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Introduction
Part Number 800-1982-31, Rev. A
February 1999

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  • Page 1 Passport 4400 Release 3.1 Introduction Part Number 800-1982-31, Rev. A February 1999...
  • Page 2 © 1999 Nortel (Northern Telecom Company) All rights reserved...
  • Page 3 Declaration of CE Conformance (for International sales) A Declaration of CE Conformance is on file at the Nortel addresses shown below. The declaration lists the models described in this manual. If the unit carries the CE mark, this declaration certifies that it meets the specific EMC standards and safety (LVD) standards required for CE marking.

  • Page 5: Table Of Contents

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  • Page 6 Analog Voice / Fax Modules..........2-3 Analog Voice / Fax Interface Modules .

  • Page 7: Passport 4400 Series

    • Glossary - Glossary of Terms Passport 4400 Series The Passport 4400 series of multiservice access devices combines voice, fax, video, IP and legacy data traffic over a choice of link options providing cost- effective and easily managed networking solutions.
  • Page 8 Passport 4400 Introduction and Road Map About this Document All base units include the chassis, power supply, fan unit, and Ethernet Base Module. Refer to Section 2, Ordering Codes, for a complete list of model numbers. Model 4430 Model 4450 and 4455 (160W Power Supply Unit) Model 4450 and 4455 (200W Power Supply Unit)

  • Page 9: Concepts And Applications

    Concepts and Applications This section discusses the key benefits and applications of the Passport 4400 in the areas listed below. (Special topics of interest that are included in the subsections, are parenthetically noted.) • Product Concept • Bandwidth Management • Voice Networks (NAS and NAC) •...
  • Page 10 Passport 4400 Introduction and Road Map Concepts and Applications PANL can link the Passport 4400 to another Passport 4400 or to the Passport 6400. In addition to PANL connections, the Passport 4400 can connect to third party routers using frame relay PVCs and the RFC 1490 encapsulation standard.

  • Page 11: Bandwidth Management

    Concepts and Applications Passport 4400 Introduction and Road Map Bandwidth Management The Passport 4400 utilizes ClearVoice, silence suppression and fax demodu- lation technologies to reduce voice/fax bandwidth requirements as much as 96 percent, while delivering toll-quality voice. With both analog and digital voice/ fax offerings, the Passport 4400 delivers efficient integration networking on WAN links ranging from 9.6 kbps to 1.544/2.048 Mbps.
  • Page 12 Passport 4400 Introduction and Road Map Concepts and Applications Bandwidth Management Features Feature Description Benefits Voice Compression Delivers toll-quality voice at Frees up bandwidth for other 8 kbps, based on the ITU types of traffic. G.729 CS-ACELP voice Toll quality voice. compression standard.

  • Page 13: Voice Networks

    Frees up bandwidth for other ClearVoice uses the ITU G.729 types of traffic while providing CS-ACELP voice compression toll-quality voice. standard, optimized based on years of Nortel telephony Voice interfaces have been service. proven worldwide in more than 200 country-specific environments.
  • Page 14 Overlap dialing is also PBX features such as calling supported. the ID display and call forwarding across a Passport Uses Nortel Networks’ G.729- network. based ClearVoice technology. Autocall Configurable option that Simplifies calling, since no permits a user to be connected numbers must be dialed.
  • Page 15 Multi-Frequency (DTMF) and then makes a routing dialing on tie trunks on choice (least-cost routing). It products such as Nortel waits for acknowledgment Networks’ Norstar or AT&T (wink) from the next switching Legend Hybrid Key Telephone unit before sending the dialing systems.
  • Page 16 Passport 4400 Introduction and Road Map Concepts and Applications Feature (cont’d) Description (cont’d) Benefits (cont’d) Hoot and Holler An always-up voice connection Enables use of the Passport method used in financial trader/ 4400 in financial trader/ brokerage firms. Hoot and brokerage applications.
  • Page 17 Concepts and Applications Passport 4400 Introduction and Road Map Passport 4400 Off-net PANL calls Frame Relay PANL PANL or Leased Passport 4400 Passport 4400 PSTN PANL Passport 4400 Voice/Fax Application...

  • Page 18: Auto-Learning Directory Server

    Passport 4400 Introduction and Road Map Concepts and Applications Auto-learning Directory Server The Data Network Address (DNA) Individual Passport 4400 units are identified by their Data Network Address (DNA). The DNA is assigned to each passport 4400 as a unique number, from one to 15 digits in length.
  • Page 19 Concepts and Applications Passport 4400 Introduction and Road Map • Relays DN-DNA requests, if not in its local cache, to the NAS. After receiving the information from the NAS, it populates local cache with the DN-DNA address mapping. Network Address Server 1 : 4400 Initialization 2-4 : Voice Call Setup Example #:...

  • Page 20: Nac Cache

    Passport 4400 Introduction and Road Map Concepts and Applications NAC Cache Every Passport 4400 maintains a local cache of DN-DNA mapping of the last dialed telephone numbers. The local cache can be provisioned with up to 100 static entries of frequently dialed numbers. The purpose of the cache is to minimize the need for a Passport 4400 to interact with the NAS or VNCS, saving WAN bandwidth.

  • Page 21: Ip/Ipx Networks

    Internet services. Full support for IP and IPX routing and bridging for non-IP/IPX protocols allows quick and easy deployment of networking applications. Additionally, Nortel Networks’ intelligent routing technology ensures efficient use of WAN bandwidth.
  • Page 22 Passport 4400 Introduction and Road Map Concepts and Applications Feature (cont’d) Description (cont’d) Benefits (cont’d) IP and IPX filters in Filtering capabilities allows the Isolates network traffic for bridged mode Passport 4400 to accept or security and bandwidth control, ignore specific types of packets improving LAN performance.

  • Page 23: Rfc 1490

    Concepts and Applications Passport 4400 Introduction and Road Map RFC 1490 The Passport 4400 supports RFC 1490 frame relay Direct Connect. This means that it interoperates with third-party routers directly off of the frame relay cloud. Third-party routers may also be connected to the Passport 4400 through their own frame relay ports.

  • Page 24: Video Networks

    Passport 4400 Introduction and Road Map Concepts and Applications Router Passport 4400 Router Passport 4400 PANL RFC 1490 RFC 1490 Frame Relay PANL Internet RFC 1490 PVC: PANL PVC: IP Application Video Networks With video conferencing rising as a popular and cost-effective alternative to face-to-face meetings, Passport 4400 offers the ability to share visual materials through video conferences offering a “virtual meeting”...
  • Page 25 Concepts and Applications Passport 4400 Introduction and Road Map Video Features Feature Description Benefits End-to-end QoS Effective prioritization on Delivers high quality video. WAN link from branch, Integrity of real-time along with adequate CIR applications ensures ease- service from provider (for of-use and user satisfaction.

  • Page 26: Legacy Data Networks

    • Token Ring SNA (order with optional TR port) • Token Ring ISRB/IFRG (order with optional TR port) The LDM permits legacy service interworking between Passport 4400 series devices connected to a Passport backbone. Full service interworking for all legacy protocols supported by the LDM is possible with DPN-100 equipment as well.
  • Page 27 Concepts and Applications Passport 4400 Introduction and Road Map Legacy Data Features Feature Description Benefits Frame relay DCE The Passport 4400 acts as the Supports and consolidates service data communications frame relay traffic from an equipment (DCE) and an existing outboard device, such outboard device, such as a as a router or FRAD.
  • Page 28 Passport 4400 Introduction and Road Map Concepts and Applications Passport 4400 Other Services Passport 4400 PANL Frame Relay Network Passport 4400 Passport 4400 Frame Relay Frame Service Relay Frame Relay Device Frame Relay Device Frame Relay Services Terminals Terminal Controller •...

  • Page 29: Wan Services

    Concepts and Applications Passport 4400 Introduction and Road Map WAN Services The Passport 4400 supports a broad range of network link options, including frame relay, ISDN and leased lines. This gives the flexibility to choose the most cost-effective WAN connection at each site. The Passport Access Network Link (PANL) The Passport 4400 uses a frame relay-based network link protocol called the Passport Access Network Link (PANL).

  • Page 30: Switched Virtual Circuits

    Passport 4400 decreases the quantity of PVCs that need to be supplied by the frame relay service provider. With Nortel Networks’ SVC technology, multi-service traffic is carried over a single PVC. A different Class of Service (CoS) may be assigned to each SVC. For frame relay, the SVCs are carried within a PVC operating the PANL protocol.

  • Page 31: Backup Services

    Concepts and Applications Passport 4400 Introduction and Road Map Voice Traffic IP Traffic Sync Data Tunnel Switched Virtual Circuits Backup Services The Passport 4400 provides backup services via dial-up analog modems, dial- up ISDN, and frame relay connections. When analog or ISDN PSTN connections are used in the event of a primary WAN link failure, the Passport 4400 automatically establishes the backup link.
  • Page 32 Passport 4400 Introduction and Road Map Concepts and Applications Dedicated Backup Allows the Passport 4400 to Protects against the failure establish an alternate of the network link. connection via a public Alternate connection frame backup service or automatically made upon dedicated leased line.
  • Page 33 Concepts and Applications Passport 4400 Introduction and Road Map Frame Relay - Alternate Carrier Passport 4400 Main Link Frame Failure Relay Passport 4400 Dedicated Frame Relay Backup Auto-Answer Modem Auto-Originate Analog Modem PSTN Passport 4400 Main Link Frame Failure Relay Passport 4400 Analog PSTN Dial Backup Backup...

  • Page 34: Scalability

    Passport 4400 Introduction and Road Map Concepts and Applications Scalability The Passport 4400 is highly scalable and can operate in networks as small as two nodes or as large as thousands of nodes. A network combining Passport 4400s together with Passport 6400 enterprise network switches is scaleable to thousands of nodes with fully integrated management support.

  • Page 35: User Core Routing

    Concepts and Applications Passport 4400 Introduction and Road Map User Core Routing Passport 4400s have integral, user core router (UCR) functionality. The UCR allows traffic to be routed and concentrated between remote-branch Passport 4400s. Each branch Passport 4400 has an SVC set up to the UCR. When a Passport 4400 sends data to the UCR, the UCR determines if the destination Passport 4400 is located on its list of DLCIs.

  • Page 36: Integrated Passport 4400/6400 Networks

    Passport 4400 Introduction and Road Map Concepts and Applications Integrated Passport 4400/6400 Networks Passport 4400 products interwork seamlessly with the larger and more powerful Passport 6400 products, providing complete end-to-end, fully integrated networking solutions. They extend the benefits of the Passport high-speed WAN network, including end-to-end switched virtual circuits and quality of service, to the smallest branch office.

  • Page 37: Installation And Service

    Concepts and Applications Passport 4400 Introduction and Road Map Installation and Service The Passport 4400 features promote simplified and time-efficient installation and service. These features were designed to: • Minimize on-site visits and travel time • Reduce on-site skill requirements and tools needed •...
  • Page 38 Passport 4400 Introduction and Road Map Concepts and Applications Feature Description Benefits Diagnostics and CPU - Processor, Bandwidth Enables network monitoring. statistics and Buffer Utilization. Enables fine-tuning for optimal Voice - Voice dB settings; E&M performance. signal status; Voice and Fax Allows troubleshooting.

  • Page 39: Installtool

    Concepts and Applications Passport 4400 Introduction and Road Map InstallTool The Passport 4400 features a Windows-based, user-friendly installation tool called InstallTool. InstallTool 2.0 simplifies installation and basic configuration thus eliminating the requirement that Passport 4400 be installed by highly technical personnel. With its Wizards based approach, InstallTool walks the installer step-by-step through the setup of voice, video, IP/IPX, legacy data and WAN services.
  • Page 40 Passport 4400 Introduction and Road Map Concepts and Applications Traffic Management Features Feature Description Benefits Multiple CoS Egress priority based upon two Prioritization ensures traffic dimensions: receives required level of service. • Importance: application priority Mission-critical applications (e.g., on-line transaction •...
  • Page 41 Concepts and Applications Passport 4400 Introduction and Road Map Transfer Priority SVC Queues TP15 Reserved for LAPF and LMI traffic. RFC1490 traffic TP 10-14 Delay sensitive traffic (voice) To WAN Link Emission TP 9 Queue TP 3-8 HTDS, FRDCE, CBR TP 0-2 LAN traffic Passport 4400 Traffic Management Process...

  • Page 42: Standards-Based Interoperability

    (for IP) and RFC 1362 (for IPX). Nortel Networks’ products are certified by numerous network providers, including AT&T, MCI, Sprint, WorldComm and EMI. Also, Nortel Networks is ISO 9001 certified to ensure a consistent level of quality in delivery of products and services. 1-34...

  • Page 43: Ordering Codes

    Ordering Codes Ordering Codes are used when ordering specific Passport 4400 packages and accessories. The following lists contain the Passport 4400 Ordering Codes and their descriptions. Base Systems AC Base Systems Each AC package listed below contains the Ethernet base Module and the management port cable.

  • Page 44: Dc Base Systems

    Passport 4400 Introduction and Road Map Ordering Codes DC Base Systems Each DC package listed below contains the Ethernet base Module and the management port cable. Software, power cords and data cables are ordered separately. Ordering Code Description NTJ740BA 4450 160W DC Base System (without power cord)* 5-Slot 160W DC unit, Management Port Cable, Hardware Installation Manual NTJ741BA...

  • Page 45: Legacy Data Modules

    Ordering Codes Passport 4400 Introduction and Road Map Legacy Data Modules Ordering Code Description NTAU73AB 6-Port Legacy Data Module (LDM) NTAU71AB 6-Port Legacy Data Module with Token Ring NTAU77AB 8-port Legacy Data Expansion Module (LEM) NTA150AA LDM Memory Expansion Module (required on LDM when used with LEMs) Analog Voice / Fax Modules Ordering Code...

  • Page 46: Digital Voice Modules

    Passport 4400 Introduction and Road Map Ordering Codes Digital Voice Modules Ordering Code Description NTAY99AA Single-Port T1 Voice Module (TVM/1) NTAY14AA Dual-Port T1 Voice Module (TVM/2) NTAY15AA Single-Port E1 Voice Module (EVM/1) NTAY16AA Dual-Port E1 Voice Module (EVM/2) NTAY18AA 12-Channel Digital Voice Expansion Module (DVEM/12). DVEM Power Cable Harness, NTAU32AA, included.

  • Page 47: Power Cables

    Ordering Codes Passport 4400 Introduction and Road Map Ordering Code Description NTAU25AA V.36 Type 2 Cable to DTE (37-Pin Female) - 15 ft. NTAU26AA X.21 Cable to DCE (DB-15 Male) - 15 ft. NTAU27AA X.21 Cable to DTE (DB-15 Female) - 15 ft. NTAU30AA V.35 Cable to DCE (DB-15 Male) 15 Ft.

  • Page 48: User Manuals

    Passport 4400 Introduction and Road Map Ordering Codes User Manuals MICOM Ordering Code Description NTBQ67AA 4400 3.1 User Manuals in a Two-Binder Set (excluding Interworking Manuals) NTBQ72AA CD-ROM OF 4400 3.1 User Manuals (excluding Interworking Manuals) NTBQ88AA 4400 Interworking Manuals in a Binder...

  • Page 49: Optional Modules

    Optional Modules The Passport 4400 base unit includes an Ethernet Base Module (EBM) installed in the first slot, Line Interface Module(LIM) A. The remaining slots (LIMs B, C, D, E) can house optional expansion or data modules as required. (The Passport 4450 has four optional module slots;...

  • Page 50: Expansion Module Features

    Passport 4400 Introduction and Road Map Optional Modules Expansion Module Features To minimize speech bandwidth requirements, all voice modules use G.729 CS-ACELP. High quality voice channels are supported with as little as 8 kbps of bandwidth. Silence suppression technology allows the Passport 4400 to transmit voice only when someone is actually talking.

  • Page 51: T1/E1 And Digital Voice Modules

    Optional Modules Passport 4400 Introduction and Road Map Universal Analog Voice Module with Interface Modules T1/E1 and Digital Voice Modules T1/E1 digital voice and data is supported on the Passport 4400 through the use of the modules and components described below: •...

  • Page 52: E1 Voice Module (Evm)

    Passport 4400 Introduction and Road Map Optional Modules E1 Voice Module (EVM) The E1 Voice Module provides a user interface to one or two 2.048 Mbps E1 lines. It can support a maximum of 30 Digital Voice Modules (six on the module, the rest on the Digital Voice Expansion Modules).

  • Page 53: Digital Voice Module (Dvm)

    DVMs provides 30 voice channels. • If you are using a DVEM, ensure that you purchase and use the power harness (MICOM Oder Code PC-DC/ DVEM or Nortel PEC Code NTAU32AA). Stacking Connectors Rear Indicators (Back Panel)

  • Page 54: Isdn Bri Voice Module

    Passport 4400 Introduction and Road Map Optional Modules ISDN BRI Voice Module The ISDN BRI Voice Module (IVM/1) is an expansion module providing the Passport 4400 with an ISDN interface for connection to an ISDN PBX, ISDN phone, or other ISDN protocol. Note: The ISDN BRI Voice Module will not operate with the Passport 4455.

  • Page 55: Compatible Marathon Voice Modules

    Optional Modules Passport 4400 Introduction and Road Map Compatible Marathon Voice Modules The following lists the Marathon voice modules that can be used in the Passport 4400. Description Passport 4400 Module Marathon Equivalent T1 Voice Module (TVM)— NTAY99AA 5000TAM/1E, Rev M or later single channel T1 Voice Module (TVM)—...

  • Page 56: High-Speed Data Module (Hdm)

    Passport 4400 Introduction and Road Map Optional Modules High-speed Data Module (HDM) There are two versions of the High-speed Data Module (HDM), one with four ports and one with eight ports. The High-speed Data Module provides additional port capability, identical to port 1 on the Ethernet Base Module. The module supports RS-232, V.35, V.36, and X.21 interfaces, determined by the cable used.

  • Page 57: Low-Speed Data Service Modules

    Optional Modules Passport 4400 Introduction and Road Map Low-speed Data Service Modules Low-speed data service is provided through the Legacy Data Module (LDM). The LDM provides interface ports that support legacy data protocols in Passport 4400. Additional interface ports are supported through the use of the Legacy Data Expansion Module (LEM).
  • Page 58 Passport 4400 Introduction and Road Map Optional Modules 3-10...

  • Page 59: Road Map To The Product Documentation

    Road Map to the Product Documentation The following chart indicates which user document provides the information needed to perform various functions of the Passport 4400. ISDN Release InstallTool T1/E1/ Voice Notes Analog Digital Topic Hardware Module Startup Voice Voice Install (800- R3.1.0 Introduction...
  • Page 60 Passport 4400 Introduction and Road Map Road Map to the Product Documentation ISDN Release InstallTool T1/E1/ Voice Notes Analog Digital Topic Hardware Module Startup Voice Voice Install (800- R3.1.0 Introduction Guide Operators CLI Ref Module Module (800- 1942- (800- (800- (800- (800- (800-...
  • Page 61 Road Map to the Product Documentation Passport 4400 Introduction and Road Map ISDN Release InstallTool T1/E1/ Voice Notes Analog Digital Topic Hardware Module Startup Voice Voice Install (800- R3.1.0 Introduction Guide Operators CLI Ref Module Module (800- 1942- (800- (800- (800- (800- (800-...
  • Page 62 Passport 4400 Introduction and Road Map Road Map to the Product Documentation ISDN Release InstallTool T1/E1/ Voice Notes Analog Digital Topic Hardware Module Startup Voice Voice Install (800- R3.1.0 Introduction Guide Operators CLI Ref Module Module (800- 1942- (800- (800- (800- (800- (800-...
  • Page 63 Road Map to the Product Documentation Passport 4400 Introduction and Road Map ISDN Release InstallTool T1/E1/ Voice Notes Analog Digital Topic Hardware Module Startup Voice Voice Install (800- R3.1.0 Introduction Guide Operators CLI Ref Module Module (800- 1942- (800- (800- (800- (800- (800-...
  • Page 64 Passport 4400 Introduction and Road Map Road Map to the Product Documentation ISDN Release InstallTool T1/E1/ Voice Notes Analog Digital Topic Hardware Module Startup Voice Voice Install (800- R3.1.0 Introduction Guide Operators CLI Ref Module Module (800- 1942- (800- (800- (800- (800- (800-...
  • Page 65 Road Map to the Product Documentation Passport 4400 Introduction and Road Map ISDN Release InstallTool T1/E1/ Voice Notes Analog Digital Topic Hardware Module Startup Voice Voice Install (800- R3.1.0 Introduction Guide Operators CLI Ref Module Module (800- 1942- (800- (800- (800- (800- (800-...
  • Page 66 Passport 4400 Introduction and Road Map Road Map to the Product Documentation ISDN Release InstallTool T1/E1/ Voice Notes Analog Digital Topic Hardware Module Startup Voice Voice Install (800- R3.1.0 Introduction Guide Operators CLI Ref Module Module (800- 1942- (800- (800- (800- (800- (800-...
  • Page 67 Road Map to the Product Documentation Passport 4400 Introduction and Road Map ISDN Release InstallTool T1/E1/ Voice Notes Analog Digital Topic Hardware Module Startup Voice Voice Install (800- R3.1.0 Introduction Guide Operators CLI Ref Module Module (800- 1942- (800- (800- (800- (800- (800-...
  • Page 68 Passport 4400 Introduction and Road Map Road Map to the Product Documentation ISDN Release InstallTool T1/E1/ Voice Notes Analog Digital Topic Hardware Module Startup Voice Voice Install (800- R3.1.0 Introduction Guide Operators CLI Ref Module Module (800- 1942- (800- (800- (800- (800- (800-...
  • Page 69 Road Map to the Product Documentation Passport 4400 Introduction and Road Map ISDN Release InstallTool T1/E1/ Voice Notes Analog Digital Topic Hardware Module Startup Voice Voice Install (800- R3.1.0 Introduction Guide Operators CLI Ref Module Module (800- 1942- (800- (800- (800- (800- (800-...

  • Page 70: Accessing The Product Documentation

    The entire set of Passport 4400 product documentation—all manuals listed in the documentation road map chart above— can be obtained in one of the following manners. • For softcopy of the documentation in PDF format, access the Nortel Networks Web site at URL http://www3.nortelnetworks.com/product/ manuals/index.htm.

  • Page 71: Master Table Of Contents - A

    Master Table of Contents The following appendix lists the table of contents of all the manuals in the Passport 4400 documentation set. Passport 4400 Part Number ISDN BRI Manual 800-1942-31 Analog Voice Module Manual 800-1943-31 T1/E1 and Digital Voice Manual 800-1944-31 CLI Reference Manual 800-1950-31...
  • Page 72 Passport 4400 Introduction and Road Map Master Table of Contents bearer (B Channel) ..........3-3 directory .
  • Page 73 Master Table of Contents Passport 4400 Introduction and Road Map Call Negotiation..........4-22 Closed User Group .

  • Page 74: Analog Voice Manual - 800-1943-31

    Passport 4400 Introduction and Road Map Master Table of Contents Displaying the RSI Cache Contents ....... . 7-8 Displaying the RSI Defined Parameters .
  • Page 75 Master Table of Contents Passport 4400 Introduction and Road Map Configuration - 3 Command Line Interface Overview ........3-1 Using the Command Line Interface.
  • Page 76 Passport 4400 Introduction and Road Map Master Table of Contents Setting the RSI Parameters ......... . 5-7 Cache Status.

  • Page 77: T1/E1 And Digital Voice Manual - 800-1944-31

    Master Table of Contents Passport 4400 Introduction and Road Map PBX Station or CENTREX PSTN Line Application Adjustments ....A-11 Single Line Telephone Application........A-15 Hybrid Key System Adjustment .
  • Page 78 Passport 4400 Introduction and Road Map Master Table of Contents Egress Table ........... . . 5-5 Call Forwarding and Digit Manipulation .

  • Page 79: Cli Reference Manual - 800-1950-31

    Master Table of Contents Passport 4400 Introduction and Road Map Digital Voice Module Level Adjustment Procedure - D Signal Flow ............D-1 Equipment Required .
  • Page 80 Passport 4400 Introduction and Road Map Master Table of Contents Client Timed Out ..........1-9 Client Failed .
  • Page 81 Master Table of Contents Passport 4400 Introduction and Road Map define fr ............3-2 define fr line network .
  • Page 82 Passport 4400 Introduction and Road Map Master Table of Contents delete filters ip ........... . 4-2 delete fr .
  • Page 83 Master Table of Contents Passport 4400 Introduction and Road Map set t1e1 ............5-13 set t1e1 ds0Connect .
  • Page 84 Passport 4400 Introduction and Road Map Master Table of Contents show bridge transparent parameters....... . 7-11 show bridge transparent port entry/table .
  • Page 85 Master Table of Contents Passport 4400 Introduction and Road Map show isdn............7-85 show isdn dialControl .
  • Page 86 Passport 4400 Introduction and Road Map Master Table of Contents show system statistics......... . . 7-127 show system system .

  • Page 87: Hardware Installation Manual - 800-1951-31

    Master Table of Contents Passport 4400 Introduction and Road Map CLI Value Prompts - A string ............A-2 timeout .
  • Page 88 Passport 4400 Introduction and Road Map Master Table of Contents Ethernet Base Module - 3 Attaching Cables to the Ethernet Base Module ......3-3 Management Port .
  • Page 89 Master Table of Contents Passport 4400 Introduction and Road Map Use of Terminal Block ..........6-9 Terminal Block Connection .

  • Page 90: Operator's Manual - 800-1952-31

    Passport 4400 Introduction and Road Map Master Table of Contents Stacking Connectors ..........10-4 Back Panel Grounding Clips .
  • Page 91 Master Table of Contents Passport 4400 Introduction and Road Map T1, E1 and 56k CSU Interfaces ........4-8 LAN Services - 5 LAN Features.

  • Page 92: Installtool Release 2.0 Startup Guide - 800-1983-31

    Passport 4400 Introduction and Road Map Master Table of Contents Taking a Port Offline ..........10-10 Monitoring Passport 4400 System Parameters .
  • Page 93 Master Table of Contents Passport 4400 Introduction and Road Map Configuring a Direct Connection for Windows 95 ..... . 3-9 Configuring a Direct Connection for Windows NT.
  • Page 94 Passport 4400 Introduction and Road Map Master Table of Contents Requirements ..........5-10 Ethernet Connection .

  • Page 95: Master Index

    Master Index The following master index lists all subjects indexed in each of the Passport 4400 user manuals. Each entry lists the subject, the manual(s) in which the subject is indexed, and the corresponding page number(s) containing information on the subject. The user manuals are referenced by the unique portion of their part number, e.g., [1943].
  • Page 96 Passport 4400 Introduction and Road Map Master Index AddressType [1950] 7-34 AddrResolveRetries [1950] 7-103 AddrResolveTimeOut [1950] 7-103 AddrResRequest [1950] 7-111 AdminStatus [1950] 3-15, [1950] 3-17, 7-65 AdmittedCUGs [1950] 7-40 Affidavit for Digital Services [1951] 1-11 [1950] 7-79 7-80 AgeMultiplier Agencies BABT [1942] iii, iv, [1951] vii, viii CSA [1942] iv, [1943] 2-1, [1944] 2, [1951] viii FCC [1942] iv, [1043] 2, [1950] 2, [1951] 4, 6, viii, [1983] 2...
  • Page 97 Master Index Passport 4400 Introduction and Road Map autoGainControl [1944] 5-14, [1950] 5-22 Background [1944] 5-14 backGround [1950] 5-22 Background Noise [1942] 4-9 Background Noise Level [1942] 4-19, [1943] 3-29, [1944] 5-30 Back Panel [1983] 4-4 blanks [1951] 10-5 grounding clips [1951] 10-4 BackupLink [1950] 3-15 backupLink [1950] 4-2 BackupRemain [1950] 7-69...
  • Page 98 Passport 4400 Introduction and Road Map Master Index CallOriginator [1950] 7-46, 7-50, 7-56, 7-62 Call Progress Tones [1942] 4-11, [1943] 3-18 callProgressTone [1950] 5-22 Call Restrictions class [1942] 4-23, [1943] 3-43 closed user group [1942] 4-23 incoming [1942] 4-23 matrix [1943] 3-44 outgoing [1942] 4-25 outgoing voice [1944] 5-42 voice...
  • Page 99 Master Index Passport 4400 Introduction and Road Map clockingSource [1950] 5-4 Clocking Data Port [1944] 3-10 ClosedUserGroup [1950] 3-23 ClosedUserGroupCall [1950] 5-29 Closed User Group Restriction [1942] 4-23 closedUserGrpId [1950] 5-28 cold start [1950] 6-3 Color Status Displays [1983] 4-4 CommittedBurst [1950] 7-42 Common Channel Signaling [1944] Glossary-2 CommunityLastCommit [1950] 7-118...
  • Page 100 Passport 4400 Introduction and Road Map Master Index customer_Monitor [1950] 5-11 customer_Operator [1950] 5-11 CustomerID [1950] 3-28 d0connection [1950] 5-5 DataFrames [1950] 7-31 DataLinkType [1950] 3-19, 3-20, 7-73, 7-78 Data Port Configuration [1944] 3-9 Data Port Status Display [1944] 4-11 DCE [1950] 3-27 DCEMaxFrameSize [1950] 3-27, 7-100 DCEPVCLMIState [1950] 7-53...
  • Page 101 Master Index Passport 4400 Introduction and Road Map Digital Voice Expansion Module (DVEM) [1951] 5-13 indicators [1951] 8-6 power harness [1951] 5-14, 9-3 Digital Voice Module (DVM) [1951] 5-15 configuration [1944] 5-1 installing [1951] 5-15 DisableCause [1950] 7-49 DiscardPriority [1950] 3-12, 7-45, 7-47, 7-49, 7-50, 7-55, 7-57, 7-63 DisconnectCause [1950] 7-89 DisconnectedCalls [1950] 7-40 DisconnectReason [1950] 7-53...
  • Page 102 Passport 4400 Introduction and Road Map Master Index DnaAssociation [1950] 7-102 DNAChangeCount [1950] 7-104 DnaDeassociation [1950] 7-102 DNASuffix [1950] 2-6, 7-39 DS0BasicRate [1950] 7-14 ds0BasicRate [1950] 5-5 DS0Connection [1950] 7-15 DS0 Connection Display [1944] 4-3 DTE [1950] 3-27 DTEMaxFrameSize [1950] 3-27, 7-100 DTEReceiverBW [1950] 3-27, 7-100 DTMF [1950] 5-22, 5-23, 5-25 DTMF Detector...
  • Page 103 Master Index Passport 4400 Introduction and Road Map endOfDialCharStatus [1950] 5-24 Entering Multiple Values [1983] 5-3 add [1983] 5-4 delete [1983] 5-4 modify [1983] 5-4 EntryRowStatus [1950] 7-110 EntryStatus [1950] 7-48 Ethernet Base Module (EBM) [1951] 1-2 components [1951] 3-1 connecting [1951] 3-3 indicators [1951] 8-1 ports...
  • Page 104 Passport 4400 Introduction and Road Map Master Index FilterForceEnable [1950] 5-4, 7-13 FilterForcingCntl [1950] 5-4 FilterNumber [1950] 7-8 FilterPortIndex [1950] 7-8 FilterStatus [1950] 7-8 FlowControl [1950] 3-2, 7-29 Flow Chart, NAC/NAS [1944] 8-3 FltrAction [1950] 7-21 FltrDstAddr [1950] 7-21 FltrDstMask [1950] 7-21 FltrPortId [1950] 7-21 FltrProtId [1950] 7-21 FltrSrcAddr [1950] 7-21...
  • Page 105 Master Index Passport 4400 Introduction and Road Map strapping [1943] 2-3 straps [1951] 6-10 FXS Signaling [1943] 3-24 fxsSignalingFormat [1950] 5-25 GetNexts [1950] 7-113 Grounding Clips [1951] 10-4 Hangover Time [1944] 5-31, 5-32 Hardware Requirements [1983] [1983] 1-2 HeaderErrorRx [1950] 7-30 Hello1Count [1950] 7-104 Hello2Count [1950] 7-104 Hello3Count [1950] 7-104...
  • Page 106 Passport 4400 Introduction and Road Map Master Index InactDuration [1950] 3-16 InactDurationMin [1950] 3-16 InactFriday [1950] 3-16 InactMonday [1950] 3-16 InactPeriodic [1950] 3-16 InactSaturday [1950] 3-16 InactStartHr [1950] 3-16 InactStartMin [1950] 3-16 InactSunday [1950] 3-16 InactThursday [1950] 3-16 InactTuesday [1950] 3-16 InactWednesday [1950] 3-16 InBc [1950] 7-54 InBe [1950] 7-54...
  • Page 107 Master Index Passport 4400 Introduction and Road Map InputDiscards [1950] 7-75 InputHeaderErrors [1950] 7-75 Input Level [1942] 4-15, [1943] 3-24, 3-25, [1944] 5-28 inputLevelGain [1950] 5-25 InsertLossLingLength [1950] 7-14 Installation space requirements [1951] 2-1, 2-2 expansion modules [1951] 10-6 Passport 4400 [1951] 2-1 Integer [1950] A-1 InstallTool Demo [1983] 4-1 modes [1983] 4-2–4-3...
  • Page 108 Passport 4400 Introduction and Road Map Master Index LastDisconnectCause [1950] 7-92 LastDisconnectText [1950] 7-92 LastSetupTime [1950] 7-92 LastTimeChange [1950] 7-42, 7-47, 7-50, 7-56, 7-62 LastTimeDiscReason [1950] 7-43 LateCollisions [1950] 7-19 LearnEntryDiscards [1950] 7-11 LEDs [1942] 1-3, [1951] 8-1 see Indicators Legacy Data Expansion Module (LEM) [1951] 4-2 Legacy Data Module (LDM) [1951] 4-2 lineBuildOut [1950] 5-5...
  • Page 109 Master Index Passport 4400 Introduction and Road Map MACFilter [1950] 7-4, 7-5 MACFilterType [1950] 7-4, 7-5 Management Overview [1983] 3-1 basic requirements [1983] 3-1 dial-up networking [1983] 3-1 serial ports [1983] 3-1 port limitations [1983] 3-1 ManipulationString [1950] 5-19, 5-20 ingress [1943] 3-5 Master Configuration [1943] 3-37 Matrix...
  • Page 110 Passport 4400 Introduction and Road Map Master Index MPANL [1950] 3-27 MpanlMode [1950] 7-36 MsgRxStatus [1950] 7-35 MsgRxStatusInq [1950] 7-35 MsgTxStatus [1950] 7-35 MsgTxStatusInq [1950] 7-35 MsmTrap [1950] 3-14 MSMTrapEnable [1950] 7-58 MsmTrapEnable [1950] 7-57 Mtu [1950] 3-19, 7-72, 7-108 MtuExDiscards [1950] 7-5 Multicast [1950] 7-34 MultipleCollFrames [1950] 7-19...
  • Page 111 Master Index Passport 4400 Introduction and Road Map NetProtocolErrors [1950] 7-26 NetT392 [1950] 7-26 Network Address Resolution [1942] 7-1, 8-1, [1943] 5-1, 6-1, [1944] 7-1, Network Address Resolution RSI/RSA [1942] 7-2 Network Terminator [1942] 1-2 NextHopNICAddress [1950] 3-21, 7-82 Nm20 [1950] 3-25, 7-93 nm20 [1950] 7-97 NodeID [1950] 3-28 Noise Level Background [1944] 5-30...
  • Page 112 Passport 4400 Introduction and Road Map Master Index OspfOutFltrAction [1950] 7-22 OspfOutFltrAddr [1950] 7-22 OspfOutFltrMask [1950] 7-22 OutBc [1950] 7-54 OutBe [1950] 7-54 OutCalls [1950] 7-97 OutCIR [1950] 7-54 OutConnected [1950] 7-97 OutFltrAction [1950] 7-21 OutFltrAddr [1950] 7-20 OutFltrMask [1950] 7-20 OutFltrPortId [1950] 7-20 OutFltrProtId [1950] 7-20 OutFltrScrDst [1950] 7-21...
  • Page 113 Master Index Passport 4400 Introduction and Road Map PC to Passport 4400 Connection [1983] 3-18 cable connections [1983] 3-19 dial-up connection [1983] 3-18 direct connection [1983] 3-18 PeerAddress [1950] 7-87, 7-88, 7-94 PeerDLCI [1950] 7-36 PeerId [1950] 7-87, 7-89 PeerIfIndex [1950] 7-87, 7-89 PeerNetwork [1950] 7-36 PeerSubAddress [1950] 7-87, 7-88, 7-94 Permission [1950] 7-91...
  • Page 114 Passport 4400 Introduction and Road Map Master Index disconnect supervision [1943] 3-20 E&M signaling [1943] 3-21 echo canceler [1943] 3-21 end of dial character [1943] 3-23 fax digitizing rate [1943] 3-23 FXS signaling [1943] 3-24 hangover time [1943] 3-31 input level [1943] 3-24 jitter [1943] 3-25 line impedance [1943] 3-26 maximum forwarded digits [1943] 3-26, 3-27...
  • Page 115 Master Index Passport 4400 Introduction and Road Map QoSRxBrstSizGrntd [1950] 7-36 QoSRxExRateGrntd [1950] 7-36 QoSRxThrput [1950] 7-36 QoSTxBrstSizGrntd [1950] 7-36 QoSTxExRateGrntd [1950] 7-36 QoSTxThrput [1950] 7-36 ramUtilThres [1950] 5-13 Rate, Data Port [1944] 3-11 RateEnforcement [1950] 3-2, 3-29, 7-25, 7-28, 7-31 ReasonForDisconnect [1950] 7-45 ReassembleFail [1950] 7-76 ReassembleNeed [1950] 7-76...
  • Page 116 Passport 4400 Introduction and Road Map Master Index Reset reset switch [1951] 2-8 Resetting the Passport 4400 [1983] 4-8 ResReqTimeOut [1950] 7-111 RestartState [1950] 7-38 Restriction call by class [1942] 4-26 restrictionClass [1950] 5-29 RetainTimer [1950] 7-88 RetryDelay [1950] 3-23, 7-91 Ring Frequency FXS [1943] 3-30 ringFrequency [1950] 5-27...
  • Page 117 Master Index Passport 4400 Introduction and Road Map parameters [1942] 7-7 address resolution request attempts [1942] 7-7 cache status [1942] 7-7 response before time-out [1942] 7-7 provisioning [1942] 7-4, 8-4, [1943] 5-4, 6-4, [1944] 7-4, 8-4 resetting [1942] 7-7, 8-6, [1943] 5-7, 6-7, [1944] 7-7, 8-7 RsiCalls [1950] 7-38 RstartT316Timer [1950] 7-37 RstrtAckT317Timer [1950] 7-37...
  • Page 118 Passport 4400 Introduction and Road Map Master Index RxFragmentCount [1950] 7-159 RxFrames [1950] 7-12, 7-46, 7-58, 7-61 Rxfrmsiz [1950] 7-93, 7-96 RxGeneralErrors [1950] 7-113 RxGetNexts [1950] 7-113 RxGetRequests [1950] 7-113 RxGetResponses [1950] 7-113 RxHeaderErrors [1950] 7-85 RxInputDatagrams [1950] 7-75 RxInternalMACErrors [1950] 7-19 RxLMI [1950] 7-30 RxLossofSignal [1950] 7-14 RxMaxFrameSize [1950] 7-28, 7-31, 7-59, 7-61...
  • Page 119 Master Index Passport 4400 Introduction and Road Map RxUnknownProtocols [1950] 7-75, 7-108 RxUnknowns [1950] 7-30, 7-106 RxUnknownSockets [1950] 7-85 RxValidGet [1950] 7-113 RxValidSets [1950] 7-113 RxWindowSize [1950] 3-26 Rxwinsiz [1950] 7-92, 7-96 Safety [1942] iii, [1951] vii Safety information [1951] 1-5, 10-1 SapFilter [1950] 7-4, 7-5 SapFilterType [1950] 7-4, 7-5 Selecting VNCS Network Server [1942] 7-3...
  • Page 120 Passport 4400 Introduction and Road Map Master Index SingleCollFrames [1950] 7-19 Software Installation [1983] 2-1 Software Requirements [1983] 1-2 Space Requirements [1951] 2-1 Spacers [1951] 10-5 SpanDebugStatus [1950] 5-3, 7-7 SpanningTree [1950] 3-1, 7-7 spanningTree [1950] 5-3 Specifications [1951] 1-6 agency compliances [1951] 1-7 operating environment [1951] 1-6 physical [1951] 1-6...
  • Page 121 Master Index Passport 4400 Introduction and Road Map SucceedDNARequest [1950] 7-153 SucceededCalls [1950] 7-40, 7-92 SucceededOutSVCCalls [1950] 7-153 SVCDLCI [1950] 7-35, 7-43 SVCDNA [1950] 7-43 SVCIfIndex [1950] 7-43, 7-47, 7-49 SVCUserState [1950] 7-43 SwitchDelay [1950] 3-17 Switches expansion modules [1951] 10-3 Switching Profile [1943] 3-32 address server select [1943] 3-32 address server selection [1943] 3-33...
  • Page 122 Passport 4400 Introduction and Road Map Master Index T310 [1950] 3-6, 7-32 T391 [1950] 3-8, 7-40 TableSize [1950] 7-107 TEIType [1950] 3-25, 7-96 TEIValue [1950] 3-25, 7-96 Telephone Interface connectors [1943] 2-3 Telnet [1983] 7-1 connection [1983] 7-1 end connection [1983] 7-4 establishing connection [1983] 7-1 Terminology [1943] 1-2 Testing...
  • Page 123 Master Index Passport 4400 Introduction and Road Map trapsubscription [1950] 2-13 Troubleshooting [1983] A-1 cannot access a device [1983] A-1 install wizard [1983] A-1 TunnelIfIndex [1950] 7-59 TunnelingPVCDlci [1950] 7-36 TÜV for Germany [1943] 2-1 TxAddrMaskReplys [1950] 7-71 TxAddrMasks [1950] 7-71 TxB7ZeroSuppress [1950] 7-15 TxBadValues [1950] 7-114 TxBc [1950] 7-25, 7-28, 7-31, 7-60, 7-61...
  • Page 124 Passport 4400 Introduction and Road Map Master Index txLoopUpStatus [1950] 5-6 TxMaxFrameSize [1950] 7-28, 7-30, 7-59, 7-61 TxMsgs [1950] 7-71 TxMsgSetup [1950] 7-38 TxMstCallProceeding [1950] 7-38 TxMstConnect [1950] 7-38 TxMstDisConnect [1950] 7-38 TxMstRelease [1950] 7-38 TxMstReleaseComp [1950] 7-38 TxMstStatus [1950] 7-38 TxMstStatusInquery [1950] 7-38 TxNonUnicastPackets [1950] 7-109 TxNoSuchNames [1950] 7-114...
  • Page 125 Master Index Passport 4400 Introduction and Road Map undCount [1950] 7-112 Underwriters Laboratories, Inc. (UL) [1943] 2-1 Uninstalling InstallTool [1983] B-1 procedure [1983] B-1 United Kingdom Requirements [1942] iv, [ ] viii UnitIndex [1950] 3-16 Unit Installation [1983] 3-2 Universal Analog Voice Module (UAVM) [1951] 1-3, 6-5 E&M interface module [1951] 6-15 FCC registration [1951] 1-18 FXS and FXO interface modules [1951] 6-6...
  • Page 126 Passport 4400 Introduction and Road Map Master Index Voice Profile assignment [1942] 4-20 options [1944] 5-12 setting [1942] 4-7 Voice Priority [1943] 3-45 VoiceRegisterCount [1950] 7-104 Voice Services [1983] 6-5 VPIfIndex [1950] 7-42 WAN Links [1983] 6-2 hardware [1983] 6-2 56K CSU [1983] 6-2 E1 [1983] 6-2 ISDN [1983] 6-2...
  • Page 127 Glossary AB or ABCD Signalling bits associated with every digital voice channel. In T1 these bits are “robbed” from the least significant bit of every sixth voice sample. In a T1 extended superframe, A is obtained from frame 6, B from frame 12, C from frame 18, and D from frame 24.
  • Page 128 Passport 4400 Introduction and Road Map Glossary B8ZS A T1 zeros suppression technique, where an all-zeros byte is replaced with a code of 00011011, and each ones pair is transmitted with a bipolar violation. See HDB3. Bipolar A method of digital information transmission, where logical ones are coded both positively and negatively with respect to a zero base reference.
  • Page 129 Glossary Passport 4400 Introduction and Road Map CCS (Common Channel Signaling) A means of passing signaling information for multiple bearer channels over a single data link, using one of the DS0 time slots. In E1, time slot 16 carries the signaling information. In T1 time slot 24 is usually dedicated to signaling, but any one of the time slots may be configured for a that purpose.
  • Page 130 Passport 4400 Introduction and Road Map Glossary CFP1 (Control and Function Processor) A processor card that incorporates Passport 6400 functionality normally available on several function processors (FPs) and the control processor (CP). The CFP1 provides full CP functionality to manage and control Passport applications for system and network functions as well as four serial ports and two LAN ports for data switching.
  • Page 131 Glossary Passport 4400 Introduction and Road Map DCE (Data Circuit Equipment) The equipment at the network side of a subscriber link that provides both interface control and the means of digital transmission between user premises and the network switches. Diagnostic Digital Test See Internal Digital Test.
  • Page 132 Passport 4400 Introduction and Road Map Glossary Drop and Insert A process whereby DS0 channels received from one T1 or E1 interface are dropped within the T1 or E1 voice module and replaced with new information destined for the other T1 or E1 interface. Applies only to T1 or E1 voice modules with dual T1 or E1 ports.
  • Page 133 Glossary Passport 4400 Introduction and Road Map E1 Voice Module A T1 processing and switching device than can accommodate up to six digital voice modules. May have one or two T1 interface ports. E1 Frame A TDM sequence of 32 8-bit words, generated 8000 times a second. Of the 32 8-bit words, 30 are voice or data channels, one is a signaling channel, and one is a framing channel.
  • Page 134 Passport 4400 Introduction and Road Map Glossary External Line Loopback Test Also known as the Line Loopback test. Similar to the External Digital Loopback test, except that it does not test the unframing and framing circuits. FECN (Forward Explicit Congestion Notification) The FECN bit is used in the Frame Relay header of a frame to warn the receiving-end device that the frames it is receiving (traveling in the same direction) have encountered congestion or congested resources.
  • Page 135 Glossary Passport 4400 Introduction and Road Map HDLC Transparent Data Service (HTDS) A service that transports HDLC-framed data across the network without interpretation, except that interframe flags are not transmitted. The efficiency of the transmission is increased by not transmitting flags. HG (Hunt Group) Hunt groups are a group of network addresses (DNAs) reachable from a unique DNA and configured so that an incoming call automatically...
  • Page 136 Passport 4400 Introduction and Road Map Glossary IPX (Internetwork packet exchange) A proprietary network-layer data exchange protocol designed for Novel NetWare. ISDN (Integrated Services Digital Network) A digital technology which provides combined voice and data services. BRI access to an ISDN switch provides 2B+D (two 64 Kbit/s B-channels and one 16 Kbit/s D-channel) over an existing copper telephone line.
  • Page 137 Glossary Passport 4400 Introduction and Road Map MAC Filter A filter type based on source or destination MAC address. Measurement Interval (Tc) The time interval over which rates and burst sizes are measured. In general, its duration is proportional to the burstiness of the traffic. MIB (Management Information Base) A data base containing configuration and status information relating to a specific managed object or objects.
  • Page 138 Passport 4400 Introduction and Road Map Glossary PANL A Passport link support service designed to communicate with Passport 4400 access units. PANL includes proprietary protocol elements derived from ITU-T X.36 (Frame Relay) and signaling protocols (Q.922 and Q.933) to enhance the treatment of voice traffic over links shared with application data and enable secure signaling as a Frame Relay application.
  • Page 139 Glossary Passport 4400 Introduction and Road Map For physical interfaces, the PPA number corresponds to the physical port number on the module. For logical or virtual interfaces, the number corresponds to a logical port or interface and is dependent on the interface module type.
  • Page 140 Passport 4400 Introduction and Road Map Glossary SAP Filter SAP input filters allow a routing device to determine whether or not to accept information about a service. SAP output filters are applied prior to the routing device sending information out a specific interface. SDT (Single Dial Tone) A feature which allows users to dial a single number to reach a site accessed through multiple extensions.
  • Page 141 Glossary Passport 4400 Introduction and Road Map See Virtual Circuit. System Clock A configurable parameter for the clock source used in the T1 or E1 voice module. Options include the DSX-1 interface, the DS-1 interface (if dual port), and a clock generated internally within the T1 or E1 voice module. A North American standard for digital voice and data communication transmitted at the rate of 1.544 Mbps.
  • Page 142 Passport 4400 Introduction and Road Map Glossary UNI (User to Network Interface) The frame relay service is provided through a standard interface between the user device and the network, called the user-to-network interface. Virtual Circuit Provides the user with the equivalent of a physical connection to a destination address using shared facilities.
  • Page 143 Glossary Passport 4400 Introduction and Road Map Glossary-17...
  • Page 145 Passport 4400 Introduction Address comments to: Manager, Technical Publications Nortel Networks 4100 Guardian Street Simi Valley, CA 93063-3382 U.S.A. 1-805-583-8600 © 1999 Northern Telecom All rights reserved Information subject to change without notice Publication: 800-1982-31 Rev. A Date: February 1999...

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