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ADTRAN 1200275L1 User Manual

ADTRAN 1200275L1 User Manual (198 pages)

T1 Frame Relay Performance Monitoring TSU with V.35 and DSX-1 Ports

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Table of Contents

Table of Contents
13
List of Figures
27
Chapter 1. Introduction

31
- Product Overview
  31
- Features
  32
- Understanding Frame Relay
  33
- T1/FT1 Overview
  34
- T1 Service Offerings
  34
- Fractional T1
  34
- SNMP Management
  35
- Network Manager
  35
- Agent
  35
- Mib
  35
- Telnet
  36
- Dial Backup Operation
  36
- Interface Card Options
  36
- Ethernet Card
  36
- 4-Wire Switched 56 DBU Card
  37
- V.34 DBU Card
  37
- ISDN DBU Card
  37
- PRI DBU Card
  37
- DCE Card
  37
Chapter 2. Installation

39
- Unpack, Inspect, Power up
  39
- Receipt Inspection
  39
- ADTRAN Shipments Include
  39
- Customer Provides
  40
- Power up
  40
- Rear Panel
  40
- Figure 2-1. TSU IQ+ Rear View
  41
- DBU and LAN Card Slots
  42
- Network Connector
  42
- Test Jacks
  42
- Monitor
  42
- In/Out
  42
- DSX-1 Port
  43
- Control Port
  43
- V.35 Connector
  43
Chapter 3. Operation

45
- Front Panel
  45
- Figure 3-1. TSU IQ+ Front Panel
  45
- LCD Window
  46
- Enter Key
  46
- Up and down Arrow Keys
  46
- Cancel Key
  46
- Quick Key
  46
- Numeric Keypad
  46
- Next, Prev, Add, Delete Keys
  46
- Shift Key
  47
- LED Descriptions
  47
- RS: Request to Send
  47
- CS: Clear to Send
  47
- TD: Transmit Data
  47
- RD: Receive Data
  47
- ERR: Error
  47
- ALM: Alarm
  47
- TST: Test
  48
- Front Panel Operation
  48
- Figure 3-2. Example of Front Panel Menu Navigation
  48
- VT-100 Terminal Connection and Operation
  49
- Figure 3-3. Terminal Login Menu
  50
- Figure 3-4. Terminal Main Menu
  50
- Telnet
  51
- Local Login Via Telnet
  51
- Figure 3-5. PC Connected to Local and Remote Iqs
  51
- Figure 3-6. TSU IQ Beginning Telnet Screen (Local)
  52
- Figure 3-7. Telnet Login Menu Screen (Local)
  53
- Figure 3-8. Local Main Menu Screen
  54
- Remote Login Via TELNET
  55
- Figure 3-9. TSU IQ+ Login Screen (Remote)
  55
- Figure 3-10. Telnet Login Menu Screen (Remote)
  56
- Figure 3-11. Remote Login Screen
  57
- Figure 3-12. Continue or Exit Screen
  58
- Figure 3-13. Remote Main Menu Screen
  59
- TSU IQ+ Menu Structure
  60
- Main Menu
  60
- Configuration (CONFIG)
  60
- View Statistics (STATS)
  60
- Test
  60
- Dial
  60
- Logout (Terminal Menu Only)
  60
Chapter 4. Applications

61
- Management Applications
  61
- Local VT-100 Terminal Management
  61
- Minimum Configuration Requirements for VT-100 Management
  62
- Baud Rate
  62
- Control Port Mode
  62
- Figure 4-1. VT-100 Management Application Example
  62
- Out-Of-Band Management
  63
- Figure 4-2. Out-Of-Band Management Application Example
  63
- Minimum Configuration Requirements
  64
- IP Address
  64
- Control Port Options
  64
- Subnet Mask
  64
- Gateway IP Address (if Required)
  64
- Read Community
  64
- Write Community
  64
- Trap Manager DLCI
  64
- Trap Manager IP Address
  65
- Trap Manager Port
  65
- In-Band Management
  65
- Local PVC Management
  65
- Minimum Configuration Requirements for Local PVC Management
  66
- IP Address
  66
- Management DLCI
  66
- Read Community
  66
- Figure 4-3. Local PVC Management Application
  66
- Write Community
  67
- Trap Manager DLCI
  67
- Trap Manager IP Address
  67
- Trap Manager Port
  67
- Shared PVC Management
  67
- Minimum Configuration Requirements
  68
- IP Address
  68
- Management DLCI 1 And/Or DLCI 2
  68
- Management DLCI 1 And/Or DLCI 2 Mode
  68
- Figure 4-4. Shared PVC Management Application
  68
- Read Community
  69
- Write Community
  69
- Trap Manager DLCI
  69
- Trap Manager IP Address
  69
- Trap Manager Port
  69
- Dedicated PVC Management
  69
- Minimum Configuration Requirements
  70
- Dial Backup Application
  70
- Figure 4-5. Dedicated PVC Management Application
  70
- DBU Application 1(Non-PRI)
  72
- Figure 4-6. Dial Backup Application
  72
- Table 4-1. Example Settings for Dial Backup Options
  73
- Table 4-2. Example Settings for PVC Configurationtable
  73
- DBU Application 2 (PRI)
  74
- Figure 4-7. PRI DBU Card at Host Site
  74
- Table 4-3. Example Settings for PRI DBU Card (A)
  75
- Table 4-4. Global DBU Settings (B and C)
  75
- Table 4-5. Example Settings for PRI DBU Card at Host Site
  75
Chapter 5. Configuration Overview

77
Chapter 6. Data Port Configuration

81
- Figure 6-1. Terminal Data Port Configuration Menu
  81
- Port Map
  82
- Nx Port
  82
- Physical Layer Options (PHYS LYR OPTS)
  82
- Flow Control
  82
- None
  82
- Hardware
  82
- Fecn/Becn
  82
- CTS Option
  82
- Forced on
  82
- Follow RTS
  83
- DSR Option
  83
- Forced on
  83
- Normal
  83
- CD Option
  83
- TC Clock Option (TC CLOCK OPT)
  83
- Inverted
  83
- External
  83
- Frame Relay Options (FR OPTS)
  84
- T392
  84
- N392 and N393
  84
- Management DLCI (MGMT DLCI)
  85
- Guidelines for Configuring Management DLCI
  85
- Management PVC Option (MGMT PVC OPT)
  85
- Signaling Responses (SIG RESPONSES)
  85
- Always on
  85
- Follow Network (FOLLOW NET)
  85
- Always off
  85
- DSX Port
  86
- Framing Format (FRAMING)
  86
- Line Code (LNE CODE)
  86
- Yellow Alarm
  86
- Line Length (LBO)
  86
- In-Band Loopback (LOOPBACK)
  86
- Robbed Bit Signaling (ROBBED BIT)
  86
Chapter 7. Configuring the Network Port

87
- Network Port
  87
- Physical Layer Options (PHYS LYR OPTS)
  88
- Framing Format (FRAMING)
  88
- Line Code (LNE CODE)
  88
- Figure 7-1. Terminal Network Port Configuration Menu
  88
- Clock Source (CLK SOURCE)
  89
- Line Buildout (LBO)
  89
- Rx Sensitivity (RX GAIN)
  89
- Channel Bandwidth (CHANNEL RATE)
  89
- Transmit PRM
  89
- Frame Relay Options (FR OPTS)
  90
- Signal Type (SIGNAL)
  90
- T391
  90
- N391
  90
- N392 and N393
  90
- Management DLCI 1 and 2 (DLCI 1 and 2)
  91
- Management DLCI 1 and 2 Mode (DLCI 1 and 2 MODE)
  91
- Maximum PVC Count
  91
- History Interval Count (HIST INT COUNT)
  92
- PVC Options (PVC CONFIG)
  92
- Dlci
  92
- Dbu Dlci
  92
- DBU Phone Number
  92
- DBU on Inactive
  93
- DBU Call Order
  93
- CIR (Kbps)
  93
- Seq Num Checking (SEQ #)
  93
- Delay Measurement (PVC DELAY)
  94
- Stats Option (STATS OPT)
  94
- Auto
  94
- Enabled
  94
- Disabled
  94
- Next (NEXT Key on Front Panel)
  95
- Previous (PREV Key on Front Panel)
  95
- Add (ADD Key on Front Panel)
  95
- Delete (DELETE Key on Front Panel)
  95
- Figure 8-1. DBU Options Menu (with ISDN DBU Card)
  97
Chapter 8. Configuring DBU Options

98
- Figure 8-2. Dial Backup Menu Tree
  98
- Figure 8-3. Dial Backup Menutree with Option Cards Installed
  99
- Auto DBU
  100
- DBU Options
  100
- Answer Always
  100
- Beeper Option
  100
- Password Opt
  100
- DBU Password
  100
- Daily Lockout
  101
- Lockout Start
  101
- Lockout End
  101
- Weekend Lock
  101
- DBU Criteria
  101
- With Network Failure (with NETFAIL)
  101
- With no LMI
  101
- With PVC Inactive
  101
- DBU Timers
  102
- Fail Timer (FAIL TMR)
  102
- Restore Timer (RESTORE TMR)
  102
- Redial Counter
  102
- Wait to Redial (REDIAL DELAY)
  102
- DBU Card Configuration Options
  103
- Modem Options
  103
- Tone/Pulse
  103
- Max Baud Rate
  103
- Sync/Async
  103
- ISDN Options
  103
- Switch Type
  103
- B-Channel Bit Rate (B-CH BIT RATE)
  104
- Number of B-Channels (NUM B-CHANNELS)
  104
- SPID 1 and 2
  104
- LDN 1And 2
  104
- Call Screening
  104
- PRI Options
  104
- Physical Layer Options
  105
- Line Code
  105
- Clock Source
  105
- Line Buildout
  105
- Rx Gain
  105
- Start Channel
  105
- Number of Channels
  105
- Tx Yellow Alarm
  105
- Local Loopback
  106
- Transmit PRM
  106
- Switch Type
  106
- Ldn
  106
- DCE Options
  106
- Interface Type
  106
- DBU Bit Rate
  106
Chapter 9. System Configuration

107
- Change Password
  107
- IP Address
  107
- Subnet Mask
  108
- IP Address (IP ADDRESS)
  108
- Control Port Options (CNTL PORT OPTS)
  108
- Figure 9-1. System Configuration Menu
  108
- Read Community (RD COMMUNITY)
  109
- Write Community (WR COMMUNITY)
  109
- Trap Mgr Options (TRAP MGR OPTS)
  109
- Trap Manager DLCI (TRAP DLCI)
  109
- Trap Manager IP (TRAP IP)
  109
- Trap Manager Port (TRAP PORT)
  109
- Next (NEXT Key on Front Panel)
  109
- Previous (PREV Key on Front Panel)
  110
- Add (ADD Key on Front Panel)
  110
- Delete (DELETE Key on Front Panel)
  110
- Protocols 1 and 2
  110
- System Name
  111
- System Time/Date
  111
- History Interval Size (HST INT SIZE)
  111
- Entering Letters Using the Front Panel
  112
Chapter 10. Statistics

113
- Viewing Statistical Information (Terminal Interface)
  113
- Terminal Statistics Display Options
  114
- View by Interval
  114
- Figure 10-1. View Statistics Menu
  114
- View by Day
  115
- Hot Keys
  116
- Esc=Menu
  116
- D=Dlci
  116
- Scroll (<, >)
  116
- V=View by Day/View by Interval
  116
- DTE Port Statistics
  117
- Figure 10-2. View by Day Statistics Screen
  117
- Figure 10-3. View by Interval Statistics Screen
  117
- Leads on
  118
- Interval Remaining
  118
- Signaling State
  118
- Signaling Detected
  118
- Local PVC Rx Frames
  118
- Local PVC Rx Bytes
  118
- Local PVC Tx Frames
  118
- Local PVC Tx Bytes
  118
- Signal down Time
  118
- Signal Error
  119
- Signal Timeouts
  119
- Signal State Change
  119
- Rx Full Status
  119
- Rx LI Only
  119
- Discard Frame
  119
- Aborts
  119
- CRC Errors
  119
- Octet Align
  119
- Length Error
  120
- EA Violation
  120
- Encapsulation Error
  120
- Inactive DLCI
  120
- Invalid DLCI
  120
- Unrouteable
  120
- Network Port Statistics
  121
- Figure 10-4. Network Port Statistics with DBU Card Installed (View by Interval)
  121
- Figure 10-5. Network Port Statistics (View by Day)
  121
- Signaling State
  122
- Interval Remaining
  122
- TSU State
  122
- PRI State
  122
- DBU State
  122
- Rx Frames
  122
- Rx Bytes
  122
- Table 10-1. Possible TSU States
  122
- Maximum Rx Throughput
  123
- Average Rx Throughput
  123
- Maximum Rx Utilization
  123
- Average Rx Utilization
  123
- Tx Frames
  123
- Tx Bytes
  123
- Maximum Tx Throughput
  123
- Average Tx Throughput
  123
- Path Code
  128
- Line Code
  128
- Layer 3 Statistics
  128
- Px Type (Current)
  129
- Interval Remaining
  129
- Px Type (Listed for each Interval)
  130
- Px Rx Frames
  130
- Px Rx Bytes
  130
- Px Rx Dist
  130
- Px Tx Frames
  130
- Px Tx Bytes
  131
- Px Tx Dist
  131
- Top Talkers
  131
- Figure 10-6. Top Talkers Statistics Menu
  131
- Address Type
  132
- Interval Remaining
  132
- Rx Distribution
  132
- Tx Distribution
  132
- DBU Port Statistics
  132
- Figure 10-7. DBU Port Statistics (View by Interval)
  132
- PRI Channels
  133
- Figure 10-8. DBU Port Statistic (View by Day)
  133
- Table 10-2. PRI Channel Descriptions
  133
- PRI State
  134
- DS0 Status
  134
- DBU State
  134
- Interval Remaining
  134
- Rx Frames
  134
- Rx Bytes
  134
- Maximum Rx Throughput
  134
- Average Rx Throughput
  134
- Table 10-3. Possible PRI States
  134
- Maximum Rx Utilization
  135
- Average Rx Utilization
  135
- Tx Frames
  135
- Tx Bytes
  135
- Maximum Tx Throughput
  135
- Average Tx Throughput
  135
- Maximum Tx Utilization
  135
- Average Tx Utilization
  135
- Time in DBU
  135
- Discard Frame
  135
- CRC Error
  136
- Octet Align
  136
- T1 State Change
  136
- Figure 10-9. Call Manager Menu
  138
- Table 10-4. PRI Channels and Corresponding Status
  138
- Tx Burst Seconds
  141
- Minimum Rx Frame
  142
- Maximum Rx Frame
  142
- Average Rx Frame
  142
- Minimum Tx Frame
  142
- Maximum Tx Frame
  142
- Average Tx Frame
  142
- Minimum Frame Delay
  142
- Maximum Frame Delay
  142
- Average Frame Delay
  142
- PVC State Change
  142
- DLCI List
  143
- Figure 10-10. DLCI Statistics Summary for All Dlcis
  143
- System Statistics
  144
- Figure 10-11. System Statistics Screen
  144
- Viewing Statistical Information (Front Panel Interface)
  145
- DTE Port Statistics Available on Front Panel
  145
- Control Signal Status Screen
  145
- Figure 10-12. Control Signal Status Screen
  145
- Signal State
  146
- Signal State Change
  146
- Signal Timeouts
  146
- Signal Errors
  146
- Errored Frames
  146
- CRC Errors
  146
- Abort Frames
  146
- Octet Align
  146
- Signal down Time
  146
- Figure 10-13. Signal State Screen
  146
- Network Port Statistics Available on Front Panel
  147
- TSU Loop State
  147
- PRI Loop State
  147
- DBU Status
  147
- Signal State
  147
- Signal State Change
  147
- Signal Timeouts
  147
- Signal Errors
  147
- Frames in
  147
- Frames out
  147
- Port UA Time
  148
- Line Code
  148
- Path Code
  148
- DSX-1 Port Statistics Available on Front Panel
  148
- TSU Loop State
  148
- DBU Port Statistics Available on Front Panel
  148
- PRI Loop State
  148
- D Channel State
  148
- DBU Status
  148
- Time in DBU
  148
- Frames in
  149
- Frames out
  149
- Errored Frames
  149
- CRC Errors
  149
- Abort Frames
  149
- Octet Align
  149
- System Statistics Available on Front Panel
  149
- Figure 10-14. System Statistics Screen
  149
- Figure 11-1. Terminal Test Menu (with Ethernet Card Installed)
  151
Chapter 11. Testing

152
- Figure 11-2. Front Panel Test Menu
  152
- Ping
  153
- Address to Ping (PING ADDRESS)
  153
- Start Ping
  153
- Pings Transmitted (PINGS TX)
  153
- Ping Responses (PINGS RX)
  153
- Min Response Time (MIN RESP TIME)
  153
- Max Response Time (MAX RESP TIME)
  153
- Avg Response Time (AVG RESP TIME)
  153
- PVC Loopback
  154
- DLCI <0 = All> (DLCI)
  154
- Test Length
  154
- Start Test
  154
- Figure 11-3. PVC Loopback Menu
  154
- Stop Test
  155
- View Test
  155
- PVC Active/Inactive/Undefined
  155
- Test Active/No Test Active
  155
- Frames Rx
  155
- Frames Tx
  155
- Lost Frames
  155
- Remote Lost Frames (RMT LOST FRAMES)
  155
- Minimum Loop Response Time (MIN RESP TIME)
  155
- Maximum Loop Response Time (MAX RESP TIME)
  155
- Average Loop Response Time (AVG RESP TIME)
  156
- Reset Test Stats
  156
- View DLCI List
  156
- Figure 11-4. Test Status Screen
  156
- DSX Loopback
  157
- Line
  157
- Port
  157
Chapter 12. Activating Dialing Functions

159
- Dialing Options
  159
- Figure 12-1. Dial Options Menu (Non-PRI DBU)
  159
- Dial Options When Dial Backup Is Idle
  160
- Dial Backup
  160
- Stay on Leased
  160
- Figure 12-2. Dial Options Menu (PRI DBU)
  160
- Dial Options During Dial Backup
  161
- Dial Backup
  161
Appendix A. Pinouts

163
Appendix B. Specifications Summary

169
Appendix C. Acronyms and Abbreviations

173
Appendix D. Glossary

180
- Index
  193

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