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Avaya M770 User Manual

Avaya M770 User Manual (338 pages)

MULTIFUNCTION SWITCH

Brand: Avaya | Category: Switch | Size: 2.83 MB

Table of Contents

Table of Contents
3
List of Commands in the Command-Line Interface
17
Chapter 1 Introduction

21
- About the Avaya M770 ATM Switch
  21
  - Master Agent and Sub Agent
    22
- Related Documents
  22
- Supported Modules
  22
- Features List
  23
  - Hardware Features
    23
    
    M15-155F/SF/MS Module Features
    23
    
    M3-622F/SF Module Features
    23
    
    M4-DS3 Module Features
    23
  - Software Features
    24
  - Supported Standards
    26
    
    Operational Standards
    26
    
    ATM Forum Standards
    27
Chapter 2 Getting Started

29
Chapter 3 How to Use the Command-Line Interface

41
- Getting Connected
  41
- How the Command-Line Interface Works
  42
Chapter 4 Managing Miscellaneous Commands

47
Chapter 5 Managing Physical Ports

59
Chapter 6 Managing Virtual Ports

75
Chapter 7 Managing Module Hardware

115
- Managing Modules
  115
Chapter 8 Permanent Virtual Connections (Pvcs and Pvps)

121
- Managing Permanent Virtual Connections (Pvcs and Pvps)
  121
  - Managing PVC Connections
    121
    
    Creating a PVC Connection
    122
    
    Creating a Point-To-Point (PP) PVC Connection
    122
    
    Creating a Point-To-Multipoint (PMP) PVC Connection
    123
    
    Freeing a PVC Connection
    124
    
    Listing the Current PVC Connections
    125
    
    Disabling a PVC Connection
    126
    
    Enabling a PVC Connection
    127
    
    Listing All the Vcls
    127
- Managing PVP Connections
  129
  - Creating a PVP Connection
    130
  - Freeing a PVP Connection
    131
  - Listing the Current PVP Connections
    131
  - Disabling a PVP Connection
    132
  - Enabling a PVP Connection
    132
  - Listing All the Vpls
    132
- Managing Traffic Descriptors
  133
  - Creating a CBR Traffic Descriptor
    133
  - Creating a UBR Traffic Descriptor
    134
  - Creating a VBR Traffic Descriptor
    134
    
    1St Method
    134
    
    2Nd Method
    134
    
    3Rd Method
    134
  - Removing a Traffic Descriptor
    135
  - Listing the Traffic Descriptors
    135
Chapter 9 Managing Static Routing

137
- Setting up Routing Entries
  137
  - Adding a New Routing Entry to the Routing Table
    137
- Route Add
  138
  - Deleting a Routing Entry from the Routing Table
    139
  - Listing the Routing Entries in a Routing Table
    140
Chapter 10 Managing PNNI Routing

143
- PNNI (Private Network-Network Interface)
  143
  - Hierarchical PNNI
    143
  - PNNI Implementation in the Avaya M770 ATM Switch
    143
- PNNI Global Topology Information
  144
  - General Topology Information
    144
  - Topology Hierarchy List
    145
  - Global Topology Links
    146
  - Global Topology Nodes
    147
  - Global Topology Ptses
    148
  - Global Topology Reachable Addresses
    149
  - Global Topology Uplink
    150
- PNNI Local Topology Information
  151
  - Local PNNI Links
    151
  - Local Memory Information
    153
  - Local Peer Neighbors
    153
  - Local Reachable Addresses
    156
  - PNNI Local Switch Information
    157
    
    Local Switch Links
    157
    
    Local Switch Reachable Addresses
    158
    
    Local Switch Uplinks
    161
- PNNI Configuration Commands
  162
  - Showing All PNNI Configured Variables
    162
  - PNNI Administrative Status
    164
    
    Showing PNNI Node Admin Status
    164
    
    Setting PNNI Node Admin Status
    165
  - PNNI ATM Addresses
    165
  - Setting PNNI Defaults for All Parameters
    165
  - PNNI Interfaces
    166
    
    Showing All PNNI Interfaces
    166
    
    Setting the PNNI Interface Aggregation Token
    167
    
    Setting the PNNI Interface Administrative Weight
    168
    
    Set PNNI Interfaces to Default Values
    168
  - PNNI Levels
    168
    
    Showing PNNI Node Level
    168
    
    Setting PNNI Node Level
    169
    
    Setting PNNI Node Level to the Default Value
    169
  - PNNI Node ID
    170
    
    Showing PNNI Node ID
    170
    
    Setting PNNI Node ID
    170
    
    Setting PNNI Node ID to Default Value
    170
  - PNNI Operational Status
    171
  - PNNI Peer Group ID
    171
    
    Showing PNNI Peer Group ID
    171
    
    Setting PNNI Peer Group ID
    172
    
    Setting PNNI Peer Group ID to Default Value
    172
  - PNNI PGLE Parameters
    172
    
    Showing PNNI PGLE Parameters
    173
    
    Set PNNI PGLE Parameters to Default Values
    173
    
    Set PNNI PGLE Parameter
    173
  - PNNI Restricted Transit Flag
    174
    
    Showing PNNI Node Restrict Transit Flag
    174
    
    Setting PNNI Node Restrict Transit Flag
    174
    
    Setting PNNI Node Restrict Transit Flag to Default Value
    174
  - PNNI Summary Tables
    175
    
    Showing PNNI Summary Table
    175
    
    Set the PNNI Summary Address Prefix
    177
    
    Enable the PNNI Summary Address Prefix
    177
    
    Disable the PNNI Summary Address Prefix
    177
    
    Remove the PNNI Summary Address Prefix
    178
    
    Set the PNNI Summary Table to the Default
    178
  - PNNI SVCC Timers
    179
    
    Showing PNNI SVCC Timers
    179
    
    Set PNNI SVCC Timers to Default Values
    179
    
    Set PNNI SVCC Timers
    180
  - PNNI Timers
    180
    
    Show PNNI Node Timers
    180
    
    Set PNNI Node Timers to Default Values
    181
    
    Set PNNI Node Timers
    181
Chapter 11 Managing the Management LEC

183
- Avaya M770 LANE Services
  183
- Configuring the Management LEC
  183
Chapter 12 Managing SNMP

191
Chapter 13 LANE Services

201
- LANE 2 Capability
  202
- The LECS in an Avaya M770 ATM Switch
  202
  - Proprietary Resilient LECS
    203
    
    Changing the Priority of a Resilient LECS
    204
- The LES and BUS in an Avaya M770 ATM Switch
  205
  - LUNI 2.0 Capability
    205
  - Proprietary Resilient Standby Leses
    205
  - Proprietary Distributed LANE Services
    206
    
    Virtual Channel Connection (VCC) Requirements
    206
  - Setting up Distributed LANE Services
    206
  - LEC Assigned for a Distributed ELAN
    206
    
    Round-Robin
    207
    
    Group Address
    207
    
    Longest Match with LEC Address
    207
- The Management LEC in an Avaya M770 ATM Switch
  207
Chapter 14 Managing the LECS

209
- LECS Location
  209
  - Advertised Address of a LECS
    209
  - Viewing the Location of the LECS
    210
  - Changing the Location of the LECS
    211
    
    Local Simple LECS
    211
    
    Local Resilient LECS
    211
    
    Remote LECS
    212
  - Setting Priority Level for a Resilient LECS
    213
- Managing Resilient LECS Candidates
  214
- Specified ELAN Defaults in the LECS
  217
Chapter 15 Managing the LES/BUS

219
- Creating a New LES
  219
- Lane Les Create
  220
  - Deleting a LES
    221
  - Viewing All Leses
    221
  - Viewing Lecs Using a Specific LES
    223
  - Display ATM Forum Compliant Statistics for a LES
    224
  - Enabling or Disabling a LES
    224
  - Restarting a Local LES and BUS
    225
  - Changing the ELAN Name that the LES will Host
    225
  - Changing the LES Registration Mode
    226
  - Viewing the LES Registration Mode
    227
  - Listing the Peer Leses in a Distributed LANE Environment
    227
  - Display ATM Forum Compliant Statistics for a BUS
    228
  - LANE 2.0 Capability
    228
  - MAX Frame Size
    229
Chapter 16 Managing an ELAN

231
- ELAN Database Maintenance
  231
  - Viewing Default Elans
    231
  - Listing All Elans Known to the Local LECS
    232
  - Creating a New ELAN
    232
  - Deleting an ELAN
    233
  - Renaming an ELAN
    234
  - Changing the Operating Mode of an ELAN
    234
  - Changing the Automatic Registration Mode of an ELAN
    235
  - Changing the Security of an ELAN
    236
- Managing ELAN Clients
  237
  - Creating an ELAN Client Mapping
    239
- Lane Elan Client Create Alias
  240
Chapter 17 Managing System Commands

247
- Using System Commands
  247
- Using Terminal Commands
  253
  - Viewing the Pager Status
    253
  - Enabling the Pager
    253
  - Disabling the Pager
    253
  - Viewing the Number of Lines
    253
  - Setting the Number of Lines
    254
  - Viewing the Terminal Width
    254
  - Setting the Terminal Width
    254
  - Viewing the Wordwrap Status
    254
  - Setting the Wordwrap
    254
  - Viewing the Linewrap Status
    254
  - Setting the Linewrap
    255
  - Viewing the Prompt
    255
  - Changing the Prompt
    255
Chapter 18 Managing Events

257
- Assigning an Event Priority Level
  257
Chapter 19 Upgrading Avaya M770 ATM Switch Software

261
Chapter 20 Signaling Security (Access Control) Commands

269
- Signaling Security State
  271
  - Managing Signaling Security State
    271
  - Displaying Signaling Security State
    271
- Signaling Security Templates
  272
  - Creating a Template
    272
  - Displaying Configured Templates
    273
  - Displaying a Specific Template's Information
    273
  - Deleting a Template
    273
- Signaling Security Filters
  274
  - Creating a Filter
    274
  - Displaying Configured Filters
    274
  - Filter's State
    275
  - Deleting a Template
    275
- Virtual Port's Security Mode
  276
- Signaling Security Event Log and Traps
  277
Chapter 21 Command Line Interface Scripts

279
- What CLI Scripts Are
  279
- Structure of the CLI Script File
  280
  - The Script File Header
    280
  - The Script File Command List
    280
- CLI Script File Downloading and Maintenance
  281
- Running a CLI Script
  281
  - Running a CLI Script on a Single Module
    281
    
    Monitoring CLI Script Execution
    282
    
    Stopping a CLI Script
    282
    
    Script Execution Log
    283
  - Running a CLI Script on a Multiple Modules
    283
- Script Run
  284
  - Remote Script Execution Status
    285
- CLI Scripts Restrictions
  285
Appendix A Default Settings on a New Avaya M770 ATM Switch

287
Appendix B Using BOOT Loader

289
- Start-Up Process
  289
  - Getting Connected to the BOOT Loader
    289
- How the BOOT Loader Command-Line Interface Works
  291
  - Command Hierarchy
    292
  - Conventions Used to Describe Commands
    292
  - Using the On-Line Help
    292
- Help System Download Xmodem
  293
- Managing the Flash Filing System
  294
- Hardware Commands
  298
  - Setting/Displaying the Speed for the Serial Port
    298
- System-Wide Commands
  299
  - Viewing the Invariant Information in BOOT Loader
    299
  - Viewing a List of Fatal System Exceptions
    300
  - Clearing the List of Fatal System Exceptions
    300
  - Running All the Hardware Tests
    300
  - Downloading over XMODEM
    301
  - Downloading over Serial Interface
    301
  - Downloading over Tftp
    302
  - Uploading over XMODEM
    302
  - Uploading over Tftp
    303
  - Rebooting the Switch
    303
  - Controlled Shutdown of the Switch
    304
- Terminal Commands
  305
  - Viewing the Number of Lines
    305
  - Setting the Number of Lines
    305
  - Viewing the Terminal Width
    305
  - Setting the Terminal Width
    305
  - Viewing the Wordwrap Status
    305
  - Setting the Wordwrap
    306
  - Viewing the Linewrap Status
    306
  - Setting the Linewrap
    306
  - Viewing the Pager Status
    306
  - Enabling the Pager
    306
  - Disabling the Pager
    307
  - Viewing the Prompt
    307
  - Changing the Prompt
    307
- Viewing Software Version Information
  308

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Avaya M770 User Manual

Avaya M770 User Manual (114 pages)

MULTIFUNCTION SWITCH MODULE

Brand: Avaya | Category: Accessories | Size: 2.43 MB

Table of Contents

ATM Terminology
3
Finding Information in this Guide
4
Conventions
5
Table of Contents
7
Contents
8
List of Figures
13
List of Tables
15
Chapter 1 Overview

17
- ATM Access Modules
  17
- Features and Benefits
  17
  - ATM Benefits
    17
  - ATM Access Module Features
    18
- Overview
  17
- Avaya M770 Frame Switch Domains
  18
  - M-ACC Module Architecture
    18
- Network Layer Concepts - LAN Emulation
  19
  - LAN Emulation Overview
    19
  - Emulated LAN Components
    19
    
    LAN Emulation Client (LEC)
    19
    
    LAN Emulation Server (LES)
    20
    
    Broadcast and Unknown Server (BUS)
    20
    
    LAN Emulation Configuration Server (LECS)
    20
  - Emulated LAN Connections
    21
    
    Control Vccs
    21
    
    Data Vccs
    22
    
    Frame Ordering
    23
  - Operation of the LAN Emulation
    24
    
    Connecting a LEC to an ELAN
    24
    
    Registration
    25
    
    Address Resolution
    26
    
    Connection Management
    26
    
    LAN Emulation Components in Your Network
    26
    
    Joining the ELAN
    28
    
    Mapping Ethernet and ATM Addresses
    28
    
    What Happens to Unicast Frames
    30
    
    What Happens to Broadcast and Multicast Frames
    30
    
    Avaya M770 M-ACCF/SF ATM Access Modules User's Guide I
    30
- Network Layer Concepts - ATM & ATM Adaptation
  31
  - The Layered Network Architecture
    31
  - ATM Adaptation Layer (AAL)
    32
  - Asynchronous Transfer Mode (ATM) Layer
    32
    
    ATM Basics
    32
    
    ATM Is Service Transparent
    33
    
    ATM Is Connection-Oriented
    34
    
    ATM Interfaces
    37
    
    The ATM Layer and Cell Structure
    38
  - Physical Layer
    40
  - Extending Vlans into the ATM Network
    40
- Applications
  43
Chapter 2 Applications

43
Chapter 3 Installation

51
Chapter 4 X-Switch CLI & ATM Terminal Interface

65
- Conventions Used
  66
- X-Switch Command Line Interface (CLI)
  67
- ATM Access Module Terminal Interface for Configuring ATM Parameters
  74
  - Commands Tree Chart
    74
  - Logging on
    74
  - Logging off
    75
- Managing the ATM Access Module
  75
  - Submenus
    75
  - Main Menu Options
    77
  - Configuring System Parameters [1]
    77
    
    System Menu
    77
    
    Display Submenu [1,1]
    78
    
    Initialize Submenu [1,2]
    78
    
    Passwords Submenu [1,3]
    78
    
    Reset Submenu[1,4]
    78
    
    System Logger Submenu [1,5]
    79
    
    Display FLASH Log Messages Submenu [1,5,1]
    79
    
    Display Memory Log Messages Submenu [1,5,2]
    80
    
    System Software Download Submenu [1,6]
    81
  - Configuring an ATM Port [2]
    81
    
    ATM Access Module Configuration
    81
    
    Port Submenu [2,1]
    82
    
    ATM Port Physical Submenu [2,1,6]
    83
    
    VCC Submenu [2,2]
    83
    
    Aging Submenu [2,2,4]
    84
  - Administering IP and SNMP Management [3]
    85
    
    IP Submenu [3,1]
    85
    
    SNMP Configuration Submenu [3,2]
    85
  - Extending Vlans into the ATM Network [4]
    88
    
    VN Configuration Menu
    88
  - Upgrading Software
    91
    
    Preliminaries
    91
    
    Downloading
    91
- Monitoring the ATM Access Module
  92
  - ATM Port Statistics
    92
  - VCC Statistics
    94
- Introduction
  65
  - M-ACC Module Architecture
    65
Chapter 5 Network Management and Monitoring

95
- Introduction
  95
- Cajunview M770 Device Manager
  96
  - Starting the M770 Manager
    96
    
    M770 Manager as Part of Cajunview
    96
- Lanemaster
  97
  - Overview
    97
  - Starting Cajun Lanemaster
    97
  - Cajun Lanemaster Views
    98
    
    Overview
    98

Avaya M770 User Manual

Avaya M770 User Manual (101 pages)

SMON User Guide

Brand: Avaya | Category: Switch | Size: 1.21 MB

Table of Contents

User Guide
1
Table of Contents
3
Preface

6
Chapter 1 - Overview

9
- What Is RMON
  9
- What Is SMON
  10
  - Switch Monitoring
    10
  - Enterprise Monitoring
    11
  - SMON Management Applications
    11
- Overview of SMON
  12
  - SMON Devices
    12
  - Top-Down Monitoring
    13
    
    Top-Down Monitoring for the MAC Layer
    13
    
    Top-Down Monitoring for the Upper Layers
    14
- SMON Tools
  16
  - Enterprise SMON Tools
    16
  - Device SMON Tools
    17
    
    Switch Statistics Overview
    18
    
    VLAN Statistics Overview
    18
    
    Port Analysis Tools
    19
  - Anylayer SMON Tools
    20
    
    Protocol Directory
    21
    
    Protocol Distribution
    21
    
    Network Layer Subnet Statistics (IP & IPX)
    22
    
    Network Layer Host Statistics (IP)
    22
Chapter 2 - Using SMON Tools

24
- Customizing the Display
  24
- Focusing on a Point
  25
- Saving and Opening a Session
  26
- Generating Reports
  27
- Configuring a Printer for UNIX
  27
- Using the Toolbar
  27
- The Status Bar
  31
- Mouse Actions
  32
- Viewing Options
  33
Chapter 3 - Device SMON

35
- Using Device SMON
  35
  - Device SMON for the Avaya M770 Device
    36
  - Anylayer SMON for the Avaya M-MLS
    37
Chapter 4 - Switch Statistics

38
- Starting Switch Statistics
  38
- Switch Statistics Window
  39
  - Pie Charts in the Switch Statistics Window
    40
  - Traffic Graph in the Switch Statistics Window
    40
Chapter 5 - VLAN Statistics

44
- Starting VLAN Statistics
  45
- The VLAN Statistics Window
  45
Chapter 6 - Port Statistics

46
- Starting Port Statistics
  46
- The Port Statistics Window
  47
Chapter 7 - Ethernet Segment Statistics

48
- Starting Ethernet Segment Statistics
  48
- Ethernet Segment Statistics Window
  49
  - Pie Charts in Ethernet Segment Statistics
    50
  - Traffic Graph in Ethernet Segment Statistics
    51
Chapter 8 - Protocol Directory

55
Chapter 9 - Protocol Distribution

63
- Starting Protocol Distribution
  63
- Protocol Distribution Window
  64
  - Bar Graph and Pie Charts in the Protocol Distribution Window
    65
  - Traffic Graphic in the Protocol Distribution Window
    66
    
    Interpreting the Traffic Graph
    66
    
    Selecting Protocols for the Traffic Graph
    67
Chapter 10 - Network Layer Subnet Statistics (IP & IPX)

68
- Starting Network Layer Subnet Statistics
  69
- Network Subnet Statistics Window
  70
Chapter 11 - Network Layer Host Statistics

71
- Starting Network Layer Host Statistics
  71
- Network Layer Host Statistics Window
  72
Appendix A - SMON Dialog Boxes

73

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Avaya M770 User Manual

Avaya M770 User Manual (87 pages)

Avaya M770: User Guide

Brand: Avaya | Category: Software | Size: 0.75 MB

Table of Contents

Table of Contents
3
Organization of this Guide
6
Preface

6
- The Purpose of this Guide
  6
- Who Should Use this Guide
  6
Chapter 1 - Introduction

8
- Starting Avaya M770 ATM Manager
  8
- Using Chassis View
  10
  - Selecting Elements
    10
  - Using Chassis View Features
    11
  - Toolbar
    12
Chapter 2 - Agent Configuration

13
Chapter 3 - ATM Device Configuration

18
- Viewing ATM Device Information
  19
- Viewing Module Configuration Information
  20
- Viewing Port Configuration
  21
  - Enabling Physical Ports
    22
  - Disabling Physical Ports
    23
- Viewing the Virtual Port Table
  24
  - Adding a Virtual Port
    25
  - Editing a Virtual Port
    26
  - Deleting a Virtual Port
    26
- Viewing Port PNNI Information
  27
- Resetting Elements
  28
  - Resetting the ATM Device
    28
  - Resetting the Module
    28
- Viewing Neighbor Information
  29
Chapter 4 - Fault Management

31
Chapter 5 - Monitoring Performance

36
- Viewing Port Counters
  37
- Viewing CPU Counters
  38
- Viewing Virtual Channel (VC) Counters
  39
- Viewing LECS Statistics
  40
- Viewing Management LEC Counters
  41
- Viewing DS3 Current Counters
  42
- Viewing DS3 Total Counters
  43
Chapter 6 - Managing Switch Vcs

44
- Viewing All VC Connections for a Device
  44
- Viewing All Vcs on a Port
  45
Chapter 7 - Managing LANE Services

46
- Resilient LANE
  46
- Choosing the LES Address for a LEC
  46
- Setting up the LECS
  47
  - Configuring the Local LECS
    47
  - Viewing Resilient LECS Table
    48
  - Configuring the LECS Elans Table
    49
    
    Viewing the LECS Elans Table
    49
    
    Adding Elans
    50
    
    Updating the LECS Elans Table
    50
    
    Deleting Elans
    51
  - Viewing Registered Less
    51
  - Configuring the LES/BUS Table
    52
    
    Adding Less
    52
    
    Updating the LES/BUS Table
    53
    
    Deleting Less
    53
    
    Viewing LANE Clients
    54
Chapter 8 - Managing Routing

55
- Managing the Static Routes Table
  55
  - Viewing the Static Routes Table
    56
  - Updating the Static Routes Table
    57
- Managing the PNNI Table
  58
  - Viewing the PNNI Node Table
    58
  - Editing the PNNI Summary Table
    59

Avaya M770 User Manual

Avaya M770 User Manual (38 pages)

MULTIFUNCTION SWITCH

Brand: Avaya | Category: Switch | Size: 2.02 MB

Table of Contents

Table of Contents
3
List of Figures
5
List of Tables
7
Important Information
9
Safety Considerations
9
- High Voltage and Energy
  9
- Wiring for National Power Plug
  9
- Ventilation
  9
- Certification
  9
- Note
  10
Chapter 1 Quick Start

11
Chapter 2 Introduction

13
- The Avaya M770 Multifunction Switch
  13
- Architecture
  14
Chapter 3 Avaya M770 Hub Components

19
- The Control Panel
  19
  - Avaya M770 Control Panel Leds
    19
- Control Panel Components
  19
  - Avaya M770 Control Panel Ports
    20
  - Avaya M770 Control Panel Buttons
    20
- Avaya M770 Hub - Rear Panel Components
  21
- Avaya M770 Rear Panel
  21
- The M-SPV/M-SPX Supervisor Module
  22
- The M-PS Power Supply Unit
  24
  - M-PS Indicator
    24
  - Power Budget Considerations
    24
  - M-PS Status LED
    24
Chapter 4 Replacing Components

25
- Replacing an M-PS, M-SPV/M-SPX or a Fan
  25
- Replacing an M-PS
  26
  - Inserting an M-PS
    26
  - Removing an M-PS
    26
- Replacing a Supervisor Module (M-SPV/M-SPX)
  27
- Replacing a Fan
  28
- Replacing a Backplane
  29
- Avaya M770 Backplanes
  29

Avaya M770 Supplementary Manual

Avaya M770 Supplementary Manual (2 pages)

Ethernet Known Issues

Brand: Avaya | Category: Switch | Size: 0.13 MB

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