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3Com 3C421600A Reference Manual (269 pages)
SuperStack II Remote Access System
Brand:
3Com
| Category:
Network Hardware
| Size: 2 MB
Table of Contents
Table of Contents
3
Bout this Guide
19
About
19
Conventions
19
Related Documentation
20
Year 2000 Compliance
21
1 Router Configuration Overview
23
Configuration Command Overview
23
Configurable Table Overview
24
Interface Tables
24
User Table
25
Local and Login Hosts Tables
25
Initialization Script and Global Host Tables
25
Facility Level Table
26
Module Table
26
IP Network Table
26
IP Address Pool Table
26
IP Interface Block Table
26
Forwarding and IP Routing Tables
26
SNMP Configuration Tables
27
SYSLOG Table
27
Event Critical Messages Table
27
Filter and Associated Tables
27
File Table
27
Network Services and Available Servers Tables
27
Dial-Out Port Table
28
UDP Listeners Table
28
TCP Connections Table
28
DNS and Associated Tables
28
TFTP Access Table
28
Remote Ping and Ping Busy out Tables
28
Address Translation Table
28
CIP Port Parameter Table
28
User Manager Active Sessions Table
28
Modem Tables
28
PPP Tables
29
2 Administrativet Tools
31
Customizing CLI Parameters
31
Reconfiguring Your System
31
Dial, Connect and Hangup Commands
33
Software Downloads
33
Exiting the CLI
34
Network Services
35
Troubleshooting Commands
39
Viewing Facility Errors
39
Terminating an Active Process
39
Resolving Addresses
39
Resolving Host Names
40
Using Ping
40
Viewing the RAS 1500 System Information
41
Viewing Interface Status, Settings
42
Monitor PPP Activity
42
Displaying System Information
42
List Commands
42
Show Commands
43
Show Memory
43
Command Format
47
3 Router Command Overview
47
Parameters
48
Entering Commands
48
Using Control Characters
48
Abbreviation and Command Completion
49
Help
49
Additional Conventions
49
Network Address Formats
50
Interface Ranges
51
Names
51
Users
52
Default User
52
Command Language Structure
52
4 Router Commandr Reference
55
Command Language Structure
56
Add Commands
57
Add Address_Pool User <User_Name
57
Add Appletalk
58
Add Bridge
58
Access_ Mac_Address
58
Add Bridge Network
58
Add Datalink Frame_Relay
59
Add Datalink Ppp
59
Add Dns Server <Ip_Address
60
Add Filter <Filter_Name
60
Add Frame_Relay
61
Pvc <Pvc Name
61
Dlci <Dlci Number> Interface
61
User <Username
61
Add Framed_Route User <Name
61
Add Init_Script <Script_Name
61
Add Ip Defaultroute Gateway <Ip_Address or Name
62
Add Ip Network <Network_Name
62
Add Ip Pool <Pool_Name
63
Add Ip Route <Host_Name or Ip_Network_Address
64
Add Ip Udp_Bcast
65
Add Ipx Network <Network_Name
65
Forwarding_Port
65
Add Ipx Route <Ipx_Network
66
Address
66
Add Ipx Service <Service_Name
66
Add Login_Host <Host_Name
68
Add Modem_Group <Group_Name
68
Add Nat Dynamic User <User_Name
69
Add Nat Static User <User_Name
70
Add Network Service <Service_Name
71
Add Pat Tcp User <User_Name
74
Add Pat Udp User <User_Name
74
Add Snmp Community <Community_Name
75
Add Syslog <Ip_Name or Address
75
Add Tftp Client <Ip_Name_Or
76
Address
76
Add User <User_Name
76
Arp Command
77
Arp <Ip_Host_Name_Or
77
Address
77
Assign Command
78
Assign Interfaces <Interface Names
78
Bye Command
79
Bye
79
Copy Command
79
Copy File <Input_File> <Output_File
79
Delete Commands
79
Delete Address_Pool User <Name
79
Delete Appletalk Network
79
Network Name
79
Delete Appletalk
79
Zone Name
79
Delete Configuration
80
Delete Datalink Frame_Relay
80
Delete Datalink
80
Ppp
80
Delete Dns Cache <Number
80
Delete Dns Host <Host_Name
80
Delete Dns Ncache <Number
80
Delete Dns Server Preference <Preference
80
Delete File <File_Name
80
Delete Filter <Filter_Name
80
Delete Init_Script <Script_Name
81
Delete Ip Defaultroute <Ip_Address or Name
81
Delete Ip Network <Network_Name
81
Delete Ip Pool
81
Delete Ip Route <Network_Name or Ip_Address/Subnet
81
Delete Ip Udp_Bcast
81
Forwarding_Port <Port
81
Mask
81
Pool Name
81
Address
82
Delete Ipx Network <Network_Name
82
Delete Ipx Route <Ipx_Network
82
Delete Ipx Service <Service_Name
82
Delete Login_Host Preference <Preference
82
Delete Modem_Group <Group_Name
82
Number
82
Delete Nat Dynamic User <User_Name
83
Delete Nat Static User <User_Name
83
Delete Network Service <Service_Name
83
Delete Pat Tcp User <User_Name
83
Delete Pat Udp User <User_Name
83
Delete Snmp Community <Name
83
Address
84
Delete Syslog <Ip_Name_Or
84
Delete Tftp Client <Ip_Name or Address
84
Delete User <Name
84
Dial/Dialout Commands
84
Dial <User_Name
84
Disable Commands
84
Disable Accounting
84
Disable Appletalk Network <Network Name
84
Disable Authentication [Local | Remote]
84
Disable Dns Host_Rotation
85
Disable Icmp Logging
85
Disable Icmp Router_Advertise
85
Disable Interface <Interface Name
85
Disable Ip
86
Disable Ip Address_Pool
86
Filtering
86
Forwarding
86
Routing
86
Disable Ipx Sap Network <Network_Name
87
Disable Modem_Group <Name
87
Disable Network Service <Service_Name
87
Disable Security_Option Snmp User_Access
87
Network <Network_Name
87
Rip Network <Network_Name
87
Disable Telnet
87
Dialin | Telnet]
87
Disable User <User_Name
88
Disconnect User <Name
88
Enable Authentication Local | Remote
88
Disconnect Command
88
Enable Accounting
88
Enable Commands
88
Do Command
88
Enable Bridge Access_Mac_Address
89
Enable Bridge Spanning_Tree
89
Enable Datalink Frame_Relay
89
Enable Dns Host_Rotation
90
Enable Icmp Router_Advertise
90
Enable Interface <Interface_Name
90
Enable Ip Security_Option Commands
91
Filtering
91
Forwarding
91
Network <Network_Name
91
Routing
91
Enable Ip Static_Remote_Routes
92
Enable Ipx
92
Network <Network_Name
92
Udp_Broadcast_ Forwarding
92
Administration Dialin | Telnet
93
Enable Ipx Sap Network <Network_Name
93
Enable Modem_Group <Name
93
Enable Security_Option Snmp User_Access
93
Enable Telnet
93
Enable User <Name
93
Rip Network <Network_Name
93
Hangup Interface <Interface_Name
94
Exit Command
94
Hangup Commands
94
Hangup Modem_Group <Name
95
Help Command
95
Hide Command
95
Hide Events
95
History Command
95
History
95
Kill Command
96
Kill <Process Name
96
Leave Command
96
Leave
96
List Commands
97
List Active Interfaces
97
List Appletalk Forwarding
97
List Appletalk Networks
97
List Appletalk Routes
98
List Appletalk Zones
98
List Bridge Access_Mac_Address
99
List Bridge Forwarding
99
List Available Servers
100
List Connections
100
List Critical Events
101
List Dhcp Proxy Leases
101
List Dhcp Server Leases
102
List Dns Cache
103
List Dns Hosts
103
List Dns Ncache
103
List Dns Servers
104
List Facilities
104
List Files
104
List Filters
104
List Init_Scripts
104
List Interfaces
105
List Ip Addresses
105
List Ip Arp
105
List Ip Interface_Block
106
List Ip Networks
106
List Ip Pools
106
Forwarding_Port
107
List Ip Routes
107
List Ipx Networks
108
List Ipx Routes
108
List Ipx Services
108
List Ipx Static Routes
109
List Lan Interfaces
109
List Login_Hosts
109
List Modem_Groups
110
List Network Services
110
List Ping Systems
111
User_Name
111
List Ppp
112
List Processes
112
List Sessions
112
List Stack
113
List Switched Interfaces
113
List Syslogs
114
List Tcp Connections
114
List Tftp Clients
115
List Udp Listeners
115
List Users
115
Monitor Commands
116
Logout Command
116
Monitor Ppp
116
Decode and Hexadecimal Display
118
Paused Commands
118
Idle Timer
118
Ping
118
Reconfigure Ip Network <Network Name
120
Reconfigure Command
120
Reboot Command
120
Quit Command
120
Rename File <Input_File> <Output_File
121
Rename Command
121
Reset Commands
121
Resolve Name <Ip_Host_Name
122
Rlogin <Ip_Name or Address
122
Resolve Command
122
RLOGIN Command
122
Save Commands
122
Save All
122
Set Accounting
123
Set Commands
123
Set Appletalk Network <Network Name
124
Set Authentication
125
Set Bridge
126
Set Cleartcp Connect_Message <Message String
126
Set Command
127
Set Connection
128
Set Date <Date> Time <Time> or Set Date <Date
128
Set Dhcp Mode
129
Set Dhcp Proxy [Server1 | Server2]
129
Set Dhcp Relay [Server1 | Server2]
129
Set Dhcp Server
130
Set Dial_Out User <Username
132
Set Dns Server Preference <Number
133
Set Frame_Relay
136
Set Init_Script <Script_Name
138
Set Interface <Interface_Name
138
Set Ip Address_Assign_ Mode
139
Set Ip Defaultroute Gateway <Ip_Address or Name
139
Set Ip Multicast Proxy Interface <Interface_Name
139
Set Ip Network <Name
140
Set Ip Pool <Pool Name
143
Set Ip Route <Ip_Hostname or Network Address
143
Set Ip Routing
144
Number
147
Set Ipx System
147
Set Modem_Group <Name
148
Set Network Service <Admin_Name
151
Set Packet_Logging
152
Set Ping Maximum_Rows <Rows in Table
152
Set Snmp Community <Name
153
List Snmp Communities
154
Set Switched Interface <Interface Name
154
List Switched Interfaces
155
Set Syslog <Ip_Address
158
Set System
159
Set Tcp Maximum_ Connections <Number
159
Set Time <Time
159
Set Timezone
159
Set User <User_Name
160
Set User Commands
160
Set Dialout User <User_Name
162
Set Framed_Route User <Name
164
Set Network User <Name
166
Set Network User <User_Name> Fcp
168
Set Network User <Username> Ppp
169
Show Accounting or Show Accounting Settings
171
Show Commands
171
Show Accounting Counters
172
Show Appletalk Counters
172
Show Appletalk or Show Appletalk Settings
173
Show Authentication or Show Authentication Settings
174
Show Authentication Counters
174
Show Bridge or Show Bridge Network <Network Name> Settings
175
Show Cleartcp or Show Cleartcp Settings
175
Show Command or Show Command Settings
175
Show Connection or Show Connection Settings
176
Show Connection Counters
176
Show Critical_Event or Show Critical_Event Settings
176
Show Configuration
176
Show Dhcp Proxy Counter
177
Show Dhcp Mode
177
Show Date
177
Show Ddp
177
Show Dhcp Proxy Settings
178
Show Dhcp Relay
178
Show Dns or Show Dns Settings
179
Show Dhcp Server Counters
179
Show Dhcp Server Settings
179
Show Dial_Out
179
Show Dns Counters
181
Show File <Input_File_Name
183
Show Events
183
Show File <Input_File_Name> Hex
184
Show Filter <Filter_Name
184
Show Icmp or Show Icmp Settings
185
Show Filter <Filter_Name
185
Show Icmp Counters
186
Show Interface <Interface_Name> or Show Interface Settings
187
Show Interface <Interface_Name> Counters
189
Show Ip or Show Ip Settings
191
Show Ip Counters
191
Show Ip Network <Network_Name> or Show Ip Network Settings
192
Show Ip Routing or Show Ip Routing Settings
193
Show Ip Udp_Broadcast_ Forwarding
194
Show Ip Security or Show Ip Security Settings
194
Show Ipx or Show Ipx Settings
194
Show Ipx Counters
195
Show Ipx Rip or Show Ipx Rip Settings
198
Show Ipx Sap or Show Ipx Sap Settings
198
Show Ipx Rip Counters
198
Show Ipx Sap Counters
198
Show Memory
198
Show Network <Name> or Show Network Settings
199
Show Network <Name> Counters
199
Show Modem_Group <Name
199
Show Ping Row <Row_Number> Counters
200
Show Packet_Logging or Show Packet_Logging Settings
200
Show Ping or Show Ping Settings
200
Show Ping Server <Host Name or Ip_Address> Counters
201
Settings
202
Interface Name>, or Show Ppp on Interface <Interface Name> Settings
203
Show Ppp on Interface <Interface Name> Counters
206
Show Ppp, or Show Ppp Settings
207
Show Security_Option, or Show Security_Option Settings
208
Show Slip, or Show Slip Settings
208
Show Slice
208
Show Snmp Counters
209
Show System or Show System Settings
210
Show Tcp Settings
211
Show Telnet or Show Telnet Settings
212
Show Tcp Counters
212
Show Time or Show Timezone
213
Show Udp, or Show Udp Counters
213
Show User <Name
213
Telnet <Ip_Name or Address
214
Telnet Commands
214
Telnet <Ip_Name or Address> Tcp_Port <Number
215
Unassign Interface <Interface_Name_List
215
Verify Filter <Filter_Name
215
Exit
215
Help
215
Dial-In User Commands
215
Unassign Command
215
Verify Command
215
Logout
215
Help
216
Rlogin <Ip_Name_Or_ Address
216
Telnet Commands
216
Manage
216
Close
216
Send <String
217
Set Escape <String
217
Bye, Exit, Leave, Quit
217
CLI Exit Commands
217
Status
217
Logout
217
Command Features
218
Command Retrieval
218
Command Line Edit
218
Positional Help
218
Command Completion
219
Output Pause
219
Command Kill
219
Modem Command Overview
221
Basic at Commands
222
Appendix A: Modem Command Reference
222
Ampersand Commands
223
Percent Commands
225
Asterisk Commands
226
Octothorp Commands
228
Tilde Commands
228
S-Register Commands
229
Using S-Register Commands
232
Changing an S-Register
232
Bit-Mapped S-Registers
233
Result Codes
235
Appendix B: Modemd
236
Disconnect Codes
238
Subnetting
242
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SuperStack II Remote Access System
Brand:
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Table of Contents
Table of Contents
3
Scenario
4
Finding Specific Information in this Guide
15
About this Guide
16
Conventions
16
Related Documentation
17
Year 2000 Compliance
18
Overview
19
Basic Configuration
20
Port Expansion Module Configuration
20
Primary Access Unit
20
Applications
20
Dial-In
20
Shared ISP
21
LAN-To-LAN
21
Individual Dial-Out
21
Comprehensive Security Options
22
Configuration Options
22
Web Configuration Interface
22
Command Line Interface
22
Using the Command Line Interface
23
CLI Overview
24
Viewing Command Line Interface Help
24
Navigating the Command Line Interface
24
Obtaining Registered IP Addresses
25
Accessing the CLI
25
IBM Computer-Compatible Computers
26
Macintosh Computers
26
UNIX-Based Computers
26
Using CLI Quick Setup
26
Configuration with the CLI
27
Step One: Power on the RAS 1500
27
Step Two: Configure the RAS 1500 Basics
27
Step Three: Configure IP
28
Step Four: Configure IPX
29
Step Five: Configure DNS - Optional
32
Step Six: Configure SNMP - Optional
33
Step Seven: Save Your Work
33
64 Character Limit
34
Configuring a Manage User
34
Configuring Specific Modems
35
Configuring Modems in the Router Unit
35
Configuring Modems in the Port Expansion Unit
35
Configuring Modems in the Primary Access Unit
35
Configuring Expansion Units
36
Reconfiguring the Private IP Network
36
Replacing I/O Modules in the Port Expansion Unit
37
Disconnecting Expansion Units
37
Expansion Unit Configuration after Rebooting
37
Configuring the WAN Interface
38
Configuring Static Routes
38
IP Routes
38
IPX Routes
39
W Eb - Based C Onfiguration of the Ras
41
Web - Based Onfiguration of the
41
Overview
41
Ras 1500
41
Preparing the RAS 1500 for Web-Based Management
43
Accessing the RAS 1500 for Web-Based Management
45
Web-Based Management of the RAS 1500
45
Basic Navigation
45
Setup Wizard
47
Configuration Pages
48
Accessing Help
50
Advanced Configuration
50
Configuring Dial out /Ip
51
Overview
51
Dialout IP Verses Telnet
51
Before You Begin
52
Required Information
52
Optional Information
52
Configuring Your System for Dialout/Ip Software
52
Configure the RAS 1500
53
Configure Client Workstations
56
Configuring Telnet Network Dial -Out
59
Overview
60
Using Telnet Network Dial-Out
60
Dialout/Ip Versus Telnet
61
Configuring and Using Telnet Network Dial-Out
61
Before You Begin
61
Required Information
61
Optional Information
62
RAS 1500 Configuration
62
Computers on the Network
62
Configuring the RAS 1500
63
Step One: Add a System Name
63
Step Two: Add an IP Network
64
Step Three: Add a Modem Group (Optional)
64
Step Four: Add the Dial-Out Service
65
Step Five: Add Users
67
Step Six: Save Your Work
68
Configuring Network Computers
68
Dialing out from a Network Computer
69
Case Study
69
Configuring Network Dial -I N
71
Dial-In
72
Overview
72
Using Network Dial-In
72
Before You Begin
73
Required Information
73
Configuring the Remote Computer
73
Requirements
73
Communications Software
73
Communication Parameters
73
IP Addresses
74
Configuring RAS 1500
74
IP Address Pool Overview
74
Step One: Configure an IP Address Pool
75
Step Two: Configure IP Network Users
76
Step Three: Configure PPP Parameters
78
Step Four: Configure Additional Parameters
80
Using Callback and Roaming Callback
81
Overview
81
Configuring Callback Users
81
Calling Line Identification Callback
82
Overview
82
Call Handling
84
Configuring CLID Callback
86
Step One: Add a CLID User
86
Step Two
86
Configure the User CLID-Callback Settings
86
Step Three
88
Configure
88
CLID Security
88
Troubleshooting CLID Callback
89
Case Study
90
Network Callback User Case Study
90
Assumptions
90
How to Configure this User
90
How It Works
91
Network User Case Study
91
Assumptions
91
How to Configure this User
92
How It Works
92
Lan- to -Lan Routing
93
Overview
94
The Difference between Bridging and Routing
94
Routing Overview
95
Routing Configuration
95
IP Routing Overview
96
Dynamic, Static, and Default Routes
97
How the RAS 1500 Routes Packets
97
Establishing Connections to Remote Gateways
98
Spoofing
98
Authentication
98
CHAP Authentication
99
Before You Begin
99
Required Information
99
Configuring LAN-To-LAN Routing
100
Step One: Add the LAN-To-LAN User
100
Step Two: Configure the User Network Parameters
101
Step Three: Configure the User Dial-Out Parameters
102
Step Four: Configure the User Routing Parameters
104
Step Five: Configure the User PPP Parameters
105
Step Six: Configure Phone Numbers
106
Step Seven: Configure Authentication
107
Step Eight: Save Your Work
107
LAN-To-LAN Routing Case Study
107
Goals
107
Assumptions
107
Strategies
108
Configuring IP on Demand
112
Bridging with the Ras 1500
113
Overview
114
How the RAS 1500 Acts as a Bridge
114
When to Use Bridging
114
Bridging Tips
115
Enabling Bridging over the LAN
115
Using FCP to Bridge with Officeconnect Routers
116
Using Fast Connect Protocol
116
Configuring an Ip Terminal Server
121
Overview
121
Before You Begin
121
Configuring Remote Computers
121
Setting Communication Parameters
122
Configuring the RAS 1500 Login Hosts
122
Host Name
122
Address
122
Preference
122
Rlogin, Telnet and Cleartcp Ports
123
Configuring Login Users
123
Case Studies
126
Case Study a
126
Case Study B
128
Advanced Modem Configuration with Cli/At
131
Dvanced Odem Onfiguration with Cli/At Commands
131
Overview
132
Before You Begin
132
Connecting to the RAS 1500
132
Accessing the Console Interface
132
AT Commands
132
Sending at Command
132
Obtaining at Command Help
133
Commonly Used at Commands
133
Disconnecting with at Commands
135
Configuring Data Compression Settings
136
Configuring Error Control Options
138
Using Error Control
139
Configuring Carrier Delay Times
140
Modifying Carrier Receive Delay
141
Configuring Link Option Settings
142
Link Speed Index
142
Obtaining Modem Call Information
146
Modem Query Commands
146
Working with Modem Memory
149
Viewing Settings
149
Saving a Phone Number to Flash Memory
150
Working with the Flash Memory Template
150
Configuring Modem Call Control Settings
151
Configuring 56 Kbps Technology
153
Factory-Enabled Protocol
153
Controlling Server X2
153
Disabling V.34 Connections
154
Configuring ISDN
154
Enabling X.75
154
Frame Size
154
Window Size
154
Selecting Frame and Window Size
154
Relationships between Frames and Windows
155
Viewing Current Frame and Window Size Settings
155
Best Possible Connection
155
Universal Connect Call Flow
156
Answering and Originating Calls
156
Setting the Originate Call Type
156
Configuring the Ras 1500 Router
159
Reconfiguring Your System
159
Customizing CLI Parameters
159
Discarding and Renaming Files
163
Communicating with Remote and Local Sites
163
Dial, Disconnect, and Hangup Commands
163
Reboot Command
164
Exiting the CLI
164
Logout Command
165
Network Services
165
Troubleshooting Commands
170
Viewing Facility Errors
170
Terminating an Active Process
170
Resolving Addresses
171
Resolving Host Names
171
Using Ping
171
Viewing RAS 1500 System Information
174
Viewing Interface Status, Settings
174
Monitor PPP Activity
174
Displaying System Information
175
List Commands
175
Show Commands
175
Show Memory
175
Ecurity and
179
12 Sing Ecurityand Ccounting
179
Authentication Overview
179
Local Authentication
180
RADIUS Authentication
180
Overview
180
RADIUS Authentication Process
181
Configuring RADIUS Authentication on the RAS 1500
182
NOS Authentication
184
Overview
184
NOS Authentication Process
185
Installation Overview
185
(Novell Netware)
185
Installing the Software
186
Changing the Encryption Key
190
Changing Encryption Key
193
Configuring NOS Authentication on the RAS 1500
194
Setting the Time Zone
195
Setting Daylight Saving Time
195
Setting the Date
196
Setting the Time
196
Troubleshooting NOS Authentication
197
RADIUS Accounting
197
Configuring RADIUS Accounting
198
Enabling and Disabling RADIUS Accounting
200
Using Frame Relay
203
Overview
204
What Is Frame Relay
204
Permanent and Switched Virtual Circuits
204
Data Link Connection Identifier
204
Committed Information Rate
205
Forward and Backward Explicit Congestion Notifications
205
Local Management Interface
205
Supporting Frame Relay
205
Congestion Control
205
Before You Begin
208
Basic Frame Relay Configuration Using the Command Line Interface
208
Frame Relay User Configuration
208
Frame Relay Data Link Configuration
210
Frame Relay PVC Configuration
211
Monitoring and Troubleshooting
213
Show the Settings at the Interface Level
213
Show the Settings at the PVC Level
213
List PVC Statistics
213
List the Status of All Frame Relay Pvcs
213
Case Study
213
Goal
213
Assumptions
213
Strategies
213
Handling Packet Filters
219
Filtering Overview
220
Filtering Capabilities
220
Filter Types
221
Data Filters
221
Advertisement Filters
221
Call Filters
222
Generic Filters
222
Creating Filters
222
Filter File Components
222
Protocol Rules
223
Creating Filter Files
226
Configuring Filters
228
Setting Filter Access
228
Interface Filters
229
User Filters
230
Assigning a Filter to an Interface
231
Assigning a Filter to a User
231
Managing Filters
232
Displaying the Managed Filter List
232
Adding Filters to the Managed List
232
Removing a Filter from an Interface
233
Removing a Filter from a User Profile
233
Deleting a Packet Filter
234
Verifying Filter File Syntax
234
Showing Filter File Contents
234
Generating SYSLOG Messages for Filtered Packets
234
General Filter Setup
235
Filter Examples
236
IP Packet Filter Rule Examples
236
RAS 1500 Global Filtering
243
Keywords
244
Configuring Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol
247
Overview
247
Scenario 1
248
Scenario 3
249
Scenario 4
250
Scenario 5
251
Configuring the RAS 1500 for Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol
252
DHCP Server
252
DHCP Proxy Server
253
User Datagram Protocol Broadcast Forwarding
253
Configuring UDP Broadcast Forwarding
254
Displaying UDP Broadcast Forwarding Parameters
254
Using Network Address Translation and Port Address Translation
255
Overview
255
Network Address Translation
255
Port Address Translation
257
Configuring NAT and PAT
259
Configuring Network Address Translation
259
Configuring Port Address Translation
260
Case Studies
262
NAT Case Study
262
PAT Case Study
264
Ppp over Serial Wan Port
267
Overview
267
Case Study
268
Before You Begin
268
PPP over Serial WAN Port Case Study
269
Goals
269
Assumptions
269
Process
269
Disabling Leased-Line PPP on the RAS 1500
272
Viewing the Status of the Connection
272
Troubleshooting
272
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Table of Contents
Table of Contents
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About this Guide
7
Conventions
9
Finding Specific Information
9
Related Product Documentation and Information
9
Contacting 3Com
10
Installing the Ras 1500 Hardware
11
Before You Begin
11
Required Equipment
11
Software Requirements
12
You Should Have Received
12
Optional Components
12
Installing the RAS 1500 System
13
Installing the RAS 1500 System in a Stack
13
Installing the RAS 1500 System in a Rack
13
Rack Installation Guidelines
14
Grounding the RAS 1500
15
I/O Module
15
Front Panel Description
16
Connecting the Cables
17
Router Unit and Port Expansion Unit Cabling
18
Router Unit and Primary Rate Access Unit Cabling
19
Powering the RAS 1500 on or off
20
Powering on the RAS 1500
20
Powering off the RAS 1500
20
Connecting the STACKNET Cables
20
Configuring the Ras 1500 Software
23
Overview
23
Before You Begin
24
Initial Configuration from Pcs Running Microsoft Windows 95, 98, or NT
24
Initial Configuration from UNIX-Based Platforms
27
Accessing the CLI
27
Configuring the Port Expansion Unit with the CLI
30
Additional CLI Information
31
Getting CLI Help
31
Using the Web Configuration Interface from PC and UNIX-Based Platforms
31
Viewing Online Help
49
Escription of Led
51
RAS 1500 Leds
51
Power and Status Leds
51
WAN Port Leds
51
Appendix A: Description of Leds
52
LAN Port Leds
52
Analog I/O Module Leds
53
BRI-ISDN I/O Module Leds
53
Primary Rate Access Unit (PAU) Alarms
54
Configuration
55
Configuration Worksheet
55
BRI-ISDN Users
55
PRI-ISDN Users
55
IPX Users
55
NOS Users
56
RADIUS Users
56
UNIX SYSLOG Users
56
Users with an ISP
56
Users Connecting to a Remote LAN
56
ISDN Provisioning Service
57
Echnical Specifications
59
Certification
59
United States
59
Analog V.34 Model: FCC Part 68 Compliance Statement
60
Canadian Installations
60
Other Specifications
61
Safety
61
Physical Dimensions
61
Interfaces
61
Power Requirements
62
Om Limited Warranty
63
E Technical Support
67
Online Technical Services
67
World Wide Web Site
67
3Com FTP Site
67
3Com Bulletin Board Service
68
Access by Analog Modem
68
Access by Digital Modem
68
3Comfacts Automated Fax Service
69
Support from Your Network Supplier
69
Support from 3Com
69
Returning Products for Repair
71
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Contacting 3Com
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Swapping I/O Modules
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