Table Of Contents - Lucent Technologies MAX 6000 Network Configuration Manual

Table Of Contents

Customer Service3
Obtaining Technical Assistance3
Chapter 1 Introduction29
Chapter 2 Configuration Concepts And Profiles34
Using The Max As A Telecommuting Hub35
Overview Of Max Configuration36
Creating A Network Diagram37
Concentrating Frame Relay Connections38
Using Ipx Routing (Netware 3.11 Or Later)39
Max Profiles40
Saving A Profile41
Using Session Accounting42
Chapter 3 Configuring Wan Access43
Introduction To Wan Configuration44
Expansion Slots45
System Slot46
Assigning Telephone Numbers47
Hunt Groups48
Configuring T1 Lines49
Connecting To The Central Office Switch50
Switch-Specific Settings51
Configuring Carrier-Specific Services52
Configuring Channels53
Associating A Channel With A Slot/Port In The Max Unit54
Configuring A Line For Isdn Pri Service55
Configuring Robbed-Bit Signaling57
Enabling A Robbed-Bit Pbx With Pri Access Lines (Pri-To-T1 Conversion)59
Assigning Bandwidth To A Nailed Link60
Performing T1 Line Diagnostics61
Setting The General Parameters62
Defining Settings For Dpnss Signaling On Dass 2 Switches64
Enabling A Line For Clock Source Use65
Using Maxdax66
Using Isdn Signaling68
Setting Up A Nailed Connection69
Performing E1 Line Diagnostics70
Configuring The Serial Wan Port71
Configuring Digital Modems72
Mod Modem Numbering73
Quiescing Digital Modems And Returning Them To Service74
Configuring V.110 Modems75
Configuring Personal Handyphone System (Phs)76
Specifying A Name And Other Settings For The Profile77
Configuring The B Channels78
Configuring Add-On Numbers And Spids79
Configuring The Net/Bri Line For Outbound Calls80
Displaying Information About Bri Calls81
Configuring Host/Bri Lines82
Typical Host/Bri Configurations, With Examples83
Enabling The Device To Make Outbound Calls84
Configuring Local Bri-To-Bri Calls85
Bn Slot And Bn Prt/Grp Parameters86
Example Of Idsl Configuration87
Configuring The Max Idsl Card For Outgoing Voice Calls88
Performing Loopback Diagnostics For Idsl89
Configuring Host/Aim6 And Host/Dual Ports90
Configuring The Inverse-Multiplexing Port91
Configuring A Port Config Profile92
Port Diagnostics93
Pairing Ports For Dual-Port Calls94
Configuring Inverse-Multiplexed Wan Connections95
Configuring Bandwidth Wan Connections96
Configuring An Aim Call97
Example Of An Aim Call Configuration98
Example Of A Ft1-B&O Call99
Example Of Configuring A Single-Channel Call100
Configuring Inbound Calls101
Specifying Answer Numbers For Destination Host Ports102
Specifying Host Ports' Slot And Port Numbers In Wan Channel Configurations103
Exclusive Port Routing104
Limiting Calls To Specific Dialed Numbers105
Limiting Calls To Unspecified Dialed Numbers106
Incoming Call Routing State Diagram108
Configuring Outbound Calls111
Dialing Through Trunk Group 2 (Local Port-To-Port Calls)112
Dialing Through Trunk Groups 4–9113
Dialing Through The Extended Dial Plan114
Matching Slot And Port Specifications (Reserved Channels)115
Configuring Maxdax116
Maxdax Call-Routing Flowchart117
Configuring Channels On Which The Max Unit Sends Outgoing Calls118
Configuring Channels On Which The Max Unit Receives Calls119
Configuring The Max Unit To Directly Map Channels120
Configuring The Max Unit To Use A Caller-Defined Dial Plan Profile121
Configuring The Max Unit To Use Answer Plan Profiles123
Examples Of Maxdax Configuration (T1)124
Routing Calls On The Basis Of Called Number125
Routing Calls On The Basis Of The Channel On Which Max 2 Receives The Call127
Example Of Maxdax Configuration (E1)128
Chapter 4 Configuring Individual Wan Connections131
Introduction To Wan Links132
The Answer Profile133
Encaps Options134
Ip Options136
Ppp Options137
Numeric Parameters138
Graceful Shutdown And Ipx Header Compression139
Pad Options140
T3Pos Options141
For Dte-Initiated Calls142
Miscellaneous143
Filter-Related Parameters144
Dhcp Options145
Configuring An Answer Profile146
The Connection Profile147
Telephone Numbers148
Overview Of The Options Subprofiles149
Encaps=Mp153
Encaps=Comb154
Encaps=X25/Pad155
Encaps=X25/T3Pos156
Encaps=X25/Ip157
Encaps=X.32158
Encaps=Ara160
Sourceip Check, Rip And Pool Parameters161
Multicast Parameters162
Ipx Parameters163
Appletalk Options164
Session Options165
Frame Relay Parameters166
Ospf Options167
More Ospf Parameters168
Group, Ft1 Caller, Data Svc, Force 56 Parameters169
Accounting Options170
Example Of Setting Time Limits172
Configuring Ppp Connections173
Settings In A Radius Profile174
Example Of A Ppp Connection175
Enabling Ppp Dial-Out For V.110 Modems176
The Mp And Bacp Parameters177
Enabling Bacp For Mp Connections178
Target Utilization179
Example Of A Mp Connection Without Bacp180
Example Of A Mp Connection With Bacp181
Configuring Lucent Mp+ Connections182
The Mp+ Parameters183
Example Of Mp+ Configuration184
Configuring A Nailed/Mp+ Connection185
Configuring A Connection Profile186
Spanning Multichannel Calls Across A Stack Of Units187
Performance Considerations For Max Stacking189
The Stacking Parameters192
Disabling A Max Stack193
Configuring Bidirectional Chap On The Max Unit194
Setting Up Bidirectional Chap On The Max Unit For Selected Incoming Calls195
Setting Up Bidirectional Chap On The Max Unit For Outgoing Calls196
Setting Up Bidirectional Chap In Radius For Outgoing Calls197
Setting Up Selective Bidirectional Chap With Callback198
Setting Up An Outgoing Call With Double Radius Lookups199
Enhanced Support For Ms-Chap202
Configuring An Appletalk Ppp Connection With A Connection Profile203
Configuring Appletalk Connections From Radius204
Configuring Ara Connections205
Configuring Terminal-Server Connections207
Connection Authentication Issues208
V.120 Terminal-Adapter Connections209
Tcp-Clear Connections210
Tcp-Modem Connections (Dnis Login)212
Menu Mode213
Example Of A Modem Configuration214
Configuring Terminal Mode215
Example Of Terminal-Mode Configuration216
Configuring Menu Mode217
Configuring Ppp Mode218
Example Of Slip Configuration219
Example Of Dial-Out Configuration220
Configuring A Combinet Connection221
The Combinet Bridging Parameters222
Example Of Combinet Configuration223
The Eu Parameters224
Example Of An Eu Connection225
Configuring Dhcp Services226
How The Max Assigns Ip Addresses227
Setting Up A Dhcp Server229
Configuring Pots Capability On The Max 6000 And Max 3000230
Fxs Line Profiles231
Call Routes Profile232
Internal Sorting Of Call Routes234
Numbering Plan Profile237
Examples Of Rollover Configurations242
Example Of A Numbering Plan Profile244
Routing Inbound Calls245
Line Status246
Chapter 5 Configuring Frame Relay247
Frame Relay Link Management248
Using The Max As A Frame Relay Switch249
Configuring Nailed Bandwidth For Frame Relay250
Dialing, Billing And Signaling Parameters251
Link Parameters252
Settings In A Frame Relay Profile253
Examples Of A Uni-Dte Link Interface255
Examples Of A Uni-Dce Link Interface256
Examples Of An Nni Link Interface258
Configuring A Dlci Logical Interface259
The Frame Relay Connection Parameters260
Examples Of A Dlci Interface Configuration262
Examples Of Backup Interfaces For Nailed Frame Relay Links263
Concentrating Incoming Calls Onto Frame Relay265
Routing Parameters In Radius266
Configuring Frame Relay Direct267
Examples Of Fr Direct Connections269
Configuring The Max As A Frame Relay Switch271
Using Radius Profiles273
Examples Of A Circuit Between Nni Interfaces274
Examples Of Circuits That Use Uni And Nni Interfaces276
Configuring Switched Frame Relay Connections279
Configuring A Switched Frame Relay Connection280
Establishing The Connection282
Sample Radius Clid Profile283
Sample Radius Frame Relay Data Link Profile284
Chapter 6 Configuring X.25285
Introduction To Lucent X.25 Implementation286
X.25 Profile Parameters288
X.121 And Vce Timer Val Parameters290
Configuring X.25 Ip Connections292
Max Unsucc. Calls, Inactivity Timer, And Mru Parameters293
Route Ip And Lan Adrs294
Configuring X.25 Pad Connections295
X.3 Param Prof296
Configuring An X.25 Pad Connection297
Example Of X.25 Pad298
X.25 Pad Commands302
X.25 Pad Commands For Managing Calls303
Pad Service Signals305
X.25 Clear Cause Codes306
Configuring X.25 Pad Users From Radius308
Customizing Script Support For X.25 Pad309
Accessing The Pad By Using The Pad Script Support Feature310
Configuring X.32 Profiles For Incoming Switched X.25 Connections311
Net2Net Circuit Mode312
Isdn Packet Mode (On-Demand X.25)313
Setting Up Isdn D Channel X.25 Support314
Protocol Summary315
Flow Control317
Configuring A T3Pos Connection318
Always On/Dynamic Isdn (Ao/Di)319
Introduction320
Configuring An Ao/Di Connection321
Configuring The Answer Profile322
Displaying Ao/Di Operation323
Displaying Active Ao/Di Calls324
Displaying Packet Processing For A Specific Session325
Radius Dial-In Ao/Di Profile For Pap/Chap With A Fixed Ip Address330
Changes To Show Users Command331
Chapter 7 Configuring Ip Fax333
Outgoing Ip Faxes334
Assigning Bandwidth For Typical Ip Fax Usage335
Configuring A Typical Call Route Profile336
Configuring Ip Fax Options337
Example Of An Ip Fax Configuration For Incoming Faxes338
Example Of An Ip Fax Configuration For Outgoing Faxes339
Fax Hangup Codes And Disconnect Cause Codes340
Ip Fax Call Accounting341
Radius Support For Ip Fax Operation342
Syslog Support For Ip Fax Operation344
Specifying The Type Of Redialer345
Chapter 8 Configuring Ospf Routing346
Taos Implementation Of Ospf347
Exchange Of Routing Information348
Configurable Metrics349
Hierarchical Routing (Areas)350
Stub Areas351
The Link-State Routing Algorithm352
Configuring Ospf Routing In The Max354
Make Sure The Max Is Configured As An Ip Host355
Configuring Ospf Across The Wan357
Configuring A Wan Link That Does Not Support Ospf358
Configuring The Max As An Nssa Internal Router360
Chapter 9 Configuring Ip Routing362
Subnet Mask Format363
Zero Subnetworks364
Ip Routing Table365
Wan Ip Interfaces366
Configuring Lan Interfaces368
Configuring Routing Table Updates369
Configuring System-Level Routing Policies371
Forcing Callers Configured For A Pool Address To Accept Dynamic Assignment372
Boot Protocol (Bootp) Requests To Other Networks374
Name Resolution Service (Dns Or Wins)375
Dns Lists376
Examples Of Dhcp Service Configuration381
Translating Network Addresses For A Lan384
Multiple-Address Nat385
Configuring Single- Or Multiple-Address Nat387
Configuring Nat Port Routing (Static Mapping Subprofiles)388
Support For Quicktime Audio/Video Streaming390
Telnet Password391
Udp Checksums For Ensuring Data Integrity392
Specify The Remote Ip Address393
Assigning Metrics And Preferences394
Settings In Radius Profiles395
Remote Host Requirements For Wan Connections396
Unix Software397
Configuring A Host Connection With A Static Address399
Configuring An Ip Direct Connection401
Configuring A Router-To-Router Connection402
Configuring A Router-To-Router Connection On A Subnet403
Configuring A Numbered Interface405
Type Of Service (Tos) Support For Selecting Quality Of Service407
Defining Tos Filters410
Example Of Defining A Tos Filter414
Example Of Applying Tos Filters To Wan Connections415
Configuring Ip Routes416
Dynamic Routes417
Settings In A Radius Route Profiles419
Connection-Specific Private Static Routes (Radius Only)420
Defining A Static Route To A Remote Subnet421
Dynamic Route Configuration422
Example Of Rip And Icmp Configuration423
Chapter 10 Setting Up Ip Multicast Forwarding424
Configuring Multicast Forwarding425
Specifying The Rate Which Multicast Clients Accept Packets426
Implicit Priority Setting For Dropping Multicast Packets427
Examples Of Multicast Forwarding Configuration428
Forwarding From An Mbone Router On A Wan Link429
Configuring The Max To Respond To Multicast Clients430
Chapter 11 Setting Up Virtual Private Networks431
Configuring Atmp Tunnels432
Setting The Udp Port433
How Link Compression Affects The Mtu434
Router And Gateway Mode435
Understanding The Foreign Agent Parameters And Attributes437
Example Of Configuring A Foreign Agent (Ip)439
Example Of Configuring A Foreign Agent (Ipx)440
Configuring A Home Agent441
Configuring A Home Agent In Gateway Mode445
Specifying The Tunnel Password452
Supporting Mobile Client Routers (Ip Only)455
Home Agent In Router Mode456
Configuring Pptp Tunnels For Dial-In Clients457
Understanding The Pptp Pac Parameters458
Example Of A Pptp Tunnel Across Multiple Pops459
Routing A Terminal-Server Session To A Pptp Server460
Configuring L2Tp Tunnels For Dial-In Clients461
How The Max Creates L2Tp Tunnels462
Lac And Lns Mode463
Configuration Of The Max As An Lac466
Configuring The Max467
Using Multiple L2Tp System Names468
Example Of Tunnel Authentication469
Creating Parallel L2Tp Tunnels To The Same End Point471
Configuration Of The Max As An Lns473
Using Dns List Attempts For L2F And L2Tp474
Snmp Mib For L2Tp Added475
Configuring Virtual Routers477
Current Limitations478
Creating A Virtual Router Profile479
Disabling A Virtual Router Profile480
Enabling The Vrouter Feature On Ipx481
Chapter 12 Configuring Ipx Routing482
Ipx Service Advertising Protocol (Sap) Tables483
Ipx And Ppp Link Compression484
Ipx Sap Filters485
Enabling Ipx Routing In The Max486
Examples Of Ipx Routing Configuration487
Verifying The Router Configuration488
Configuring Ipx Routing Connections489
Dial Query For Bringing Up A Connection On The Basis Of Service Queries492
Examples Of Ipx Routing Connections493
Configuring A Connection Between Two Lans494
Configuring A Connection With Local Servers Only498
Configuring Static Ipx Routes500
Example Of Static-Route Configuration502
Creating And Applying Ipx Sap Filters503
Input Sap Filters And Output Sap Filters504
Applying Ipx Sap Filters505
Chapter 13 Appletalk Routing507
Providing Dynamic Startup Information To Local Devices508
Max Units And Appletalk Nodes510
Configuring Appletalk Routing511
Answer Profile Parameters512
Per-Connection Appletalk Routing Parameters513
Chapter 14 Configuring Packet Bridging514
Disadvantages Of Bridging515
Establishing A Bridged Connection516
How The Max Supports Bridging517
Configuring Bridged Connections518
Station519
Bridge Adrs Parameters520
Radius Bridging Attributes521
Bridge Profile Configuration Examples522
Example Of A Bridged Connection523
Ipx Bridged Configurations525
Example Of An Ipx Client Bridge (Local Clients)527
Example Of An Ipx Server Bridge (Local Servers)528
Configuring Proxy Mode On The Max529
Chapter 15 Defining Static Filters530
Data And Call Filters531
How Filters Work532
Type Of Service Filters533
Specifying A Filter's Direction534
Specifying A Filter's Forwarding Action535
Defining Generic Filters536
Specifying The Offset To The Bytes To Be Examined538
Masking The Value Before Comparison539
Examples Of A Generic Call Filter540
Filtering By Source Or Destination Address543
Examples Of An Ip Filter To Prevent Local Address Spoofing544
Examples Of An Ip Filter For More Complex Security Issues545
Defining Type Of Service Filters547
Examples Of Defining A Tos Filter550
Defining Ipx Filters551
Example Of An Outbound Ipx Filter553
Applying A Filter To An Interface554
Examples Of Applying A Data Filter To A Wan Interface556
Examples Of Applying A Call Filter To A Wan Interface557
Example Of Applying A Filter To A Lan Interface558