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3Com REMOTE ACCESS SYSTEM 1500 Reference Manual

3Com REMOTE ACCESS SYSTEM 1500 Reference Manual (269 pages)

SuperStack II Remote Access System

Brand: 3Com | Category: Network Hardware | Size: 2.43 MB

Table of Contents

Table of Contents
3
About

19
- Bout this Guide
  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
- Software Downloads
  33
- Dial, Connect and Hangup Commands
  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
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
  - Forwarding_Port
    65
  - Add Ipx Network <Network_Name
    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
    
    Network <Network_Name
    87
    
    Rip Network <Network_Name
    87
  - Dialin | Telnet]
    87
  - Disable Security_Option Snmp User_Access
    87
  - Disable Telnet
    87
  - Disable User <User_Name
    88
- Disconnect Command
  88
- Disconnect User <Name
  88
- Do Command
  88
- Enable Commands
  88
  - Enable Accounting
    88
  - Enable Authentication Local | Remote
    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
  - Exit Command
    94
  - Hangup Commands
    94
  - Hangup Interface <Interface_Name
    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 Syslogs
    114
    
    List Tcp Connections
    114
    
    List Tftp Clients
    115
    
    List Udp Listeners
    115
    
    List Users
    115
  - Logout Command
    116
  - Monitor Commands
    116
    
    Monitor Ppp
    116
    
    Decode and Hexadecimal Display
    118
    
    Idle Timer
    118
  - Paused Commands
    118
    
    Ping
    118
- Quit Command
  120
- Reboot Command
  120
- Reconfigure Command
  120
- Reconfigure Ip Network <Network Name
  120
- Rename Command
  121
- Rename File <Input_File> <Output_File
  121
- Reset Commands
  121
- Resolve Command
  122
- Resolve Name <Ip_Host_Name
  122
- RLOGIN Command
  122
- Rlogin <Ip_Name or Address
  122
- Save Commands
  122
  - Save All
    122
- Set Commands
  123
  - Set Accounting
    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 Commands
    160
    
    Set User <User_Name
    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 Date
  177
- Show Dhcp Mode
  177
- Show Ddp
  177
- Show Dhcp Proxy Counter
  177
- Show Dhcp Proxy Settings
  178
- Show Dhcp Relay
  178
- Show Dhcp Server Counters
  179
- Show Dhcp Server Settings
  179
- Show Dial_Out
  179
- Show Dns or Show Dns Settings
  179
- Show Dns Counters
  181
- Show Events
  183
  - Show File <Input_File_Name
    183
  - Show File <Input_File_Name> Hex
    184
  - Show Filter <Filter_Name
    184
  - Show Filter <Filter_Name
    185
  - Show Icmp or Show Icmp Settings
    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 Security or Show Ip Security Settings
  194
- Show Ip Udp_Broadcast_ Forwarding
  194
- Show Ipx or Show Ipx Settings
  194
- Show Ipx Counters
  195
- Show Ipx Rip or Show Ipx Rip Settings
  198
- Show Ipx Rip Counters
  198
- Show Ipx Sap or Show Ipx Sap Settings
  198
- Show Ipx Sap Counters
  198
- Show Memory
  198
- Show Packet_Logging or Show Packet_Logging Settings
  200
- Show Ping or Show Ping Settings
  200
  - Show Ping Row <Row_Number> Counters
    200
  - Show Ping Server <Host Name or Ip_Address> Counters
    201
- Settings
  202
- Show Slice
  208
- Show Slip, or Show Slip Settings
  208
- Show Snmp Counters
  209
- Show System or Show System Settings
  210
  - Show Tcp Settings
    211
  - Show Tcp Counters
    212
  - Show Telnet or Show Telnet Settings
    212
    
    Show Time or Show Timezone
    213
    
    Show Udp, or Show Udp Counters
    213
    
    Show User <Name
    213
- Telnet Commands
  214
  - Telnet <Ip_Name or Address
    214
  - Telnet <Ip_Name or Address> Tcp_Port <Number
    215
- Unassign Command
  215
- Unassign Interface <Interface_Name_List
  215
- Verify Command
  215
- Verify Filter <Filter_Name
  215
- Dial-In User Commands
  215
  - Exit
    215
  - Help
    215
  - Logout
    215
  - Manage
    216
  - Rlogin <Ip_Name_Or_ Address
    216
- Telnet Commands
  216
  - Close
    216
    
    Help
    216
    
    Send <String
    217
    
    Set Escape <String
    217
  - Status
    217
- CLI Exit Commands
  217
  - Bye, Exit, Leave, Quit
    217
  - Logout
    217
- Command Features
  218
  - Command Line Edit
    218
  - Command Retrieval
    218
  - Positional Help
    218
  - Command Completion
    219
  - Output Pause
    219
  - Command Kill
    219
  - Modem Command Overview
    221
  - Basic at Commands
    222
  - Ampersand Commands
    223
  - Percent Commands
    225
  - Asterisk Commands
    226
  - Tilde Commands
    228
  - Octothorp Commands
    228
  - S-Register Commands
    229
  - Using S-Register Commands
    232
    
    Changing an S-Register
    232
    
    Bit-Mapped S-Registers
    233
  - Disconnect Codes
    238
    
    Subnetting
    242
  - Supernetting
    245
    
    Step 2 - Select a Range of Addresses for each Supernet
    246
    
    Supernet Example
    246
  - IP Subnet Mask Address Table
    249
    
    SYSLOG Host Event Logging
    251
    
    Console Event Logging
    252
  - Local FLASH File Event Logging
    252
  - TELNET Session
    252
- 1000 M D
  
  238

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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
Web - Based Onfiguration of the

41
- Ras 1500
  41
- Overview
  41
- W Eb - Based C Onfiguration of the Ras
  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
- Before You Begin
  61
  - Required Information
    61
  - Optional Information
    62
  - RAS 1500 Configuration
    62
  - Computers on the Network
    62
- Configuring the RAS 1500
  63
- 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
- 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
  - 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
- Before You Begin
  99
  - Required Information
    99
- Configuring LAN-To-LAN Routing
  100
- 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
- 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
    
    Exiting the CLI
    164
    
    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
  - 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
  - Changing Encryption Key
    193
  - Configuring NOS Authentication on the RAS 1500
    194
  - 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
    
    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
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Table of Contents

Table of Contents
3
About this Guide

7
- Finding Specific Information
  7
- Conventions
  8
- Related Documentation
  8
- Contacting 3Com
  9
Introducing the Super Stack II Remote Access System

11
- About the RAS 1500
  12
- Overview
  12
  - Applications
    13
  - Security Options
    15
  - Configuration Options
    15
  - Universal Connect
    15
  - ISDN Configuration
    15
- Front Panel Description
  16
- RAS 1500 Leds
  17
  - Power and Status Leds
    17
  - WAN Port Leds
    17
  - LAN Port Leds
    17
  - ISDN I/O Module Leds
    18
  - Analog I/O Module Leds
    18
Installing the Ras 1500 Hardware

19
- Before You Begin
  19
  - Required Equipment
    19
  - You Should Have Received
    20
  - Optional Components
    20
- Installing the RAS 1500 System
  21
- Grounding the RM and the PEM
  22
- I/O Module
  23
- Powering the RAS 1500 on or off
  23
  - Powering on the RAS 1500
    23
  - Powering off the RAS 1500
    23
- Connecting the Firewire
  24
Using Tram to Configure the Ras 1500

25
- Overview
  25
- Before You Begin
  26
- Installing TRAM
  26
- Running TRAM
  27
- Basic TRAM Configuration
  27
- Using the Setup Wizard
  29
  - Getting Help in the Setup Wizard
    29
  - Starting the Setup Wizard
    30
- Managing the RAS 1500
  31
- Viewing Online Help
  33
  - Viewing Specific Help Topics
    34
- Additional Configuration
  34
Using the Cli to

35
- Overview
  35
  - Using Terminal Emulation
    35
  - Getting CLI Help
    35
- Before You Begin
  36
  - Accessing the CLI Locally
    36
  - Accessing the CLI Remotely
    37
- Basic CLI Configuration
  38
  - Using CLI Quick Setup
    38
  - Using CLI Commands
    38
- Configuring ISDN
  40
- Configuring the PEM with the CLI
  41
- Additional Information
  42
A Configuration Assistance

43
- Configuration Worksheet
  43
  - ISDN Users
    43
  - IPX Users
    43
  - NOS Users
    43
  - RADIUS Users
    44
  - UNIX SYSLOG Users
    44
  - Users with an ISP
    44
  - Users Connecting to a Remote LAN
    44
- Using the I-Team
  44
  - Overview
    44
  - I-Team Services
    45

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SuperStack II Remote Access System

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Table of Contents

Table of Contents
3
About this Guide

7
Installing the Ras 1500 Hardware

11
- Before You Begin
  11
  - Required Equipment
    11
  - You Should Have Received
    12
  - Optional Components
    12
- Installing the RAS 1500 System
  13
- 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
Escription of Led

51
- RAS 1500 Leds
  51
  - Power and Status Leds
    51
  - WAN Port Leds
    51
  - LAN Port Leds
    52
  - BRI-ISDN I/O Module Leds
    53
  - Analog 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
- Other Specifications
  61
  - Safety
    61
  - Physical Dimensions
    61
  - Interfaces
    61
  - Power Requirements
    62
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SuperStack II Remote Access System 1500

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