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Lucent Technologies MAX 6000 Configuration Manual (536 pages)

Brand: Lucent Technologies | Category: Network Router | Size: 5.29 MB

Table of Contents

5
- Customer Service
  3
  - Obtaining Technical Assistance
    3
  - Table of Contents
    5
- Chapter 1 Introduction
  
  25
  - Documentation Conventions
    26
1 Introduction

29
3 Configuring WAN Access

41
4 Configuring Individual WAN Connections

127
- Introduction to WAN Links
  128
- The Answer Profile
  129
- Encaps Options
  130
- IP Options
  132
- PPP Options
  133
  - Numeric Parameters
    134
  - Graceful Shutdown and IPX Header Compression
    135
- PAD Options
  136
- T3POS Options
  137
  - For DTE-Initiated Calls
    138
  - Miscellaneous
    139
  - Filter-Related Parameters
    140
- DHCP Options
  141
- Configuring an Answer Profile
  142
- The Connection Profile
  143
  - Telephone Numbers
    144
- Overview of the Options Subprofiles
  145
- Encaps Options
  146
  - Encaps=Mp
    149
  - Encaps=Comb
    150
  - Encaps=X25/Pad
    151
  - Encaps=X25/T3Pos
    152
  - Encaps=X25/Ip
    153
  - Encaps=X.32
    154
  - Max Packet Length
    155
  - Encaps=Ara
    156
  - Sourceip Check, RIP and Pool Parameters
    157
  - Multicast Parameters
    158
  - IPX Parameters
    159
- Appletalk Options
  160
- Session Options
  161
  - Frame Relay Parameters
    162
- OSPF Options
  163
  - More OSPF Parameters
    164
  - Group, FT1 Caller, Data Svc, Force 56 Parameters
    165
- Accounting Options
  166
- DHCP Options
  167
  - Example of Setting Time Limits
    168
- Configuring PPP Connections
  169
- Settings in a RADIUS Profile
  170
- Example of a PPP Connection
  171
- Figure 4-1 a PPP Connection
  171
- Configuring MP, MP+ and BACP Connections
  172
- Enabling PPP Dial-Out for V.110 Modems
  172
- The MP and BACP Parameters
  173
- Figure 4-2 Algorithms for Weighing Bandwidth Usage Samples
  174
  - MP Without BACP
    174
  - Time Period for Calculating Average Line Utilization
    175
- Example of a MP Connection Without BACP
  176
- Example of a MP Connection with BACP
  177
- Configuring Lucent MP+ Connections
  178
- The MP+ Parameters
  179
- Example of MP+ Configuration
  180
- Figure 4-3 an MP+ Connection
  180
- Configuring a Nailed/Mp+ Connection
  182
- Figure 4-4 a MAX Stack for Spanning MP or MP+ Call
  183
- Spanning Multichannel Calls Across a Stack of Units
  183
- Figure 4-5 Packet Flow from the Slave Channel to the Ethernet
  184
- Figure 4-6 Packet Flow from the Ethernet
  185
- Configuring Bidirectional CHAP Support
  190
- Configuring Bidirectional CHAP in RADIUS
  193
- Enhanced Support for MS-CHAP
  198
- Configuring Dial-In PPP for Appletalk
  199
- Configuring Appletalk Connections from RADIUS
  201
- Configuring ARA Connections
  201
- Figure 4-12 an ARA Connection Enabling IP Access
  202
- Configuring Terminal-Server Connections
  203
- Figure 4-13 Terminal-Server Connection to a Local Telnet Host
  203
- Connection Authentication Issues
  204
- V.120 Terminal-Adapter Connections
  205
- TCP-Clear Connections
  206
- Figure 4-14 a TCP-Clear Connection
  207
- Settings in a RADIUS Profile
  207
- Figure 4-15 Sample TCP-Modem Connection
  208
  - TCP-Modem Connections (DNIS Login)
    208
- The Terminal-Server Interface
  209
- The Modem Parameters
  210
- Configuring Terminal Mode
  211
  - Example of Terminal-Mode Configuration
    212
  - Example of Immediate-Mode Configuration
    213
- Configuring PPP Mode
  214
- Configuring Serial Line IP (SLIP) Mode
  215
- Configuring a Combinet Connection
  217
  - Example of Dial-Out Configuration
    217
- Figure 4-16 a Combinet Connection
  217
- The Combinet Bridging Parameters
  218
- Configuring EU Connections
  219
  - Compression
    219
- The EU Parameters
  220
- Example of an EU Connection
  221
- Figure 4-17 EU Connection
  221
- Configuring DHCP Services
  222
- Example of an EU-UI Connection
  222
  - How the MAX Assigns IP Addresses
    223
  - Setting up a DHCP Server
    225
  - Setting up DHCP Spoofing
    226
5 Configuring Frame Relay

227
6 Configuring X.25

265

Lucent Technologies MAX 6000 Network Configuration Manual (578 pages)

Brand: Lucent Technologies | Category: Server | Size: 6.53 MB

Customer Service
3
Obtaining Technical Assistance
3
Chapter 1 Introduction

29
Chapter 2 Configuration Concepts and Profiles

34
Chapter 3 Configuring WAN Access

43
Chapter 4 Configuring Individual WAN Connections

131
- Introduction to WAN Links
  132
- The Answer Profile
  133
- Encaps Options
  134
- IP Options
  136
- PPP Options
  137
- Numeric Parameters
  138
- Graceful Shutdown and IPX Header Compression
  139
- PAD Options
  140
- T3POS Options
  141
- For DTE-Initiated Calls
  142
- Miscellaneous
  143
- Filter-Related Parameters
  144
- DHCP Options
  145
- Configuring an Answer Profile
  146
- The Connection Profile
  147
- Telephone Numbers
  148
- Overview of the Options Subprofiles
  149
- Encaps Options
  150
- Encaps=Mp
  153
- Encaps=Comb
  154
- Encaps=X25/Pad
  155
- Encaps=X25/T3Pos
  156
- Encaps=X25/Ip
  157
- Encaps=X.32
  158
- Encaps=Ara
  160
- Sourceip Check, RIP and Pool Parameters
  161
- Multicast Parameters
  162
- IPX Parameters
  163
- Appletalk Options
  164
- Session Options
  165
- Frame Relay Parameters
  166
- OSPF Options
  167
- More OSPF Parameters
  168
- Group, FT1 Caller, Data Svc, Force 56 Parameters
  169
- Accounting Options
  170
- DHCP Options
  171
- Example of Setting Time Limits
  172
- Configuring PPP Connections
  173
- Settings in a RADIUS Profile
  174
- Example of a PPP Connection
  175
- Enabling PPP Dial-Out for V.110 Modems
  176
- The MP and BACP Parameters
  177
- Enabling BACP for MP Connections
  178
- Target Utilization
  179
- Example of a MP Connection Without BACP
  180
- Example of a MP Connection with BACP
  181
- Configuring Lucent MP+ Connections
  182
- The MP+ Parameters
  183
- Example of MP+ Configuration
  184
- Configuring a Nailed/Mp+ Connection
  185
- Configuring a Connection Profile
  186
- Spanning Multichannel Calls Across a Stack of Units
  187
- Performance Considerations for MAX Stacking
  189
- The Stacking Parameters
  192
- Disabling a MAX Stack
  193
- Configuring Bidirectional CHAP on the MAX Unit
  194
- Setting up Bidirectional CHAP on the MAX Unit for Selected Incoming Calls
  195
- Setting up Bidirectional CHAP on the MAX Unit for Outgoing Calls
  196
- Setting up Bidirectional CHAP in RADIUS for Outgoing Calls
  197
- Setting up Selective Bidirectional CHAP with Callback
  198
- Setting up an Outgoing Call with Double RADIUS Lookups
  199
- Enhanced Support for MS-CHAP
  202
- Configuring an Appletalk PPP Connection with a Connection Profile
  203
- Configuring Appletalk Connections from RADIUS
  204
- Configuring ARA Connections
  205
- Configuring Terminal-Server Connections
  207
- Connection Authentication Issues
  208
- V.120 Terminal-Adapter Connections
  209
- TCP-Clear Connections
  210
- Settings in a RADIUS Profile
  211
- TCP-Modem Connections (DNIS Login)
  212
- Menu Mode
  213
- Example of a Modem Configuration
  214
- Configuring Terminal Mode
  215
- Example of Terminal-Mode Configuration
  216
- Configuring Menu Mode
  217
- Configuring PPP Mode
  218
- Example of SLIP Configuration
  219
- Example of Dial-Out Configuration
  220
- Configuring a Combinet Connection
  221
- The Combinet Bridging Parameters
  222
- Example of Combinet Configuration
  223
- The EU Parameters
  224
- Example of an EU Connection
  225
- Configuring DHCP Services
  226
- How the MAX Assigns IP Addresses
  227
- Setting up a DHCP Server
  229
- Configuring POTS Capability on the MAX 6000 and MAX 3000
  230
- FXS Line Profiles
  231
- Call Routes Profile
  232
- Internal Sorting of Call Routes
  234
- Numbering Plan Profile
  237
- Examples of Rollover Configurations
  242
- Example of a Numbering Plan Profile
  244
- Routing Inbound Calls
  245
- Line Status
  246
Chapter 5 Configuring Frame Relay

247
Chapter 6 Configuring X.25

285
- Introduction to Lucent X.25 Implementation
  286
- Dialing, Billing and Signaling Parameters
  287
- X.25 Profile Parameters
  288
- X.121 and VCE Timer Val Parameters
  290
- Configuring X.25 IP Connections
  292
- Max Unsucc. Calls, Inactivity Timer, and MRU Parameters
  293
- Route IP and LAN Adrs
  294
- Configuring X.25 PAD Connections
  295
- X.3 Param Prof
  296
- Configuring an X.25 PAD Connection
  297
- Example of X.25 PAD
  298
- X.25 PAD Commands
  302
- X.25 PAD Commands for Managing Calls
  303
- PAD Service Signals
  305
- X.25 Clear Cause Codes
  306
- Configuring X.25 PAD Users from RADIUS
  308
- Customizing Script Support for X.25 PAD
  309
- Accessing the PAD by Using the PAD Script Support Feature
  310
- Configuring X.32 Profiles for Incoming Switched X.25 Connections
  311
- Net2Net Circuit Mode
  312
- ISDN Packet Mode (On-Demand X.25)
  313
- Setting up ISDN D Channel X.25 Support
  314
- Protocol Summary
  315
- Flow Control
  317
- Configuring a T3POS Connection
  318
- Always On/Dynamic ISDN (AO/DI)
  319
- Introduction
  320
- Configuring an AO/DI Connection
  321
- Configuring the Answer Profile
  322
- Displaying AO/DI Operation
  323
- Displaying Active AO/DI Calls
  324
- Displaying Packet Processing for a Specific Session
  325
- RADIUS Dial-In AO/DI Profile for PAP/CHAP with a Fixed IP Address
  330
- Changes to Show Users Command
  331
Chapter 7 Configuring IP Fax

333
Chapter 8 Configuring OSPF Routing

346
- TAOS Implementation of OSPF
  347
- Exchange of Routing Information
  348
- Configurable Metrics
  349
- Hierarchical Routing (Areas)
  350
- Stub Areas
  351
- The Link-State Routing Algorithm
  352
- Configuring OSPF Routing in the MAX
  354
- Make Sure the MAX Is Configured as an IP Host
  355
- Configuring OSPF Across the WAN
  357
- Configuring a WAN Link that Does Not Support OSPF
  358
- Configuring the MAX as an NSSA Internal Router
  360
Chapter 9 Configuring IP Routing

362
Chapter 10 Setting up IP Multicast Forwarding

424
Chapter 11 Setting up Virtual Private Networks

431
- Configuring ATMP Tunnels
  432
- Setting the UDP Port
  433
- How Link Compression Affects the MTU
  434
- Router and Gateway Mode
  435
- Understanding the Foreign Agent Parameters and Attributes
  437
- Example of Configuring a Foreign Agent (IP)
  439
- Example of Configuring a Foreign Agent (IPX)
  440
- Configuring a Home Agent
  441
- Configuring a Home Agent in Gateway Mode
  445
- Specifying the Tunnel Password
  452
- Supporting Mobile Client Routers (IP Only)
  455
- Home Agent in Router Mode
  456
- Configuring PPTP Tunnels for Dial-In Clients
  457
- Understanding the PPTP PAC Parameters
  458
- Example of a PPTP Tunnel Across Multiple Pops
  459
- Routing a Terminal-Server Session to a PPTP Server
  460
- Configuring L2TP Tunnels for Dial-In Clients
  461
- How the MAX Creates L2TP Tunnels
  462
- LAC and LNS Mode
  463
- Flow Control
  464
- Configuration of the MAX as an LAC
  466
- Configuring the MAX
  467
- Using Multiple L2TP System Names
  468
- Example of Tunnel Authentication
  469
- Creating Parallel L2TP Tunnels to the same End Point
  471
- Configuration of the MAX as an LNS
  473
- Using DNS List Attempts for L2F and L2TP
  474
- SNMP MIB for L2TP Added
  475
- Configuring Virtual Routers
  477
- Current Limitations
  478
- Creating a Virtual Router Profile
  479
- Disabling a Virtual Router Profile
  480
- Enabling the Vrouter Feature on IPX
  481
Chapter 12 Configuring IPX Routing

482
Chapter 13 Appletalk Routing

507
Chapter 14 Configuring Packet Bridging

514
- Disadvantages of Bridging
  515
- Establishing a Bridged Connection
  516
- How the MAX Supports Bridging
  517
- Configuring Bridged Connections
  518
- Station
  519
- Bridge Adrs Parameters
  520
- RADIUS Bridging Attributes
  521
- Bridge Profile Configuration Examples
  522
- Example of a Bridged Connection
  523
- IPX Bridged Configurations
  525
- Example of an IPX Client Bridge (Local Clients)
  527
- Example of an IPX Server Bridge (Local Servers)
  528
- Configuring Proxy Mode on the MAX
  529

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Lucent Technologies MAX 6000 Configuration Manual (536 pages)

Table of Contents

Table of Contents

Chapter 1 Introduction

1 Introduction

Chapter 2: Configuration Concepts and Profiles

Chapter 10: Setting up Virtual Private Networks

Chapter 11: Configuring IPX Routing

Chapter 3: Configuring WAN Access

Chapter 4: Configuring Individual WAN Connections

Chapter 5: Configuring Frame Relay

Chapter 6: Configuring X.25

Chapter 7: Configuring IP Routing

Chapter 8: Configuring OSPF Routing

Chapter 9: Setting up IP Multicast Forwarding

3 Configuring WAN Access

4 Configuring Individual WAN Connections

5 Configuring Frame Relay

6 Configuring X.25

Chapter 12 Appletalk Routing

Chapter 13 Configuring Packet Bridging

Chapter 14 Defining Static Filters

Lucent Technologies MAX 6000 Network Configuration Manual (578 pages)

Table of Contents

Chapter 1 Introduction

Chapter 2 Configuration Concepts and Profiles

Chapter 3 Configuring WAN Access

Chapter 4 Configuring Individual WAN Connections

Chapter 5 Configuring Frame Relay

Chapter 6 Configuring X.25

Chapter 7 Configuring IP Fax

Chapter 8 Configuring OSPF Routing

Chapter 9 Configuring IP Routing

Chapter 10 Setting up IP Multicast Forwarding

Chapter 11 Setting up Virtual Private Networks

Chapter 12 Configuring IPX Routing

Chapter 13 Appletalk Routing

Chapter 14 Configuring Packet Bridging

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