
Interface A corresponds to MA1 or MB1. Interface B corresponds to MA2 or MB2.
5. Once all the MX3216 systems in the network have been provisioned, then both the front
panel and rear chassis Ethernet jacks (see
access to any other systems on this network, including other MX3216 systems. For
example, by connecting an Ethernet jack from a laptop to the front panel Ethernet jack on
the MX3RMM, a Telnet program can be used to Telnet to an MX3216 at another site using
its IP address and port 23.
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Figure 3-12. Rear Chassis Ethernet Jack
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