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Alcatel Omni Switch/Router User Manual (1100 pages)

Alcatel Switch/Router Release 4.5

Brand: Alcatel | Category: Network Router | Size: 7.48 MB

User Manual
1
Table of Contents
5
1 Omni Switch/Router Chassis and Power Supplies

31
2 The Omni Switch/Router MPX

61
3 Omni Switch/Router Switching Modules

71
36 Running Hardware Diagnostics

77
- Diagnostic Tests
  79
- Handling Fiber and Fiber Optic Connectors
  80
- Gigabit Ethernet Modules
  82
  - Gsx-K-Fm/Fs/Fh-2W
    82
    
    GSX-K-FM/FS/FH-2W Technical Specifications
    83
- Auto-Sensing 10/100 Ethernet Modules
  85
- Fast (100 Mbps) Ethernet Modules
  89
  - Esx-K-100Fm/Fs-16W
    89
    
    ESX-K-100FM/FS-16W Technical Specifications
    90
- WAN Modules
  92
  - WAN Pinouts
    92
  - WAN BRI Port Specifications (S/T Interface)
    93
  - WAN BRI Port Specifications (U Interface)
    93
  - WAN T1/E1 Port Specifications
    94
  - WAN Serial Port Specifications
    95
  - Wsx-S-2W
    97
    
    WSX-S-2W Technical Specifications
    97
  - Wsx-Sc
    99
    
    WSX-SC Technical Specifications
    100
  - Wsx-Ft1/E1-Sc
    102
    
    WSX-FT1/E1-SC Technical Specifications
    103
    
    WSX-FE1-SC Cabling/Jumper Settings
    105
  - Wsx-Bri-Sc
    106
    
    WSX-BRI-SC Technical Specifications
    107
4 The User Interface

111
- Overview of Command Interfaces
  111
  - Changing between the CLI and UI Modes
    112
  - Exit the Command Interface
    113
- UI to CLI Command Cross Reference
  114
  - Hardware Commands
    114
    
    Hardware Table
    114
  - Basic Switch Management Commands
    114
    
    Basic Switch Management Table
    115
  - Network Management Commands
    116
    
    Network Management Table
    116
  - Layer II Switching Commands
    117
    
    Layer II Switching Table
    117
  - Groups, Vlans, Policies Commands
    118
    
    Groups, Vlans, Policies Table
    118
22 Managing Autotracker Vlans

119
- Routing Commands
  120
  - Routing Table
    120
  - WAN Access Commands
    121
    
    WAN Access Table
    121
  - Troubleshooting Diagnostics Commands
    123
    
    Troubleshooting/Diagnostics Table
    123
- User Interface Menu
  124
- Main Menu Summary
  125
- General User Interface Guidelines
  126
  - Entering Command Names
    126
  - Quitting a Command
    127
  - Scrolling
    127
  - The UI Configuration Menu
    127
    
    Configuring the System Prompt
    128
    
    Configuring more Mode for the User Interface
    129
    
    Setting Verbose/Terse Mode for the User Interface
    132
  - Configuring the Auto Logout Time
    134
  - Viewing Commands
    135
  - Changing Passwords
    135
  - Command History and Re-Executing Commands
    136
  - Abbreviating IP Addresses
    138
- User Interface Display Options
  140
  - Setting Echo/Noecho for User Entry
    141
  - Setting the Login Banner
    141
    
    Banners for Different Access Methods
    142
    
    Creating a New Banner
    142
    
    Permanent Banner
    142
- Login Accounts
  143
- Multiple User Sessions
  143
  - Listing Other Users
    144
  - Communicating with Other Users
    145
  - Deleting Other Sessions
    145
    
    Advanced Kill Command Options
    147
- UI Table Filtering (Using Search and Filter Commands)
  148
  - The Search Command
    149
    
    Renewing a Search
    150
  - The Filter Command
    151
  - Combining Search and Filter Commands
    152
  - Using Wildcards with Search and Filter Commands
    154
    
    Wildcard Command Options
    154
5 Installing Switch Software

157
- Using FTP Server
  158
- Using FTP Client
  159
- Using ZMODEM
  160
  - Using ZMODEM with the Load Command
    160
  - Using ZMODEM with the Boot Line Prompt
    161
6 Conﬁguring Management Processor Modules

165
7 Managing Files

187
- File Menu
  187
- Displaying the Current Directory
  188
  - Configuration and Log File Generation
    188
  - Changing Directories
    188
- Listing Switch Files
  189
- Deleting Switch Files
  190
  - Deleting Multiple Files
    190
  - Deleting All Image Files
    191
- Copying System Files
  192
- Displaying Text Files
  192
- Editing Text Files
  193
- Real-World Examples
  197
  - Real-World Example 1
    197
  - Real-World Example 2
    198
- System Menu
  199
- Checking the Flash File System
  200
- Creating a New File System
  201
8 Switch Security

203
- Changing Passwords
  204
- Rebooting the Switch
  205
- Secure Switch Access
  206
- Managing User Login Accounts
  213
9 Conﬁguring Switch-Wide Parameters

223
- Summary Menu
  223
- Displaying the MIB-II System Group Variables
  224
- Displaying the Chassis Summary
  225
- Displaying Current Router Interface Status
  226
- System Menu
  227
- Displaying Basic System Information
  228
- Setting the System Date and Time
  230
- Viewing Slot Data
  236
- Viewing System Statistics
  237
- Clearing System Statistics
  238
- Viewing Task Utilization Statistics
  239
- Viewing Memory Utilization
  241
- Viewing MPX Memory Statistics
  242
- Checking the Flash File System
  243
  - Checking the SIMM Files
    243
- Creating a New File System
  244
  - Creating a SIMM File System
    244
- Configuring System Information
  245
- Viewing CAM Information
  246
- Configuring CAM Distribution
  247
- Configuring the HRE-X Router Port
  249
  - Configuring and Displaying the HRE-X Hash Table
    251
- Index
  
  251
  - Duplicate MAC Address Support
    252
  - Multicast Claiming
    254
  - Disabling Flood Limits
    254
  - Saving Configurations
    255
10 Switch Logging

257
11 Health Statistics

271
- The Health Statistics Management Menu
  271
- Setting Resource Thresholds
  272
  - Setting Bandwidth Thresholds
    273
  - Setting Miscellaneous Thresholds
    274
  - Setting the Sampling Interval
    276
- View Switch-Level Statistics
  276
- View Module-Level Statistics
  277
- View Port-Level Statistics
  278
- Reset Health Statistics
  278
12 Network Time Protocol

279
13 SNMP (Simple Network Management Protocol)

321
- Introduction
  321
- Configuring SNMP Parameters and Traps
  322
  - Configuring a New Network Management Station
    324
  - Viewing SNMP Statistics
    328
- Trap Tables
  331
  - SNMP Standard Traps
    335
  - Extended Traps
    347
14 DNS Resolver and RMON

409
- Introduction
  409
- Configuring the DNS Resolver
  409
  - The Names Submenu
    409
- Remote Network Monitoring (RMON)
  411
  - Probes and Events
    411
    
    Alarm Probes
    411
    
    Ethernet Probes
    411
    
    History Probes
    411
  - Monitoring Probes
    412
  - Monitoring Events
    413
- Configuring Router Port MAC Addresses
  414
  - Restoring Router Port Mac Addresses
    414
15 Managing Ethernet Modules

415
- Overview of Omni Switch/Router Ethernet Modules
  415
  - Kodiak Ethernet Modules
    417
- The Ethernet Management Menus
  418
- Configuring 10/100 Auto-Sensing Ports
  419
  - Connecting Kodiak Modules to Non-Auto-Negotiating Links
    420
- Configuring Kodiak Ethernet Ports
  421
- Viewing Configurations for 10/100 Ethernet Modules
  422
- Omnichannel
  423
  - The Server Channel Feature
    424
    
    Server Channel Limitations
    425
  - Creating an Omnichannel
    425
  - Adding Ports to an Omnichannel
    427
  - Deleting an Omnichannel
    427
  - Deleting Ports from an Omnichannel
    428
  - Viewing Omnichannel Parameters
    428
16 Managing 802.1Q Groups

431
- IEEE 802.1Q Sections Not Implemented
  432
- Application Example
  433
- Single Vs. Multiple Spanning Tree
  434
- Assigning an 802.1Q Group to a Port
  437
  - Configuring 802.1Q on 10/100 Ethernet Ports
    437
  - Configuring 802.1Q on Gigabit Ethernet Ports
    437
- Modifying 802.1Q Groups
  442
  - Modifying 802.1Q Groups for 10/100 Ports
    442
  - Modifying 802.1Q Groups for Gigabit Ethernet Ports
    444
- Viewing 802.1Q Groups in a Port
  446
- Viewing 802.1Q Statistics for 10/100 Ports
  447
- Deleting 802.1Q Groups from a Port
  448
- Configuration Overview
  451
- Bridge Management Menu
  452
- Selecting a Default Group
  455
  - Using the + or - to Change Groups
    455
- Bridging Commands
  456
  - Displaying Bridge Forwarding Table
    456
  - Modifying a Static Bridge Address
    459
  - Deleting a Static Bridge Address
    460
  - Displaying Static Bridge Addresses
    461
  - Displaying Bridge Port Statistics
    462
    
    Address
    464
    
    Addresses
    465
  - Display Statistics of Bridge MAC Addresses
    465
  - Clear Statistics of Bridge MAC Addresses
    466
  - Display Remote Trunking Stations
    466
  - View the Domain Bridge Mapping Table
    467
- Setting Flood Limits
  469
  - Setting Flood Limits for a Group
    469
  - Displaying Group Flood Limits
    470
- Configuring Spanning Tree
  471
- Configuring Fast Spanning Tree
  482
- Configuring Source Routing
  488
  - SAP Filtering
    488
    
    Enabling SAP Filtering
    488
    
    Configuring SAP Filtering
    489
    
    Viewing SAP Filtering
    490
- Configuring Source Route to Transparent Bridging
  491
  - Enabling SRTB for a Group
    492
  - Disabling SRTB for a Group
    493
  - Viewing the RIF Table
    494
  - Clearing the RIF Table
    495
18 Conﬁguring Frame Translations

497
- Any-To-Any Switching
  497
- Translating the Frame
  499
- The MAC Header
  500
  - Canonical Versus Non-Canonical
    500
  - Abbreviated Addresses
    500
  - Functional Addresses and Multicasts
    500
- The RIF Field
  501
  - Source Route Termination by Proxy Not Supported
    501
- Encapsulation
  502
  - Protocols Other than IP and IPX
    502
  - The SNAP Conversion
    503
  - Other Conversions
    503
  - Summary of Non-IPX Encapsulation Transformation Rules
    503
  - IPX Encapsulation Transformation Rules
    504
- The Network Header
  505
  - Address Mapping
    505
    
    Address Mapping in IP: ARP
    505
    
    Address Mapping in IPX
    506
- Frame Size Requirements
  507
  - Insertion of Frame Padding
    507
    
    No Stripping of Non-IPX Ethertype Frames
    507
    
    Stripping of Padding for All IEEE 802.3 Frames
    507
  - MTU Handling
    508
    
    ICMP Based MTU Discovery
    508
    
    IP Fragmentation
    508
    
    IPX Packet Size Negotiation
    508
- Banyan Vines
  509
- Configuring Encapsulation Options
  510
  - Forwarding Versus Flooding
    510
  - Port Based Translation Options
    510
  - MAC Address Based Translation Options
    510
  - Native" Versus "Non-Native" on Ethernet
    511
  - Native" Versus "Non-Native" on FDDI and Token Ring
    511
  - No Translation on Trunk or PTOP Ports
    511
  - The Proprietary Token Ring IPX Option
    511
  - The User Interface
    512
  - The Addvp, Modvp and Crgp Commands
    513
  - The Default Translation Option
    513
    
    Ethernet Factory Default Translations
    514
    
    FDDI Factory Default Translations
    514
    
    ATM LANE Factory Default Translations
    515
    
    Token Ring Factory Default Translations
    515
    
    The Ethertype Option
    516
    
    The SNAP Option
    517
    
    The LLC Option
    519
    
    Interaction with the New Interface
    520
    
    The "VI" Command
    520
- The Switch Menu
  521
  - Proprietary IPX Token Ring
    521
  - Factory Defaults
    521
  - Default Ethernet Translations
    522
  - Default FDDI Translations
    523
  - Default Token Ring Translations
    524
  - Port Translations
    526
  - Displaying Ethernet Switch Statistics
    527
  - Displaying Token Ring Switch Statistics
    531
  - Any to any MAC Translations
    535
  - Default Autoencapsulation
    536
- Translational Bridging
  537
  - Learning
    537
  - Translations Across Trunks
    537
- Dissimilar LAN Switching Capabilities
  538
19 Managing Groups and Ports

543
- How Ports Are Assigned to Groups
  544
- Mobile Groups
  547
- Non-Mobile Groups and Autotracker Vlans
  557
  - Routing in a Non-Mobile Group
    557
  - Spanning Tree and Non-Mobile Groups
    558
- Group and Port Software Commands
  559
- Creating a New Group
  560
- Creating a WAN Routing Group
  577
- Viewing Current Groups
  580
- Modifying a Group or VLAN
  582
  - Viewing Your Changes
    583
  - Saving Your Changes
    583
  - Canceling Your Changes
    583
  - Changing the IP Address
    583
  - Changing the IP Subnet Mask
    583
  - Enabling IP or IPX Routing
    584
- Deleting a Group
  585
- Adding Virtual Ports
  586
- Modifying a Virtual Port
  587
- Deleting a Virtual Port
  588
- Viewing Information on Ports in a Group
  589
- Viewing Detailed Information on Ports
  592
- Viewing Port Statistics
  595
- Viewing Port Errors
  597
- Port Mirroring
  599
  - How Port Mirroring Works
    599
  - What Happens to the Mirroring Port
    599
  - Using Port Mirroring with External RMON Probes
    600
  - Setting up Port Mirroring
    602
  - Disabling Port Mirroring
    602
- Port Monitoring
  603
- Port Mapping
  608
  - Groups/Vlans and Port Mapping
    608
  - The Details of Port Mapping
    609
    
    Who Can Talk to Whom?
    610
  - Port Mapping Limitations
    610
  - Creating a Port Mapping Set
    611
  - Adding Ports to a Port Mapping Set
    612
  - Removing Ports from a Port Mapping Set
    613
  - Viewing a Port Mapping Set
    614
  - Deleting a Port Mapping Set
    614
- Priority Vlans
  615
  - Mammoth Vs. Kodiak Priority Vlans
    615
  - Viewing VLAN Priority
    616
- Autotracker Policy Types
  618
- Defining and Configuring Autotracker Policies
  620
  - Where These Procedures Start
    620
  - Defining a Port Policy
    620
  - Defining a MAC Address Policy
    620
  - Defining a Protocol Policy
    620
- Viewing Mobile Groups and Autotracker Vlans
  639
- Viewing Policy Configurations
  640
- Viewing Virtual Ports' Group/Vlan Membership
  641
- View VLAN Membership of MAC Devices
  642
- Application Example: DHCP Policies
  643
  - The Vlans
    643
  - DHCP Servers and Clients
    644
  - DHCP Port and MAC Rules
    645
21 Interswitch Protocols

647
- Interswitch Protocol Commands
  647
- Xmap
  648
  - XMAP Transmission States
    649
    
    Discovery Transmission State
    649
    
    Common Transmission State
    650
    
    Passive Reception State
    650
  - Common Transmission and Remote Switches
    650
- Configuring XMAP
  651
  - Enabling or Disabling XMAP
    651
  - Viewing a List of Adjacent Switches
    651
- VLAN Advertisement Protocol (VAP)
  654
  - VAP and Port Policies
    655
- Gmap
  656
  - GMAP Updating Rules
    656
  - Enabling and Disabling GMAP
    657
  - Displaying GMAP Statistics by MAC Address
    659
- The Autotracker Menu
  662
- Autotracker Vlans
  663
  - Autotracker VLAN Policies
    663
  - The Default VLAN
    664
  - How Devices Are Assigned to Autotracker Vlans
    665
    
    The Defvl Command
    665
    
    Port Policy Functionality
    669
  - Frame Flooding in Autotracker Vlans
    675
  - Routing between Autotracker Vlans
    675
- Creating Autotracker Vlans
  676
  - Step A. Entering Basic VLAN Information
    676
  - Step C. Configuring the Virtual Router Port (Optional)
    678
- Modifying an Autotracker VLAN
  684
  - Deleting an Autotracker VLAN
    686
- Viewing Autotracker Vlans
  687
- Viewing Policy Configurations
  688
- Viewing Virtual Ports' VLAN Membership
  689
- View VLAN Membership of MAC Devices
  690
- Creating a VLAN for Banyan Vines Traffic
  691
23 Multicast Vlans

695
24 Autotracker VLAN Application Examples

711
- Application Example 1
  712
- Application Example 2
  714
  - Vlans in IPX Networks
    714
  - IPX VLAN Assignment at Bootup
    715
- Application Example 3
  717
- Application Example 4
  718
- Application Example 5
  720
  - Traversing a Backbone
    720
25 IP Routing

723
- Introduction
  723
- IP Routing Overview
  724
  - Routing Protocols
    724
  - Transport Protocols
    725
  - Application-Layer Protocols
    725
  - Additional IP Protocols
    725
- Setting up IP Routing on the Switch
  726
- The Networking Menu
  728
- The IP Submenu
  729
- Viewing the Address Translation (ARP) Table
  730
- Viewing IP Statistics and Errors
  734
- Viewing the IP Forwarding Table
  737
- Adding an IP Static Route
  739
- Removing an IP Static Route
  741
- Viewing ICMP Statistics and Errors
  742
- Using the PING Command
  744
- Viewing UDP Statistics and Errors
  746
- Viewing the UDP Listener Table
  747
- Viewing RIP Statistics and Errors
  748
- Viewing TCP Statistics
  749
- Viewing the TCP Connection Table
  751
- Using the TELNET Command
  752
  - Cancelling a Telnet Request
    752
- Tracing an IP Route
  753
- Flushing the RIP Routing Tables
  754
- Adding a "Global" IP RIP Filter
  755
  - IP RIP Filter Precedence
    757
  - Deleting IP RIP Filters
    758
  - Displaying IP RIP Filters
    759
    
    Displaying a List of All IP RIP Filters
    759
    
    Displaying a List of "Global" IP RIP Filters
    760
- Configuring IP RIP Filters
  755
- Viewing the IP-To-MAC Address Table
  761
  - Displaying All Entries in the IP-To-MAC Table
    761
  - Flushing Entries from the Table
    762
- Enabling/Disabling Directed Broadcasts
  763
- Path MTU Discovery
  764
26 UDP Forwarding

765
- UDP Relay and RIF Stripping
  765
- UDP Relay Hardware/Software Support
  766
- UDP Relay Configuration Screen
  767
- BOOTP/DHCP Relay
  768
  - Overview of DHCP
    768
  - DHCP and the Omnis/R
    768
  - BOOTP/DHCP Relay and Source Routing
    769
  - BOOTP/DHCP Relay and Authentication
    769
  - External BOOTP Relay
    770
  - Internal BOOTP/DHCP Relay
    771
    
    Example 1
    771
    
    Example 2
    772
  - Enabling BOOTP/DHCP Relay
    773
- Netbios Relays
  775
  - Overview of Netbios
    775
  - Netbios Relay Application
    776
    
    Next-Hop Addresses for NBNS
    778
    
    Forwarding Vlans for NBNS Relay
    779
    
    Next-Hop Addresses for NBDD
    781
    
    Forwarding Vlans for NBDD Relay
    782
- Generic Service UDP Relay
  783
  - Generic Services Menu
    783
  - Adding a Generic Service
    783
  - Modifying a Generic Service
    785
  - Deleting a Generic Service
    786
- Viewing UDP Relay Statistics
  787
27 IPX Routing

789
- Introduction
  789
- IPX Routing Overview
  790
  - IPX Protocols
    790
  - Setting up IPX Routing on the Switch
    791
- The IPX Submenu
  792
- Viewing the IPX Routing Table
  793
  - Displaying All Entries in the IPX Routing Table
    793
    
    Using IPXR with Frame Relay or ISDN Boards
    794
- Viewing IPX Statistics
  796
- Viewing the IPX SAP Bindery
  798
  - Using IPXSAP with Frame Relay or ISDN Boards
    799
- Adding an IPX Static Route
  800
- Removing an IPX Static Route
  801
- Turning the IPX Router Complex on and off
  802
- Flushing the IPX RIP/SAP Tables
  803
- Using the IPXPING Command
  804
- Configuring IPX RIP/SAP Filtering
  806
- Adding a "Global" IPX RIP/SAP Filter
  807
- Configuring IPX Serialization Packet Filtering
  814
  - Enabling IPX Serialization Filtering
    814
  - Disabling IPX Serialization Filtering
    815
- Configuring IPX Watchdog Spoofing
  816
- Configuring SPX Keepalive Spoofing
  818
- Controlling IPX Type 20 Packet Forwarding
  820
- Configuring Netware to Minimize WAN Connections
  821
- Configuring RIP and SAP Timers
  823
  - Adding a RIP and SAP Timer
    823
  - Viewing RIP and SAP Timers
    824
- Configuring Extended RIP and SAP Packets
  825
  - Enabling or Disabling Extended RIP and SAP Packets
    825
  - Viewing the Current Status of Extended Packets
    825
- Configuring an IPX Default Route
  826
28 Managing WAN Switching Modules

827
- Introduction
  827
- Type of Service (Tos)
  828
  - Tos and Qos Interaction
    830
  - DTR Dial Backup
    831
- Supported Physical Interfaces
  832
  - Universal Serial Port
    832
  - ISDN Basic Rate Interface Port
    832
  - Fractional T1 Port
    832
  - Fractional E1 Port
    832
- Application Examples
  833
- Supported Protocols
  833
- Omni Switch/Router WAN Modules
  836
- Cable Interfaces for Universal Serial Ports
  837
  - DTE/DCE Type and Transmit/Receive Pins
    837
  - Data Compression
    838
- Loopback Detection
  839
- The WAN Port Software Menu
  840
  - Modifying a Port
    840
  - Serial Port Example
    841
  - ISDN-BRI Port Example
    847
  - Fractional T1 Port Example
    850
  - Viewing Parameters for All Submodules in the Chassis
    853
  - Viewing Parameters for All Ports in a Single Submodule
    854
  - Viewing Port Parameters
    855
  - Deleting Ports
    863
- Obtaining Status and Statistical Information
  864
29 Managing Frame Relay

873
- Back-To-Back Frame Relay Configurations
  875
- Universal Serial Port Cable Interfaces
  876
- Physical" and "Logical" Devices
  876
- Setting Configuration Parameters
  877
- Compression
  877
- Virtual Circuits and Dlcis
  878
- WSX Self-Configuration and Virtual Circuits
  879
- Congestion Control
  880
  - Regulation Parameters
    880
  - Discard Eligibility (DE) Flag
    881
  - Interaction Among Congestion Parameters
    881
- Frame Formats Supported
  885
- Bridging Services
  886
- Frame Relay IP Routing
  887
- The Frame Relay Subnet and "Split Horizon"
  888
- Frame Relay IPX Routing
  890
- Trunking
  891
- Frame Relay Fragmentation Interleaving
  892
- The Frame Relay Software Menu
  893
  - Modifying a Port
    894
  - Setting Configuration Parameters
    894
  - Modifying a Virtual Circuit
    901
- Adding a Virtual Circuit
  904
- Viewing Configuration Parameters for the WSX
  905
- Deleting Ports and Virtual Circuits
  908
  - Deleting a Virtual Circuit
    908
  - Deleting a Port and Its Virtual Circuits
    909
  - Information on All Boards in a Switch
    910
  - Obtaining Status and Statistical Information
    910
  - Information on the Ports for One WSX Board
    914
  - Information on One Port
    915
  - Information on One Virtual Circuit
    923
  - Notification by BECN
    925
  - Notification by FECN
    925
- Resetting Statistics Counters
  926
- Managing Frame Relay Services
  927
- Configuring a Bridging Service
  929
- Configuring a WAN Routing Service
  931
  - Step 1. Set up a Frame Relay Routing Group
    931
  - Step 2. Set up a Frame Relay Routing Service
    932
- Configuring a Trunking Service
  934
- Viewing Frame Relay Services
  936
- Modifying a Frame Relay Service
  937
- Deleting a Frame Relay Service
  938
30 Point-To-Point Protocol

939
- PPP Connection Phases
  939
- Multi-Link PPP
  940
  - Data Compression
    940
  - Multilink Modes of Operation
    941
  - PPP Fragmentation Interleaving
    941
- The PPP Submenu
  944
- Setting Global PPP Parameters
  945
- Adding a PPP Entity
  947
- Modifying a PPP Entity
  953
- Viewing PPP Entity Configurations
  954
- Displaying PPP Entity Status
  956
  - Displaying the Status of All PPP Entities
    956
- Deleting a PPP Entity
  959
31 WAN Links

961
- Introduction
  961
- The Link Submenu
  962
- Adding a WAN Link
  963
  - Adding WSX Port Links
    963
  - Adding ISDN Call Links
    964
- Modifying a WAN Link
  969
  - Modifying ISDN Links
    969
  - Modifying WSX Links
    970
- Deleting WAN Links
  971
- Viewing WAN Links
  972
  - Displaying All Existing WAN Links
    972
- Displaying Link Status
  975
  - Displaying Status for All WAN Links
    975
32 Managing ISDN Ports

979
33 Managing T1 and E1 Ports

989
- T1 and E1 Overview
  990
- The T1/E1 Menu
  991
- Configuring a T1 Port
  992
- Configuring an E1 Port
  996
- Viewing T1/E1 Configuration and Alarm Information
  999
- Viewing T1/E1 Local Statistics
  1005
  - Viewing Total Local Statistics
    1005
  - Viewing Current Local Statistics
    1006
  - Viewing Local Historical Statistics
    1007
- Viewing T1 Remote Statistics
  1008
  - Viewing Total Remote Statistics
    1008
  - Viewing Current Remote Statistics
    1009
  - Viewing Remote Historical Statistics
    1009
  - Clearing the Framer Statistics for a T1/E1 Port
    1010

Alcatel Omni Switch/Router Getting Started Manual (28 pages)

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Alcatel Omni Switch/Router User Manual (1100 pages)

Table of Contents

1 Omni Switch/Router Chassis and Power Supplies

2 The Omni Switch/Router MPX

3 Omni Switch/Router Switching Modules

36 Running Hardware Diagnostics

4 The User Interface

22 Managing Autotracker Vlans

5 Installing Switch Software

6 Conﬁguring Management Processor Modules

7 Managing Files

8 Switch Security

9 Conﬁguring Switch-Wide Parameters

Index

10 Switch Logging

11 Health Statistics

12 Network Time Protocol

13 SNMP (Simple Network Management Protocol)

14 DNS Resolver and RMON

15 Managing Ethernet Modules

16 Managing 802.1Q Groups

18 Conﬁguring Frame Translations

19 Managing Groups and Ports

21 Interswitch Protocols

23 Multicast Vlans

24 Autotracker VLAN Application Examples

25 IP Routing

26 UDP Forwarding

27 IPX Routing

28 Managing WAN Switching Modules

29 Managing Frame Relay

30 Point-To-Point Protocol

31 WAN Links

32 Managing ISDN Ports

33 Managing T1 and E1 Ports

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