Ericsson HL950 Administrator's Manual page 9

Multi Service Edge Device HL950
Administrator's Guide
Table of Figures and Tables:
Figure 1 HL950 Providing IP Services and Circuit Emulation ............................................................ 13
Figure 2 HL950 Providing IP Services and Voice over ATM ............................................................. 13
Figure 3 HL950 Hardware Overview................................................................................................... 15
Figure 4 Methods for Access to the HL950 CLI ................................................................................. 18
Figure 5 Main Commands for the HL950 CLI..................................................................................... 20
Figure 6 System Setup for Initial Configuration .................................................................................. 24
Figure 7 View of Elements and Prefixes for the CES Command......................................................... 25
Figure 8 CES over ATM ...................................................................................................................... 25
Figure 9 E1 Unstructured CES with Synchronous Clocking................................................................ 27
Figure 10 E1 Unstructured CES with Adaptive Clocking.................................................................... 29
Figure 11 X.21, V.35 and V.36 Unstructured CES with Synchronous Clocking................................. 31
Figure 12 X.21, V.35 and V.36 Unstructured CES with Adaptive Clocking....................................... 33
Figure 13 E1 Structured CES with Synchronous Clocking.................................................................. 35
Figure 14 Unstructured Protocol Data Unit (PDU) Format.................................................................. 37
Figure 15 Structured Protocol Data Unit (PDU) Format...................................................................... 37
Figure 16 CES over IP.......................................................................................................................... 41
Figure 17 E1 Unstructured CES with Adaptive Clocking and Axerra Mode....................................... 43
Figure 18 E1 Unstructured CES with Synchronous Clocking and Axerra Mode ................................ 45
Figure 19 E1 Unstructured CES with Adaptive Clocking and RAD Mode ......................................... 47
Figure 20 E1 Unstructured CES with Synchronous Clocking and RAD Mode ................................... 49
Figure 21 E1 Structured CES with Adaptive Clocking and Axerra Mode........................................... 51
Figure 22 View of Element and Prefixes for the DATA Command .................................................... 53
Figure 23 View of Element and Prefixes for the GOS Command ....................................................... 57
Figure 24 View of Elements and Prefixes for the INTERFACE Command ........................................ 58
Figure 25 Integrated Routing................................................................................................................ 59
Figure 26 Multi-VLAN Support........................................................................................................... 60
Figure 27 Routed Protocols over ATM PVCs...................................................................................... 65
Figure 28 Bridged Protocols over ATM PVCs .................................................................................... 66
Figure 29 Bridged Encapsulation PVCs using LLC or VCMux .......................................................... 67
Figure 30 View of Elements and Prefixes for the SECURITY Command .......................................... 71
Figure 31 Stateful Inspection Firewall and NAT ................................................................................. 72
Figure 32 Example of One to One NAT............................................................................................... 75
Figure 33 Example of Many to One NAT............................................................................................ 76
Figure 34 Example of Many to Many NAT ......................................................................................... 76
Figure 35 Point-to-Point Virtual Private Network (IPSec) .................................................................. 78
Figure 36 Multiple Point Virtual Private Network (IPSec) .................................................................. 78
Figure 37 Secure Private Network Access ........................................................................................... 79
Figure 38 View of Element and Prefixes for the SERVICE Command............................................... 84
Figure 39 View of Element and Prefixes for the SYSTEM Command................................................ 86
Figure 40 View of Elements and Prefixes for the VOICE Command.................................................. 87
Figure 41 Voice over ATM (BLES)..................................................................................................... 87
Figure 42 View of Elements and Prefixes for the VGW Command .................................................... 89
Figure 43 Back Panel of HL950......................................................................................................... 128
Figure 44 DB9 Connector .................................................................................................................. 128
Figure 45 RJ45 connector................................................................................................................... 128
Figure 46 Connectors/indicators on the Dual SHDSL Interface module ........................................... 129
Figure 47 Connectors/indicators on the E1 Interface module ............................................................ 130
Figure 48 Connector on the Legacy V.35/V.36/X.21 Interface Module ............................................ 131
Figure 49 M/34 Connector ................................................................................................................. 132
Figure 50 DB37 Connector ................................................................................................................ 133
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