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Nortel BayStack 100-S Using Manual (344 pages)
Nortel BayStack 100-S: User Guide
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Table of Contents
Restricted Rights Legend
2
Statement of Conditions
2
Table of Contents
5
Before You Begin
25
Preface
25
Text Conventions
27
Related Publications
28
Hard-Copy Technical Manuals
29
How to Get Help
30
Chapter 1 Introduction
31
How Instant Internet Can Function in Your Network
31
IP Networks
32
IPX Networks
32
Services Instant Internet Provides
33
Table 1 Services that Instant Internet Provides
33
Deciding What to Do Next
34
Chapter 2 User Access Administration
35
Administration Program Overview
35
Starting Admin
36
Administration Program Icons
36
Table 2 Admin User Icons
36
Default User and Everyone Group
37
Restoring the Default User
37
Figure 1 Default User Icon
37
Restoring the Everyone Group
38
Managing Directory Service Users and Groups
38
Setting the Domain
39
Figure 2 Set Domain Dialog Box
39
Setting User Name Order
40
Figure 3 Set User Name Order Dialog Box
40
Migrating Your Database to Use Unique Users and Groups by Server
41
Managing Windows 95, Windows 98, Windows NT, and Windows 2000 Domain Users and Groups
41
Viewing Windows 95, Windows 98, Windows NT, or Windows 2000 Users and Groups
42
Managing Netware NDS Users and Groups
42
Setting the Context for NDS
43
Managing Novell Bindery Users and Groups
43
Setting the Netware Preferred Server
44
Setting up IP Users Not Using Iilogin
44
Creating and Removing Users and Groups
45
Creating a New User or Group
45
Creating a User
46
Figure 4 Prompt to Use Selected User as a Template
46
Figure 5 Create a User Dialog Box
46
Creating a Group
47
Figure 6 Prompt to Use Selected Group as a Template
47
Figure 7 Create a Group Dialog Box
47
Adding a User to a Group
48
Deleting Users and Groups
49
Deleting a User
49
Figure 8 Delete User Confirmation Message Box
49
Deleting a Group
50
Managing Users and Groups
50
Figure 9 Delete Group Confirmation Message Box
50
Copying User and Group Internet Access Settings
51
Figure 10 Copy User Confirmation Message Box
52
Figure 11 Copy Group Confirmation Message Box
52
Figure 12 Effective Settings of User Dialog Box
53
Viewing Effective User Access
53
Defining User and Group Access
54
Disabling User or Group Access
56
Figure 13 Change Settings of User Dialog Box
56
Ignoring Group Settings Option
57
Enabling Logging for a User
57
Configuring Internet Access
58
Figure 14 Change User Access Dialog Box
58
Defining Controlled Internet Access
59
Three Kinds of Internet Addressing
60
Overview of Configuring Internet Access
61
Table 3 Designating Internet Access - Wildcard Symbol
61
Table 4 Designating Internet Access - Checkmark
62
Table 5 Designating Internet Access - X
62
Table 6 Sample Internet Access Control List
62
Adding Internet Access
63
Figure 15 Change Settings of User Dialog Box
64
Figure 16 Change Internet Access Dialog Box
64
Figure 17 Add Internet Access Dialog Box
65
Table 7 Add Internet Access Dialog Box Items
65
Removing Internet Access
66
Figure 18 Change Settings of User Dialog Box
67
Figure 19 Change Internet Access Dialog Box
67
Changing Internet Access
68
Figure 20 Delete Access Confirmation Message Box
68
Figure 21 Change Settings of User Dialog Box
69
Figure 22 Change Internet Access Dialog Box
69
Managing News Group Access
70
Figure 23 Change Internet Access Dialog Box
70
Adding News Group Access
71
Figure 24 Change Settings of User Dialog Box
71
Figure 25 Change News Groups Dialog Box
72
Figure 26 Add News Group Dialog Box
72
Figure 27 Change Settings of User Dialog Box
73
Removing News Group Access
73
Changing News Group Access
74
Figure 28 Change News Groups Dialog Box
74
Figure 29 Delete News Group Confirmation Message Box
74
Figure 30 Change Settings of User Dialog Box
75
Figure 31 Change News Groups Dialog Box
75
Managing Incoming Port Access
76
Figure 32 Change News Group Dialog Box
76
Adding Incoming Port Access
77
Figure 33 Change Settings of User Dialog Box
77
Figure 34 Change Incoming Ports Dialog Box
78
Figure 35 Add Incoming Port Dialog Box
78
Removing Incoming Port Access
79
Table 8 Add Incoming Port Dialog Box Items
79
Figure 36 Change Settings of User Dialog Box
80
Figure 37 Change Incoming Ports Dialog Box
80
Changing Incoming Port Access
81
Figure 38 Delete Incoming Port Confirmation Message Box
81
Figure 39 Change Settings of User Dialog Box
82
Figure 40 Change Incoming Ports Dialog Box
82
Managing RAW Sockets
83
Figure 41 Change Incoming Port Dialog Box
83
Figure 42 Change Settings of User Dialog Box
84
Specifying the Message a User Sees Upon an Error
85
Creating Reports
85
Figure 43 Select Reports Dialog Box
85
Common User and Group Access Examples
86
Allowing Unlimited Access for Everyone
86
Table 9 Report Options
86
Figure 44 Change User Access Dialog Box
87
Restricting Access to a few Sites for Everyone
88
Figure 45 Change Internet Access to Deny Access to a Site Example
88
Figure 46 Restrict Internet Access Example
89
Allowing Access to a few Sites
90
Figure 47 Allow Internet Access Example
90
Managing a Remote Instant Internet Unit
91
Chapter 3 Internet Activity Logging
93
Activity Logging Overview
93
Figure 48 Monitor Main Window
94
Table 10 Monitor Main Window Toolbar Buttons
94
Monitoring an Instant Internet Unit
95
Viewing Statistics
95
Figure 49 Sample Stats Window
96
Table 11 Stats Window Statistics
96
Table 12 Stats Window Statistics for a Dial-Up or ISDN Interface or a VPN
97
Viewing Users
99
Figure 50 Sample Users Window
99
Table 13 Users Window Statistics
100
Table 14 Monitor Main Window Toolbar Buttons
100
Viewing Web Site Access
101
Table 15 Sort Options in the Users Window
101
Figure 51 Sample Log Window
102
Table 16 Log Statistics
102
Table 17 Log Window Toolbar Buttons
103
Table 18 Sort Options in the Log Window
103
Viewing Diagnostic Information
104
Figure 52 Sample Diag Window
104
Table 19 Diag Window Statistics
105
Performing a Trace
106
Monitoring Multiple Instant Internet Units
107
Figure 53 Sample Trace Results File
107
Figure 54 Multiple Instant Internet Units Window
108
Activating Automatic Logging
109
Table 20 Autolog Toolbar Buttons
109
Configuring Automatic Logging
110
Enabling Auto Run
110
Figure 55 Event Information Dialog Box
111
Deleting a Log from the Automatic Logging Configuration
112
Editing an Automatic Logging Configuration
112
Exporting Log Files
113
Chapter 4 Proxy Services
115
Understanding Proxy Servers
115
Using Setup
115
Configuring Instant Internet as a Web Proxy Server
116
Figure 56 Services Dialog Box, Web Proxy Option
117
Using a Commercial Proxy Server
118
Figure 57 WEB Proxy Configuration Dialog Box
118
Enabling Web Configuration
119
Configuring Workstations to Use the Instant Internet Unit as a Web Proxy Server
119
Figure 58 WEB Server Configuration Dialog Box
119
Configuring Instant Internet as a DNS Proxy Server
120
Configuring Instant Internet as a SOCKS Proxy Server
121
Figure 59 Services Dialog Box, DNS Proxy Option
121
Using SOCKS Workstations with the Administration Program
122
Figure 60 Services Dialog Box, SOCKS Proxy Option
122
Administration Options that Do Not Apply to SOCKS Workstations
123
Host Name Access Controls and SOCKS
123
Configuring Socksified Applications
124
Configuring Common SOCKS-Enabled Software
125
Third-Party Socksifying Software
126
Additional Information
126
Chapter 5 Advanced IP Configuration
127
Using Setup
127
Configuring a Static Route
128
Figure 61 Static Routes Dialog Box
129
Figure 62 Static Route Configuration Dialog Box
129
Configuring IP Forwarding
130
Enabling IP Forwarding
130
Enabling IP Forwarding for a Unit
131
Figure 63 Other Settings Dialog Box
131
Enabling IP Forwarding for Two Ethernet Interfaces
132
Enabling IP Forwarding for Two Interfaces
132
Using Network Address Translation
133
Configuring Address Translation
134
Disabling Address Translation
134
Publishing a Private Server
135
Figure 64 Interface Configuration Dialog Box
135
Using Dynamic DNS
135
Configuring Instant Internet to Publish a Private Server
136
Figure 65 Server Publication Dialog Box
137
Example: Publishing an SMTP Server When You Have a Static
138
Figure 66 Server Publication Configuration Dialog Box
138
IP Address
138
Example: Publishing a Web Server When You Have a Dynamic
139
Figure 67 Publishing an SMTP Server When You Have a Static IP Address
139
IP Address
139
Figure 68 Other Settings Dialog Box
140
Example: Publishing a Server for Netmeeting
141
Configuring an IP Filter
142
Figure 69 Publishing a Server for Netmeeting
142
Processing a Packet through an IP Filter
143
Figure 70 Interface Filter Configuration Dialog Box
144
Figure 71 Filter Configuration Dialog Box
145
Figure 72 Rule Configuration Dialog Box
146
Applying a Filter to an Interface
148
Figure 73 Interface Filter Configuration Dialog Box
148
Enabling Instant Internet as a DHCP Server
149
Scopes and Leases
149
Using the Dhcp/Bootp Relay Agent Feature
150
Figure 74 Services Dialog Box
151
Figure 75 DHCP Configuration Dialog Box
151
Configuring Instant Internet as a DHCP Server
152
Figure 76 Services Dialog Box
152
Figure 77 DHCP Configuration Dialog Box
153
Figure 78 Scope Configuration Dialog Box
154
Figure 79 Enter Excluded Addresses Dialog Box
155
Figure 80 Enter Server Address Dialog Box
156
Using Instant Internet as a DHCP Workstation
157
Configuring the Routing Information Protocol
157
Figure 81 Rip's Dialog Box
158
Configuring an Alias for an Interface
159
Example
159
Using a DMZ
160
Configuring Instant Internet to Support a DMZ
161
Configuring the Interface to Support the DMZ
161
Deciding Whether to Enable IP Forwarding for Your DMZ
162
Figure 82 Enter IP Information for Interface Dialog Box
162
Publishing the Server(S)
162
Example: Using a DMZ to Publish a Web Server
163
Figure 83 Enter IP Information for Interface Dialog Box
163
Figure 84 Server Publication Dialog Box
164
Chapter 6 IP Security and VPN
167
Understanding Virtual Private Networking
167
Understanding Modes
168
Using Perfect Forward Secrecy
169
Using the Default Network Specification
170
Figure 85 Ipsec Configuration Dialog Box
170
Figure 86 Ipsec Configuration Dialog Box
171
Managing Local and Remote IP Addresses
172
Adding a Local or Remote IP Address
172
Figure 87 Enter IP Address Dialog Box
172
Removing a Local or Remote IP Address
173
Using Pings
173
Figure 88 Pings Dialog Box
175
Figure 89 Ping Configuration Dialog Box
176
Understanding How an Instant Internet-To-Instant Internet VPN Works
177
Allowing Only Incoming Connections
177
Allowing Only Outgoing Connections
178
Figure 90 Ipsec Configuration Dialog Box
178
Figure 91 Ipsec Configuration Dialog Box
179
Figure 92 Enter Monitor / Control Connection Information Dialog Box
180
Allowing both Outgoing and Incoming Connections
181
Figure 93 Ipsec Configuration Dialog Box
181
Figure 94 Enter Monitor / Control Connection Information Dialog Box
182
Understanding How an Instant Internet-To-CES VPN Works
183
General Guidelines
183
Other Issues
185
Dial-Up Environments and Tunnel Validity
186
How a Tunnel Is Initiated
186
Tunnel Validity
186
Tunnel Timeouts
187
Tunneling to CES When Instant Internet Has a Static IP Address
188
Example for Configuring a Branch Office Connection in the CES
189
Configuring Instant Internet as a Main-Mode VPN Tunnel
190
Figure 95 Ipsec Configuration Dialog Box
190
Figure 96 Enter Monitor / Control Connection Information Dialog Box
191
Tunneling to the CES When Instant Internet Has a Dynamic IP Address
192
Example for Configuring the Non-Contivity Client Connection
193
Configuring Instant Internet as an Aggressive-Mode VPN Tunnel
194
Figure 97 Ipsec Configuration Dialog Box
194
On the CES
194
Figure 98 Enter Monitor / Control Connection Information Dialog Box
195
Troubleshooting a VPN Tunnel Connection
196
Viewing a Unit's Ipsec Log
197
Ipsec Connection State Information
197
Table 21 Phase 1 Main Mode States
198
Table 22 Phase 1 Aggressive Mode States
198
Table 23 Phase 2 Main Mode States
199
Table 24 Other State
199
Chapter 7 Web Cache Configuration
201
Introduction to Web Caching
201
How the Instant Internet Unit Functions as a Proxy Server
201
How the Instant Internet Unit Functions as a Caching Proxy Server
202
How Web Caching Works
202
How the Instant Internet Unit Expires Entries
202
How Web Caching Works with a User's Local Cache
203
Connecting to the Instant Internet Unit with a Web Browser
204
Viewing the Instant Internet Unit System Status
205
Figure 99 Instant Internet Web Home Page
205
Figure 100 Web Cache Page
206
Getting Started with the Web Cache
206
Increasing Efficiency
207
Fine-Tuning Cache Settings
208
Increasing Bandwidth Savings
208
Increasing Response Times
208
Deciding How Long to Run an Experiment
209
Selecting a Cache Level
209
Expiration Percent
210
How Cache Levels Are Defined
210
Example One
211
Example Two
211
Minimum Expiration Time
211
Error Message
212
Example One
212
Example Two
212
Special Web Requests
212
Predefined Cache Levels Default Values
213
Table 25 Cache Level Default Expiration Settings for Text and Non-Text Entries
213
Creating a Custom Cache Level
214
Interpreting Statistics
215
Using Statistics to Fine-Tune Cache Settings
215
Viewing Why Requests Are Not Sent from the Cache
216
Limiting the Size of a Cached Entry
217
Setting Options for Special Web Requests
219
CGI Requests
219
Query Requests
219
No-Cache" Requests
220
Setting the Action the Cache Performs When a Web Server Error Occurs
222
Resetting Cache Statistics
222
Managing Cookies
223
Establishing a Cookie Management Policy
224
Managing Cookies for All Unconfigured Web Sites
225
Managing Cookies for a Particular Web Site
226
Enabling Cookies for a Particular Web Site
226
Sorting the Web Sites List
227
Managing Web Site Access
228
Blocking Web Site Access
229
Blocking Access to All Unconfigured Web Sites
229
Blocking Access to a Particular Web Site
230
Setting Web Site Activity Display Options
230
Configuring Web Site Display Options
231
Bypassing the Cache for a Web Site
231
Saving and Restoring Web Site Configuration
233
Refreshing Cache Entries
234
Setting Active Refresh Options
234
Interpreting Active Refresh Statistics
235
Troubleshooting the Web Cache
235
I Requested a Web Site, but There was no Response
236
I Blocked a Site, but It Still Opens in a User's Web Browser
236
I Requested a Web Page, but the Content Looks Outdated
236
To Respond
237
I am Not Able to Configure a Personalized Web Page
238
I Logged on to a Web Site, but I am Prompted to Log on Again
238
I Added an Item to My Online Shopping Cart, but It's Still Empty
238
Chapter 8 Advanced Communications Configuration
239
Configuring Advanced Communication Settings for an ISDN Connection
239
Adding a Backup Phone Number
240
Figure 101 ISDN Configuration Dialog Box
240
Setting the Inactivity Timeout
241
Configuring Advanced ISDN Features
241
Figure 102 ISDN Configuration (Advanced) Dialog Box for the 100-S
242
Enabling Bandwidth on Demand
243
Figure 103 ISDN Configuration (Advanced) Dialog Box for the 100 and 400 Units
243
Configuring Incoming Data Call Options
244
Configuring Voice Call Options
244
Configuring Advanced Communication Settings for a Dial-Up Connection
245
Adding a Backup Phone Number
246
Figure 104 Dialup Configuration Dialog Box
246
Setting the Inactivity Timeout
247
Enabling Bandwidth on Demand
247
Figure 105 Dialup Configuration (Advanced) Dialog Box
247
Configuring the Modem Speaker
248
Figure 106 Dialup Configuration (Advanced) Dialog Box
248
Setting the Number of Lines
249
Configuring Advanced Communication Settings for a T1 Connection
249
Figure 107 T1 Configuration Dialog Box
250
Figure 108 T1 Advanced Configuration Dialog Box
250
Configuring Advanced Communication Settings for an E1 Connection
251
Figure 109 E1 Configuration Dialog Box
252
Figure 110 E1 Advanced Configuration Dialog Box
252
Configuring Advanced Communication Settings for a Pppoe Connection
254
Figure 111 Pppoe Configuration Dialog Box
254
Figure 112 Pppoe Configuration (Advanced) Dialog Box
255
Chapter 9 IPX Configuration and Support
257
Using Instant Internet as an IPX-To-IP Gateway
257
Security Considerations
257
Performance Considerations
258
Normal Delays
258
Number of Simultaneous Connections
258
When to Consider a Higher-Speed Connection
259
Configuring IPX Workstations to Use a New Unit Name
259
Figure 113 Windows 95 Run Dialog Box
260
Figure 114 Instant Internet Units Dialog Box
260
Configuring IPX Frame Types
261
Figure 115 Select IPX Frame Types Dialog Box
261
Resolving Winsock Conflicts
262
16-Bit Winsocks
262
32-Bit Winsocks
263
Winsock 1.1 and Winsock 2.0
263
Using Multiple Versions of Winsock
263
Using Multiple 16-Bit Winsocks
264
Using Multiple 32-Bit Winsocks
264
Winsock Files Installed
265
16-Bit and 32-Bit
265
16-Bit Only
265
Windows 3.X
265
Windows 95 and Windows 98
265
16-Bit and 32-Bit
266
Windows 95
266
Windows NT 4.0
266
Resolving Winsock Conflicts During Installation
266
IP Filters and Winsock Compatibility
267
Configuring the Instant Internet Unit in a Multiple-Unit Environment
267
Configuring Fault Tolerance and Automatic User Load Balancing
268
Configuring Multiple Default Sets
269
Example: Accounting
270
Example: Sales
270
Example: IS
271
Example: Marketing
271
Example: Normal
272
Installing Multiple Instant Internet Units
272
Tips for Installing Multiple Units
272
Chapter 10 Instant Internet Unit Configuration, Support, and Diagnostics
273
Restarting the Instant Internet Unit
273
Figure 116 Restarting Instant Internet Dialog Box
273
Identifying the Login Workstation
274
Figure 117 Iilogin Icon
274
Figure 118 Iilogin Connected as Username Dialog Box
274
Adding a Unit to the Selection List
275
Figure 119 Instant Internet Units Dialog Box
275
Understanding the Name Server List Order
276
Figure 120 Enter Unit's IP Address Dialog Box
276
Saving and Restoring Unit Configurations
277
Backing up a Unit Configuration to Disk
277
Figure 121 Backup Setup Configuration Dialog Box
277
Restoring a Unit Configuration from Disk
278
Figure 122 Restore Setup Configuration Dialog Box
278
Changing the Unit Configuration
279
Figure 123 Prompt to Restore Users and Groups
279
Changing Your ISP
280
Figure 124 Dialup Configuration Dialog Box
281
Figure 125 ISDN Configuration Dialog Box
282
Changing Registration Information
283
Figure 126 Registration Information Dialog Box
283
Changing a Unit's Configuration Password
284
Figure 127 Enter Password Dialog Box
284
Changing a Unit's Name
285
Figure 128 Re-Enter Password Dialog Box
285
Figure 129 Unit Name Dialog Box
285
Changing a Unit's Time, Date, or Time Zone
286
Figure 130 Unit Time Dialog Box
286
Figure 131 Time Zone Dialog Box
287
Selecting Additional Support Options
288
Enabling Diagnostic IP Tools
288
Testing Connections
289
Figure 132 Services Dialog Box
289
Testing the Connection to a Host
290
Figure 133 Tools Main Window
291
Testing the Response Time of a Host
292
Figure 134 Ping Test Started
293
Figure 135 Ping Test Finished
294
Tracing the Route to a Host
294
Figure 136 Trace Test Started
296
Figure 137 Trace Test Finished
297
Testing the Echo Port of a Host
297
Figure 138 Stress Test Started
298
Figure 139 Stress Test Finished
299
Figure 140 Options Dialog Box in Tools
300
Setting Host Connection Test Options
300
Testing the Connection to the Internet
290
Appendix A Troubleshooting and Error Messages
303
Figure 141 about Instant Internet Setup Dialog Box, Serial Number Box
303
Viewing the Instant Internet Serial Number
303
Viewing System Files
304
Viewing System Files in Setup
304
Viewing a Unit's Users
304
Viewing Unit Log Information
304
Viewing a Unit's Advanced TCP/IP Settings
305
Viewing a Unit's Port Mappings
305
Viewing a Unit's Update History
305
Viewing a Unit's Support Hosts
306
Viewing System Files through a Web Browser
306
Figure 142 Instant Internet Web Home Page
307
Viewing Log Files
307
Viewing the Update History
307
Viewing a Unit's Port Mappings
308
Viewing the Hosts File
308
Viewing the System Settings File
308
IP Workstation Error Messages
308
IPX Workstation Error Messages
309
Access Errors
309
Server Name Errors
311
Winsock.dll Errors
311
Version Errors
312
Errors Connecting to the Network
312
Common Questions and Answers
313
Glossary
315
Index
331
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Nortel BayStack 100-S Reference (98 pages)
Reference for the BayStack Instant Internet Remote Access Commands Version 7.11
Brand:
Nortel
| Category:
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| Size: 0.95 MB
Table of Contents
Restricted Rights Legend
2
Statement of Conditions
2
Table of Contents
5
Before You Begin
13
Preface
13
Text Conventions
14
Acronyms
15
Related Publications
17
How to Get Help
19
Chapter 1 Using the Remote Administration Utility
21
Using Out-Of-Band Management
21
Enabling the Telnet Service in Instant Internet
21
Accessing and Using the Remote Host
23
Providing the Password
23
Entering Commands
24
Figure 1 Command Prompt
24
Figure 2 Sample Valid Options
24
Figure 3 Sample Command Statistics
25
Figure 4 Implied or between Options
25
Chapter 2 Using Configuration Commands
27
Available Commands
27
Figure 5 Config, Server, and Utility Commands
27
Character Commands
28
Config Commands
28
Alias Command
28
Table 1 Alias Command Options
28
Dhcp Command
29
Table 2 Dhcp Command Options
29
Dialerd Command
30
Table 3 Dialerd Command Options
30
Dns Command
32
Table 4 Dns Command Options
32
Encapsulation Command
33
Filter Command
33
Table 5 Encapsulation Command Options
33
Table 6 Filter Command Options
34
Framerelay Command
37
Hostname Command
38
Table 7 Framerelay Command Options
38
Table 8 Hostname Command Options
38
Icmp Command
39
Table 9 Icmp Command Options
39
Ifconfig Command
40
Table 10 Ifconfig Command Options
40
Ip Command
43
Table 11 Ip Command Options
43
Ipsec Command
44
Table 12 Ip Counters
44
Table 13 Ipsec Command Options
45
Isdn Command
47
Table 14 Isdn Command Options
48
Name Command
49
Nat Command
49
Table 15 Nat Command Options
50
Ppp Command
51
Table 16 Ppp Command Options
51
Pppoe Command
52
Route Command
53
Table 17 Pppoe Command Options
53
Sync Command
54
Table 18 Route Command Options
54
Table 19 Sync Command Options
55
Tcp Command
56
Time Command
57
Table 20 Tcp Command Options
57
Table 21 Time Command Options
58
Table 22 Timezone Command Options
58
Timezone Option
58
Offset: Hh[:MM[:Ss]] Option
59
Rule: Date[/Time],Date[/Time] Option
59
Table 23 Timezone Command Date Formatting Methods
60
Wan Command
61
Server Commands
62
Backup Command
62
Table 24 Wan Command Options
62
Table 25 Backup Command Options
62
Chargend Command
63
Dhcpd Command
63
Table 26 Dhcpd Command Options
64
Discardd Command
65
Dnsproxyd Command
65
Echod Command
66
Identd Command
66
Logind Command
66
Ntpd Command
67
Plserver Command
67
Table 27 Ntpd Command Options
67
Ripd Command
68
Table 28 Ripd Command Options
68
Snmpd Command
69
Socksd Command
70
Tcpserver Command
70
Table 29 Socksd Command Options
70
Telnetd Command
71
Table 30 Telnetd Command Options
71
Webproxy Command
72
Table 31 Webproxy Command Options
72
Webserver Command
76
Winsockserver Command
76
Table 32 Webserver Command Options
76
Utility Commands
77
Arp Command
77
Table 33 Winsockserver Command Options
77
Table 34 Arp Command Option
77
Cat Command
78
Table 35 Cat Command Option
78
Commit Command
79
Table 36 Commit Command Option
79
Config Command
80
Csu Command
81
Date Command
81
Table 37 Csu Command Option
81
Dir Command
82
Table 38 Date Command Option
82
Table 39 dir Command Option
82
Exit Command
83
Log Command
83
Memory Command
84
Password Command
84
Ping Command
85
Table 40 Ping Command Options
85
Restart Command
86
Rows Command
86
Sap Command
87
System Command
87
Trace Command
87
Table 41 Trace Command Options
88
Traceroute Command
89
Table 42 Traceroute Command Options
89
Udp Command
90
Winsock Command
90
Index
91
Nortel BayStack 100-S Install Manual (104 pages)
Installing the BayStack Instant Internet Management Software Version 7.11
Brand:
Nortel
| Category:
Network Hardware
| Size: 3.39 MB
Table of Contents
Restricted Rights Legend
2
Statement of Conditions
2
Table of Contents
5
Before You Begin
13
Preface
13
Related Publications
14
Acronyms
16
How to Get Help
17
Chapter 1 Introduction
19
Instant Internet Is an Adaptive Solution
19
How Instant Internet Can Function in Your Network
20
IP Networks
20
IPX Networks
21
Services Instant Internet Provides
21
Table 1 Services Instant Internet Provides
21
Chapter 2 Understanding the Installation Environment
23
Understanding Your Local Network Environment
23
Understanding IP Addressing
23
Understanding DHCP Servers
24
Understanding Gateways and DNS Proxies
25
Understanding Static IP Addresses
25
Understanding How Instant Internet Works with an Existing IP Address Server
26
Understanding the Workstation Environment
27
IP Workstations
27
IPX Workstations
28
Chapter 3 Installing the Instant Internet Software
29
Before You Begin
29
Installation Flowchart
30
Figure 1 Instant Internet Installation Decision Flowchart
31
Configuring the Instant Internet Unit
32
Configuring the Unit for Your Network
32
Figure 2 Instant Internet Installation Dialog Box
33
Figure 3 Please Wait Message
34
Figure 4 Registration Information Dialog Box
36
Configuring Instant Internet for Common Connection Environments
37
Table 2 Common Connection Environments
38
Configuring Instant Internet for a Dial-Up or ISDN Connection
39
Figure 5 Enter Internet Service Provider Information Dialog Box
40
Figure 6 Enter ISDN Information Dialog Box
42
Figure 7 Enter Name Server Address Dialog Box
43
Configuring Instant Internet for a Leased-Line Connection
44
Figure 8 Enter Leased-Line Information Dialog Box
45
Figure 10 Enter E1 Information Dialog Box
46
Figure 9 Enter T1 Information Dialog Box
46
Figure 11 Enter ISDN Information Dialog Box
49
Configuring Instant Internet for an Ethernet or 1-Meg Modem Connection
50
Figure 12 Select Interface Dialog Box
51
Figure 13 Enter IP Information for Interface Connected to the Static Device Dialog Box
51
Figure 14 Enter IP Information for Interface Connected to DHCP Device Dialog Box
54
Figure 15 Enter IP Information for Interface Connected to Pppoe Device Dialog Box
56
Finishing the Connection Configuration
57
Figure 16 Instant Internet Is Configured Dialog Box
57
Installing the Software
58
Copying the Instant Internet Management Software to the Network
58
Figure 17 Select Components to Install Dialog Box
59
Automatically Configuring Workstations During Installation
60
Installing the Instant Internet Workstation Software on each Workstation
62
Installing the Instant Internet Workstation Software from the Network
63
Figure 18 Select Components to Install Dialog Box
64
Figure 19 Iilogin Icon
64
Installing the Instant Internet Workstation Software from the CD
65
Chapter 4 Documentation, Third-Party Applications, and What to Do Next
67
Viewing Instant Internet Documentation
67
Using Third-Party Applications
68
Copying the Third-Party Applications to the Network (Optional)
68
Installing Third Party Software from the CD
69
Installing Third-Party Applications on a Workstation from the Network
70
Deciding What to Do Next
70
Chapter 5
73
Uninstalling the Instant Internet Software
73
Appendix A Network Support
75
Preparing Common Network Environments for Instant Internet
75
Preparing an IPX Network
76
Preparing a TCP/IP Network with an Existing Bootp or
76
DHCP Server
76
Assigning a Static IP Address to Instant Internet Using a Bootp or DHCP Server
77
Table 3 MAC Address Translation
77
Configuring Your DHCP Server to Use Instant Internet as the Gateway and DNS Proxy
78
Figure 20 Windows NT Scope Properties Dialog Box
79
Figure 21 Windows NT DHCP Options: Scope Dialog Box
79
Figure 22 Windows NT IP Address Array Editor Dialog Box
80
Preparing a Network with no TCP/IP and no Bootp or DHCP Server
81
Preparing a TCP/IP Network with Static IP Addresses (no Bootp or DHCP Server)
82
Appendix B Workstation Support
83
Preparing a Workstation Using IPX
83
Preparing a Workstation with TCP/IP
83
Installing TCP/IP on a Workstation
84
Installing TCP/IP on a Windows 95 Workstation
84
Installing TCP/IP on a Windows 98 Workstation
85
Installing TCP/IP on a Windows NT Workstation
85
Installing TCP/IP on a Windows 2000 Workstation
86
Configuring TCP/IP Settings
87
Setting a Workstation to Get Its IP Address from Instant Internet or Your Existing DHCP Server
87
Setting a Workstation to Get New Information from the Instant Internet Unit or Your Existing DHCP Server
88
Figure 23 IP Configuration Dialog Box
88
Configuring a Workstation to Use Instant Internet as the Gateway and DNS Proxy
89
Host Name Access Controls for IP Workstations
93
Identifying IP Workstations
93
Using Older Versions of the Instant Internet Workstation Software
94
Appendix C Troubleshooting and Error Messages
95
Common Error Messages
95
Table 4 Common Error Numbers
95
Table 5 Common Error Messages
96
Common ISDN Cause Codes
98
Table 6 Common ISDN Cause Codes
98
Testing the Connection to the Internet
99
Index
101
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Table of Contents
Statement of Conditions
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Table of Contents
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Before You Begin
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Preface
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Acronyms
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Related Publications
21
How to Get Help
23
Chapter 1 Introduction
25
Instant Internet Package
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Available Options
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Requirements and Compatibility
26
Chapter 2 Installation Preparation
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Preparing for Internet Access
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Making Decisions
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Selecting an Internet Service Provider
28
Installation Checklist
29
Table 1 Installation Checklist
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Installation Worksheet
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Appendix A
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Figure 1 Front Panel of the Instant Internet 100-S Unit
34
Figure 2 Rear Panel of the Instant Internet 100-S Unit
35
Interfaces
36
Table 2 Ethernet Interfaces
36
Table 3 Communications Interface Cards
37
Power Cords
38
Table 4 International Power Cord Specifications
38
Setting the Voltage Selector Switch
40
Table 5 Voltage Selector Switch Settings
40
Instant Internet Quick Installation
41
Mounting Your Instant Internet Unit on the Wall
43
Figure 3 Removing Screws from Cover of Instant Internet 100-S Unit
44
Figure 4 Mounting the Instant Internet 100-S Unit to the Wall
45
Chapter 3 Instant Internet 100-S Hardware Installation
33
Getting to Know Your Instant Internet 100-S Unit
33
Chapter 4 Seven-Port Autosensing Switch Specifications
47
Instant Internet 10/100 Ethernet Switch Overview
47
Switch Features
48
RJ-45 10BASE-T/100BASE-TX Ethernet Ports
48
MDI/MDI-X Autosensing Capability
49
Leds
49
Chapter 5 DIP Switch Settings
51
DIP Switches
51
Figure 5 DIP Switches on the Rear Panel of the Unit
51
Switch Settings for Normal Operation
52
Switch Settings for Special Configurations
52
Table 6 Switch Settings for Normal Operation
52
Table 7 Switch Settings for Resetting the Password
52
Table 8 Switch Settings for Resetting the Password and User-Defined
53
Table 9 Switch Settings to Disable Switch Settings for Resetting the Password and User-Defined Configurations
53
Resetting Your Instant Internet Unit
54
Table 10 Switch Settings for Resetting Factory Default Conditions
54
Chapter 6 Leds: Support and Diagnostic Functions
57
Interpreting Instant Internet Leds
57
Leds 1 through 8 and Power LED at Power-Up Sequence
58
Figure 6 Instant Internet 100-S Unit Leds
58
Leds 1 through 8 and the Power LED During Operation
59
Table 11 LED Status and Appearance During Operation
59
Using the Seven-Port Autosensing Switch Leds for Troubleshooting
60
Table 12 Seven-Port Switch Port Status Leds
60
Chapter 7 Out-Of-Band Management Support
61
Configuring the Instant Internet Unit through a PC Direct Connection
62
Connecting a PC to the Instant Internet Unit
62
Configuring a Direct Connection
63
Figure 7 Hyperterminal Connection Description Dialog Box
63
Figure 8 Hyperterminal Connect to Dialog Box
64
Figure 9 Hyperterminal Com1 Properties Dialog Box
64
Configuring the Instant Internet Unit through a Dial-Up Connection
65
Figure 10 Command Prompt
65
Configuring Modem Connection Settings
66
Connecting a Modem to a PC
66
Figure 11 Hyperterminal Connection Description Dialog Box
67
Figure 12 Hyperterminal Connect to Dialog Box
67
Figure 13 Hyperterminal COM1 Properties Dialog Box
68
Connecting a Modem to the Instant Internet Unit
69
Connecting to an Instant Internet Unit
69
Technical Specifications
71
Physical Specifications
71
Electrical Specifications
71
Environmental Specifications
72
Appendix B Adapter Cable Pinout Diagrams
73
Remote Access Adapter Cables
73
Null Modem Adapter (PC-To-PC) Cable
73
Modem Adapter Cable
74
Figure 14 Null Modem Adapter Cable Pinout Diagram
74
Figure 15 Modem Adapter Cable Pinout Diagram
74
Index
75
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