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Connect the gateway to the LAN by plugging an Ethernet cable into the LAN Ethernet
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port (labeled "1") on the back panel of the S-2500B.
To reboot the S-2500B with a "cold" restart, use the command: config system restart
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cold.
CAUTION: A cold restart will delete all previous configuration data.
From a computer on the LAN issue a network ping for the new IP address. A response will
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confirm that the new S-2500B is communicating over the LAN.
Configuring the Ports
The OC-48 card has the following ports:
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WAN 1 : a Wide Area Network port which can be configured to SONET protocol.
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EFC 1, 2 and 3 : can be configured to FC (Fibre Channel) or GbE (Gigabit Ethernet).
NOTE: Configure only the ports that are needed at this time. Other ports can be
configured at a later time without interrupting service, but returning a port to
unconfigured status requires shutting the system down.
NOTE: Two systems in a point to point connection must have their ports configured
identically. Refer to
Use the following CLI example to configure ports on the card. In order to support a point to
point connection with another node, a SONET port must be configured. You will be prompted
for timing. If the gateway is to derive the clock from the SONET equipment (i.e. when
connected to an ADM), accept the default line-timing. If the gateway will be generating the
clock, change this value to internal-timing (i.e. when connected back to back).
gateway:> config port wan 1
gateway/config/port/wan/1# type sonet
enter sync-mode <line-timing | internal-timing> [line-timing] : inter
gateway/config/port/wan/1#
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Establishing a Point to Point Connection
S-2500B Gateway
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