Page 1 ConnectReach Access ® ™ System User/Service Manual 363-208-050 Issue 4 June 2002...
Page 2 Windows is a registered trademark of Microsoft Corporation. Documentation Ordering Information The ordering number for this CIP is 363-208-050. To order this CIP call the Lucent Technologies Customer Information Center in Indianapolis, Indiana, on 1-888-LUCENT-8 (1-888-582-3688). RBOC/BOC customers should process CIP orders or standing order requests through their Company Documentation Coordinator.
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Page 7: Table Of Contents
System Overview About This Chapter ® ™ ConnectReach System Description Product Description About This Chapter Physical and Functional Description SLC ConnectReach System Specifications 2-18 Peripheral Hardware Equipment 2-24 Preinstallation Planning About This Chapter Configuration and Installation Process Issue 4 June 2002...
Page 8 What Are the Requirements? Interface Card Installation 5-10 ® ™ Mount the SLC ConnectReach System 5-21 Connect Cables to the SLC ConnectReach System 5-33 48-Line Master/Slave Configuration 5-47 Analog Voice Interface Considerations 5-52 Alarm Relay 5-55 ® Provisioning the SLC...
Page 9 SLC ConnectReach System Monitoring About This Chapter Using the Statistics Command to Display System Elements Status Miscellaneous Monitoring Commands 7-49 Configure/Monitor and Upgrade Software for the SLC ConnectReach System Using a Web Browser About This Chapter ® ™ Preparing/Accessing the SLC ConnectReach...
Page 10 &RQWHQWV Custom Firewall Configurations About This Appendix Configuring IP Filter Groups User Interface About This Appendix Business OfficeXchange Features EZ Config About This Appendix Initial Setup Using EZConfig Configuring Enterprise NAT About This Appendix *ORVVDU\ GL-1 ,QGH[ IN-1 Issue 4 June 2002...
Page 11: About This Information Product (Ip)
About This Information Product (IP) Purpose Overview Introduction The User/Service Manual provides the information needed by installation, operation, and maintenance personnel to configure, install, monitor, and maintain the SLC ® ConnectReach ™ Access System. Issue 4 June 2002...
Page 12: Scope
Procedures for preinstallation planning Procedures for configuring, installing, monitoring, maintaining, and clearing troubles on the SLC ConnectReach system. The information contained in this IP is relevant to the SLC ConnectReach Supporting software Software Release 5.1.1; hereafter referred to as R5.1.1.
Page 13: Intended Audience
About This Information Product (IP) Intended Audience 363-208-050 Intended Audience Who Uses This Manual? Customer The User/Service Manual is intended for the following customers who participate in the engineering, installation, and maintenance of the system: Equipment engineers and outside plant engineers Transmission engineers Installation, operation, and maintenance personnel System administrators...
Page 14: Reason For Reissue
About This Information Product (IP) Reason for Reissue 363-208-050 Reason for Reissue Changes Made Since Previous Issue Introduction This IP is reissued for the following reasons: To update customer support contact information from RTAC to NetCare Knowledge Center (NKC) (see copyright page for details). To update T1 monitoring statistics information.
Page 15: How To Use This Information Product
These "Configuring the SLC procedures assume that the SLC ConnectReach system is to be configured at a ConnectReach staging area prior to installation at a customer site. Procedures are also included System"...
Page 16 SLC-2000 RT/HDT" (RT/HDT). Chapter 7, "SLC This chapter contains the procedures for accessing and displaying various data that has been stored in or collected by the SLC ConnectReach system. ConnectReach System Monitoring" Chapter 8, This chapter contains the procedures for configuring, monitoring, and performing software upgrades for the SLC ConnectReach system using a Web browser.
Page 17 Appendix D, "User (BOX ) features. Interface" Appendix E, This appendix describes the procedure for configuring the SLC ConnectReach system with the EZConfig program. “EZConfig” This appendix describes the configuration of and applications for Enterprise Appendix F, Network Address Translation (Enterprise NAT).
Page 18: Conventions Used
About This Information Product (IP) Conventions Used 363-208-050 Conventions Used Special Fonts Introduction Special fonts are used in this IP for text that requires emphasis. The following conventions are used to highlight specific text. Uppercase letters (or literal spelling) denote panel stampings located on the Uppercase equipment.
Page 19 Access System. The trademark is never used by itself — the trademark always modifies a noun (for example, SPOTS ® channel units). Lucent Technologies trademarks are identified on first use in each chapter (in the Trademarks of Lucent ® table of contents, text, and headings) with the registered mark (...
Page 20 This section explains terms used in this IP that may have a different meaning Introduction than the general or common use of the term. In the SLC ConnectReach Access System, the term access means that the Access system provides the primary service interface for the customer to enter the network.
Page 21: Product Safety
About This Information Product (IP) Product Safety 363-208-050 Product Safety Safety Labels Introduction This IP may contain safety labels as DANGERS, WARNINGS, and CAUTIONS. These safety labels have the following definitions. The safety alert symbol is used on product labels and in this IP to alert the Safety alert symbol user to important operating and maintenance instructions.
Page 22 About This Information Product (IP) Product Safety 363-208-050 Electrostatic Discharge (ESD) Considerations CAUTION: Industry experience has shown that all integrated circuit packs can be Considerations to damaged by static electricity that builds up on work surfaces and avoid ESD damage personnel.
Page 23 Product Safety 363-208-050 Electrostatic Discharge (ESD) (Continued) To reduce the possibility of ESD damage, the SLC ConnectReach system Grounding using wrist cabinet is equipped with a ground stud to enable personnel to ground strap themselves using a wrist strap (refer to the following figure) with a minimum resistance of 250 k-ohms while handling circuit packs or working on the system.
Page 24: Customer Assistance And Technical Support
NKC on the next regular business day. Warranty repair If a SLC ConnectReach system unit or interface card is found to be broken or defective during the warranty period, the item should be sent to the following location for repair or replacement:...
Page 25: Information Products
About This Information Product (IP) Information Products 363-208-050 Information Products Documentation Introduction This section contains the system documentation plan and bibliography (list of references). The following IPs provide additional information related to the SLC Documentation plan ConnectReach Access system: 363-208-000, SLC 2000 Carrier System, Applications, Planning, and Ordering Guide Audience —...
Page 26 1-888-LUCENT8 (582-3688) $%& When you call 1-888-LUCENT8, select Option 2 (press on a touch-tone phone) for Lucent Technologies product training. Internet access to training course catalogs, schedules, availability, and other Enroll using Internet course related information can be found at: access http://www.lucent-product-training.com/...
Page 27 About This Information Product (IP) Information Products 363-208-050 Training (Continued) TR4610, SLC-2000 Audience Access System This course is designed for telecommunication central office, outside plant, and Operations and maintenance personnel responsible for installing and maintaining the system. Maintenance Length 5 days Content A comprehensive study of the SLC-2000 Access System and the multi-services distant terminal (MSDT) that includes a physical description, functional...
Page 28 Information Products 363-208-050 Electronic and Alternative Media Information products (IPs) for the SLC ConnectReach Access system are Overview available in electronic form, on compact disk-read-only memory (CD-ROM) and floppy disk. IPs are also maintained on the Internet (behind the Lucent Technologies firewall).
Page 29 Process through your Company Documentation Coordinator * For commercial customers, a check, money order, purchase order number, or charge card number is required with all orders. Make checks payable to Lucent Technologies. Lucent Technologies entities should use Form IND 1-80.80 FA, available through the Customer Information Center.
Page 30 Two feedback forms are located near the front of this IP immediately after the Feedback forms title page. If the feedback forms are missing, please send your comments and suggestions Missing feedback forms Attention: Lucent Technologies Attn: Customer Documentation Coordinator Room 14D-322 PO Box 903 67 Whippany Road Whippany, NJ 07981-0903...
Page 31: System Overview
System Overview Contents About This Chapter Introduction ® ™ ConnectReach System Description Overview Issue 4 June 2002...
Page 32: About This Chapter
System Overview About This Chapter 363-208-050 About This Chapter Introduction ® Contents This chapter provides a high-level description of the SLC ConnectReach™ Access System and a description of the benefits offered by the SLC ConnectReach system. A description of the customer access ports and the security provided against unauthorized access is also presented in this chapter.
Page 33: Slc Connectreach ™ System Description
The SLC ConnectReach Access System enables cost-efficient delivery of voice and data services plus Internet access to subscribers by means of a T1/DSX-1 interface at a digital signal 1 (DS1) rate of 1.544 Mb/s. The SLC ConnectReach system is comprised of a flexible distribution terminal that performs the functions of a data service unit/channel service unit (DSU/CSU), fractional T1 multiplexer, channel bank, T1 drop/insert, router, firewall, and much more.
Page 34 Overview (Continued) Description (continued) By virtue of its integrated access, the SLC ConnectReach system provides a simple and comprehensive communications solution in which voice, data, and Internet access applications use a single T1 line (refer to the following figure). (Continued on next page)
Page 35 SLC-2000/SLC ConnectReach system. The SLC-2000 system and the SLC ConnectReach system normally use a hybrid signaling scheme, specified in TR-303/GR-303, that incorporates the use of robbed-bit signaling (RBS). The RBS signaling mode uses a small portion of the...
Page 36 System Description 363-208-050 Overview (Continued) The SLC ConnectReach system can be ordered in both AC and DC versions of Network interfaces systems that provide the T1/DSX-1 interface with the SLC-2000 HDT. The following sections provide a brief description of this interface. Refer to document 363-208-000, SLC-2000 Access System, Applications, Planning, and Ordering Guide, for additional information on SLC ConnectReach interfaces.
Page 37 System Overview ® ™ ConnectReach System Description 363-208-050 Overview (Continued) Network interfaces (continued) (Continued on next page) Issue 4 June 2002...
Page 38 Flexibility The SLC ConnectReach system allows bandwidth to be configured to meet the particular needs of a business as it grows. For example, for faster Internet service or more phone lines, you can remotely add a DS0 channel with a simple software configuration change instead of an on-site visit from a phone company technician.
Page 39 TR-08 local digital switch (LDS) interface. TR-303 LDS interface: The SLC-2000 HDT’s TR-303 interface allows the SLC ConnectReach system to interface with the LDS using a high line concentration ratio, thus providing an efficient DS1 interface to the LDS. This can produce significant cost savings for your network.
Page 40 Overview (Continued) Benefits (continued) Comprehensive Operation, Administration, Maintenance and Provisioning (OAM&P) Capabilities User access to the SLC ConnectReach OAM&P interface can be established using any of the following methods: Telnet session A hypertext transfer protocol (HTTP) web browser through the Internet...
Page 41 (NAT), port address translation (PAT), and internet protocol (IP) filtering. The IP filtering also prevents devices that are not on a specified network from accessing the SLC ConnectReach system (for example, the carrier’s network operations center). Local call routing...
Page 42 System Overview ® ™ ConnectReach System Description 363-208-050 Overview (Continued) Login names and passwords protect the SLC ConnectReach system against Security unauthorized logins. 1-12 Issue 4 June 2002...
Page 43 Physical and Functional Description ® ™ ConnectReach System Architecture Interfaces General Physical Characteristics Description of Interface Ports Description of Indicators 2-16 SLC ConnectReach System Specifications 2-18 Interface Ports and Functional Circuits 2-18 Peripheral Hardware Equipment 2-24 Introduction 2-24 Peripheral Equipment Description 2-25...
Page 44: About This Chapter
This chapter provides a physical and functional description of the ® ConnectReach™ Access System. A description of the SLC ConnectReach system specifications and the peripheral equipment that can be used with the SLC ConnectReach system are also presented in this chapter.
Page 45: Product Description
MSDT system communicates with the SLC-2000 RT/HDT over the same T1 line 4-kb/s data link channel used by the MSDT. The SLC ConnectReach system will also respond to inventory request messages for the BIU and CUs just as an actual plug-in unit does.
Page 46: Interfaces
(TR-08 and TR-303). NOTE: The SLC ConnectReach system will not be able to implement all of the test capabilities of the SPQ440C channel unit; however, the SLC ConnectReach system will respond to test messages with stable responses.
Page 47 Bandwidths greater than 64 kb/s can be constructed by mapping as many as 24 contiguous data DS0 signals. Since the SPQ452 channel unit is emulated by the router function embedded in the mother board of the SLC ConnectReach system, the use of a separate circuit card is unnecessary.
Page 48 The SPQ456 channel unit is normally provisioned by means of software for a loss of either 0 or 2.5 dB. However, in the SLC ConnectReach system, provisioning messages will determine the setting and the 2.5-dB loss option will be mapped to the SLC ConnectReach system option of 3.0 dB of loss.
Page 49 Data transmitted on the secondary T1/DSX-1 line is in the clear channel format. Even though the SPQ452 channel unit is a dual port unit, the SLC ConnectReach system allows up to four DS0 signal time slots to be mapped to data for every SPQ452 channel unit emulated.
Page 50: General Physical Characteristics
The AC input power required for the SLC ConnectReach system power supply transformer is 95 to 125 V AC, 60 Hz, and 1.0 amp. DC power The DC input power required for the SLC ConnectReach system is 40 to 56 V DC at 50 VA. Mounting positions...
Page 51: Description Of Interface Ports
Product Description Physical and Functional Description 363-208-050 Description of Interface Ports The following figure shows a typical example of how the SLC ConnectReach Connection system ports are connected at a customer site. information The following figure shows the positions of the interface ports on the front panel of Location of ports the SLC ConnectReach system apparatus cases.
Page 52 The RS-232 port contains a nine-pin D-type, data terminal equipment (DTE) RS-232 port connector that serves as the serial port for the SLC ConnectReach system. This port connects to either a local provisioning terminal serial port or to a modem accessed by a remote provisioning terminal.
Page 53 The 10BASE-T port contains an eight-pin modular, RJ-45 connector that is the 10BASE-T port Ethernet LAN port for the SLC ConnectReach system. This port connects the customer’s LAN by means of either an Ethernet hub or a direct connection to the network, depending on the topology of the customer’s network.
Page 54 SLC ConnectReach system. The secondary/fractional T1/DSX-1 line connects the DSX-1 LINE port SLC ConnectReach system to a private branch exchange (PBX) or key system that has a T1 interface. Open data devices, such as video codec, can also be connected to the fractional T1 interface card by means of this port.
Page 55 The POWER port contains a three-pin Molex connector that provides the POWER port connection point for 48 V DC input power to the SLC ConnectReach system from either a 120 V AC power supply transformer or a DC power source.
Page 56 Product Description Physical and Functional Description 363-208-050 Description of Interface Ports (Continued) The following table provides a list of pin assignments for the VOICE CHANNELS VOICE connector. CHANNELS port (continued) Description Signal Description Signal Voice Channel 1 Ring Voice Channel 14 14 Ring Voice Channel 2 Ring...
Page 57 Secondary/fractional T1 alarm is enabled and the secondary/fractional T1 link fails. If the SLC ConnectReach system has a foreign exchange office (FXO) card used with local call routing (LCR) and a trunk bypass unit is connected, the network T1 alarm should be disabled. If the T1 link fails, calls will automatically be rerouted out the FXO port, which is connected to the trunk bypass.
Page 58: Description Of Indicators
363-208-050 Description of Indicators The following figure shows the positions of the LED indicators on the front panel of Indicator locations the SLC ConnectReach system apparatus cases. A description of each indicator and designations follows. STATUS LED This green LED provides an indication of the status of the self-test and activity on the T1 line according to the state of the LED.
Page 59 On — A yellow alert has occurred in the last second. Flashing — One or more bipolar violations has occurred in the last second. Off — The SLC ConnectReach system is operating normally. NOTE: The T1 STATUS LED for the secondary T1/DSX-1 line will operate only if the secondary T1/DSX-1 line is installed and enabled.
Page 60: Slc Connectreach System Specifications
Product Description SLC ConnectReach System Specifications 363-208-050 SLC ConnectReach System Specifications Interface Ports and Functional Circuits Introduction This section provides a listing of the physical and functional specifications for the various interface ports and functional circuits located within the T1/DSX-1 SLC ConnectReach system.
Page 61 Product Description SLC ConnectReach System Specifications 363-208-050 Interface Ports and Functional Circuits (Continued) ® The following are the specifications for the foreign exchange station (FXS)/ FXS/SPOTS SPOTS analog line support circuit: analog line support 4–24 ports expandable in 4- or 8-port increments Loop start/ground-start Robbed bit line signaling (prior to R3.6.3)
Page 62 (ANI), and dialed number identification service (DNIS) by means of a PBX or channel bank. NOTE: In the SLC ConnectReach system, references to E&M signaling refer to a signaling type supported on DID trunks. It does not refer to the E&M signaling used over metallic leads with older transmission equipment.
Page 63 Product Description SLC ConnectReach System Specifications 363-208-050 Interface Ports and Functional Circuits (Continued) The following are the specifications for the Internet protocol (IP) networking IP networking circuit: IP over frame relay High-level data link control (HDLC) (Cisco) Point-to-point protocol (PPP).
Page 64 Product Description SLC ConnectReach System Specifications 363-208-050 Interface Ports and Functional Circuits (Continued) The following are the specifications for the Ethernet port: Ethernet port 10Base-T Connector: RJ-45 Cable lengths: maximum length of 100 meters or 330 feet using Category 5.
Page 65 Telnet and console interfaces password-protected HTTP interface password-protected with two privilege levels. Compliance The SLC ConnectReach system is compliant with the following standards: Telecom: FCC Part 68, Industry Canada CS 03 Emissions: FCC Part 15, Class A; Canada C108.8-M1983 Safety: UL1950, CSA 950 - Listed I.T.E.
Page 66: Peripheral Hardware Equipment
Trunk bypass unit. This section contains a brief description of these peripheral devices that can be connected to the SLC ConnectReach system to provide additional features. The equipment described in this section is not provided as part of the SLC ConnectReach system standard equipment and must be ordered separately.
Page 67: Peripheral Equipment Description
VOICE CHANNELS port. Paging/amplifier As shown in the following figure, any compatible paging unit may be connected to one of the SLC ConnectReach system’s FXS lines through the VOICE unit CHANNELS port. Currently, the Valcom V-2001A paging unit is the only paging unit that has been tested and proven to be compatible with the SLC ConnectReach system.
Page 68 363-208-050 Peripheral Equipment Description (Continued) The AC power supply provided with each AC powered SLC ConnectReach Battery backup system converts the 120 V AC input voltage to a lower voltage required by the system, but it does not provide backup power when the input power is interrupted (refer to the following figure).
Page 69 363-208-050 Peripheral Equipment Description (Continued) In the event that the SLC ConnectReach system fails, the T1 link fails, or there is Trunk bypass unit an electrical power failure, a trunk bypass unit allows certain phones access to outside lines for emergency 911 calls.
Page 71 Preinstallation Planning Contents About This Chapter Introduction Configuration and Installation Process Summary Quickstart Configuration Customized Configuration Issue 4 June 2002...
Page 72: About This Chapter
Preinstallation Planning About This Chapter 363-208-050 About This Chapter Introduction Contents This chapter provides information about the following topics as they relate to the ® ConnectReach™ Access System: Summary of the configuration and installation process Discussion on the private and public switched networks Quickstart and customized configurations Preinstallation and preconfiguration worksheets.
Page 73: Configuration And Installation Process
The procedures in this manual are written with the assumption that the SLC ConnectReach system will be configured in a staging area before it is installed at the customer site. If the SLC ConnectReach system is to be configured after installation, then the SLC ConnectReach system should be installed next using the procedures in Chapter 5, “Installation”, and then...
Page 74 SLC -2000 Access System remote terminal/host digital terminal (RT/HDT) using Chapter 6, “Provisioning the SLC-2000 RT/HDT”. After the SLC ConnectReach system is configured and installed at the site, you Changing the can change its configuration by means of the craft interface terminal (CIT) at the...
Page 75: Quickstart Configuration
(ESF) and bipolar 8 zero substitution (B8ZS), respectively. If the SLC ConnectReach system will have a T1 connection to the site phone system, determine whether the Secondary T1/DSX-1 default values match the configuration of the T1 connection to the phone system.
Page 76 — Encapsulation scheme used on the link to the CO (frame relay). planning process — SLC ConnectReach system IP address on the link to the CO. (continued) — Netmask (if any) for that address. — If frame relay, the data link connection identifier (DLCI) assigned to the SLC ConnectReach system —...
Page 77: Customized Configuration
Because the SLC ConnectReach system supports many interfaces and protocols, Customized the SLC ConnectReach system configuration utility offers a large number of configuration configuration parameters. However, almost all parameters have default values; if planning process a parameter’s default is appropriate for the customer site, you do not need to set...
Page 78 2. What is the distance from the Network T1/DSX-1 Demarc? (Connector type RJ48C) ____________________ (A 10 foot cable is included with each SLC ConnectReach system, a custom cable is required if the distance is greater than 10 feet.) 3. If AC powered, is the power receptacle within six feet of where the unit will be located? Power requirement: 120 V AC at 1 Amp 4.
Page 79 10. Will a modem be used for remote configuration or diagnostics? If yes was circled, order a 1 MB (Measured Business) line. Is a modem cable required? (Connector on the SLC ConnectReach system requires a standard 9 pin female PC modem cable)
Page 80 Preinstallation Planning Configuration and Installation Process 363-208-050 NOTE: In the following worksheet, the default values (if any) appear in bold type. SLC ConnectReach System Preconfiguration Worksheet 4 ESF 4 D4/SF Network T1/DSX-1 Framing Format: 4 B8ZS 4 AMI Line Coding:...
Page 81 Preinstallation Planning Configuration and Installation Process 363-208-050 SLC ConnectReach System Preconfiguration Worksheet (Contd) HDLC Inversion: 4 Off 4 On Synchronous Interface 4 Frame Relay DLCI: ________ (16…991) 4 None 4 T1.617 (Annex D/ANSI) 4 Q.933 (Annex A/ITU) LMI type: N391 polling cycles: ______ (1...6...255)
Page 82 Preinstallation Planning Configuration and Installation Process 363-208-050 SLC ConnectReach System Preconfiguration Worksheet (Contd) Ethernet Interface IP address: _________________ (192.168.0.1) Netmask: _________________ (255.255.255.0) Secondary IP address: _________________(0.0.0.0) Secondary netmask: _________________ (255.255.255.0) 4 Enable 4 Rx Only 4 Tx Only 4 Disable...
Page 83 Preinstallation Planning Configuration and Installation Process 363-208-050 SLC ConnectReach System Preconfiguration Worksheet (Contd) Analog Trunk Range: Begin _____ (1...24) End _____ (1...24) Beginning and ending of configuration blocks.* Group: ______ (1…2…5) 4 Loop start 4 Ground start 4 Unconfigured Note: Configuration...
Page 84 Preinstallation Planning Configuration and Installation Process 363-208-050 SLC ConnectReach System Preconfiguration Worksheet (Contd) 4 Off 4 On Voice Mail Enable: Line group: (1...5) Note: Configuration Integration delay: (0...500...5000) ms is required only if 4 Off 4 On Stutter tone: the LCR feature is...
Page 85 Preinstallation Planning Configuration and Installation Process 363-208-050 SLC ConnectReach System Preconfiguration Worksheet (Contd) 4 Off 4 On NAT and PAT Enable: 4 Off 4 On Dynamic Enable: Group 1 In Start IP Address ______________ Last IP Address: _______________ Out Start IP Address _____________ Last IP Address: _______________...
Page 86 Preinstallation Planning Configuration and Installation Process 363-208-050 SLC ConnectReach System Preconfiguration Worksheet (Contd) 4 On 4 Off Enable: Host name or IP address: ________________ Difference in minutes between local time and Greenwich Mean Time (GMT): ___________ 4 On 4 Off...
Page 87 ™ Preparing the SLC ConnectReach System for Initial Configuration Equipment Required to Set Up the SLC ConnectReach System Making Connections to the SLC ConnectReach System Initiating a Session with the SLC ConnectReach System 4-11 Using the SLC ConnectReach System Utility...
Page 88 Configuring FTP Log Dump 4-156 Setting Features 4-158 Displaying Current Configuration Settings 4-160 Using Template Archive 4-161 Setting All Configuration Settings to Default 4-161 Reconfiguring the SLC ConnectReach System 4-165 Session Choices for Accomplishing Reconfiguration 4-165 Issue 4 June 2002...
Page 89: System
This chapter provides the procedures for setting up and configuring the SLC ™ ConnectReach system in a staging area prior to installation. This chapter also includes information that can be used to reconfigure the SLC ConnectReach system remotely after it has been installed. Issue 4 June 2002...
Page 90: Preparing The Slc ® Connectreach ™ System For Initial Configuration
ConnectReach System for Initial Configuration Equipment Required to Set Up the SLC ConnectReach System In order to initially configure the SLC ConnectReach system, you will need the List of required following components and equipment: equipment A SLC ConnectReach system unit with a 120 V AC power supply transformer and power cord or a DC power cord.
Page 91: Making Connections To The Slc Connectreach System
363-208-050 Making Connections to the SLC ConnectReach System There are four ways to obtain initial access to the SLC ConnectReach system in Introduction order to perform configuration procedures: Connect a computer directly to the RS-232 port on the SLC ConnectReach system using a null modem cable.
Page 92 ConnectReach system using an Ethernet cross-over cable or connect a (continued) computer to the SLC ConnectReach system 10BASE-T port by means of an Ethernet hub using a standard cable. For this connection, the computer must have a network interface card installed. The default IP address setting for the SLC ConnectReach system Ethernet connection is 192.168.0.1 with a subnet mask of 255.255.255.0.
Page 93 Connect one end of a null modem cable to the serial port on the computer. Connect the other end of the null modem cable to the RS-232 connector on the SLC ConnectReach system, shown in the following figure. NOTE: The RS-232 connector is a data terminal equipment (DTE) device and requires a null modem cable when connected to a computer.
Page 94 Connect the modem line cord to a telephone line jack. Stop! End of Procedure. Make the following connections when using a CIT at the SLC-2000 RT/HDT user Connection at the interface panel (UIP) to configure the SLC ConnectReach system: SLC-2000 RT/HDT Step Procedure Connect one end of an RS-232 cable to the COM1 port on the computer or ASCII terminal (use a 9-pin to 25-pin converter, if necessary).
Page 95 10BASE-T connector on the ConnectReach system. Proceed to Step 6. Connect one end of a crossover cable to the 10Base-T (Ethernet) connector on the SLC ConnectReach system, shown in the following figure. Connect the other end of the crossover cable to a network interface card on the computer.
Page 96 363-208-050 Making Connections to the SLC ConnectReach System (Continued) The SLC ConnectReach system can be powered by either a 120 V AC power Power connection supply transformer or from a 48-volt power source such as central office (CO) battery or an approved DC battery backup unit. For more information about the power requirements for the SLC ConnectReach system, refer to Chapter 5, "Installation".
Page 97: Initiating A Session With The Slc Connectreach System
Configuration 363-208-050 Initiating a Session with the SLC ConnectReach System After you have connected a computer or modem to the SLC ConnectReach From a computer system, start a serial terminal emulation application to initiate a communications connected to session. For example, you can start an application such as tip on a UNIX RS-232 port workstation, or HyperTerminal on Microsoft Windows.
Page 98 ® ™ Configuring the SLC ConnectReach System ® ™ Preparing the SLC ConnectReach System for Initial Configuration 363-208-050 Initiating a Session with the SLC ConnectReach System (Continued) From the CIT at SLC-2000 RT/HDT (continued) Step Procedure At the CIT prompt, enter: ACCESS-DT::dt-mds#-cu#;...
Page 99: Using The Slc Connectreach System Utility
ConnectReach system. During start-up, the utility causes a series of session start- up messages and a command prompt to appear in the console window. This prompt, a greater-than symbol ( > ), is the SLC ConnectReach system Utility Main Menu prompt, as shown in the following figure.
Page 100 > con After you enter a command, the SLC ConnectReach system Utility either executes the command or displays a submenu command prompt. For example, if you enter the configure command, the Config submenu prompt appears: (config) >...
Page 101 Exiting the Utility exit the Utility by using the exit command at the Main Menu prompt. The SLC ConnectReach system Utility allows only one management session at a time. Exiting the Utility allows another administrator to connect to the SLC ConnectReach system and configure or monitor it.
Page 102 Configure the SLC ConnectReach system config Display statistics about the SLC ConnectReach system statistics Upgrade the SLC ConnectReach system with new software using the network and to switch the system into the maintenance mode for xmodem-download command execution network-upgrade Upgrade the SLC ConnectReach system with new...
Page 103: Using The Configuration Commands
® ™ Configuring the SLC ConnectReach System Using the Configuration Commands 363-208-050 Using the Configuration Commands Basic Procedure For Using the Configuration Commands Introduction A list of all configuration menu commands is given in the following table. The command(s) associated with a particular feature will appear only if that feature is available (activated).
Page 104 Allows creation of configuration settings for remote SLC ConnectReach system template-archive Show all configuration settings show Save the configuration settings in the SLC ConnectReach system save Set all configuration commands to their default values default Set all configuration commands to their default values, retaining...
Page 105 ® ™ Configuring the SLC ConnectReach System Using the Configuration Commands 363-208-050 Basic Procedure For Using the Configuration Commands (Continued) Every configuration command has default settings, including IP addresses. The Introduction default settings for each configuration command are displayed on screen in (continued) brackets after you enter a question mark ( ? ) at the Config prompt.
Page 106 DS0-Provisioning command requires the Save and Cold-Start commands if the begin channel value in any of the ranges is changed. Otherwise, use only the Save command. To reboot the SLC ConnectReach system, enter the appropriate command at the Main Menu prompt: >...
Page 107 10Base-T ports to be operational. To exit the Monitor mode, restart the SLC ConnectReach system and do not press any keys during the reboot process. In the event that the SLC ConnectReach system loses the configuration settings Archiving stored in nonvolatile random access memory (NVRAM), it is suggested that the...
Page 108 Using the Configuration Commands 363-208-050 Configuring the Network T1/DSX-1 Interface Before configuring the Network T1/DSX-1 interface of the SLC ConnectReach Introduction system, you must determine how the DS1 signal on the network carrier facility has been configured by the carrier.
Page 109 ® ™ Configuring the SLC ConnectReach System Using the Configuration Commands 363-208-050 Configuring the Network T1/DSX-1 Interface (Continued) Line Buildout T1 line buildout is configurable to 0 dB, –7.5 dB, or Key commands –15 dB, as required by Federal Communications (continued) Commission (FCC) Part 68.
Page 110: Configuring The Network T1/Dsx-1 Interface
® ™ Configuring the SLC ConnectReach System Using the Configuration Commands 363-208-050 Configuring the Network T1/DSX-1 Interface (Continued) After you have determined the carrier’s configuration, follow these steps to Procedure configure the network T1/DSX-1 interface: Step Procedure At the Config prompt, enter the network-t1 command: (config)>...
Page 111 ® ™ Configuring the SLC ConnectReach System Using the Configuration Commands 363-208-050 Configuring the Network T1/DSX-1 Interface (Continued) Procedure (continued Step Procedure cont. Enter this ...and one of these command... options Enable Network T1/DSX-1 enable off, [on] Set the framing format framing [ESF], D4, TR08 Set the line coding format...
Page 112 (quoted as “\ |” through the SLC-2000 Access System CIT). NOTE: If you change any of these commands, you must save the configuration and reboot the SLC ConnectReach system using the warm-start command for the new settings to take effect.
Page 113: Configuring The Secondary/Fractional T1/Dsx-1 Interface
The key commands that must match the PBX or key system’s configuration are as Key commands follows: Framing Format The SLC ConnectReach system offers the two most common T1 framing formats: Extended Superframe (ESF) and Superframe (SF or D4). Line Coding...
Page 114 T1/DSX-1 alarm and the closing of the alarm relay. Has Slave This option allows the SLC ConnectReach system to serve as the master unit in a 48-line master/slave configuration. Refer to Chapter 5, "Installation" for details on the 48-line master/slave configuration.
Page 115 Configuring the Secondary/Fractional T1/DSX-1 Interface (Continued) After you have verified the required configuration, follow these steps to configure Procedure the secondary/fractional T1/DSX-1 interface for the SLC ConnectReach system: Step Procedure At the Config prompt, enter the secondary-t1 (T1/DSX-1 interface) command: secondary-t1 or (config)>...
Page 116 ® ™ Configuring the SLC ConnectReach System Using the Configuration Commands 363-208-050 Configuring the Secondary/Fractional T1/DSX-1 Interface (Continued) Procedure Step Procedure At the Config:Secondary/Fractional T1 prompt, enter the appropriate commands from the following table. The default setting for each command appears in brackets. Enter this command...
Page 117 (quoted as “\ |” through the SLC-2000 Access System CIT). NOTE: If you change any of these commands, you must save the configuration and reboot the SLC ConnectReach system using the warm-start command for the new settings to take effect.
Page 118: Configuring Ds0 Provisioning
® ™ Configuring the SLC ConnectReach System Using the Configuration Commands 363-208-050 Configuring DS0 Provisioning A T1 consists of 24 time-division multiplexed channels, which are called DS0s. Introduction The DS0 provisioning menu maps ranges of DS0s to any of these destinations: Analog Voice (DS0s) to analog (FXS and FXO) ports Data...
Page 119 363-208-050 Configuring DS0 Provisioning (Continued) By default, the SLC ConnectReach system software sets the number of analog Procedure voice channels to the number of actual analog ports that are installed. It sets no channels for data. The range of the four destinations may not overlap each other.
Page 120 ® ™ Configuring the SLC ConnectReach System Using the Configuration Commands 363-208-050 Configuring DS0 Provisioning (Continued) Procedure (continued) Step Procedure At the Config:DS0-provisioning prompt, enter the command from the following table and specify the ranges of analog and data channels. Enter this ...and specify command...
Page 121 In this case you do not need to reboot the SLC ConnectReach system to use the new values.
Page 122 ® ™ Configuring the SLC ConnectReach System Using the Configuration Commands 363-208-050 Configuring DS0 Provisioning (Continued) Examples of channel assignment schemes are listed below: Examples of channel assignment Configure full T1 bandwidth for data as follows: set data-begin to 1, schemes data-end to 24, and all other values to 0 (zero).
Page 123 17 through 20 have the “none” option, no channel unit is to be emulated in these positions. The SPQ400 may only be provisioned in a SLC ConnectReach system operating as a secondary voice channel, and cannot provide the ClearReach feature.
Page 124 ® ™ Configuring the SLC ConnectReach System Using the Configuration Commands 363-208-050 Configuring DS0 Provisioning (Continued) When the ConnectReach command is selected, the display on the terminal Example of monitor will show a listing of the channel unit assignments, as described ClearReach previously, and the status of the ClearReach feature.
Page 125: Configuring The Synchronous Interface
Modify encap data Allows the selection of specific values appropriate to the chosen encapsulation scheme. IP Unnumbered The SLC ConnectReach system allows the use of “Internet protocol (IP) unnumbered” WAN interfaces. An unnumbered interface is an interface that does not consume a unique IP address.
Page 126 (quoted as “\ |” through the SLC-2000 Access System CIT). NOTE: If you change any of these commands, except IP addressing, you must save the configuration and reboot the SLC ConnectReach system using the warm-start command for the new settings to take effect.
Page 127 Using the Configuration Commands 363-208-050 Configuring the Synchronous Interface (Continued) The SLC ConnectReach system uses the standard request for comment (RFC) Using the frame 1490 to send IP packets over a frame relay connection. The local management relay modification interface (LMI)-type provides for two different signaling specifications, T1.617 menu (ANSI) and Q.933-annex-A [international telecommunication union/consultative...
Page 128 Protocol (InARP) is based on RFC 1293. It allows a router at the other end of the frame relay network to discover the IP address of the SLC ConnectReach system associated with a PVC. The SLC ConnectReach system passively responds to InARP requests by supplying its IP address.
Page 129 The default setting for each command appears in brackets. Enter this command..and specify this value Comments Enter the assigned DLCI for the SLC ConnectReach system. DLCI [16]...991 Enter the IP address for the frame relay’s interface, Enet or disable IP-address, Enet*, this command.
Page 130 The SLA implemented for the SLC ConnectReach system is proprietary, therefore monitoring is possible between two or more SLC ConnectReach systems connected through a frame relay network. SLA statistics are stored in intervals of 15 minutes and kept for a period of 24 hours.
Page 131 ® ™ Configuring the SLC ConnectReach System Using the Configuration Commands 363-208-050 Configuring the Synchronous Interface (Continued) Configuring using the PVC submenu commands (continued) Step Procedure At the Config:Frame-relay:PVCn prompt, enter SLA. (config:Frame-relay:PVC1)> SLA The prompt changes to the Config:FrameRelay:PVC1:SLA prompt. (config:FrameRelay:PVC1:SLA)>...
Page 132 ® ™ Configuring the SLC ConnectReach System Using the Configuration Commands 363-208-050 Configuring the Synchronous Interface (Continued) Configuring using the PVC submenu commands (continued) Cont. Enter this ...and specify this command... value Comments This is an SNMP trap parameter. This trap is sent when the PVC down time exceeds the defined threshold.
Page 133 ® ™ Configuring the SLC ConnectReach System Using the Configuration Commands 363-208-050 Configuring the Synchronous Interface (Continued) Configuring using the PVC submenu commands (continued) Cont. Sampling Statistic Interval Description The amount of time in milliseconds during the 15 Each time minute interval where the there is an PVC was reported up or...
Page 134 ® ™ Configuring the SLC ConnectReach System Using the Configuration Commands 363-208-050 Configuring the Synchronous Interface (Continued) At the Config:Synchronous-interface prompt, enter the Modify-encap-data Using the PPP command to access the PPP commands listed in the following table: commands Enter this command...
Page 135: Configuring The Ethernet Interface
(NIC/ISP) supplied 16 public IP addresses. One public IP address is used for the SLC ConnectReach system’s Ethernet interface, one for the network, and one for the broadcast leaving 13 to assign to workstations. If there are more than 13 workstations as in this example, they would use private IP addressing with NAT to allow Internet access through the SLC ConnectReach system.
Page 136 ® ™ Configuring the SLC ConnectReach System Using the Configuration Commands 363-208-050 Configuring the Ethernet Interface (Continued) Use the following procedure to configure the Ethernet interface: Procedure Step Procedure At the Config prompt, enter the Ethernet command: (config)> Ethernet The prompt changes to the Config:Ethernet prompt. (config:Ethernet)>...
Page 137 Access online assistance. Help * This setting turns on detection of conditions such as whether the SLC ConnectReach System is disconnected from the 10Base-T hub or the hub’s power is off. If SNMP is enabled, and if SNMP messages of this type are also enabled, the SLC ConnectReach System reports these conditions to the SNMP host.
Page 138: Configuring The Channel Bank Mode
System Using the Configuration Commands 363-208-050 Configuring the Channel Bank Mode The SLC ConnectReach system acts as a channel bank in which there is a Introduction one-to-one association between T1 voice DS0s (digital trunks) and analog (FXS) ports. The following figure shows channel bank functionality. The telephone symbol represents users of the system.
Page 139 The channel bank configuration key commands are used as follows: Key commands Begin and end The SLC ConnectReach system uses a template mechanism to set groups of DS0s and associated options within a given menu. For any given menu, the template is applied to a range of channels defined by the begin and end commands.
Page 140 (continued) interface must both be loop-start or both be ground- start. The SLC ConnectReach system does not perform loop- to ground-start conversion. Use E&M to convert digital E&M to analog loop- or ground- start signaling.
Page 141 SLC ConnectReach opens the FXS tip for 1.4 seconds. This tells the analog equipment (for example, a PBX) that the call has terminated. This command is only used for loop-ground trunks.
Page 142 On-hook- Key commands This command (expressed in milliseconds) allows threshold (continued) SLC ConnectReach system to differentiate between a flash request and an on-hook (disconnect) condition. If the telephone equipment on the far end of the digital trunk supports hook switch flash, set...
Page 143 ® ™ Configuring the SLC ConnectReach System Using the Configuration Commands 363-208-050 Configuring the Channel Bank Mode (Continued) Loop-gnd- Key commands disconnect-delay This command sets the length of time that a (continued) disconnect signal must persist on the digital side before the loop opens on the analog side.
Page 144 ® ™ Configuring the SLC ConnectReach System Using the Configuration Commands 363-208-050 Configuring the Channel Bank Mode (Continued) Procedure (continued) Step Procedure Make the necessary configuration changes (see the following table) or use the load-template command to load an existing configuration of a channel.
Page 145 Access online assistance Help If you are connected to the SLC ConnectReach system by means of a console session or a Telnet session, enter the copy-to-channel-data command to write your changes to the specified channel(s). If you are accessing the SLC ConnectReach system Utility from a Web browser, select the Update button to write your changes to the specified channel(s).
Page 146 Access online assistance Help Example: If the SLC ConnectReach system is equipped with one FXS eight port board and one FXO eight port board and the customer’s site uses two FXS lines and one FXO line, the configuration steps would be as follows:...
Page 147 SLC-2000 Access System CIT) to return to the Config menu. NOTE: The new command values take effect as soon as you save the configuration. You do not need to reboot the SLC ConnectReach system to use the new values. Stop! End of Procedure.
Page 148: Configuring Digital Trunks
The digital-trunk command is included in the LCR/DID telephone functionality mode and the digital-trunk menu will appear only when the LCR/DID optional feature is installed in the SLC ConnectReach system and the ClearReach feature is not enabled. In the LCR/DID mode, additional configuration menus, including the digital-trunk menu, are used to specify call routing and DID operation.
Page 149 If you select the DID-dialed number identification service (DNIS) or automatic number identification (ANI)-DNIS option, the incoming digits are collected by the SLC ConnectReach system and routed to the appropriate analog line. Selecting the line or group option allows an incoming call to be routed to a line or a group of lines, respectively.
Page 150 When group is specified, and the first line in the group is busy, the SLC ConnectReach system will forward the call to the next line in the group until an available line is found. If all lines in the group are busy, the caller will hear a busy signal.
Page 151 ® ™ Configuring the SLC ConnectReach System Using the Configuration Commands 363-208-050 Configuring Digital Trunks (Continued) Load template This command loads all of the configuration command Key commands values that are stored in a template to the channel (continued) being configured. This command allows multiple channels to be set up identically without having to enter each individual command for all channels.
Page 152 ® ™ Configuring the SLC ConnectReach System Using the Configuration Commands 363-208-050 Configuring Digital Trunks (Continued) Procedure (continued) Step Procedure Make the necessary configuration changes. The following table describes these commands. Enter this command..and one of these options Set the first channel begin [1]...24 Set the last channel...
Page 153 2000 Access System CIT) to return to the Config menu. NOTE: The new command values take effect as soon as you save the configuration. You do not need to reboot the SLC ConnectReach system to use the new values. Stop! End of Procedure.
Page 154: Configuring Analog Trunks
The analog-trunk command is included in the LCR/DID telephone functionality mode and the analog-trunk menu will appear only when the LCR/DID optional feature is installed in the SLC ConnectReach system and the ClearReach feature is not enabled. In the LCR/DID mode, additional configuration menus, including the analog-trunk menu, are used to specify call routing and DID operation.
Page 155 When line group is specified and the first line in the group is busy, the SLC ConnectReach system will forward the call to the next line in the group until an available line is found. If all lines in the group are busy, the caller will hear a busy signal.
Page 156 ® ™ Configuring the SLC ConnectReach System Using the Configuration Commands 363-208-050 Configuring Analog Trunks (Continued) Busy-forward-line This command is used in conjunction with the line Key commands option for incoming-routing . If the line specified (continued) for receiving incoming calls is busy, the call will be forwarded to the line specified in the busy-forward- line command.
Page 157 ® ™ Configuring the SLC ConnectReach System Using the Configuration Commands 363-208-050 Configuring Analog Trunks (Continued) Procedure (continued) Step Procedure Use the begin and end commands to specify the analog trunk or range of analog trunks to which subsequent changes will apply. NOTE: The channel numbers specified in the begin and end commands refer to the voice channels (lines) on the VOICE CHANNELS port...
Page 158 ® ™ Configuring the SLC ConnectReach System Using the Configuration Commands 363-208-050 Configuring Analog Trunks (Continued) Procedure (continued) Step Procedure Make the necessary configuration changes (see the following table) or use the load-template command to load an existing configuration of a channel. Enter this command...
Page 159 2000 Access System CIT) to return to the Config menu. NOTE: The new command values take effect as soon as you save the configuration. You do not need to reboot the SLC ConnectReach system to use the new values. Stop! End of Procedure.
Page 160: Configuring Lines
Line menu, are used to specify call routing and DID operation. NOTE: The channel-bank menu must be used in conjunction with the Line menu. The key commands for the SLC ConnectReach system’s Line menu are as Key commands follows: Begin and end...
Page 161 Group This command specifies the line group to which these analog lines belong. Signaling The SLC ConnectReach system supports loop-start or ground-start and also provides an unconfigured option for lines that are absent. Direction The incoming option specifies that the analog lines can only receive incoming calls from the CO, but cannot originate calls to the CO.
Page 162 ® ™ Configuring the SLC ConnectReach System Using the Configuration Commands 363-208-050 Configuring Lines (Continued) Polarity-reversal This command is used for reversing the polarity of the Key commands DC when the central office has answered. Some PBXs (continued) use this for billing purposes. Trunk-ring-default Trunk-ring-default applies to E&M and line-to-line calls.
Page 163 ® ™ Configuring the SLC ConnectReach System Using the Configuration Commands 363-208-050 Configuring Lines (Continued) After you have verified the required configuration, follow these steps to configure Procedure lines: Step Procedure At the Config prompt, enter the Line command: (config)> Line The prompt changes to the Config:Line prompt.
Page 164 ® ™ Configuring the SLC ConnectReach System Using the Configuration Commands 363-208-050 Configuring Lines (Continued) Procedure (continued) Step Procedure Make the necessary configuration changes. The following table describes these commands. Enter this ...and one of these command... options Set the first channel begin [1]...48 Set the last channel...
Page 165 2000 Access System CIT) to return to the Config menu. NOTE: The new command values take effect as soon as you save the configuration. You do not need to reboot the SLC ConnectReach system to use the new values. Stop! End of Procedure.
Page 166 ® ™ Configuring the SLC ConnectReach System Using the Configuration Commands 363-208-050 Configuring Lines (Continued) This submenu is used to set the Business OfficeXchange (BOX) features and only BOX features appears when the BOX features and the LCR/DID features are installed and the description ClearReach feature is not enabled.
Page 167 ® ™ Configuring the SLC ConnectReach System Using the Configuration Commands 363-208-050 Configuring Lines (Continued) For information on the user interface of the BOX features, refer to Appendix D, BOX features "User Interface". The BOX features are described as follows: description (continued) NOTE:...
Page 168 ® ™ Configuring the SLC ConnectReach System Using the Configuration Commands 363-208-050 Configuring Lines (Continued) Call waiting This command enables the call waiting feature. Each BOX features line may be individually configured. An incoming call description on a line in use is signaled by a call waiting tone (440 (continued) Hz for a half second).
Page 169 Caller ID with an incoming analog trunk call is passed through to the called line. For an incoming digital trunk call, the SLC ConnectReach system is configured to accept automatic number identification (ANI). The ANI is converted to analog caller ID information for display on a display telephone.
Page 170 ® ™ Configuring the SLC ConnectReach System Using the Configuration Commands 363-208-050 Configuring Lines (Continued) This submenu is available when the BOX-features are installed and is used to set Feature codes feature codes. Feature codes must either begin with a “ ”...
Page 171 Help. Lines Show-all The show-all command for channel-bank lines displays all configuration information for each channel-bank line on the SLC ConnectReach system. The Response display will appear in the format of the example shown in the following figure.
Page 172 ® ™ Configuring the SLC ConnectReach System Using the Configuration Commands 363-208-050 For the meaning of each column in the display and the range of values, see the following table. Column Heading Meaning Range of Values Channel number 1...48 Line group 1...10 loop-start, ground-start, Signaling type...
Page 173: Configuring Extensions
The extension command is included in the LCR/DID telephone functionality mode and the extension menu will appear only when the LCR/DID optional feature is installed in the SLC ConnectReach system. In the LCR/DID mode additional configuration menus, including the extension menu, are used to specify call routing and DID operation.
Page 174 Type exit or an exclamation point (!) (quoted as “\ |” through the SLC-2000 Access System CIT). NOTE: The new command values take effect as soon as you save the configuration. You do not need to reboot the SLC ConnectReach system to use the new values. Stop! End of Procedure. 4-88...
Page 175: Configuring Dialing
411, 611, and 911 to seven- or ten-digit numbers. The following figure shows that the SLC ConnectReach system intelligently routes calls to the local CO or to long distance. By configuring the dialing table, long distance calls go out by means of T1 (digital trunks) and local calls go out by means of lines (analog trunks).
Page 176 The Dialing command is included in the LCR/DID telephone functionality mode and the Dialing menu will appear only when the LCR/DID optional feature is installed in the SLC ConnectReach system. In the LCR/DID mode, additional configuration menus, including the Dialing menu, are used to specify call routing and DID operation.
Page 177 ConnectReach System Using the Configuration Commands 363-208-050 Configuring Dialing (Continued) The key commands for the SLC ConnectReach system’s Dialing menu are as Key commands follows: Detect-insert This command requires three values. The first value is the row number of the detect table. The second value refers to the output-row in the output table.
Page 178 ® ™ Configuring the SLC ConnectReach System Using the Configuration Commands 363-208-050 Configuring Dialing (Continued) The following figure provides an example of a detect- Key commands insert table. (continued) The following is an explanation of the detect-insert table example: Row 1 Detects toll free and 900 number calls and refers them to output row 3.
Page 179 ® ™ Configuring the SLC ConnectReach System Using the Configuration Commands 363-208-050 Configuring Dialing (Continued) The following figure provides an example of an output-insert table. Key commands (continued) The following is an explanation of the output-insert table example: Row 1 The one is deleted, which is required by some long distance carriers, and the call is routed to trunk group 1.
Page 180 This command allows the dialed digits to be passed on to the class 5 switch, and should only be used when the SLC ConnectReach system is connected to a switch that is configured for such digit passing. This command displays the contents of both of the detect- table and the output-table.
Page 181 ® ™ Configuring the SLC ConnectReach System Using the Configuration Commands 363-208-050 Configuring Dialing (Continued) After you have verified the required configuration, follow these steps to configure Procedure Dialing: Step Procedure At the Config prompt, enter the dialing command: (config)> dialing The prompt changes to the Config:Dialing prompt.
Page 182 Type exit or an exclamation point (!) (quoted as “\ |” through the SLC- 2000 Access System CIT). NOTE: The new command values take effect as soon as you save the configuration. You do not need to reboot the SLC ConnectReach system to use the new values. Stop! End of Procedure.
Page 183 Introduction using dial tone multifrequency (DTMF) inband signaling. The voice mail system, typically, is located near the SLC ConnectReach system and is attached by means of the FXS line(s). One or more lines are dedicated to the physical voice mail ports. There are five preset voice mail profiles to choose from. Custom configuration is also possible.
Page 184 MWI-on-prefix This command specifies the DTMF string to attach to the user’s extension indicating a message is waiting. The information is coming from the voice mail system to the SLC ConnectReach system. (Continued on next page) 4-98 Issue 4 June 2002...
Page 185 This command specifies the DTMF string to attach to the user’s extension indicating no messages are waiting. The information is coming from the voice mail system to the SLC ConnectReach system. Load-profile This submenu allows the option of selecting one of five preset configurations for the most common voice mail system profiles.
Page 186 ® ™ Configuring the SLC ConnectReach System Using the Configuration Commands 363-208-050 Configuring Voice Mail (Continued) Procedure (continued) Step Procedure Make the necessary configuration changes. The following table describes these commands. Enter this command..and specify the value Enable the voice mail system enable [off], on...
Page 187 (quoted as “\ |” through the SLC-2000 Access System CIT) NOTE: The new command values take effect as soon as you save the configuration. You do not need to reboot the SLC ConnectReach system to use the new values. Stop! End of Procedure.
Page 188 SLC ConnectReach system with login names and passwords. When you log in to the SLC ConnectReach system by means of a Telnet session or the RS-232 port, there is one level of privilege for configuring and monitoring the SLC ConnectReach system.
Page 189 Introduction the user password, you must log in with Carrier privilege and set the user (continued) password. However, if you lose or forget the carrier password, you must contact Lucent Technologies, Inc. at for assistance. 1-866-LUCENT8 Add a login and...
Page 190 ® ™ Configuring the SLC ConnectReach System Using the Configuration Commands 363-208-050 Configuring Passwords (Continued) The Access submenu offers a way for the carrier to alter which commands will be Access submenu available to the user. The user access may be expanded to include a group of menus, submenus, or individual commands.
Page 191 ® ™ Configuring the SLC ConnectReach System Using the Configuration Commands 363-208-050 Configuring Passwords (Continued) Access submenu GroupFeature Command (continued) The GroupFeature command sets the user access to the associated menus of each group specified. The following table lists the menus associated with each group.
Page 192 ® ™ Configuring the SLC ConnectReach System Using the Configuration Commands 363-208-050 Configuring Passwords (Continued) The following rules apply for the GroupFeature and CustomFeature Access submenu commands. (continued) When a menu is permitted, then all commands and submenus below it are also permitted.
Page 193 After you configure login names and passwords, the next time you access the Logging in to the SLC ConnectReach system you must enter a name and password. After you SLC ConnectReach enter the user name and password, the Main Menu prompt appears. For example:...
Page 194 Using the Configuration Commands 363-208-050 Configuring the DHCP Service DHCP, Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol, is used by the SLC ConnectReach Introduction system to dynamically assign IP addresses so PCs and other workstations can connect to the network and perform common network functions without an administrator having to assign IP addresses manually.
Page 195 (quoted as “\ |” through the SLC-2000 Access System CIT) NOTE: If you change any of these commands, you must save the configuration and reboot the SLC ConnectReach system using the warm-start command for the new settings to take effect.
Page 196 ® ™ Configuring the SLC ConnectReach System Using the Configuration Commands 363-208-050 Configuring the SNMP Service Procedure Step Procedure At the Config prompt, enter the SNMP command: (config)> snmp The prompt changes to the Config:SNMP prompt. (config:SNMP)> At the Config:SNMP prompt, enter the appropriate commands and options to configure SNMP from the following table.
Page 197 (quoted as “\ |” through the SLC-2000 Access System CIT) NOTE: If you change any of these commands, you must save the configuration and reboot the SLC ConnectReach system using the warm-start command for the new settings to take effect.
Page 198 Using the Configuration Commands 363-208-050 Configuring Routes The Route menu of the SLC ConnectReach system allows the user to set a Introduction default route and up to 30 static routes. IP routes can also be obtained dynamically through routing information protocol (RIP) which is enabled in the Ethernet, Frame Relay, PPP and HDLC menus.
Page 199 (continued) default GW IPaddrOfGw Where IPaddrOfGw is the IP address of the router. To disable default routing on the SLC ConnectReach System, enter the default none command. BackupDefault This command lets you set up a backup default interface.
Page 200 ® ™ Configuring the SLC ConnectReach System Using the Configuration Commands 363-208-050 Configuring Routes (Continued) Example of default and static routes (continued) To configure the sample route shown in the figure, proceed as follows: Procedure Step Procedure At the Config prompt, enter the route command: (config)>...
Page 201 ® ™ Configuring the SLC ConnectReach System Using the Configuration Commands 363-208-050 Configuring Routes (Continued) Procedure (continued) Step Procedure At the Config:IPRoutes prompt, enter the default WAN command: (config:IPRoutes)> default WAN At the Config:IPRoutes prompt, enter the Route Add command: (config:IPRoutes)>...
Page 202 ® ™ Configuring the SLC ConnectReach System Using the Configuration Commands 363-208-050 Using ARP Address resolution protocol (ARP) is a TCP/IP protocol used to convert IP Introduction addresses to physical addresses, such as Ethernet (MAC) addresses. For purposes of internal testing, you can map a device’s IP address or a host server’s address to an Ethernet address temporarily.
Page 203 ® ™ Configuring the SLC ConnectReach System Using the Configuration Commands 363-208-050 Using ARP Use the following procedure to map an IP address to a physical address. Procedure Step Procedure At the config prompt, enter the ARP command: (config)> The prompt changes to the config:ARP prompt. (config:ARP)>...
Page 204 The results will appear as follows: 192.168.0.1 at 0:60:49:00:02:87 192.168.0.2 at 0:b0:d0:a5:c8:19 NOTE: The new command values do not take effect until you save the configuration and reboot the SLC ConnectReach system using the cold-start command. Stop! End of Procedure. 4-118 Issue 4...
Page 205 ® ™ Configuring the SLC ConnectReach System Using the Configuration Commands 363-208-050 Configuring NAT and PAT Introduction Network address translation (NAT), as laid out in RFC 1631, allows local (LAN) IP addressed workstations access to the Internet through the use of an external IP address pool.
Page 206 ® ™ Configuring the SLC ConnectReach System Using the Configuration Commands 363-208-050 Configuring NAT and PAT (Continued) Introduction (continued) Also, for any Dynamic group, Port Address Translation (PAT) may be configured. PAT allows users on the public (WAN) side of a network to access specific applications, or specific services, such as those provided by a Web server, an email server (pop3), or an FTP server on the private (LAN) side of the network.
Page 207 ® ™ Configuring the SLC ConnectReach System Using the Configuration Commands 363-208-050 Configuring NAT and PAT (Continued) With static allocation, the translation between the LAN IP addresses and the WAN Introduction IP addresses is a static one-to-one relation. Static translation may or may not (continued) allow inbound connections from the WAN to the LAN.
Page 208 ® ™ Configuring the SLC ConnectReach System Using the Configuration Commands 363-208-050 Configuring NAT and PAT (Continued) Procedure (continued) Step Procedure At the Config:Nat prompt, enter the appropriate commands and options to configure NAT from the following table. Enter this ...and specify this command...
Page 209 ® ™ Configuring the SLC ConnectReach System Using the Configuration Commands 363-208-050 Configuring NAT and PAT (Continued) Procedure (continued) Step Procedure Each submenu command, Dynamic , Static , and PassThru , has four groups available for setting allocations. The following procedures explain the use of these three commands: Dynamic At the specific submenu, enter the group to be configured.
Page 210 ® ™ Configuring the SLC ConnectReach System Using the Configuration Commands 363-208-050 Configuring NAT and PAT (Continued) Procedure Step Procedure PAT Submenu Commands cont. To configure PAT for a UDP port, number 312, and a default HTTP port, for example, enter the following commands: (config:NAT:Dynamic:Group1)>...
Page 211 ® ™ Configuring the SLC ConnectReach System Using the Configuration Commands 363-208-050 Configuring NAT and PAT (Continued) Procedure (continued) Step Procedure Static At the specific submenu, enter the group to be configured. For example : (config:NAT:Static) > 1 The prompt changes to the submenu-group that is to be configured.
Page 212 SLC-2000 Access System CIT) to return to the NAT menu. NOTE: The new command values take effect as soon as you save the configuration. You do not need to reboot the SLC ConnectReach system to use the new values. Stop! End of Procedure.
Page 213 IP packet that does not meet the conditions in this IP filter group. If an IP packet is for the SLC ConnectReach system (for example, HTTP or Telnet sessions), then the default action for this packet is always “pass.” In other words, if none of the filters inside the inbound filter group match, then the SLC ConnectReach system will process this IP packet.
Page 214 ® ™ Configuring the SLC ConnectReach System Using the Configuration Commands 363-208-050 Configuring the Default Firewall (Continued) The default-configure command allows the user to define one of the Default following four standard IP firewall configurations: configurations IP filter IP filter plus server. In the above default commands, the default IP filter methods only allow outgoing connections to be initiated from the PCs on the LAN.
Page 215 ® ™ Configuring the SLC ConnectReach System Using the Configuration Commands 363-208-050 Configuring the Default Firewall (Continued) The following figure illustrates a sample topology for the default IP filter Configuring default configuration. IP filter (Continued on next page) Issue 4 June 2002 4-129...
Page 216 (quoted as “\ |” through the SLC-2000 Access System CIT). NOTE: The new command values take effect as soon as you save the configuration. You do not need to reboot the SLC ConnectReach system to use the new values. Stop! End of Procedure.
Page 217 ® ™ Configuring the SLC ConnectReach System Using the Configuration Commands 363-208-050 Configuring the Default Firewall (Continued) The following figure illustrates a sample topology for the default IP filter plus Configuring default server configuration. IP filter plus server (Continued on next page) Issue 4 June 2002 4-131...
Page 218 (quoted as “\ |” through the SLC-2000 Access System CIT). NOTE: The new command values take effect as soon as you save the configuration. You do not need to reboot the SLC ConnectReach system to use the new values. Stop! End of Procedure.
Page 219 ® ™ Configuring the SLC ConnectReach System Using the Configuration Commands 363-208-050 Configuring the Default Firewall (Continued) To view the IP inbound filter group settings, enter: Viewing default firewall (config:IPFirewall)> inipfiltergroup configuration settings and type a ‘?’ The IP inbound filter group settings for the default IP filter sample configuration shown in the preceding figure are as follows: 1Filter: permit...
Page 220 ® ™ Configuring the SLC ConnectReach System Using the Configuration Commands 363-208-050 Configuring the Default Firewall (Continued) The IP outbound filter group settings for the default IP filter sample configuration Viewing default shown in the preceding figure are as follows: firewall configuration settings (continued)
Page 221 ® ™ Configuring the SLC ConnectReach System Using the Configuration Commands 363-208-050 Configuring the Default Firewall (Continued) The IP inbound filter group settings for the default IP filter plus server sample Viewing default configuration shown in the following figure are as follows: firewall configuration settings (continued)
Page 222 1 Both the inbound and outbound filters will be displayed for that group. Configuring custom For almost all SLC ConnectReach system users, the default configurations will be sufficient. For custom IP firewall configurations, see Appendix C, Custom Firewall firewall...
Page 223 ConnectReach System Using the Configuration Commands 363-208-050 Configuring NTP The SLC ConnectReach system uses Network Time Protocol (NTP) to obtain the Introduction time of day for time-stamping messages in the event log. To configure NTP, proceed as follows: Procedure Step...
Page 224 System Using the Configuration Commands 363-208-050 Configuring the DNS Server The SLC ConnectReach system uses DNS servers to resolve host names for Introduction internal commands such as ping and network upgrade. NOTE: SOCKS Version 4 requires that the SLC ConnectReach system DNS server be configured.
Page 225 (quoted as “\ |” through the SLC-2000 Access System CIT) NOTE: If you change any of these commands, you must save the configuration and reboot the SLC ConnectReach system using the warm-start command for the new settings to take effect. Stop! End of Procedure.
Page 226 IP addresses. The IP address may either be a host or subnet. The QOS submenu allows up to five priority routes to be configured. Once the priority routes are defined, the SLC ConnectReach system identifies all IP packets as low or high priority.
Page 227 ® ™ Configuring the SLC ConnectReach System Using the Configuration Commands 363-208-050 Configuring QOS (Continued) After you have verified the required configuration, follow these steps to configure Procedure QOS: Step Procedure At the Config prompt, enter the QOS command: (config)> QOS The prompt changes to the Config:QOS prompt.
Page 228 (quoted as “\ |” through the SLC-2000 Access System CIT). NOTE: The new command value takes effect as soon as you save the configuration. You do not need to reboot the SLC ConnectReach system to use the new value. Stop! End of Procedure.
Page 229 (quoted as “\ |” through the SLC-2000 Access System CIT). NOTE: The new command value takes effect as soon as you save the configuration. You do not need to reboot the SLC ConnectReach system to use the new value. Stop! End of Procedure.
Page 230 Using the Configuration Commands 363-208-050 Configuring QOS (Continued) In this example, there are two SLC ConnectReach systems at two different Example 2 locations as shown in the following figure. Any packets originating from PC A will be sent high priority and any packets destined for PC A will be high priority.
Page 231 (quoted as “\ |” through the SLC-2000 Access System CIT). NOTE: The new command value takes effect as soon as you save the configuration. You do not need to reboot the SLC ConnectReach system to use the new value. Stop! End of Procedure.
Page 232 PRI (priority) field, which is the first field in each message. Facilities and In this release of the SLC ConnectReach system, a subset of the facilities and severities are implemented. There are two classes of facilities, typically reported severities in one of two severity levels, as shown in the table that follows.
Page 233 ® ™ Configuring the SLC ConnectReach System Using the Configuration Commands 363-208-050 Configuring SYSLOG (Continued) SYSLOG Message Facilities Codes Facilities and severities (continued) Code Facility (name association) Kernel messages User-level messages Mail system messages System daemons messages Security/authorization messages Messages generated internally by syslog Line printer subsystem messages Network news subsystem messages UUCP subsystem messages...
Page 234 ® ™ Configuring the SLC ConnectReach System Using the Configuration Commands 363-208-050 Configuring SYSLOG (Continued) Facilities and SYSLOG Message Severity Codes severities (continued) Code Facility (name association) Emergency: system is unusable Alert: action must be taken immediately Critical: critical conditions Error: error conditions Warning: warning conditions Notice: normal but significant condition...
Page 235 ® ™ Configuring the SLC ConnectReach System Using the Configuration Commands 363-208-050 Configuring SYSLOG (Continued) Procedure (continued) Step Procedure Make the necessary syslog configuration changes. The following table describes the configuration commands Enter this command ...and specify this value Comments Enables or disables the syslog utility.
Page 236 NOTE: The new command value takes effect as soon as you save the configuration. You do not need to reboot the SLC ConnectReach system to use the new value. To see the syslog messages from a remote workstation, log into the syslog server.
Page 237 Configuring the SLC ConnectReach System Using the Configuration Commands 363-208-050 Configuring SYSLOG (Continued) This message would appear in the implementation of a SLC ConnectReach Sample system SYSLOG as shown in the following table. Sample SYSLOG message Priority/Severity Log Message User.Info Jan 11 12:22:14 Cust-X-1 conf: Command ‘DHCP’...
Page 238 ® ™ Configuring the SLC ConnectReach System Using the Configuration Commands 363-208-050 Configuring SYSLOG (Continued) Sample (continued) Priority/Severity Log Message Jan 11 12:22:14 192.168.11.2 conf: User.Info Command ‘syslog 192.168.1.163 Jan 11 12:22:22 192.168.11.2 conf: User.Info Command ‘exit’ Jan 11 12:22:27 192.168.11.2 auth: Auth.Info Failed login for on 10 Jan 11 12:22:36 192.168.11.2 auth:...
Page 239 ® ™ Configuring the SLC ConnectReach System Using the Configuration Commands 363-208-050 Configuring SYSLOG (Continued) The meanings of these messages, by number, are as follows: Sample (continued) Syslog is started for IAD at 192.168.11.2, and the messages are to be sent to the device at 192.168.1.163.
Page 240 WARNING: If you are using the RS-232 interface, and the settings are changed in the RS232 menu and saved, the connection to the SLC ConnectReach system will be disrupted. The interfacing software’s baud rate must be changed to match the baud rate set in the RS-232 configuration menu. The connection will be restored when the software is restarted with the matching baud rate setting.
Page 241 Telnet or a Web browser and reset the baud rate to the correct speed for the modem or computer. If no Ethernet or Network T1/DSX-1 address is configured, you cannot connect to the SLC ConnectReach system over the network. Contact the Lucent Technologies NetCare Knowledge Center (NKC) at 1-866-LUCENT8 for assistance.
Page 242 The FTP Log Dump menu sets the FTP commands necessary to enable the Introduction ftp-log-dump feature. If the SLC ConnectReach system has an abnormal termination of the software, the FTP Log Dump downloads all pertinent information as American standard code for information interchange (ASCII) text to the designated location.
Page 243 The password is not displayed on the ftp-user- user name screen. password password Enter the company’s name of the SLC ConnectReach business-name business-name System’s location. Enter the zip code of the SLC ConnectReach System’s location. zip-code zip-code Enter the phone number of the SLC ConnectReach System’s...
Page 244 Using the Configuration Commands 363-208-050 Setting Features Certain features of the SLC ConnectReach system are enabled by entering a Introduction feature key. This allows the SLC ConnectReach system to support different feature sets with a single load image. The following table lists the features and describes their functionality.
Page 245 Feature keys are normally set at the factory. To add new features to the system after it has been installed, you use the set-features command in conjunction with the feature key which can be obtained from Lucent Technologies. To set a feature key, proceed as follows:...
Page 246 To show the current configuration settings, enter the features-show command Procedure at the Config prompt. (config)> features-show The SLC ConnectReach system Utility lists all current configuration settings. The following figure shows an example of part of the configuration settings list. … SNMP enable on SNMP-host 199.199.199.3...
Page 247 The template-archive mode allows a network operator to create a configuration Introduction file with complex functionality using a SLC ConnectReach system chassis with minimal functionality. This is accomplished by suppressing the warning messages that normally appear if the necessary hardware is not present. The configuration is then uploaded as an ASCII text file to an FTP server (configuration server) using the archive:upload command.
Page 248 Spell out “enable” to continue (enter to cancel)> enable Save the template archive settings by entering the save command. This will put the SLC ConnectReach system into the template-archive mode. NOTE: Once the SLC ConnectReach system is in template-archive mode, the only menu available is the config menu.
Page 249 To return to the normal operational mode, disable the template-archive by entering: (config:template)> enable off from the config:template prompt. Save the template archive settings by entering the save command. This will put the SLC ConnectReach system in the normal functioning mode. Issue 4 June 2002 4-163...
Page 250 Config prompt. (config)> preserve-default NOTE: If you change any of these commands, you must save the configuration and reboot the SLC ConnectReach system using the warm-start command for the new settings to take effect. 4-164 Issue 4 June 2002...
Page 251 System Session Choices for Accomplishing Reconfiguration After you are finished with the initial configuration of the SLC ConnectReach Introduction system, and it is installed at the site and connected to the networks, you can reconfigure the unit in any one of the following four types of sessions:...
Page 252 System Reconfiguring the SLC ConnectReach System 363-208-050 Session Choices for Accomplishing Reconfiguration (Continued) Before you can use a Telnet session to configure the SLC ConnectReach system, Using a Telnet the unit must be as follows: session to reconfigure and Connected to AC or DC power.
Page 253 Mount the SLC ConnectReach System 5-21 Introduction 5-21 Rack Mount 5-22 Wall Mount 5-25 Desktop Mount 5-31 NEBS Cover Installation (Optional) 5-32 Connect Cables to the SLC ConnectReach System 5-33 Overview 5-33 Construct Cable Assemblies 5-34 Procedures 5-41 Issue 4 June 2002...
Page 254 Installation 363-208-050 48-Line Master/Slave Configuration 5-47 Overview 5-47 Connecting Master and Slave Units 5-48 Analog Voice Interface Considerations 5-47 5-52 5-54 Alarm Relay 5-55 Improper Function 5-55 Issue 4 June 2002...
Page 255: About This Chapter
Installing the voice interface/optional circuit cards Installing the new equipment building standards (NEBS) cover (optional) Mounting the SLC ConnectReach system in a rack, on a wall, or on a desktop Connecting cables to the SLC ConnectReach system and applying power...
Page 256 Installation About This Chapter 363-208-050 Introduction (Continued) Before installing the SLC ConnectReach system, read the following basic safety Safety Precautions precautions. Read and understand all instructions. Exercise caution when connecting the SLC ConnectReach system to telephone wires. Hazardous voltage may be present.
Page 257 Installation About This Chapter 363-208-050 Introduction (Continued) The following items are included in the SLC ConnectReach system. Standard system SLC ConnectReach system unit Two mounting brackets [used for mounting the unit on the wall or in an American national standards institute (ANSI) 19- or 23-inch relay rack]...
Page 258: What Are The Requirements
FCC Rules Parts 68 and 15 The SLC ConnectReach system complies with Part 68 of FCC rules, and with the specifications for a Class A digital device pursuant to Part 15 of FCC rules. The SLC ConnectReach system also complies with UL safety standard UL1950.
Page 259: Power
Installation What Are the Requirements? 363-208-050 Power AC installations Grounded receptacle with power supply 120 V AC grounded receptacle that is easily accessible. transformer Input voltage supply Input voltage supplied to an AC power supply transformer: 120 V AC, 60 Hz @1 A. DC installations Wire gauge Three-conductor, 18-AWG, stranded wire with Molex connector...
Page 260: Physical
Installation What Are the Requirements? 363-208-050 Physical Environmental Operating temperature 0 to 50° C (32 to 122° F) Power dissipation 106 BTU Relative humidity 0 to 95 percent, noncondensing Dimensions Size 17 in. wide by 14 in. deep by 1.75 in. high Weight 9 lb.
Page 261: Cables
NOTE: If an uninterruptible power supply (UPS) of the APC type is to be installed with the SLC ConnectReach system, and you want to receive SNMP traps regarding the UPS, you must use a special connector cable to connect the RS232 port on the UPS unit directly to the RS232 port on the SLC ConnectReach system.
Page 262: Interface Card Installation
Voice Interface Card Installation Introduction The SLC ConnectReach system unit has space for housing up to three voice interface cards. These cards can be either foreign exchange station (FXS) or foreign exchange office (FXO) voice interface cards. The SLC ConnectReach system may come from the factory with the desired number of voice interface cards already installed.
Page 263 Use a Phillips screwdriver to remove the screw from the center of the SLC ConnectReach system front panel. Obtain access to the inside of the SLC ConnectReach system by sliding the bottom tray/front panel assembly forward, separating it from the top and side cover.
Page 264 Installation Interface Card Installation 363-208-050 Voice Interface Card Installation (Continued) Procedure (continued) Step Procedure Identify the location of the interface card to be installed using the following figure showing the top view of the motherboard. Remove the interface card and the package of four plastic standoff pins from the packing carton.
Page 265: Optional Circuit Card Installation
Installation Interface Card Installation 363-208-050 Optional Circuit Card Installation The SLC ConnectReach system can contain one of the three following optional Introduction circuit cards to enable specific features and services: Fractional T1 circuit card Telco digital signal processor (DSP) circuit card Fractional T1/DSP combination circuit card.
Page 266 Use a Phillips screwdriver to remove the screw from the center of the SLC ConnectReach system front panel. Obtain access to the inside of the SLC ConnectReach system by sliding the bottom tray/front panel assembly forward, separating it from the top and side cover.
Page 267 Installation Interface Card Installation 363-208-050 Optional Circuit Card Installation (Continued) Fractional T1 circuit card installation procedure (continued) Step Procedure Refer to the following figure showing the top view of the motherboard to locate where the card is to be installed and identify the connectors that will be involved.
Page 268 Installation Interface Card Installation 363-208-050 Optional Circuit Card Installation (Continued) Fractional T1 circuit card installation procedure (continued) Step Procedure Refer to the following figure and replace the jumper block on header P31. Note that the edge of the fractional T1 card will be located between the jumper block and header P31 when the card is properly installed.
Page 269 Use a Phillips screwdriver to remove the screw from the center of the SLC ConnectReach system front panel. Obtain access to the inside of the SLC ConnectReach system by sliding the bottom tray/front panel assembly forward, separating it from the top and side cover.
Page 270 Installation Interface Card Installation 363-208-050 Optional Circuit Card Installation (Continued) DSP or Fractional T1/DSP combination circuit card installation procedure (continued) Step Procedure Refer to the following figure showing the top view of the motherboard to locate where the card is to be installed and identify the connectors that will be involved.
Page 271 Installation Interface Card Installation 363-208-050 Optional Circuit Card Installation (Continued) DSP or Fractional T1/DSP combination circuit card installation procedure (continued) Step Procedure Refer to the following figure and install the metal standoff over the threaded stud on the motherboard (located near header P31) Align the connectors on the bottom of the DSP or fractional T1/DSP combination card with the connector pins on the motherboard and make sure that the hole on the edge of the circuit card is located over the...
Page 272 Installation Interface Card Installation 363-208-050 Optional Circuit Card Installation (Continued) DSP or Fractional T1/DSP combination circuit card installation procedure (continued) Step Procedure Reposition the jumper block over the left side of block P31 (refer to the following figure). After the DSP or fractional T1/DSP combination circuit card has been installed, slide the bottom tray/front panel assembly back into the cover.
Page 273: Mount The Slc ® Connectreach ™ System
ConnectReach ® ™ System Introduction Three The SLC ConnectReach system can be mounted in one of three configurations. configurations to Rack mount (19- or 23-inch ANSI or Bellcore rack) mount the unit Wall mount (stationary or hinged bracket) Desktop mount.
Page 274: Rack Mount
363-208-000, SLC-2000 Access System, Applications, Planning, and Ordering Guide, for ordering information. To mount the SLC ConnectReach system in a 19-inch rack, attach the long side of the brackets to the SLC ConnectReach system as shown in the following illustrations. You can arrange the brackets for a front, midway, or rear mount.
Page 275 ConnectReach System 363-208-050 Rack Mount (Continued) Mount the SLC Rear mount ConnectReach Install the brackets as shown to rear mount the SLC ConnectReach System in a system in a 19-inch rack. 19-inch rack (continued) NOTE: Mount the SLC The mounting brackets supplied with the SLC ConnectReach system are...
Page 276 Install the brackets as shown to midway mount the SLC ConnectReach System in system in a a 23-inch rack. 23-inch rack (continued) Rear mount Install the brackets as shown to rear mount the SLC ConnectReach System in a 23-inch rack. 5-24 Issue 4 June 2002...
Page 277: Wall Mount
ConnectReach System 363-208-050 Wall Mount The SLC ConnectReach system can be mounted on a wall using either of the Introduction following two methods described in this section: Stationary mounting using the mounting brackets supplied with the unit Attaching the unit(s) to a hinged wall mount assembly that is fastened to the wall.
Page 278 (continued) Step Procedure Attach the short side of the brackets to the SLC ConnectReach system. Determine the location and position the unit on the wall. NOTE: Wall mount screws are not provided as part of the installation kit.
Page 279 Installation ® ™ Mount the SLC ConnectReach System 363-208-050 Wall Mounting (Continued) Use the following procedure to mount one or multiple (up to four) SLC Wall mount using ConnectReach systems on a wall using the hinged wall mount assembly. hinged wall mount assembly Step Procedure...
Page 280 (refer to the following figure showing a top view of the mounting assembly). If only a single SLC ConnectReach system unit is to be installed at this time, then secure the mounted unit against the wall using the two captive screws that screw into the existing holes on the top and bottom edges of the hinged assembly plate.
Page 281 Using the screws and washers provided in the extension bracket kit, loosely attach two of the extension brackets to the top and two to the bottom of the last SLC ConnectReach system unit that was mounted in the hinged wall mount assembly (refer to the following figure).
Page 282 (continued) Step Procedure With the SLC ConnectReach system unit oriented in the same manner as the previous unit(s), insert the unit between the extension brackets and secure the unit to the brackets using the screws provided. Tighten all extension bracket screws.
Page 283: Desktop Mount
Desktop Mount Use the following procedure to attach the four included rubber feet to the bottom Install four rubber of the SLC ConnectReach system unit to be placed on a desktop. feet NOTE: Mounting brackets are not used for a desktop installation.
Page 284: Nebs Cover Installation (Optional)
Bellcore NEBS Level 3 standards (GR-63). Procedure The NEBS cover is placed on top of the SLC ConnectReach system unit and secured on each side with two screws and lock washers as shown in the following figure.
Page 285: Connect Cables To The Slc Connectreach System
Connect Cables to the SLC ConnectReach System 363-208-050 Connect Cables to the SLC ConnectReach System Overview Introduction The following figure summarizes the cable connections to the SLC ConnectReach system. Refer to this figure while connecting the cables to the unit. Issue 4 June 2002 5-33...
Page 286: Construct Cable Assemblies
Installation Connect Cables to the SLC ConnectReach System 363-208-050 Construct Cable Assemblies You must provide the cable assemblies for the SLC ConnectReach system. Introduction Standard cables The following cables are standard and readily available. Standard 10Base-T Ethernet cable (RJ-45) for connection to the local...
Page 287 Modem cable for connection to a modem, allowing configuration from a remote computer. This cable should have a 9-pin female connector at the SLC ConnectReach system end and a connector appropriate for the modem at the other end (usually a 25-pin male connector).
Page 288 The following figure illustrates the assembly of the required cable to connect the T1, straight RJ-48 SLC ConnectReach system using the T1 RJ-48 to RJ-48 straight connection. The to RJ-48 transmit (TX) and receive (RX) designations are relative to the SLC ConnectReach system.
Page 289 Construct Cable Assemblies (Continued) The following figure illustrates the assembly of the required cable to connect the T1, crossover RJ-48 SLC ConnectReach system using the T1 RJ-48 to RJ-48 crossover connection. to RJ-48 NOTE: Note the following assembly requirements. Use the same twisted pair for the TX-TIP and TX-RING.
Page 290 Construct Cable Assemblies (Continued) The following figure illustrates the assembly of the required cable to connect the T1, straight RJ-48 SLC ConnectReach system using the T1 RJ-48 to DB-15 straight connection. to DB-15 NOTE: Note the following assembly requirements. Use the same twisted pair for the TX-TIP and TX-RING.
Page 291 Construct Cable Assemblies (Continued) The following figure illustrates the assembly of the required cable to connect the T1, crossover RJ-48 SLC ConnectReach system using the T1 RJ-48 to DB-15 crossover connection. to DB-15 NOTE: Note the following assembly requirements. Use the same twisted pair for the TX-TIP and TX-RING.
Page 292 Connect Cables to the SLC ConnectReach System 363-208-050 Construct Cable Assemblies (Continued) The following figure illustrates the assembly of the required cable to connect the Ethernet, crossover SLC ConnectReach system using the Ethernet RJ-45 to RJ-45 crossover RJ-45 to RJ-45 connection. 5-40 Issue 4 June 2002...
Page 293: Procedures
Installation Connect Cables to the SLC ConnectReach System 363-208-050 Procedures After mounting the SLC ConnectReach system, you are ready to connect the Introduction cables to the unit. Connect the Ethernet and network cables to the SLC ConnectReach system. Connect the...
Page 294 VOICE CHANNELS connector located on the SLC ConnectReach system. Main ground A ground stud is located on the front panel of the SLC ConnectReach system to allow connection to the building or office main ground bus. The crimp-type ring lug connection of a main ground bus conductor is to be attached to this ground stud.
Page 295 Step Procedure Position the power cable plug so that the locking ramp is facing up (toward the top of the SLC ConnectReach system). Insert the power cable plug into the POWER connector located on the SLC ConnectReach system. Remove the 6-32 nut from the stud located next to the POWER connector.
Page 296 NOTE: If the Model LT733 AC-to-DC power converter with battery backup is used in powering the SLC ConnectReach system, refer to the Gordon Kapes, Inc. Technical Practice for the Model 733 DC UPS Power Supply for information concerning the installation and connection of this unit.
Page 297 * If the self-test indicates that no power is available to the SLC ConnectReach system, first verify that the AC power cord is plugged into a functional AC outlet or that the DC power cord is plugged into a functional DC power source. If the power source is verified to be functional, replace the power cord.
Page 298 Installation Connect Cables to the SLC ConnectReach System 363-208-050 Procedures (Continued) If necessary, you can reconfigure the SLC ConnectReach system. For information Reconfigure the about using the SLC ConnectReach system Utility, see Chapter 4, "Configuring ConnectReach ® ™ the SLC ConnectReach System".
Page 299 T1/DSX-1 port of the master SLC ConnectReach system connects to the network interface of the slave ConnectReach system to provide up to 48-lines of service (24 lines from the master SLC ConnectReach system and 24 lines from the slave ConnectReach system). The connection between the master and slave units will always be ESF/B8ZS.
Page 300 Installation 48-Line Master/Slave Configuration 363-208-050 Connecting Master and Slave Units Connect and configure a master SLC ConnectReach system and a slave Procedure ConnectReach system for daisy chaining using the following procedure. Refer to the following figure when making connections. Step...
Page 301 Procedure Make the following cable connections according to the procedure in the section entitled “Connect Cables to the SLC ConnectReach system”: At the master unit, connect the RS-232 connector to either a local computer using a null modem cable or to a modem using a fabricated modem cable.
Page 302 Installation 48-Line Master/Slave Configuration 363-208-050 Connecting Master and Slave Units (Continued) Procedure (continued) Step Procedure Secure the power cable to the master unit using the tie-wrap. Position the power cable plug so that the locking ramp is facing up (toward the top of the unit). Insert the power cable plug into the POWER connector located on the master unit.
Page 303 Refer to Chapter 4, "Configuring the SLC ConnectReach System", to set up a console session on the master SLC ConnectReach system. The master SLC ConnectReach system must be configured to accept a slave. This is done in the Config:Secondary/Fractional-t1 menu. The has-slave command must be set on.
Page 304 1,750 Ringer equivalent Cadence ringing number (REN) For cadence ringing, the FXS interface of the SLC ConnectReach system supports a ringer equivalent number (REN) of five per channel, with a maximum of 75 REN per system. Continuous ringing For continuous ringing, the FXS interface of the SLC ConnectReach system supports a REN of 1.5 per channel, with a maximum of 25 REN per system.
Page 305 A and C bits have different values. (For example, a transition from 1010 to 1000 will be ignored.) E&M trunks On E&M trunks, the SLC ConnectReach system ignores the B (and for ESF, the D) bits. (For example, a transition from 1111 to 1010 will be ignored on an E&M trunk.) Can never happen Some state transitions that can never happen are ignored.
Page 306 Installation Analog Voice Interface Considerations 363-208-050 The SLC ConnectReach system presents a REN equivalent of 1.5 at the FXO interface port. 5-54 Issue 4 June 2002...
Page 307 Improper Function Four conditions The SLC ConnectReach system supports an alarm relay that indicates when the unit is not functioning properly and one or more of the yellow or red status LEDs are illuminated. The alarm contacts are assigned to pins 25 and 50 of the VOICE CHANNELS connector.
Page 309 ® Provisioning the SLC -2000 RT/HDT Contents About This Chapter Introduction CIT Setup and Connection Connect CIT and Set Baud Rate at UIP Set Up CIT DT Server Preparation, Installation, and Provisioning Configure MDS for FITL Operation Option and Install DT Server in MDS Provision DT Server from CIT 6-10 DS0 Cross-Connections...
Page 310: About This Chapter
Establish cross-connections for each DS0 time slot in the network T1/DSX-1 signal Provision the SLC ConnectReach system channel units. Since a craft interface terminal (CIT) will be used at the SLC-2000 RT/HDT to perform most of these procedures, the information necessary to setup and connect the CIT will also be included in this chapter.
Page 311: Cit Setup And Connection
® Provisioning the SLC -2000 RT/HDT CIT Setup and Connection 363-208-050 CIT Setup and Connection Connect CIT and Set Baud Rate at UIP Procedure Use the following procedure to connect the CIT to the SLC-2000 RT/HDT user interface panel (UIP) and set the baud rate at the UIP: Step Procedure Obtain the following equipment:...
Page 312 ® Provisioning the SLC -2000 RT/HDT CIT Setup and Connection 363-208-050 Connect CIT and Set Baud Rate at UIP (Continued) Procedure (continued) Step Procedure Press the cover of the UIP to gain access to the CIT port. Connect CIT terminal to CIT port by connecting one end of an RS-232 cable to the COM1 port of the CIT (use a 9-pin to 25-pin converter, if necessary) and the other end of the cable to the UIP CIT port (see the following figure).
Page 313: Set Up Cit
® Provisioning the SLC -2000 RT/HDT CIT Setup and Connection 363-208-050 Set Up CIT Use the following procedure to set the terminal parameters of the CIT and select Procedure the appropriate subsystem in preparation to enter commands: Step Procedure Turn on the CIT and set the terminal parameters as follows (consult your terminal's manual for setup procedures): Full duplex 8 data bits...
Page 314: Dt Server Preparation, Installation, And Provisioning
® Provisioning the SLC -2000 RT/HDT DT Server Preparation, Installation, and Provisioning 363-208-050 DT Server Preparation, Installation, and Provisioning Configure MDS for FITL Operation Introduction This section contains the procedure for using the CIT to configure the metallic distribution shelf (MDS) for fiber in the loop (FITL) operation. Procedure Before installing the DT Server card in the MDS, the MDS must be configured for FITL operation using the following procedure...
Page 315: Option And Install Dt Server In Mds
® Provisioning the SLC -2000 RT/HDT DT Server Preparation, Installation, and Provisioning 363-208-050 Option and Install DT Server in MDS This procedure covers setting the physical option switches on the side of an Introduction SPQ809, SPQ810, or SPQ811 DT Server card and installing the DT Server in the appropriate slot in the MDS.
Page 316 ® Provisioning the SLC -2000 RT/HDT DT Server Preparation, Installation, and Provisioning 363-208-050 Option and Install DT Server in MDS (Continued) DT Server optioning procedure (continued) Step Procedure On the DT Server printed circuit board, set the OU/DSX switch toward DSX.
Page 317 Verify that the option switches on the DT Server card are set correctly (refer to the previous procedure). Verify that the SLC ConnectReach system has been configured and turned up. Install the DT Server in the appropriate channel unit slot in the appropriate MDS.
Page 318: Provision Dt Server From Cit
This section contains the procedure for provisioning the DT Server channel unit Introduction for use with the channel units located in the SLC ConnectReach system. The DT Server units that are acceptable for use with the SLC ConnectReach system are SPQ809, SPQ810, or SPQ811.
Page 319 Procedure At the CIT prompt, enter the rtrv-dt command to review the time slot allocation of the DT Server serving the SLC ConnectReach system. Response: The CIT will print a message indicating the Lines Provisioned Value, DT Mode, DT Type, DT Address, Available Bandwidth, and CLEI Code for the DT Server slot whose AID you entered.
Page 320: Ds0 Cross-Connections
(PBX) Analog trunk groups using the LCR feature. The following is a list of the voice-grade circuit cards in the SLC ConnectReach system: SPQ443 channel unit — This circuit card is associated with the correct D-bank signaling for a digital PBX or key system connected to the SLC ConnectReach system through the secondary/fractional T1/DSX-1 port.
Page 321 (continued) such as the Internet or a private corporate network through a frame relay network. The only circuit card associated with the SLC ConnectReach system data services is the SPQ452. The SPQ452 office channel unit (OCU) data port circuit card is normally associated with the DS0 data channel bandwidth through the Ethernet port.
Page 322: Provision Channel Unit(S) At Slc Connectreach System
This procedure uses a craft interface terminal (CIT) at the SLC -2000 remote Overview terminal/host digital terminal (RT/HDT) to set provisioning parameters on the channel units located at the SLC ConnectReach system. ® Defining ENT-T0 The SLC ConnectReach system channel units [SPQ...
Page 323 ® Provisioning the SLC -2000 RT/HDT ® ™ Provision Channel Unit(s) at SLC ConnectReach System 363-208-050 Using the CIT to Provision Channel Unit(s) (Continued) Once a CIT is connected to the UIP, you must log in to the digital loop carrier Defining ENT-T0 (DLC) subsystem to execute the ED-T0 or ENT-T0 command.
Page 324 = the SLC ConnectReach system channel unit number {1-6} where c = the DS0 of the channel unit {1-4}. The SLC ConnectReach system can emulate four different types of voice channel Channel unit units: SPQ440(C,D), SPQ443, SPQ452, and SPQ456. The following descriptions...
Page 325 ® Provisioning the SLC -2000 RT/HDT ® ™ Provision Channel Unit(s) at SLC ConnectReach System 363-208-050 Using the CIT to Provision Channel Unit(s) (Continued) SPQ 443 (Analog Line) Channel unit provisioning parameters Function codes: FXS, DPO, TO (continued) CLEI: SAC1AE Provisioning parameters: WORD Provisioning Parameter...
Page 326 ® Provisioning the SLC -2000 RT/HDT ® ™ Provision Channel Unit(s) at SLC ConnectReach System 363-208-050 Using the CIT to Provision Channel Unit(s) (Continued) SPQ 452 (Data) Channel unit provisioning parameters Function code: OCU (continued) CLEI: 5SCTFF The following guidelines should be used when provisioning the SPQ452 channel unit: To add one 64-kb/s DS0 channel, provision circuit 1 of the SPQ452 with the following parameter values:...
Page 327 ® Provisioning the SLC -2000 RT/HDT ® ™ Provision Channel Unit(s) at SLC ConnectReach System 363-208-050 Using the CIT to Provision Channel Unit(s) (Continued) To add three 64-kb/s DS0 channels, provision circuit 1 of the SPQ452 with Channel unit the following parameter values: provisioning parameters (continued)
Page 328 ® Provisioning the SLC -2000 RT/HDT ® ™ Provision Channel Unit(s) at SLC ConnectReach System 363-208-050 Using the CIT to Provision Channel Unit(s) (Continued) To add four 64-kb/s DS0 channels, provision circuit 1 of the SPQ452 with Channel unit the following parameter values: provisioning parameters (continued)
Page 329 ® Provisioning the SLC -2000 RT/HDT ® ™ Provision Channel Unit(s) at SLC ConnectReach System 363-208-050 Using the CIT to Provision Channel Unit(s) (Continued) SPQ 456 (DID, FXO-Loop, FXO-Ground, Current Sink) Channel unit provisioning parameters All four channels of the SPQ456 channel unit must be provisioned. (continued) Function code: RVT CLEI: SACPDC...
Page 330 ® Provisioning the SLC -2000 RT/HDT ® ™ Provision Channel Unit(s) at SLC ConnectReach System 363-208-050 Using the CIT to Provision Channel Unit(s) (Continued) Entering the provision data (continued) Step Procedure NOTE: Whenever you are given a “ /*Select from */ ” list, you can make the choice by entering the item number or entering the associated text or any portion of the text (uppercase or lowercase) that is discernible from other entries (for example, you can enter “1”...
Page 331 ® Provisioning the SLC -2000 RT/HDT ® ™ Provision Channel Unit(s) at SLC ConnectReach System 363-208-050 Using the CIT to Provision Channel Unit(s) (Continued) Entering the provision data (continued) Step Procedure After all parameters have been entered, you will see a confirmation or error message preceded by one or more caution messages.
Page 332: T1 Cross-Connections
® Provisioning the SLC -2000 RT/HDT T1 Cross-Connections 363-208-050 T1 Cross-Connections Establishing T1 Cross-Connections from the CIT Introduction If the SLC-2000 RT/HDT is connected to metallic feeders, then the physical T1 feeders must be cross-connected to the appropriate logical DS1 feeders of TR-08 or TR-303 virtual remote terminals (VRTs) or logical integrated network access (INA) using the craft interface terminal (CIT).
Page 333 ® Provisioning the SLC -2000 RT/HDT T1 Cross-Connections 363-208-050 Establishing T1 Cross-Connections from the CIT (Continued) Entering ENT-CRS-T1 command (continued) Step Procedure Using the CIT, enter the following command: ENT-CRS-T1:: Address1 , Address2 Where: Address1 = physical feeder access identifier (AID) (for example, a-1&&2-all ) Address2 = VRT feeder or logical INA AID [for example, v3fdr-1-1&&8 (VRT feeder) or ina-17&&28 (INA...
Page 335 SLC ConnectReach System Monitoring Contents About This Chapter Introduction Using the Statistics Command to Display System Elements Status Entering the Statistics Mode Displaying Statistics for IP Displaying Statistics for QOS Displaying Statistics for ARP 7-10 Displaying Statistics for ICMP 7-11...
Page 336 SLC ConnectReach System Monitoring 363-208-050 Miscellaneous Monitoring Commands 7-49 Introduction 7-49 Display Current Version of System Software 7-50 Displaying Hardware Configuration 7-51 Using the Traceroute Command 7-52 Issue 4 June 2002...
Page 337: About This Chapter
SLC ConnectReach System Monitoring About This Chapter 363-208-050 About This Chapter Introduction ® Contents This chapter contains procedures for displaying various data stored in the SLC ™ ConnectReach system, including system elements status and performance, by means of a local or remote provisioning terminal or a craft interface terminal (CIT) at the SLC-2000 Access System remote terminal/host digital terminal (RT/HDT).
Page 338: Using The Statistics Command To Display System Elements Status
Others tell about interfaces, security, usage, and routing. In addition to the statistics command, you can use syslog to create a log of messages reporting significant events occurring on the SLC ConnectReach system. See “Configuring SYSLOG” on page 4-146 for details.
Page 339 Elements Status 363-208-050 Entering the Statistics Mode (Continued) Entering the To display statistics for the SLC ConnectReach system, you must first switch to the statistics mode by entering the statistics command at the Main Menu statistics command prompt (> statistics ).
Page 340 SLC ConnectReach System Monitoring Using the Statistics Command to Display System Elements Status 363-208-050 Entering the Statistics Mode (Continued) Entering the statistics command options To … Enter this command Display statistics for IP Display statistics for QOS Display statistics for QOS...
Page 341: Displaying Statistics For Ip
SLC ConnectReach System Monitoring Using the Statistics Command to Display System Elements Status 363-208-050 Displaying Statistics for IP Entering the IP IP, or Internet Protocol, is the network layer protocol in the TCP/IP protocol stack. IP specifies the format and addressing scheme of packets. It does not establish a command connection between the sender and receiver of these packets, however.
Page 342 SLC ConnectReach System Monitoring Using the Statistics Command to Display System Elements Status 363-208-050 Displaying Statistics for IP (Continued) Example of IP The meanings of the statistics are provided in the following table. statistics report (continued) Statistic Definition total The number of packets processed since reset.
Page 343: Displaying Statistics For Qos
SLC ConnectReach System Monitoring Using the Statistics Command to Display System Elements Status 363-208-050 Displaying Statistics for QOS Entering the QOS Quality of service (QOS) is a networking term that specifies a service level. command To display the statistics for QOS, enter the QOS command at the statistics prompt.
Page 344: Displaying Statistics For Arp
SLC ConnectReach System Monitoring Using the Statistics Command to Display System Elements Status 363-208-050 Displaying Statistics for ARP Entering the ARP Address Resolution Protocol (ARP) is a TCP/IP protocol used to convert IP addresses to physical addresses, such as Ethernet (MAC) addresses for command devices.
Page 345: Displaying Statistics For Icmp
SLC ConnectReach System Monitoring Using the Statistics Command to Display System Elements Status 363-208-050 Displaying Statistics for ICMP Entering the ICMP Internet control message protocol (ICMP) is a low-level protocol that supports functions such as echo requests (such as Ping), and displays messages such as command Host not available or Network unreachable .
Page 346: Displaying Statistics For Tcp
SLC ConnectReach System Monitoring Using the Statistics Command to Display System Elements Status 363-208-050 Displaying Statistics for TCP Entering the TCP Transport control protocol (TCP) is the transport layer protocol of the TCP/IP stack. It enables two hosts to establish a connection and exchange streams of command data.
Page 347 SLC ConnectReach System Monitoring Using the Statistics Command to Display System Elements Status 363-208-050 Displaying Statistics for TCP (Continued) Example of TCP statistics report (continued) connection request connection accept connection established (including accepts) connection closed (including 0 drop) embryonic connection dropped...
Page 348: Displaying Statistics For Udp
SLC ConnectReach System Monitoring Using the Statistics Command to Display System Elements Status 363-208-050 Displaying Statistics for UDP Entering the UDP User datagram protocol (UDP) is a simple, datagram (packet)-oriented transport layer protocol, used by SNMP. command To display the statistics for user datagram protocol (UDP), enter the UDP command at the statistics prompt.
Page 349: Displaying Statistics For Interfaces
SLC ConnectReach System Monitoring Using the Statistics Command to Display System Elements Status 363-208-050 Displaying Statistics for Interfaces Entering the The interfaces display tells you the status and configured parameters of the network interfaces on the Multiservice Xchange. interfaces command To display the statistics for interfaces, enter the interfaces command at the statistics prompt.
Page 350 SLC ConnectReach System Monitoring Using the Statistics Command to Display System Elements Status 363-208-050 Displaying Statistics for Interfaces (Continued) Example of The report contains a section for each available network interface on the SLC ConnectReach system. Each section begins with a code identifying the interface interfaces statistics the section describes.
Page 351: Displaying Statistics For Firewall
SLC ConnectReach System Monitoring Using the Statistics Command to Display System Elements Status 363-208-050 Displaying Statistics for Firewall Entering the The firewall statistics relate to IP filtering. firewall command To see the number of packets passed or filtered out by the firewall, enter the firewall command at the statistics prompt.
Page 352: Displaying Statistics For Nat And Pat
SLC ConnectReach System Monitoring Using the Statistics Command to Display System Elements Status 363-208-050 Displaying Statistics for NAT and PAT Entering the NAT Network address translation (NAT) is an Internet standard that allows a LAN to use one set of IP addresses for internal (LAN) traffic and another set of IP command addresses for external traffic.
Page 353 SLC ConnectReach System Monitoring Using the Statistics Command to Display System Elements Status 363-208-050 Displaying Statistics for NAT and PAT (Continued) Example of NAT statistics report *********PAT Statistics********* (continued) Of the above the following are PAT Stats: PAT Sessions in Use...
Page 354: Displaying Statistics For Dhcp
This is a status report only; no errors are reported. The hostname field will be hostname unknown if the SLC ConnectReach system has been running for an interval shorter than the DHCP lease time. The expired tag appears if the network application running on the client computer allowed the DHCP lease to expire (usually because the computer was powered off while the application was running).
Page 355: Displaying Statistics For Ppp
SLC ConnectReach System Monitoring Using the Statistics Command to Display System Elements Status 363-208-050 Displaying Statistics for PPP Entering the PPP Point-to-point protocol (PPP) allows a computer to connect to a remote network or device over either a synchronous interface or a standard dial-up telephone line command and modem.
Page 356: Displaying Statistics For A T1 Interface
SLC ConnectReach System Monitoring Using the Statistics Command to Display System Elements Status 363-208-050 Displaying Statistics for a T1 Interface Entering the T1 To view statistics on a T1 line or set a loopback on the line for diagnostic purposes, enter the T1 command at the statistics prompt. For example: command (statistics)>...
Page 357 SLC ConnectReach System Monitoring Using the Statistics Command to Display System Elements Status 363-208-050 Displaying Statistics for a T1 Interface (Continued) Example of T1 line At the statistics:T1 prompt, enter the following commands: statistics report (statistics:T1)> report network carrier hour The following is an example of a T1 line statistics report that will be displayed on the PC monitor screen.
Page 358 For example: (statistics:T1)> clearReport network The SLC ConnectReach system maintains two sets of statistics records, one called the carrier database and the other called the user database. Initially, both sets are identical. When you clear statistics, you clear only the user database.
Page 359 Displaying status on If “NO” is displayed after any of the conditions in the status report, this is an indication that no error is detected by the SLC ConnectReach system. If “Yes” is a T1 line displayed, this is an indication that the corresponding error condition has been (continued) detected.
Page 360 The SLC ConnectReach system responds to remote channel service unit (CSU) and data service unit (DSU) loopback requests in accordance with AT&T Publication 43801. The SLC ConnectReach system does not respond to remote fractional loopback requests in the V.54 or T1.403 (annex B) specifications.
Page 361 Displaying usage The usageReport command is used to see a display that compares the relative amounts of data and voice usage of the current line to the SLC ConnectReach report system. The default time period is 8 hours.
Page 362 SLC ConnectReach System Monitoring Using the Statistics Command to Display System Elements Status 363-208-050 Displaying Statistics for a T1 Interface (Continued) Displaying usage A report similar to the following example is displayed. report (continued) T1 usage samples during previous 4 hours:...
Page 363: Displaying Statistics For Voice Channels
SLC ConnectReach System Monitoring Using the Statistics Command to Display System Elements Status 363-208-050 Displaying Statistics for Voice Channels Entering the voice- To display voice channel statistics, enter the voice-states command at the statistics prompt. states command For example: (statistics)> voice-states...
Page 364 SLC ConnectReach System Monitoring Using the Statistics Command to Display System Elements Status 363-208-050 Displaying Statistics for Voice Channels (Continued) Entering the voice- states command Switched Analog Trunks (continued) Dest State -------- ----- Idle Idle Idle Idle DigTrk 1 Active...
Page 365 The channel has been put in reversal mode either by the Diagnose command, discussed later in this chapter, or by means of carrier reversal signaling. Hardware to support the channel is present in the SLC ConnectReach system, but the channel has not been enabled (refer to 4, "Configuring ® ™...
Page 366: Displaying Statistics For The Frame Relay Interface
SLC ConnectReach System Monitoring Using the Statistics Command to Display System Elements Status 363-208-050 Displaying Statistics for the Frame Relay Interface Entering the frame The frame command is used to display a frame relay traffic statistics report. command At the statistics prompt, enter the frame command: (statistics)>...
Page 367 SLC ConnectReach System Monitoring Using the Statistics Command to Display System Elements Status 363-208-050 Displaying Statistics for the Frame Relay Interface (Continued) Entering the frame command FRAME RELAY PVC STATISTICS (continued) Enabled UP/DOWN DLCI RxFrames TxFrames ------- ------- ---- --------...
Page 368 (continued) If the status of a PVC is “DOWN,” first verify that the SLC ConnectReach system is configured correctly, then contact the carrier. If the number of packets sent and received is zero for a PVC, either the SLC ConnectReach system is configured incorrectly, or there is no traffic between the local area network (LAN) and the wide area network (WAN).
Page 369 SLC ConnectReach System Monitoring Using the Statistics Command to Display System Elements Status 363-208-050 Displaying Statistics for the Frame Relay Interface (Continued) Entering the frame The definitions of the LMI statistics are shown in the following table. command (continued) Statistic...
Page 370: Displaying Statistics For The Wan Frame Relay Interface
SLC ConnectReach System Monitoring Using the Statistics Command to Display System Elements Status 363-208-050 Displaying Statistics for the WAN Frame Relay Interface Introduction At the statistics prompt, enter the show-frinterface command to see the lower protocol layer statistics for the WAN Frame Relay interface on the SLC ConnectReach system: (statistics)>...
Page 371 SLC ConnectReach System Monitoring Using the Statistics Command to Display System Elements Status 363-208-050 Displaying Statistics for the WAN Frame Relay Interface (continued) Introduction The fields displayed, and the corresponding MIB fields, are described in the following table. (continued) Frame Relay Interface Statistics Descriptions...
Page 372 SLC ConnectReach System Monitoring Using the Statistics Command to Display System Elements Status 363-208-050 Display Field Corresponding MIB Field Description Interface/Driver Cumulative Status Elapsed Seconds Time in seconds the FR Interface has been running 5MinAverageBandwid Bandwidth consumed divided by bandwidth available during past 5 minute period (by 30-second intervals);...
Page 373 Introduction At the statistics prompt, enter the show-pvc command to see statistics for a specific Frame Relay pvc or all pvcs on the SLC ConnectReach system: (statistics)> show-pvc Enter the parameter to see the statistics, as detailed in the following table.
Page 374 SLC ConnectReach System Monitoring Using the Statistics Command to Display System Elements Status 363-208-050 Displaying Statistics for Frame Relay PVCs (continued) Introduction The fields displayed, and the corresponding MIB fields, are described in the following table: (continued) Display Field Corresponding MIB Field Description Name assigned to this PVC.
Page 375 Displaying Statistics for IP Protocols introduction At the statistics prompt, enter the show-ipsummary command to see statistics for the various IP protocols in use on the SLC ConnectReach system: (statistics)> show-ipsummary A report of the current pvc statistics similar to the following example is displayed:...
Page 376 SLC ConnectReach System Monitoring Using the Statistics Command to Display System Elements Status 363-208-050 Displaying Statics for IP Protocols Introduction The fields displayed (grouped by protocol) and the corresponding MIB fields, are described in the following table. (continued) Display Field...
Page 377 SLC ConnectReach System Monitoring Using the Statistics Command to Display System Elements Status 363-208-050 Display Field Corresponding MIB Field Description InDelivers ipInDelivers The total number of input packets successfully delivered to IP user-protocols (including ICMP). ReassemblyTimeout ipReasmTimeout The maximum number of seconds which received fragments are held while they are awaiting reassembly at this device.
Page 378 SLC ConnectReach System Monitoring Using the Statistics Command to Display System Elements Status 363-208-050 Display Field Corresponding MIB Field Description OutErrors icmpOutErrors The number of ICMP messages which this device did not send due to problems discovered within ICMP, such as a lack of buffers.
Page 379 SLC ConnectReach System Monitoring Using the Statistics Command to Display System Elements Status 363-208-050 Display Field Corresponding MIB Field Description RtoAlgorithm tcpRtoAlgorithm The algorithm used to determine the timeout value used for retransmitting unacknowledged octets. RtoMin tcpRtoMin The minimum value permitted by a TCP implementation for the retransmission timeout, measured in milliseconds.
Page 380: Displaying Statistics For Route
SLC ConnectReach System Monitoring Using the Statistics Command to Display System Elements Status 363-208-050 Displaying Statistics for Route Entering the route The route command is used to display the routing table for the SLC ConnectReach system. command At the statistics prompt, enter the route command: (statistics)>...
Page 381 SLC ConnectReach System Monitoring Using the Statistics Command to Display System Elements Status 363-208-050 Displaying Statistics for Route (Continued) Entering the route This is a status report only; no errors are reported. The Ref column indicates the number of interfaces associated with each route. Only routes that are up are command displayed.
Page 382: Displaying Statistics For The Slc Connectreach System
® Displaying Statistics for the SLC ™ ConnectReach System Entering the The ConnectReach command is used to display a SLC ConnectReach system status report. ConnectReach command At the statistics prompt, enter the ConnectReach command: (statistics)> ConnectReach A ConnectReach status report similar to the following example is displayed.
Page 383 SLC ConnectReach System Monitoring Miscellaneous Monitoring Commands 363-208-050 Miscellaneous Monitoring Commands Introduction Definition of This section provides procedures for using the miscellaneous monitoring commands and the displays resulting from the use of these commands. The miscellaneous commands described include the following:...
Page 384 SLC ConnectReach System Monitoring Miscellaneous Monitoring Commands 363-208-050 Display Current Version of System Software The version command is used to display the current version of the SLC Entering the version ConnectReach system software and uptime information; that is, how long the SLC command ConnectReach system has been running since the last power-on or reboot.
Page 385 At the Main Menu prompt, enter the show-hardware command: > show-hardware Information about the current hardware configuration for the SLC ConnectReach system is displayed. Abbreviations in the following sample display include: digital signal processor (DSP), processor version register (PVR), and memory management unit (MMU).
Page 386 (TTL) field set to the lowest number possible. When the packets reach the first command router, three timeout messages are returned to the SLC ConnectReach system by means of the Internet control message protocol (ICMP). Three more packets are sent with the TTL field incremented by one.
Page 387 SLC ConnectReach System Monitoring Miscellaneous Monitoring Commands 363-208-050 Using the Traceroute Command (Continued) Some routers do not reply with a timeout message. In those instances, an “ ” will Entering the be placed in the time field. The ttl is displayed with a number and an...
Page 389 System Preparing the SLC ConnectReach System for Access Using a Web Browser Accessing the SLC ConnectReach System Using a Web Browser 8-4 Executing Commands from the Main Menu Displaying Selected Menu Screens Using a Web Browser to Execute a Ping Command...
Page 390: About This Chapter
™ ConnectReach system. The information covered in this chapter includes the following: Preparing the SLC ConnectReach system for access by a Web browser Configuring the SLC ConnectReach system Displaying logs and statistics Upgrading the SLC ConnectReach system with new software Rebooting the SLC ConnectReach system Exiting the SLC ConnectReach system Utility.
Page 391 Ethernet or T1 network according to the procedures contained in Chapter 5, "Installation". Configure the SLC ConnectReach system for an Ethernet or Network T1/ DSX-1 connection, including an Internet protocol (IP) address, subnet mask, and broadcast address according to the procedure in Chapter 4, ®...
Page 392: Preparing/Accessing The Slc ® Connectreach ™ System
ConnectReach System 363-208-050 Accessing the SLC ConnectReach System Using a Web Browser Logging in to the Use the following procedure to access and log in to the SLC ConnectReach system: SLC ConnectReach system Step Procedure Start a Web browser on the computer.
Page 393 Configure/Monitor and Upgrade Software for the SLC ConnectReach System Using a Web Browser ® ™ Preparing/Accessing the SLC ConnectReach System 363-208-050 Accessing the SLC ConnectReach System Using a Web Browser (Continued) Logging in to the SLC ConnectReach system (continued) Step Procedure After you log in, the SLC ConnectReach system Main Menu appears.
Page 394: Executing Commands From The Main Menu
Step Procedure In the SLC ConnectReach system Main Menu, click the config command. Refer to the following figure for a sample of the Config submenu that appears. (Continued on next page) Issue 4...
Page 395 Configure/Monitor and Upgrade Software for the SLC ConnectReach System Using a Web Browser Executing Commands from the Main Menu 363-208-050 Displaying Selected Menu Screens (Continued) Display config submenu (continued) Step Procedure In the Config submenu, click a command to change configuration settings for that command.
Page 396 Config Network-T1 screen. To save your settings in nonvolatile random access memory (NVRAM) in the SLC ConnectReach system, click the save command in the Config screen. To return to the Main Menu, click the Main Menu command at the bottom of the Config screen.
Page 397 Step Procedure In the SLC ConnectReach system Main Menu, click the statistics command. Refer to the following figure for a sample of the Statistics screen that appears. For details about each option for the Statistics command, refer to Chapter 7, "SLC ConnectReach System Monitoring".
Page 398 Configure/Monitor and Upgrade Software for the SLC ConnectReach System Using a Web Browser Executing Commands from the Main Menu 363-208-050 Displaying Selected Menu Screens (Continued) Display statistics submenu (continued) Step Procedure In the Statistics screen, click a command to display a statistics report. For example, if you click the command in the Statistics screen, the Statistics T1 screen appears, as shown in the following figure.
Page 399 Configure/Monitor and Upgrade Software for the SLC ConnectReach System Using a Web Browser Executing Commands from the Main Menu 363-208-050 Displaying Selected Menu Screens (Continued) Display statistics submenu (continued) Step Procedure Click the Run button next to the command for the report you want to run. For example, if you click the Run button next to statusReport, a report similar to the example shown in the following figure is displayed.
Page 400 Step Procedure In the SLC ConnectReach system Main Menu, click the version command. The Version screen appears. An example of the Version screen is shown in the following figure. To return to the Main Menu, click the Main Menu command at the bottom of the Version screen.
Page 401 To return to the Main Menu, click the Main Menu command at the bottom of the show-hardware-config screen. Stop! End of Procedure. The SLC ConnectReach system keeps logs of various kinds of events and errors. Display logs of The following procedures describe how to access, clear, start, stop, and view the events and errors status of the logs.
Page 402 (continued) Step Procedure In the SLC ConnectReach system Main Menu screen, click the log command and the Log screen appears. Refer to the following figure for a sample of the Log screen that appears. In the Log screen, next to either the Eventdump , T1dump, or Accessdump option, enter the maximum number of log event records you want to display.
Page 403 Configure/Monitor and Upgrade Software for the SLC ConnectReach System Using a Web Browser Executing Commands from the Main Menu 363-208-050 Displaying Selected Menu Screens (Continued) Display logs of To Clear the Log events and errors (continued) Step Procedure In the text box next to the Clear option, enter one of the parameters listed in the following table.
Page 404: Using A Web Browser To Execute A Ping Command
Executing Commands from the Main Menu 363-208-050 Using a Web Browser to Execute a Ping Command Selecting the ping The ping command is available on the SLC ConnectReach system Main Menu screen, as shown in the following figure. command Step Procedure In the IP-address text box, enter either a host name or the IP address for the system you want to ping.
Page 405: Using A Web Browser To Upgrade Software
Step Procedure In the SLC ConnectReach system Main Menu, click the network-upgrade command and the network-upgrade screen will appear (refer to the following figure). In the network upgrade screen, click the Update button to restart the SLC ConnectReach system in the maintenance mode.
Page 406 Read the warning displayed at the bottom of the screen (shown in the following figure) and follow the instructions to continue. While the SLC ConnectReach system is rebooting, the screen shown below appears. Wait approximately 30 seconds and then click on the location indicated to continue with the procedure.
Page 407 The following table describes the parameters used for a network upgrade. To download from Lucent Technologies’ FTP site directly to the SLC ConnectReach system, set the version parameter to the version you want to download and enter the password to your e-mail address. The remainder of the parameters are preset for Lucent Technologies’...
Page 408 /download/lucent.st_rom.24A1 Checksum ffff5b80 OK. DONE After the download completes, the SLC ConnectReach system saves the new software in the system image partition of Flash memory and performs a warm restart. During this process, messages similar to the following are displayed at the bottom of the screen: Saving image using version <24A1>...
Page 409 PC NOTE: The PC used to communicate with the SLC ConnectReach system must be equipped with an FTP server program. The FTP server program used must be configured to allow file access to the location on the PC where the software file is to be saved.
Page 410 NOTE: It is important to specify the correct version number. If a version older than the one presently running on the SLC ConnectReach system is accidentally specified, the download will still take place and the old software will overwrite the new software.
Page 411: Using A Web Browser To Reboot The Slc Connectreach System
Performing a warm- The warm-start command is typically used when you have changed and saved configuration values and want the SLC ConnectReach system to begin using the start reboot new values. Note that if you change the starting channel of any range of voice or data channels, you must use the cold-start command to begin using the new values.
Page 412 To initiate a cold-start command, click the cold-start command on the SLC ConnectReach system Main Menu (shown in the previous figure). The SLC ConnectReach system terminates your HTTP session and reboots. 8-24...
Page 413: Using A Web Browser To Exit The Slc Connectreach System Utility
ConnectReach system, you should click the exit command in the Main Menu. command The SLC ConnectReach system Utility allows only one management session at a time. Exiting the SLC ConnectReach system Utility allows another administrator to connect to the SLC ConnectReach system and configure or monitor it.
Page 415 Using the LED Status Indicators to Isolate Troubles 9-22 Using the Self-Test Results to Detect Troubles 9-24 Displaying a Time-Stamped Log of Events 9-26 Preparing the SLC ConnectReach System for Channel Testing 9-28 Check the Operational State of a Node on the LAN/WAN 9-31 Disaster Recovery...
Page 416: About This Chapter
Understanding the light emitting diode (LED) status indicators and self-test results Disaster recovery Connecting T1 line test equipment to the SLC ConnectReach system with T1/DSX-1 network interface. Issue 4 June 2002...
Page 417: Introduction
ConnectReach System with New Software Introduction The SLC ConnectReach system software can be upgraded with new software in either of the following three ways: Connecting a computer directly to the RS-232 port by means of a null modem cable and using Xmodem commands to transfer the new software...
Page 418 (continued) Step Procedure The SLC ConnectReach system will ask for confirmation that you want to perform a warm restart and enter the maintenance mode. Enter “y.” NOTE: While the unit is in the maintenance mode, data traffic from the LAN to the WAN and vice versa are blocked in order to free enough memory to accommodate the download.
Page 419 Where x.xx is the software version. Stop! End of Procedure. Software upgrade The steps to upgrade the SLC ConnectReach system software using a remote computer and a modem connected to the RS-232 port are contained in the from a remote...
Page 420 (continued) Step Procedure The SLC ConnectReach system asks you to confirm that you want to perform a warm restart and enter maintenance mode. Enter “y.” Dial the modem connected to the SLC ConnectReach system again. When the SLC ConnectReach system boots in the maintenance mode, you are prompted for your login name and password.
Page 421 NOTE: The procedures to upgrade the SLC ConnectReach system software from Software upgrade the network are for future use only since the Lucent Technologies network from the network upgrade server site is presently unavailable. There are two procedures for upgrading the SLC ConnectReach system software from the network —...
Page 422 After the download completes, the SLC ConnectReach system Utility saves the software in the system image partition of Flash memory and performs a warm restart. Refer to the section entitled “Rebooting the SLC ConnectReach system”, located later in this chapter, for a description of the difference between warm-start and cold-start.
Page 423 At the network-upgrade prompt, enter the prepare command: (Network-upgrade)> prepare The SLC ConnectReach system asks you to confirm that you want to perform a warm restart and enter maintenance mode. Enter “y.” While the unit is in maintenance mode, data traffic from the local area network (LAN) to the wide area network (WAN) and vice versa is blocked in order to free enough memory to accommodate the download.
Page 424 Software Upgrade, Maintenance, and Trouble Clearing Maintenance Procedures 363-208-050 Upgrading the SLC ConnectReach System with New Software (Continued) Custom Network Upgrade Software upgrade from the network (continued) The DNS server must be configured and enabled for the network-upgrade to ®...
Page 425 At the network-upgrade prompt, enter the prepare command: (Network-upgrade)> prepare The SLC ConnectReach system asks you to confirm that you want to perform a warm restart and enter maintenance mode. Enter “y.” While the unit is in maintenance mode, data traffic from the local area network (LAN) to the wide area network (WAN) and vice versa is blocked in order to free enough memory to accommodate the download.
Page 426 (continued) You may also download the upgrade to a personal computer (PC) for later use. The PC used to communicate with the SLC ConnectReach system must have an FTP server. All parameters in the network-upgrade menu would then reflect the FTP server on that PC.
Page 427: Using The Archive Command To Upload/Download Configuration Settings
If you are installing multiple SLC ConnectReach system units, and all the units will have nearly identical configurations, the archive command allows you to set up one configuration, then download it to multiple units.
Page 428 Software Upgrade, Maintenance, and Trouble Clearing Maintenance Procedures 363-208-050 Using the Archive Command to Upload/ Download Configuration Settings (Continued) Uploading the Use the following procedure to upload and store the current configuration settings on an FTP server: current configuration over the network to an FTP server Step...
Page 429 Using the Archive Command to Upload/ Download Configuration Settings (Continued) Downloading an Use the following procedure to download archived configuration settings from an FTP server to a SLC ConnectReach system over the network: archived configuration over the network from an FTP server...
Page 430 > warm-start NOTE: If the download configuration changes the beginning channel number of any range in the DS0 Provisioning menu, you must use the cold-start command to reboot the SLC ConnectReach system. Stop! End of Procedure. Uploading the Use the following procedure to upload and store the current configuration settings...
Page 431 Software Upgrade, Maintenance, and Trouble Clearing Maintenance Procedures 363-208-050 Using the Archive Command to Upload/ Download Configuration Settings (Continued) Uploading the current configuration using a modem (continued) Step Procedure Start a text capture in HyperTerminal by selecting Transfer, Capture Text, and entering a meaningful file name with a .TXT extension (for example, Lucent34.TXT) and then select Start.
Page 432 NOTE: To ensure proper transfer of archived configuration settings, set the baud rate of the SLC ConnectReach system and the FTP server terminal emulator to 9,600 baud. NOTE: The archived configuration must be present on the computer from which you perform the procedure, or on a network drive to which the computer has access.
Page 433 > warm-start NOTE: If the download configuration changes the beginning channel number of any range in the DS0 Provisioning menu, you must use the cold-start command to reboot the SLC ConnectReach system. Stop! End of Procedure. Issue 4 June 2002...
Page 434: Rebooting The Slc Connectreach System
Maintenance Procedures 363-208-050 Rebooting the SLC ConnectReach System There are two methods of rebooting the SLC ConnectReach system; the warm- Introduction start reboot and the cold-start reboot. A description of each method is given in the following sections. The method you use to reboot the SLC ConnectReach system depends on what you need to accomplish.
Page 435 Rebooting the SLC ConnectReach System (Continued) To initiate a cold-start reboot, select the cold-start command from the SLC Performing a ConnectReach system Main Menu. The SLC ConnectReach system terminates cold-start Reboot your hypertext transfer protocol (HTTP) session and reboots. (continued)
Page 436: Trouble Clearing Procedures
Trouble Clearing Procedures Using the LED Status Indicators to Isolate Troubles Understanding the The faceplate of the SLC ConnectReach system unit is equipped with six LED status indicators as shown in the following figure. LED status indicators (Continued on next page)
Page 437 Software Upgrade, Maintenance, and Trouble Clearing Trouble Clearing Procedures 363-208-050 Using the LED Status Indicators to Isolate Troubles (Continued) The following table lists the possible states of each LED and indicates the Understanding the condition that corresponds to each state. LED status indicators (continued)
Page 438: Using The Self-Test Results To Detect Troubles
* If the self-test indicates that no power is available to the SLC ConnectReach system, first verify that the AC power cord is plugged into a functional AC outlet or that the DC power cord is plugged into a functional DC power source. If the power source is verified to be functional, replace the power cord.
Page 439 The green “link integrity” LED. This LED lights when the link between the SLC ConnectReach system and the Ethernet hub is functioning. The yellow “activity” LED. This LED blinks when the SLC ConnectReach system transmits or receives data to and from the Ethernet port.
Page 440: Displaying A Time-Stamped Log Of Events
The log command is used to display a time-stamped log of events that occur in Entering the log the SLC ConnectReach system, such as logins, HTTP or console commands, and command errors. You can also display a log of the T1 line that records information such as alarms and line-up or line-down conditions.
Page 441 Software Upgrade, Maintenance, and Trouble Clearing Trouble Clearing Procedures 363-208-050 Displaying a Time-Stamped Log of Events (Continued) NOTE: Log eventdump 10 shows the first ten events in the log. Log eventdump -10 Entering the log shows the last ten events in the log. The log status is also displayed. The command reset counters include Reset Status Register (RDR), cookie and endCookie (continued)
Page 442: Preparing The Slc Connectreach System For Channel Testing
Software Upgrade, Maintenance, and Trouble Clearing Trouble Clearing Procedures 363-208-050 Preparing the SLC ConnectReach System for Channel Testing The diagnose command is used to set a given channel to a known state so that Entering the channel testing can be performed using external test equipment (which could be a diagnose command telephone).
Page 443 Software Upgrade, Maintenance, and Trouble Clearing Trouble Clearing Procedures 363-208-050 Preparing the SLC ConnectReach System for Channel Testing (Continued) Entering the diagnose command (continued) Step Procedure Using the external test equipment, verify that the channel is in the specified state.
Page 444 Software Upgrade, Maintenance, and Trouble Clearing Trouble Clearing Procedures 363-208-050 Preparing the SLC ConnectReach System for Channel Testing (Continued) Tone1k When set to tone1k mode, the line should emit a Definition of constant 1-kHz tone audible on a connected phone. If...
Page 445: Check The Operational State Of A Node On The Lan/Wan
Software Upgrade, Maintenance, and Trouble Clearing Trouble Clearing Procedures 363-208-050 Check the Operational State of a Node on the LAN/WAN With the ping command, you can test whether a node on the LAN/WAN is Entering the ping operational. The ping command sends an Internet control message protocol command (ICMP) echo packet to the target node;...
Page 446: Disaster Recovery
Software Upgrade, Maintenance, and Trouble Clearing Trouble Clearing Procedures 363-208-050 Disaster Recovery If a catastrophic failure causes the SLC ConnectReach system to lose its system Procedure for image, the SLC ConnectReach system boots from the software in the protected recovery from loss boot area of memory.
Page 447: T1 Line Test Equipment
In the event that it becomes necessary to connect test equipment to the Connection NETWORK T1 MONITOR connector on the front panel of the SLC ConnectReach information system with T1 network interface, be sure the test equipment is operating in bridge mode.
Page 449 ,3 1HWZRUN $GGUHVVHV Contents About This Appendix Introduction IP Network Addresses Description Introduction Address Classes Subnets and Netmasks Private IP Network Addresses Issue 4 June 2002...
Page 450: About This Appendix
IP Network Addresses About This Appendix 363-208-050 About This Appendix Introduction Contents This appendix briefly describes Internet protocol (IP) network addresses. Detailed specifications are available in Request for Comment (RFC) documents. RFC documents can be obtained by means of a hypertext transfer protocol (HTTP) or anonymous file transfer protocol (FTP) from various Internet sites.
Page 451: Ip Network Addresses Description
IP Network Addresses IP Network Addresses Description 363-208-050 IP Network Addresses Description Introduction General Each host on the network (that is, each individual machine connected to the network) has an IP address that uniquely identifies it. Each IP address is a 32-bit value. A portion of the address identifies the network, while another portion identifies the host on that network.
Page 452: Address Classes
IP Network Addresses IP Network Addresses Description 363-208-050 Address Classes Five network classes are used to group networks according to the number of Introduction hosts on the network.These network classes are listed in the following table. 1HWZRUN &ODVV 1XPEHU RI +RVWV &ODVV $ &DQ FRQWDLQ PLOOLRQV RI KRVWV &ODVV %...
Page 453 IP Network Addresses IP Network Addresses Description 363-208-050 Address Classes (Continued) As shown in the following figure, class B networks use the uppermost 2 bits as Class B networks 1,0, the next 14 bits define the network, and the last 16 bits define the hosts. This allows up to 16,384 class B networks.
Page 454 IP Network Addresses IP Network Addresses Description 363-208-050 Address Classes (Continued) IP multicasting uses class D network addresses. As shown in the following figure, Class D networks class D networks use the uppermost 4 bits as 1,1,1,0. The remaining 28 bits are used for multicast groups of computers.
Page 455: Subnets And Netmasks
IP Network Addresses IP Network Addresses Description 363-208-050 Subnets and Netmasks Subnets are logical partitions of a single network. Subnets are created for Subnet description administrative or technical reasons, isolating similar network traffic or similar network technology to one area of the network. RFC 950 explains the Internet Standard Subnetting Procedure.
Page 456 IP Network Addresses IP Network Addresses Description 363-208-050 Subnets and Netmasks (Continued) Subnet partitions are identified by a netmask. The netmask is the network address Netmask with ones in each subnet bit location. The following table lists some examples. description 1XPEHU 1XPEHU RI 1HWZRUN...
Page 457: Private Ip Network Addresses
WKURXJK The default IP address assigned to the SLC ConnectReach system (192.168.0.1) is a class C private network address. If the SLC ConnectReach system is configured to run dynamic host configuration protocol (DHCP) and use private network addresses, the addresses allocated by DHCP are derived from the same class C network.
Page 459 &RQILJXUDWLRQ ([DPSOHV Contents About This Appendix Introduction Examples of the Different Methods of Configuring the ® ™ ConnectReach System Quickstart Configuration Example Customized Configuration Example ConnectReach Channel Assignments and CU Provisioning Example B-14 LCR/DID Configuration Example B-14 NAT Examples B-18 Issue 4 June 2002...
Page 460: About This Appendix
Configuration Examples About This Appendix 363-208-050 About This Appendix Introduction Contents This appendix contains examples of configuration sessions, ranging from an extremely simple configuration in which only the absolute minimum of parameters are specified to a more complex configuration requiring many parameters to be changed.
Page 461: Examples Of The Different Methods Of Configuring The
Configuration Examples Examples of the Different Methods of Configuring the ® ™ ConnectReach System 363-208-050 Examples of the Different Methods of ® Configuring the SLC ™ ConnectReach System Quickstart Configuration Example This configuration applies to sites that: Configuration site conditions Use private Internet protocol (IP) network addresses.
Page 462 Configuration Examples Examples of the Different Methods of Configuring the ® ™ ConnectReach System 363-208-050 Quickstart Configuration Example (Continued) Example The following is an example of the configuration session. In this example, all commands are entered in their full form for easier reading. However, you can abbreviate any commands to the minimum number of characters that uniquely identify the command.
Page 463 Configuration Examples Examples of the Different Methods of Configuring the ® ™ ConnectReach System 363-208-050 Quickstart Configuration Example (Continued) (config:channel-bank)> VLJQDOLQJ ORR JQG Example (config:channel-bank)> DQDORJLQWHUIDFH I[VORR (continued) (config:channel-bank)> (config)> GKF (config:DHCP)> HQDEOH RQ (config:DHCP)> GRPDLQ WHOFRQHW (config:DHCP)> (config)> URXWH (config:IPRoute)>...
Page 464 (continued) perform a cold-start. The next time you connect to the SLC ConnectReach system, you will be prompted for a login name and password. If you want access to the full set of SLC ConnectReach system configuration and monitoring commands, log in with the carrier name and password (“telco”...
Page 465: Customized Configuration Example
Configuration Examples Examples of the Different Methods of Configuring the ® ™ ConnectReach System 363-208-050 Customized Configuration Example Configuration site This configuration applies to sites that: conditions Do not use private IP network addresses. Have a telephone system and T1 link to the CO for which the SLC ConnectReach system defaults are not always appropriate.
Page 466 Configuration Examples Examples of the Different Methods of Configuring the ® ™ ConnectReach System 363-208-050 Customized Configuration Example (Continued) Example The following is an example of this type of configuration session on a system with T1/DSX-1 interface. In this example, all commands are entered in their full form for easier reading.
Page 467 Configuration Examples Examples of the Different Methods of Configuring the ® ™ ConnectReach System 363-208-050 Customized Configuration Example (Continued) Example (config:DS0-provisioning)> ConnectReach (config:DS0-provisioning:ConnectReach)> 1-4 443 (continued) (config:DS0-provisioning:ConnectReach)> 5-8 443 (config:DS0-provisioning:ConnectReach)> 9-12 443 (config:DS0-provisioning:ConnectReach)> 13-16 452 (config:DS0-provisioning:ConnectReach)> 17-20 452 (config:DS0-provisioning:ConnectReach)> 21-24 452 (config:DS0-provisioning)>...
Page 468 The next time you connect to the SLC ConnectReach system, you will be prompted for a login name and password. If you want access to the full set of SLC ConnectReach system configuration and monitoring commands, log in with the carrier name and password (“sysadm”...
Page 469 Configuration Examples Examples of the Different Methods of Configuring the ® ™ ConnectReach System 363-208-050 ConnectReach Channel Assignments and CU Provisioning Example Assumptions The following assumptions were used in developing the examples in this section: Channels 1 through 6 are connected to telephone sets through the VOICE CHANNELS port.
Page 470: Connectreach Channel Assignments And Cu Provisioning Example
CU Provisioning Example (Continued) CU provisioning Use a craft interface terminal (CIT) connected to the SLC-2000 host digital terminal (HDT) user interface panel (UIP) to provision the SLC ConnectReach example channel units as follows: Enter the following ED-T0 commands to provision the SPQ 440 channel ®...
Page 471 Configuration Examples Examples of the Different Methods of Configuring the ® ™ ConnectReach System 363-208-050 ConnectReach Channel Assignmentsand CU Provisioning Example &RQWLQXHG CU provisioning Enter the following ED-T0 commands to provision the SPQ452 channel units in slot numbers 17 through 24: example (continued) ED-T0::dtdp-1-1-1-17:::5SCTFF,ocu:rate=64,ec=scec, qm=n,rls=n;...
Page 472: Lcr/Did Configuration Example
Configuration Examples Examples of the Different Methods of Configuring the ® ™ ConnectReach System 363-208-050 LCR/DID Configuration Example Quickstart The local call routing/direct inward dial (LCR /DID) telephony quickstart makes the following assumptions: assumptions One or more DS0s on the Network T1/DSX-1 connect to a long distance carrier.
Page 473 Configuration Examples Examples of the Different Methods of Configuring the ® ™ ConnectReach System 363-208-050 LCR/DID Configuration Example (Continued) Configuration Go to the config/line menu. Set begin and end to the first and last FXS ports used for phones. Set the signaling to match the line type of the setting example phones.
Page 474 Configuration Examples Examples of the Different Methods of Configuring the ® ™ ConnectReach System 363-208-050 LCR/DID Configuration Example (Continued) Configuration If there are any ten digit calls that are to be routed over the analog trunks (ten-digit local call), enter the following command: setting example (continued) detect-insert 7 3 1AAAAAA|1BBBBBB| |ZZZZZZ...
Page 475 Configuration Examples Examples of the Different Methods of Configuring the ® ™ ConnectReach System 363-208-050 LCR/DID Configuration Example (Continued) Dialing table default Detect-table row 2 routes United States long distance calls to output-row 1, which, in turn, routes them to trunk group 1 with an alternate route to trunk group 2 entries (continued) (output-row 3).
Page 476: Nat Examples
Configuration Examples Examples of the Different Methods of Configuring the ® ™ ConnectReach System 363-208-050 NAT Examples Example 1 This is an example of a many-to-one connection, including TCP, UDP, and ICMP connections. All the LAN private addresses on 192.168.1.0 network will be mapped to one Internet address, 200.200.200.1.
Page 477 &XVWRP )LUHZDOO &RQILJXUDWLRQV & Contents About This Appendix Introduction Configuring IP Filter Groups Configuring IP Filter Groups Issue 4 June 2002...
Page 478 Custom Firewall Configurations About This Appendix 363-208-050 About This Appendix Introduction Contents This appendix describes the customized Firewall configurations Internet Protocol (IP) filtering. Issue 4 June 2002...
Page 479 Custom Firewall Configurations Configuring IP Filter Groups 363-208-050 Configuring IP Filter Groups Configuring IP Filter Groups Configuration There are four IP filter groups: inbound and outbound (each one containing up to sixteen different IP filters). An IP filter can filter IP packets based on source and/or procedure destination IP address, and/or based on any known application (protocol).
Page 480 Custom Firewall Configurations Configuring IP Filter Groups 363-208-050 Configuring IP Filter Group (Continued) Remarks The order of the filter statements is important! Configuration procedure Once the filter matches, the action (permit/deny) is (continued) immediately performed. The source (src) and destination (dst) parameters are specified with an IP address and netmask or one of the following words: eth0, eth1, pvcn (where n is any number from one to thirty), ppp0, hdlc0.
Page 481 Custom Firewall Configurations Configuring IP Filter Groups 363-208-050 Configuring IP Filter Group (Continued) A sample of the Inbound Filter Group settings is as follows: Configuration procedure (continued) )LOWHU SHUPLW VUF SYF SLQJ 5HPDUNV )LOWHU SHUPLWV DOO SLQJ SDFNHWV FRPLQJ IURP 39& )LOWHU SHUPLW GVW GHIDXOW...
Page 482 Custom Firewall Configurations Configuring IP Filter Groups 363-208-050 Configuring IP Filter Group (Continued) The following examples describe how to use IP filter groups. Examples of using IP filter groups Example 1 Allow only pings packets to get through from WAN. Enter a question mark after the Inbound Filter command to view the settings.
Page 483 8VHU ,QWHUIDFH Contents About This Appendix Introduction Business OfficeXchange Features Transferring a Call to Another Phone Consultation Hold Feature Three-Way Calling Call Waiting Feature Codes Issue 4 June 2002...
Page 484: About This Appendix
User Interface About This Appendix 363-208-050 About This Appendix Introduction Contents This appendix includes the instructions for using the Business OfficeXchange (BOX ) features on a single line telephone. Trademark of VINA Technologies, Inc. Issue 4 June 2002...
Page 485: Business Officexchange Features
User Interface Business OfficeXchange Features 363-208-050 Business OfficeXchange Features Transferring a Call to Another Phone Procedure Use the following procedure to transfer a call from your phone to another phone: NOTE: “Flash” means press and release the receiver button quickly; or if your phone is equipped with a FLASH button, press the FLASH button.
Page 486: Consultation Hold Feature
User Interface Business OfficeXchange Features 363-208-050 Consultation Hold Feature The consultation hold feature allows you to alternate between two calls. Use the Procedure following procedure to alternate between two calls: NOTE: “Flash” means press and release the receiver button quickly; or if your phone is equipped with a FLASH button, press the FLASH button.
Page 487: Three-Way Calling
User Interface Business OfficeXchange Features 363-208-050 Three-Way Calling Use the following procedure to set up a three-way call between your phone and Procedure two other parties NOTE: “Flash” means press and release the receiver button quickly; or if your phone is equipped with a FLASH button, press the FLASH button. Step Procedure Follow the instructions for consultation hold discussed previously.
Page 488: Call Waiting
User Interface Business OfficeXchange Features 363-208-050 Call Waiting When you are on the line and a second call is coming in, you will hear a call Procedure waiting tone. To retrieve an incoming call while on another call, flash. You may use consultation hold to switch between calls. If your administrator has configured your phone system for call forward busy, then call waiting will be disabled.
Page 489: Feature Codes
User Interface Business OfficeXchange Features 363-208-050 Feature Codes Feature codes are sets of numbers that are entered at the telephone keypad in Introduction order to implement or cancel certain BOX features. To enter the feature codes, lift the telephone receiver and dial the feature code followed by the extension number, if appropriate.
Page 490 User Interface Business OfficeXchange Features 363-208-050 Feature Codes (Continued) This feature forwards calls from one extension to another extension or trunk. An Call forward incoming call may be forwarded as many as ten times. To activate call forwarding: Step Procedure The user dials the call forward feature code followed by the number of the forwarding location.
Page 491 User Interface Business OfficeXchange Features 363-208-050 Feature Codes (Continued) This feature is used when you are given a busy signal when dialing another line or Busy redial a fast busy signal when making an outgoing call. To activate busy redial, flash, listen for a second dial tone, and hang up. You will be called back with an internal distinctive ring when the called line is available or an outgoing line becomes free.
Page 493 (= &RQILJ Contents About This Appendix Introduction Initial Setup Connecting a Palmtop or Laptop to the SLC ConnectReach System E-3 Using EZConfig Initial Configuration of the SLC ConnectReach System Issue 4 June 2002...
Page 494 (NOC) to have access through the HyperText Transfer Protocol (HTTP) management feature. EZConfig uses HTTP to communicate between an Internet browser and the SLC ConnectReach system. The Internet browser may be on a palmtop PC running Windows CE or a laptop/notebook.
Page 495 NOTE: The configuration settings for the browser and the network interface card are based on the SLC ConnectReach system being set to the default settings. If the SLC ConnectReach system’s settings are not defaulted, EZConfig will not function.
Page 496 Only the most commonly used settings are available in EZConfig. If the settings required for an HTTP connection to the NOC are not included in the EZConfig menus, the SLC ConnectReach system will need to be configured using the meth- ods described in 4, "Configuring the SLC® ConnectReach™ System."...
Page 497 EZ Config Using EZConfig 363-208-050 Initial Configuration of the SLC ConnectReach System (Continued) Procedure (continued) Action/Prompt/Response Screen Display Select the line build out required by the NOC and click on the Next button Select the clock setting. If the clock is provided by the network T1 provider, select...
Page 498 EZ Config Using EZConfig 363-208-050 Initial Configuration of the SLC ConnectReach System (Continued) Procedure (continued) Action/Prompt/Response Screen Display Select the T1 framing required by the NOC, and click on the Next button. Select the line coding required by the NOC, and click on the Next button.
Page 499 EZ Config Using EZConfig 363-208-050 Initial Configuration of the SLC ConnectReach System (Continued) Procedure (continued) Action/Prompt/Response Screen Display Select the trunk processing alarm state required by the NOC. Select idle to place the trunks in an idle state if there is a problem.
Page 500 EZ Config Using EZConfig 363-208-050 Initial Configuration of the SLC ConnectReach System (Continued) Procedure (continued) Action/Prompt/Response Screen Display Select the analog line to network T1 receive loss and click on the Next button. Select the analog line to network T1 transmit loss and click on the Save Changes and...
Page 501 EZ Config Using EZConfig 363-208-050 Initial Configuration of the SLC ConnectReach System (Continued) Procedure (continued) Action/Prompt/Response Screen Display EZConfig will save the configuration changes to the NVRAM, restart the SLC ConnectReach system and return to the main menu. Restarting the SLC ConnectReach system will take a moment, please...
Page 502 EZ Config Using EZConfig 363-208-050 Initial Configuration of the SLC ConnectReach System (Continued) Procedure (continued) Action/Prompt/Response Screen Display Enter the WAN IP address, including the periods (for example, 207.242.96.208) Click the Next button. Enter the WAN netmask, including the periods. Click the Next button.
Page 503 EZ Config Using EZConfig 363-208-050 Initial Configuration of the SLC ConnectReach System (Continued) Procedure (continued) Action/Prompt/Response Screen Display Enter the DLCI and click the Save Changes button. EZConfig will save the configuration changes to the NVRAM, restart the SLC ConnectReach system and return to the main menu.
Page 504 EZ Config Using EZConfig 363-208-050 Initial Configuration of the SLC ConnectReach System (Continued) Procedure (continued) Action/Prompt/Response Screen Display Enter the voice line number to be tested and click the Next button. Enter the voice line diagnostic type and click the Run Diagnostic button.
Page 505 EZ Config Using EZConfig 363-208-050 Initial Configuration of the SLC ConnectReach System (Continued) Procedure (continued) Action/Prompt/Response Screen Display The diagnostics information will be displayed. To continue with another line number or diagnostic type, use the Back button or arrow on your browser.
Page 506 EZ Config Using EZConfig 363-208-050 Initial Configuration of the SLC ConnectReach System (Continued) Procedure (continued) Action/Prompt/Response Screen Display To exit EZConfig, click on the Exit Session button. The exit screen will appear. Stop! End of Procedure. E-14 Issue 4 June 2002...
Page 507 Configuring Enterprise NAT About This Appendix Introduction This Appendix describes the configuration and applications of Enterprise NAT. Contents -XQH Issue 4...
Page 508 363-211-129 Appendix E Enterprise NAT Overview Two utilizations of network address translation (NAT) are supported on the SLC ConnectReach system; NAT that allows translation of internal (LAN) IP addressed workstations to external (WAN) addresses (LAN-to-WAN), and Enterprise NAT, which allows translation of IP addresses for workstations at remote offices to WAN IP addresses (WAN-to-WAN), by means of Frame Relay PVCs.
Page 509 $SSHQGL[ ( IP Address Translation for Enterprise NAT allows the translation of any range of LAN IP addresses to another range of Introduction WAN IP addresses. The key difference between NAT in previous VINA products and Enterprise NAT is that with Enterprise NAT, the LAN side of the remote workstation can be logically attached to the LAN side of the Corporate HQ network.
Page 510 363-211-129 Appendix E IP Address Translation for Enterprise NAT (Continued) The translation procedure is as follows. Procedure Step Procedure At the config prompt, enter the NAT command: (config)> NAT The prompt changes to the config:NAT prompt. ( config:NAT )> At the config:NAT prompt, enter the enable on command, and then Dynamic command.
Page 511 $SSHQGL[ ( IP Address Translation for Enterprise NAT (Continued) Procedure (continued) Step Procedure At the submenu-group prompt enter the enable on command, then the Start and End commands for the in range and the out range. See the table below; the IP addresses refer to the commands used in the ENAT example (shown in the figure below) to create Group1.
Page 512 363-211-129 Appendix E IP Address Translation for Enterprise NAT (Continued) Procedure (continued) Step Procedure To create a second group enter a number for it, and then another set of Start and End commands. In the example, Group 2 has an in-Start address of 192.168.5.1 and an in-End address of 192.168.5.254, while the out-Start address is 213.213.213.1 and out-End address of 213.213.213.1.
Page 513 $SSHQGL[ ( PVC Configuration for ENAT Each PVC submenu allows the user to configure the DLCI (Data Link Connection Identifier), IP commands and NAT (ENAT) options. There are three possible settings for NAT; they are Pass, In and Out. Setting the NAT option to Pass allows all incoming and outgoing IP packets to bypass the dynamic NAT translation function on the designated PVC (in the ENAT example, PVC1allows the management PC at the NOC to bypass NAT).
Page 514 363-211-129 Appendix E PVC Configuration for ENAT (Continued) Procedure (continued) Step Procedure At the config:Frame-relay prompt, enter PVC n where n is any number from one to thirty. (config:Frame-relay)> PVC 1 The prompt changes to the config:FrameRelay:PVC1 prompt. ( config:FrameRelay:PVC1 )> At the config:FrameRelay:PVC1 prompt, enter the ip-address command, and either enet (to assign the primary Ethernet IP address for NAT incoming or pass-through), or the WAN IP address for NAT outgoing.
Page 515 (an NOC, for example), and a centrally located SLC ConnectReach system. In Figure F-1 three PVCs are shown, all of which have been configured with NAT on the SLC ConnectReach system at the Corporate Headquarters.
Page 516 363-211-129 Appendix E Enterprise NAT Example (Continued) The key commands to create this configuration at the Corporate Headquarters SLC ConnectReach system are the following (menu navigation commands have been omitted) >(Config:NAT)> enable on >(Config:NAT:Dynamic:Group1)> enable on >(Config:NAT:Dynamic:Group1)> in-start 192.168.0.1 >(Config:NAT:Dynamic:Group1)> in-end 192.168.0.254 >(Config:NAT:Dynamic:Group1)>...
Page 517 In order for host A to bypass the NAT module to host B, and vice versa, where host A is located on the WAN side of the SLC ConnectReach system, and host B is located on the LAN side of the SLC ConnectReach system, take these steps:...
Page 519 Glossary 10Base-T — A widely used standard for Ethernet networks and T1 services using twisted-pair wiring as the physical medium. Address Digits — The digits that specify the destination (or source) of a call, such as dial tone multifrequency (DTMF), multifrequency (MF), and pulse. AIS —...
Page 520 Glossary 363-208-050 B8ZS — Bipolar 8 Zero Substitution. A line coding format in which a bipolar violation code is substituted for a string of eight zeros. badlen — In statistics reports, such as IP statistics, the number of packets that are either too long or too short.
Page 521 ConnectReach system sends an off-hook pulse until it is ready to receive digits. DHCP — Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol. Acting as a DHCP server, the SLC ConnectReach system dynamically assigns IP addresses and other configuration parameters needed by personal computers (PCs) or workstations to connect to the Internet and perform common network functions.
Page 522 E&M Signaling — Conventional telephony arrangement that uses separate leads called, respectively, the “E” (“ear”) lead and “M” (“mouth”) lead, for signaling and supervisory purposes. In the SLC ConnectReach system, references to E&M signaling refer to a signaling type supported on DID trunks. It does not refer to the E&M signaling used over metallic leads with older transmission equipment.
Page 523 Glossary 363-208-050 Ethernet — A standard networking protocol widely used in local area networks for connecting often dissimilar devices. Invented by the Xerox Corporation and developed jointly by Xerox, Intel, and Digital Equipment Corporation. Ethernet networks use carrier sense multiple access/collision detect (CSMA/CD) and run over a variety of cable types at 10 or 100 Mbps.
Page 524 150 milliseconds. Then the originating trunk sends out digits. Incoming — A call that comes from the CO to a user on the SLC ConnectReach system. Internet — Largest global internetwork, connecting tens of thousands of networks worldwide and having a "culture"...
Page 525 Glossary 363-208-050 IR — Intelligent Repeater. ISDN — Integrated Services Digital Network. A switched digital network from the local or long-distance exchange carrier to the subscriber. There are two types of service: Basic Rate Interface (BRI) and Primary ISP — Internet Service Provider. A company that provides access to the Internet. For a monthly fee, the service provider gives you a software package, username, password and access phone number.
Page 526 Glossary 363-208-050 Margin — The difference (in dB) between existing noise and acceptable noise. Master — A module that operates at the central control point. MDS — Metallic Distribution Shelf. A two-shelf assembly that provides control and distribution for DS0-based metallic services using common units and channel units. It also provides control and distribution for DS0-based 12- and 24-line fiber-in-the-loop services using common units and distant terminal Servers.
Page 527 Off-Hook — Off-hook condition indicates that the circuit is in the active state (that is, busy). The opposite condition is on-hook (idle). Outgoing — A call that comes from a user on the SLC ConnectReach system to the CO. Packet Filtering — The recognition and selective transmission or blocking of bundles of data based on destination addresses or other packet contents.
Page 528 Glossary 363-208-050 Protocol — An agreed-upon format for transmitting data between two devices. The protocol determines the following: The type of error checking to be used Data compression method, if any How the sending device will indicate that it has finished sending a message How the receiving device will indicate that it has received a message.
Page 529 Glossary 363-208-050 RFC — Request for Comment. A documentation mechanism for developing TCP/IP standards, procedures, and specifications. RIP — Routing Information Protocol. A protocol defined by RFC 1058 that specifies how routers exchange routing table information. With RIP, routers periodically exchange entire tables. Ring —...
Page 530 T1 — A digital line that carries data at 1.544 Mb/s. Fractional T1 refers to data transmission between 56 kb/s and 1.544 Mb/s. The SLC ConnectReach system provides twenty-four 64-kb/s “fractions,” or channels, which may be allocated for either voice or data traffic.
Page 531 The originating trunk detects this “wink back,” waits at least 210 milliseconds, sends out digits, and then rings the analog line. When the call is answered, the SLC ConnectReach system transmits an off-hook pulse. WINS — Windows Internet Naming Service.
Page 532 Glossary 363-208-050 WWW — World Wide Web. A system of Internet servers that support specially formatted documents. The documents are formatted in a language called hypertext markup language (HTML) that supports links to other documents, as well as graphics, audio, and video files. This means you can jump from one document to another simply by clicking on hot spots.arrier after the analog Xmodem —...
Page 533 Connecting 5-42 5-49 Call forward 4-82 Requirements Variable 4-84 D-8 AC ringing signal 5-52 Call pickup 4-84 D-7 Accessing the SLC ConnectReach system Call pickup group 4-83 Using Telnet 4-166 Call transfer 4-81 D-3 Address Call waiting 4-82 D-6 4-51...
Page 534 Index 363-208-050 Ping 8-16 9-31 Courses Preserve-default 4-164 Training xxii Save Craft interface terminal set up and connection 4-19 4-20 8-9 Show Cross-connections, DS0 9-32 6-12 Warm-start 4-20 8-23 Cross-connections, T1 6-24 Xmodem download Customer support Config command 4-19 Configuration Customized configuration example Archive file format 9-13...
Page 535 Index 363-208-050 Documentation plan Cancel busy redial 4-85 D-9 Documentation support Cancel call forward variable 4-85 D-8 One-time orders Cancel call waiting 4-84 D-7 Standing order list Digital direct access 4-85 D-8 Domain Name Service (DNS) Direct call pickup 4-84 D-7 Configuration Proxy Pager 4-138...
Page 536 Login Names Assigning 4-102 Login names Adding password 4-103 Entering 4-21 Loop length 5-52 Pager 4-85 D-8 Loopback Paging/amplifier unit 2-25 Setting on a T1 line 7-26 Password Lucent Technologies contacts Assigning 4-102 NetCare Knowledge Center IN-4 Issue 4 June 2002...
Page 537 Index 363-208-050 Changing 4-107 guide) Configuring 4-102 363-208-000 (applications, planning, and ordering guide) Configuring 363-208-003 (commands and messages) 4-120 Statistics 7-18 7-19 Remote configuration Peripheral hardware equipment Requirements 2-25 Battery backup AC power 2-26 Paging/amplifier unit DC power 2-25 Trunk bypass unit 2-27 Environment Ping command...
Page 538 Index 363-208-050 SPQ443 channel unit Line error conditions 7-25 Description Traps, SNMP 4-111 Provisioning 6-17 Usage report 7-27 SPQ452 channel unit Description Statistics 7-12 Provisioning 6-18 tcpGroup, Statistics 7-44 SPQ456 channel unit Telnet port Description Configuring 4-17 Statistics Telnet session 4-166 7-10 Template archive...
Page 539 Configuring port 4-17 Displaying statistics Exit command 8-25 Clearing 8-15 Displaying 8-13 Logging in to the SLC ConnectReach system Ping command 8-16 Preparing SLC ConnectReach system for access Save command Upgrade software 8-17 WORD document 6-16 Work order record detail (WORD) document...

Lucent Technologies SLC ConnectReach User & Service Manual

About this Information Product (Ip) VII

About this Information Product (IP)

System Overview

Product Description 2

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Product Description

Physical and Functional Description

SLC Connectreach System Specifications

Peripheral Hardware Equipment

Preinstallation Planning 3

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Configuration and Installation Process

System

System

Configuring the SLC

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Preparing the Slcconnectreach System for

Preparing the SLC ® Connectreach ™ System for Initial Configuration

Making Connections to the SLC Connectreach System

Using the Configuration Commands

Installation 5

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What Are the Requirements

Interface Card Installation

Mount the SLC ® Connectreach ™ System

Connect Cables to the SLC Connectreach System

Provisioning the Slc -2000 Rt/Hdt 6

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CIT Setup and Connection

DT Server Preparation, Installation, and Provisioning

DS0 Cross-Connections

Provision Channel Unit(S) at SLC Connectreach System

T1 Cross-Connections

Monitoring 7

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Using the Statistics Command to Display System Elements Status

Displaying Statistics for the SLC Connectreach System

System Using a Web Browser 8

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Preparing/Accessing the Slcconnectreachsystem 8-3

Preparing/Accessing the SLC ® Connectreach ™ System

Executing Commands from the Main Menu

Software Upgrade, Maintenance, and Trouble Clearing 9

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Maintenance Procedures

Trouble Clearing Procedures

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IP Network Addresses Description

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Examples of the Different Methods of Configuring the

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