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Configuring WAN Access
Introduction to WAN configuration
System slot
The system itself is assigned to slot 0 (menu 00-000). The System menu contains the following
profiles and submenus, which are all related to systemwide configuration and maintenance:
00-000 System
T1 or E1 slot
The physical built-in T1 or E1 line interfaces are assigned to slot 1 (menu 10-000). The T1 or
E1 slot includes two ports, plus a third port reserved for a drop and insert (D&I) line. The
menus for configuring and testing the lines connected to the ports are organized as follows:
10-000 Net/T1 or Net/E1
Expansion slots
The two expansion slots are slots 2 and 3 (menus 20-000 and 30-000). The corresponding
physical expansion slots are numbered 2 and 3, from left to right.
Ethernet slot
The Ethernet port is slot 4 (menu 40-000). The Ethernet menu contains submenus and profiles
related to the local network, routing and bridging, and WAN connections.
Etherdata slot
The Etherdata slot is slot 5 (menu 50-000), representing Ether Data HDLC channels. The
Etherdata card gives the MAX 32 extra user Ethernet sessions. Without the Etherdata card, the
MAX supports only 64 simultaneous Ethernet sessions. With two Etherdata cards, the unit can
support 128. Etherdata data cards are no longer available as expansion cards. MAX units
configured for T1 units have 1 virtual Etherdata card built onto the motherboard, and MAX
units configured for E1 units have 2 virtual Etherdata cards built onto the motherboard.
Serial WAN slot
The serial port is slot 6 (menu 60-000). It is used for the serial WAN connection or a nailed-up
T1/E1 connection.
V.90 S56 III modem slot
The on-board modems are assigned to slot 7 (menu 70-000).
3-4
00-100 Sys Config
00-200 Sys Diag
00-300 Security
00-400 Feature Codes
00-500 Destinations
00-600 Dial Plan
10-100 Line Config
10-200 Line Diag
MAX 6000/3000 Network Configuration Guide
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