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Cabletron Systems CyberSWITCH 1200 User Manual (644 pages)

WORKGROUP REMOTE ACCESS SWITCH

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Table of Contents
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Using this Guide

23
- Documentation Set
  24
- Guide Conventions
  25
System Overview

26
- The Cyberswitch
  27
  - The Cyberswitch Network
    27
  - Unique System Features
    28
  - Interoperability Overview
    30
    
    Interoperability Protocols
    30
    
    Interoperability Devices
    31
  - Security Overview
    32
  - Network Interface Overview
    32
  - System Components
    33
  - Remote ISDN Devices
    34
  - Switches Supported
    35
Hardware Overview

36
- Safety Considerations
  36
- System Platforms
  37
  - The CSX1000 and NE Link 1000 (a Network Express Product)
    37
    
    Platform Description
    38
    
    System Characteristics
    40
  - The CSX1200
    42
    
    Platform Description
    43
    
    System Characteristics
    43
  - Cabling Information
    44
    
    LAN Access
    44
    
    Back-To-Back Setup
    45
    
    WAN Access
    46
    
    Administration Console Access
    47
  - The CSX1200-E11-MOD
    48
- System Modules
  49
  - The CSX1200-U4-MOD
    50
Software Overview

51
- Overview
  51
- System Software
  51
- System Files
  51
  - Configuration Files
    51
  - Operational Files
    52
  - User Level Security Files
    53
  - Workgroup Remote Access Switch
    53
System Installation

54
Ordering ISDN Service (US Only)

56
Hardware Installation

63
- Pre-Installation Requirements
  63
- Installing the CSX1200-E11-MOD
  64
- Installing the CSX1200-U4-MOD
  65
  - Cabling
    66
Accessing the Cyberswitch

67
- Overview
  67
- Making Connections
  67
  - Direct Connection
    67
  - Null-Modem Connection to a PC
    67
    
    Changing the Baud Rate
    68
  - Remote Connection Using Telnet
    69
  - Remote Connection Using a Modem
    69
- Establishing an Administration Session
  70
- Powering on
  70
- Accessing the Release Notes
  72
Upgrading System Software

73
Basic Configuration

82
Configuration Tools

83
- Overview
  83
- Cfgedit
  83
  - Executing CFGEDIT
    83
  - Saving CFGEDIT Changes
    84
- Dynamic Management
  84
- Default Configuration
  86
- Using the Network Worksheets
  86
- Using the Configuration Chapters
  87
Configuring Resources and Lines

88
- Overview
  88
- Resources
  88
- Lines
  92
- Subaddresses
  99
Configuring Basic Bridging

100
- Overview
  100
- MAC Layer Bridging Option
  100
Configuring Basic IP Routing

102
- Overview
  102
- Internet Protocol (IP) Option
  102
  - Enabling IP
    102
  - IP Option Configuration Elements
    103
  - IP Background Information
    103
- IP Operating Mode
  103
- IP Network Interfaces
  105
- Static Routes
  124
- Default Routes
  129
  - Configuring Default Routes
    129
  - Default Route Configuration Elements
    129
- Routing Information Protocol (RIP) Option
  130
  - Enabling/Disabling IP RIP
    130
  - IP RIP Configuration Elements
    131
  - IP RIP Background Information
    131
Security

132
Security Overview

133
- Overview
  133
- Security Level
  133
- System Options and Information
  134
- Device Level Databases
  134
- User Level Databases
  135
- Off-Node Server Information
  135
- Network Login Information
  135
Configuring Security Level

136
- Overview
  136
- No Security
  138
  - Configuring no Security
    138
- Device Level Security
  139
  - Configuring Device Level Security
    139
  - Device Level Security Background Information
    139
    
    Overview of Device Authentication Process
    140
- User Level Security
  140
  - Configuring User Level Security
    140
  - User Level Security Background Information
    140
    
    Authentication Using a Security Token Card
    141
    
    System Requirements
    142
    
    Authentication Process with User Level Security
    143
- Device and User Level Security
  144
  - Configuring Device and User Level Security
    144
  - Device and User Level Background Information
    145
Configuring System Options and Information

146
Configuring Device Level Databases

155
Configuring User Level Databases

176
- Overview
  176
- User Level Authentication Database Location
  176
Configuring Off-Node Server Information

178
Configuring Network Login Information

188
Advanced Configuration

195
Configuring Alternate Accesses

196
- Overview
  196
- Dedicated Accesses
  196
- Accesses
  198
  - Configuring an X.25 Access
    198
    
    Basic Configuration Information
    198
    
    LAPB Configuration Information
    199
    
    Configuration Information
    199
    
    Permanent Virtual Circuit Information
    201
  - Configuration Elements
    201
    
    Line Configuration Elements
    201
    
    LAPB Configuration Elements
    202
    
    Access Configuration Elements
    203
    
    PVC Configuration Elements
    206
  - Access Background Information
    207
    
    Current X.25 Restrictions
    209
- Frame Relay Accesses
  209
  - Configuring a Frame Relay Access
    209
    
    Configuring General Access Information
    209
    
    Configuring Apvc
    210
  - Frame Relay General Configuration Elements
    211
  - Frame Relay PVC Configuration Elements
    212
  - Workgroup Remote Access Switch
    213
  - Frame Relay Access Background Information
    214
    
    The Local Management Interface Overview
    215
    
    Data Rate Control Overview
    215
    
    Congestion Control Overview
    216
    
    Current Restrictions
    216
Configuring Advanced Bridging

218
- Overview
  218
- Bridge Dial out
  218
  - Configuring the Device List for Bridge Dial out
    219
- Spanning Tree Protocol
  220
  - Configuring Spanning Tree Protocol
    220
  - Spanning Tree Protocol Configuration Elements
    220
- Bridge Mode of Operation
  220
- Bridge Filters
  222
- Known Connect List
  235
Configuring Advanced IP Routing

237
- Overview
  237
- Static ARP Table Entries
  238
- The Isolated Mode
  239
- Static Route Lookup Via RADIUS
  239
- IP Address Pool
  240
- IP Filters
  241
  - Initiating the IP Filter Configuration
    241
  - Configuring Packet Types
    242
    
    Configuring the Common IP Portion
    243
    
    Configuring TCP
    244
    
    Configuring UDP
    244
    
    Configuring ICMP
    245
  - Configuring Forwarding Filters
    246
  - Configuring Connection Filters
    247
    
    Using CFGEDIT
    247
  - Configuring Exception Filter
    248
    
    Modifying the Final Condition for a Filter
    249
  - Applying Filters
    249
    
    Applying Filters to Network Interfaces
    249
    
    Applying the Global Forwarding Filter
    249
    
    Applying Per-Device Forwarding Filters
    249
  - IP Filters Configuration Elements
    250
  - IP Filters Background Information
    251
    
    Filter Composition
    252
    
    Types of Filters
    252
    
    Role of Filters in the IP Processing Flow
    253
    
    Packet Types
    254
  - Limitations
    255
  - Example of an IP Filter Configuration
    256
- DHCP Relay Agent
  258
  - Configuring Adhcp Relay Agent
    258
  - DHCP Configuration Elements
    259
  - DHCP Background Information
    259
    
    DHCP/BOOTP Relay Agent Environments
    259
    
    Example DHCP Configurations
    261
- DHCP Proxy Client
  265
  - Configuring the DHCP Proxy Client
    265
  - DHCP Configuration Elements and Background Information
    266
    
    Sample Configuration: IP Router with DHCP Proxy Client
    267
Configuring IPX

269
- Overview
  269
- Configuring IPX Information
  270
- IPX Routing Option
  271
  - Enabling/Disabling IPX
    271
  - IPX Option Configuration Element
    271
  - IPX Option Background Information
    272
- IPX Internal Network Number
  272
- IPX Network Interfaces
  273
- IPX Routing Protocols
  278
- IPX Static Routes
  281
- IPX Netware Static Services
  283
- IPX Spoofing
  285
  - Configuring IPX Spoofing
    285
  - IPX Spoofing Configuration Elements
    286
  - IPX Spoofing Background Information
    286
    
    Watchdog Protocol
    287
    
    SPX Protocol
    287
- IPX Type 20 Packet Handling
  288
- IPX Isolated Mode
  289
- IPX Triggered RIP/SAP
  290
- IPX-Specific Information for Devices
  292
  - Configuring IPX Devices
    292
    
    WAN Devices
    292
    
    Remote LAN Devices
    295
  - IPX Configuration Elements for Devices
    296
  - IPX Background Information for Devices
    297
    
    IPX Triggered RIP/SAP Device Background
    297
Configuring SNMP

298
- Overview
  298
- SNMP Configuration Elements
  300
- SNMP Background Information
  301
Configuring Appletalk Routing

305
- Overview
  305
- Appletalk Routing Option
  305
- Appletalk Ports
  306
  - Configuring Appletalk Ports
    306
  - Appletalk Ports Configuration Elements
    307
  - Appletalk Ports Background Information
    308
    
    The Appletalk Network Type
    308
    
    Dynamic Node Address Assignment
    308
    
    The Zone Concept
    309
    
    Appletalk Remote LAN
    309
- Appletalk Static Routes
  310
- Appletalk Capacities
  311
- Appletalk Isolated Mode
  312
  - Configuring the Appletalk Isolated Mode
    312
  - Appletalk Isolated Mode Configuration Elements
    312
Configuring Call Control

313
- Overview
  313
- Throughput Monitor
  313
- Call Interval Parameters
  318
- Monthly Call Charge
  319
- Call Restrictions
  320
- Bandwidth Reservation
  323
- Semipermanent Connections
  326
- VRA Manager as a Call Control Manager
  330
  - Configuring VRA Manager for Call Control
    330
  - Configuration Elements
    330
  - Background Information
    331
    
    Call Control Management
    331
    
    Limitations/Considerations
    332
Configuring Other Advanced Options

333
- Overview
  333
- PPP Configuration
  333
  - Configuring PPP
    333
  - PPP Configuration Elements
    334
  - PPP Background Information
    335
    
    PPP Link Failure Detection
    335
    
    PPP Reference Documents
    336
- Default Line Protocol
  337
- Log Options
  338
  - Configuring Log Options
    338
  - Log Options Configuration Elements
    338
  - Log Options Background Information
    339
    
    Local Log File Overview
    339
    
    Syslog Server Overview
    339
    
    CDR Log Report Overview
    340
- Compression Options
  345
- Tftp
  348
  - Configuring TFTP
    348
  - TFTP Configuration Elements
    349
  - TFTP Background Information
    349
- File Attributes
  350
Troubleshooting

352
System Verification

353
Problem Diagnosis

384
- Overview
  384
  - General Procedures
    384
- LAN Adapter
  384
- Bridge Initialization
  385
- IP Routing Initialization
  385
- WAN Line Availability
  385
- Dedicated Connections
  387
- Frame Relay Connections
  387
- Connections
  388
- Remote Device Connectivity
  389
- Multi-Level Security
  390
- LAN Attachment
  390
- IP Host Mode
  391
- IP Routing over Interface Connections
  392
- IP Filters
  396
- Ip Rip
  397
- IPX Routing
  400
- IPX Routing and Service Tables
  403
  - Triggered RIP/SAP Start up
    404
  - Triggered RIP/SAP Operation
    404
- Appletalk Routing
  404
- Snmp
  408
- Dial out
  410
- Call Detail Recording
  411
- Compression
  412
- DHCP: Relay Agent
  413
  - Relay Agent Initialization
    413
  - Enabling the Relay Agent
    413
  - Relay Agent Operation
    414
- DHCP: Proxy Client
  414
  - Proxy Client Initialization
    414
  - Enabling the Proxy Client
    415
  - Proxy Client Operation
    415
- Proxy ARP Operation
  416
LED Indicators

418
- Overview
  418
- Local Area Network LED Indicators
  418
- WAN LED Indicators
  418
  - BRI LED Indicators
    418
  - PRI LED Indicators
    419
  - LANVIEW Leds (CSX1200-E11-MOD)
    420
  - NT1 Status Leds (CSX1200-U4-MOD Only)
    421
- Service Indicator
  422
  - Service Indicator Remains Lit
    422
  - Service Indicator Blinks
    423
- Alarm Leds (PRI Only)
  424
  - Workgroup Remote Access Switch
    459
  - Packet Capture Commands
    547

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Cabletron Systems CyberSWITCH 1200 User Manual (644 pages)

Table of Contents

Using this Guide

System Overview

Hardware Overview

Software Overview

System Installation

Ordering ISDN Service (US Only)

Hardware Installation

Accessing the Cyberswitch

Upgrading System Software

Basic Configuration

Configuration Tools

Configuring Resources and Lines

Configuring Basic Bridging

Configuring Basic IP Routing

Security

Security Overview

Configuring Security Level

Configuring System Options and Information

Configuring Device Level Databases

Configuring User Level Databases

Configuring Off-Node Server Information

Configuring Network Login Information

Advanced Configuration

Configuring Alternate Accesses

Configuring Advanced Bridging

Configuring Advanced IP Routing

Configuring IPX

Configuring SNMP

Configuring Appletalk Routing

Configuring Call Control

Configuring Other Advanced Options

Troubleshooting

System Verification

Problem Diagnosis

LED Indicators

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