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Bay Networks Marlin Reference Manual (642 pages)
Nortel Nautica 200: Reference Guide
Brand:
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Table of Contents
Restricted Rights Legend
2
Statement of Conditions
2
Table of Contents
7
About this Guide
31
Before You Begin
31
Conventions
32
Acronyms
34
Bay Networks Technical Publications
35
Bay Networks Customer Service
35
How to Get Help
36
Bay Networks Educational Services
37
Chapter 1 Menus and Basic Procedures
39
ISDN Operation
40
E-Mail Clients
40
Remotely Mapped Drives
41
File and Print Sharing
41
Graphical FTP Using "Keep Alive
42
Figure 1-1. File and Print Sharing Window
42
Web Browsers
43
Initial Operations
44
Figure 1-2. Nautica Wizard with SNMP Request Icon
44
The Nautica Wizard Window
46
The Nautica Wizard Toolbar
47
Enable/Disable ISDN Data Calls
50
Figure 1-5. Nautica Wizard with Data Calls Disabled
50
Autocall History
51
Figure 1-6. ISDN Autocall Packet Decode Window
51
Show ISDN Call History
52
Figure 1-7. ISDN Call History Table
52
The Nautica Wizard Menus
53
File Menu
53
Figure 1-8. the Nautica Wizard File Menu
53
Download New Router Software
54
Figure 1-9. the Nautica Wizard Quick Menu
54
Downloading Nauticars Software
55
Figure 1-10. Downloading New Router Software
55
Figure 1-11. Password for TFTP Transfer
56
Figure 1-12. Select a File to Download
56
Downloading Nautica Wizard Software
57
Figure 1-13. Download Complete
57
Save Router Configuration to File
58
Figure 1-14. Nautica Wizard Quick Menu
58
Figure 1-15. Save Configuration to File
59
Saving the Configuration to a File
59
Figure 1-16. Password for TFTP Transfer
60
Figure 1-17. Save Configuration Shown in Status Bar
61
Figure 1-18. Operation Complete
61
Restore Router Configuration from File
62
Restoring the Configuration
62
Figure 1-19. Nautica Wizard Quick Menu
62
Figure 1-20. Select a Configuration File
63
Figure 1-21. Password for TFTP Transfer
63
Figure 1-22. Nautica Wizard Configuration Restore
64
Figure 1-23. Restore Complete
64
Exit
65
Operations Menu
66
Figure 1-24. the Nautica Wizard Operations Menu
66
Figure 1-25. Nautica Wizard Quick Menu
67
Run Installation Assistant
67
One Step Configuration
68
Figure 1-26. Nautica Wizard Quick Menu
68
Figure 1-27. One Step Configuration Window
69
Standard One Step Configuration
69
Figure 1-28. North American One Step Configuration Window
72
North American One Step Configuration
72
Figure 1-29. US ISDN Switch Information Window
75
Figure 1-30. Nautica Wizard Quick Menu
78
Save Configuration on Router
78
Erase Configuration
79
Figure 1-31. Edit Save
79
Figure 1-32. Nautica Wizard Quick Menu
80
Figure 1-33. Erase Warning
80
Figure 1-34. Nautica Wizard with Erase Configuration
81
Figure 1-35. Erase Complete
81
Figure 1-36. Nautica Wizard Quick Menu
82
Reboot
82
Launch Nautica Log
83
Figure 1-39. Nautica Wizard Quick Menu
84
Figure 1-40. Nautica Wizard Quick Menu
85
Launch Nautica Watch
85
Figure 1-41. Nautica Wizard Quick Menu
86
Telnet to Router
86
Figure 1-42. Telnet Session
87
Advanced Menu
88
Figure 1-43. the Nautica Wizard Advanced Menu
88
Clock
89
Figure 1-45. Edit Clock Setup
90
Alarms
91
Figure 1-46. Router Alarms Table
92
Options Menu
93
SNMP Community Strings
93
Figure 1-48. Management Indicator
94
Figure 1-49. SNMP Community Strings Window
94
Figure 1-50. SNMP Community Router Lock
95
Excessive Calls Alarms
96
Display SNMP Traps
98
Figure 1-52. Edit System Window
99
Figure 1-53. SNMP Trap Window
100
Help Menu
101
Figure 1-54. the Nautica Wizard Help Menu
101
Quick Menus
102
The Configuration Quick Menu
102
Figure 1-55. Nautica Wizard Configuration Quick Menu
102
The Standard Quick Menu
103
Figure 1-56. the Standard Quick Menu
103
Using TFTP
104
TFTP Configuration Files
104
TFTP Source Files
105
Chapter 2 Modifying System Settings
107
The System Settings Window
108
Figure 2-1. the Nautica Wizard Window
108
Figure 2-2. Edit System Window
109
The System Parameters
110
Chapter 3 The LAN01 Path
123
Path Types
124
Ethernet (LAN01)
124
Point to Point Protocol (PPP)
124
Nautica (Nautica Routers Only)
125
RFC1490 (Frame Relay)
125
The Paths Table
126
Figure 3-1. Nautica Wizard Window
126
Figure 3-2. Paths Table Window
127
Figure 3-4. Path Type Window
130
The LAN01 Path
133
Figure 3-5. LAN Path Edit Window
133
Figure 3-6. LAN01 Main Tab Options
134
Main Tab
134
IPX Tab
136
Figure 3-7. LAN01 RIP Tab
140
RIP Tab
140
Figure 3-8. LAN01 OSPF Tab
143
OSPF Tab
143
DNS Tab
146
Figure 3-9. LAN01 DNS Tab
146
Figure 3-10. LAN01 WINS Tab
148
WINS Tab
148
Chapter 4 PPP Paths
151
Path Types
152
Ethernet (LAN01)
152
Point to Point Protocol (PPP)
152
Nautica (Nautica Routers Only)
153
RFC1490 (Frame Relay)
153
The Paths Table
154
Figure 4-1. Nautica Wizard Window
154
Figure 4-2. Paths Table Window
155
Figure 4-4. Path Type Window
158
PPP Paths
160
Figure 4-5. PPP Path Edit Window
160
Main Tab
161
Figure 4-6. PPP Autolearn IP Parameters
164
Call Tab
167
Figure 4-7. PPP Path Call Tab
167
Figure 4-9. PPP Path PPTP Options
169
Table 4-1. ISDN Number Modifiers
169
Bandwidth Tab
173
Figure 4-11. PPP Path PPP Parameters
177
PPP Tab
177
Figure 4-12. PPP Path IPX Tab
184
IPX Tab
184
Figure 4-13. PPP Path RIP Tab
187
RIP Tab
187
Figure 4-14. PPP Path OSPF Tab
191
OSPF Tab
191
Bridge Tab
194
Figure 4-15. PPP Path Bridge Tab
194
DNS Tab
197
Figure 4-16. PPP Path DNS Tab
197
Figure 4-17. PPP Path WINS Tab
199
WINS Tab
199
Compression Tab
201
Figure 4-18. PPP Path Compression Tab
201
Chapter 5 Nautica Paths
205
Path Types
206
Ethernet (LAN01)
206
Point to Point Protocol (PPP)
206
Nautica (Not Nautica 200 or CLAM-IP)
207
RFC1490 (Frame Relay)
207
The Paths Table
208
Figure 5-1. Nautica Wizard Window
208
Figure 5-2. Paths Table Window
209
Figure 5-4. Path Type Window
212
Nautica Paths
214
Figure 5-5. Nautica Path Edit Window
214
Figure 5-6. Nautica Path Main Tab
215
Main Tab
215
Call Tab
217
Figure 5-7. Nautica Path Call Tab
217
Figure 5-8. Path ISDN Options
218
Table 5-1. ISDN Number Modifiers
218
Figure 5-9. PPTP Options
219
Bandwidth Tab
220
Figure 5-10. Nautica Path Bandwidth Tab
220
Bridge Tab
224
Figure 5-11. Nautica Path Bridge Tab
224
Figure 5-12. Nautica Path IPX Tab
227
IPX Tab
227
Figure 5-13. Nautica Path RIP Tab
229
RIP Tab
229
Figure 5-14. Nautica Path OSPF Tab
233
OSPF Tab
233
DNS Tab
236
Figure 5-15. Nautica Path DNS Tab
237
Figure 5-16. Nautica Path WINS Tab
239
WINS Tab
239
Compression Tab
241
Figure 5-17. Nautica Path Compression Tab
241
Chapter 6 Frame Relay Paths
245
Path Types
246
Ethernet (LAN01)
246
Point to Point Protocol (PPP)
246
Nautica (Nautica Routers Only)
247
RFC1490 (Frame Relay)
247
The Paths Table
248
Figure 6-1. Nautica Wizard Window
248
Figure 6-2. Paths Table Window
249
Figure 6-4. Path Type Window
252
Frame Relay Paths
254
Figure 6-5. Frame Relay Path Parameters Window
254
Figure 6-6. Frame Relay Path Main Tab
255
Main Tab
255
Figure 6-7. Frame Relay Path IPX Tab
257
IPX Tab
257
Figure 6-8. Frame Relay Path IP Tab
259
RIP Tab
259
Figure 6-9. Frame Relay Path OSPF Tab
263
OSPF Tab
263
Bridge Tab
266
Figure 6-10. Frame Relay Path Bridge Tab
266
DNS Tab
268
Figure 6-11. Frame Relay Path DNS Tab
269
Figure 6-12. Frame Relay Path WINS Tab
271
WINS Tab
271
Displaying Path Statistics
273
Chapter 7 Path Statistics
273
Displaying Path Statistics
274
Figure 7-1. the Nautica Wizard Window
274
Figure 7-2. Pathports Table
275
Chapter 8 Changing Device Settings
279
Viewing Devices
280
Editing Devices
281
Editing a Voice Device
282
Figure 8-3. Edit Voice Channels Window
282
Editing an ISDN Device
288
Editing a WAN Device
298
Synchronous WAN Attributes
298
Figure 8-5. Edit WAN Port Window
298
Frame Relay WAN Attributes
300
Figure 8-6. Edit WAN Port Window
300
Asynchronous WAN Attributes
302
Editing a PRI Device
306
PRI Mode
307
Figure 8-8. Edit Primary Rate ISDN Window
307
Fractional Mode
317
Figure 8-9. Edit Primary Rate ISDN Window
317
Downloading Device Software
329
Figure 8-11. Nautica Wizard Window
329
Figure 8-12. Device Selection Window
330
Figure 8-13. Device Selection: IP Address
331
Figure 8-14. Device Selection: Select Download File
331
IP Address
331
Select Download File
331
Figure 8-15. Open Window
332
Figure 8-16. Devices Selection: Supported Devices
332
Supported Devices
332
Device List
333
Download Button
333
Figure 8-17. Devices Selection: Device List
333
PPP Profile Table
335
Chapter 9 Using PPP Profiles
335
PPP Profile Table
336
Figure 9-1. Nautica Wizard Window
336
Figure 9-2. PPP Profile Table
337
Figure 9-3. PPP Profile Error Message
339
Static PPP Profiles
340
Custom PPP Profiles
342
PPP Profile Attributes
343
Chapter 10 ISDN Setup
351
Calling ISDN Numbers
352
Figure 10-2. Edit ISDN Call Configuration Window
353
Msn
355
MSN Explained
355
Viewing Msns
356
Configuring Msns
358
Figure 10-4. Add and Edit MSN Windows
358
Callback
361
Viewing Callbacks
361
Figure 10-5. ISDN Callback Table
362
Editing Callbacks
364
Adding Callbacks
364
Figure 10-6. Edit/Add ISDN Callback
364
Vpn
367
Viewing Vpns
367
Editing a VPN
369
Adding a VPN
369
Figure 10-8. Add VPN Configuration
370
Timebands
372
Viewing the Timeband Table
373
Adding and Editing Timebands
376
Figure 10-10. Add ISDN Timebands Window
376
ISDN History
380
Figure 10-11. ISDN Call History Table
380
ISDN Statistics
382
Figure 10-12. ISDN Ports Table
383
Table 10-1. ISDN Network Clearing Codes
386
ISDN Autocall
387
Figure 10-13. ISDN Autocall Packet Decoder Window
388
ISDN Charges
390
Figure 10-14. ISDN Call History Table
390
Blacklist
392
Figure 10-15. ISDN Destination Blacklist Table
393
Chapter 11 Bridging and Frame Filtering
395
Frame Filter Table
396
Figure 11-1. the Nautica Wizard Window
396
Figure 11-2. Frame Filter Table
396
Editing Frame Filters
401
Figure 11-3. Edit Frame Filter Configuration
401
Adding Frame Filters
406
Bridge Autocalls
411
Figure 11-5. Bridge Autocall Table
411
Bridge Autocall Parameters
413
Spanning Tree
415
Figure 11-6. Edit Spanning Tree Configuration
415
Frame Filter Addresses
418
Figure 11-7. Bridge MAC Table
418
Chapter 12 IP Operations
421
IP Routes
422
Viewing Routes
422
Figure 12-1. the Nautica Wizard Window
422
Figure 12-2. IP Routes Table
423
Adding and Editing Routes
426
Figure 12-3. Add/Edit IP Route Windows
426
IP Filters
430
Viewing Filters
430
Figure 12-4. IP Filter Table
431
Adding and Editing IP Filters
434
Figure 12-5. Add/Edit IP Filter Pairs Windows
434
Filter Port Numbers
438
Table 12-1. Well Known Port Numbers
438
IP ARP Cache
441
Figure 12-6. Bridge ARP Cache Window
441
IP Route Cache
444
Figure 12-7. IP Route Cache Table
444
Chapter 13 Using IPX
447
Setting up IPX
448
Figure 13-1. the Nautica Wizard Window
448
Figure 13-2. Edit System Window
449
IPX Routes
451
Displaying IPX Routes
451
Figure 13-3. IPX Routes Table
452
Editing and Creating IPX Routes
455
Figure 13-4. Add/Edit IPX RIP Route Windows
456
IPX Filters
459
Figure 13-5. IPX Filter Table
460
IPX Packet Filter Sockets
462
Table 13-2. IPX Filter Sockets
462
Creating and Editing IPX Filters
463
Figure 13-6. Add/Edit IPX Network Filter
463
IPX Saps
465
Displaying IPX Saps
465
Figure 13-7. IPX SAP Table
465
Editing and Adding IPX Saps
468
IPX SAP Filters
471
Figure 13-9. Edit System (Restricted SAP) Window
471
Figure 13-10. IPX SAP Filter Table
472
Creating and Editing IPX SAP Filters
474
Figure 13-11. Add/Edit IPX SAP Filter Window
475
IPX Server Types
477
Table 13-3. Novell Server Types
477
IPX RIP Cache
478
Figure 13-12. IPX Route Cache Table
478
IPX Default Route
481
Creating an IPX Default Route
481
Figure 13-13. Add IPX Route Window
481
Figure 13-14. Edit System Window
482
Chapter 14 Using RADIUS
483
RADIUS Introduction
484
RADIUS Settings
485
Figure 14-1. the Nautica Wizard Window
486
Figure 14-2. Edit RADIUS Configuration
487
Security Server
488
Accounts Server
490
Backup Security Server
492
Backup Accounts Server
494
Miscellaneous
496
Chapter 15 Configuring DHCP
501
Viewing DHCP Clients
502
Adding DHCP Configuration Entries
506
Figure 15-3. Add DHCP Configuration Window
506
Editing DHCP Configuration Entries
514
Viewing Allocated Addresses
516
Figure 15-5. DHCP Allocated Addresses Table
516
Displaying Known Clients
518
Figure 15-6. DHCP Known Clients Table
518
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Bay Networks Marlin Reference Manual (436 pages)
Nortel Nautica 200: Reference Guide
Brand:
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| Category:
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Table of Contents
Restricted Rights Legend
2
Table of Contents
5
Preface
17
Ordering Bay Networks Publications
17
Bay Networks Customer Service
18
How to Get Help
18
Chapter 1 Understanding the Technology
21
Routing Concepts
22
What Is a Router
23
Integrated Services Digital Network (ISDN)
23
Advantages of ISDN
23
ISDN for Resilience
24
ISDN Top-Up Bandwidth on Demand
25
Data Compression
25
Security on ISDN
25
Routing IP over ISDN
26
Routing IPX over ISDN
28
Connecting to Other Manufacturers' Routers
29
Tcp/Ip
29
IP Addressing
30
Figure 1-1. IP Address Class Types
30
Subnet Addressing
31
Address Resolution
32
IP Routing Information Protocol
33
Introduction to IPX
34
IPX Service Advertising Protocol
35
Routing Updates
36
Open Shortest Path First Protocol (OSPF)
37
DHCP (Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol)
38
DHCP Protocol Transaction
39
Figure 1-2. DHCP Protocol Transaction
40
BOOTP Relay Agent
41
PPTP (Point to Point Tunneling Protocol)
41
Dial-In User PPTP (Microsoft FEP)
42
Figure 1-3. Dial-In User (Win 95) PPTP
42
Address Translation
43
Figure 1-4. Address Translation
43
Bridging
44
Bandwidth Allocation Control Protocol (BACP)
45
Working with BACP
45
The Nautica Implementation of BACP
46
Call Request (Example)
49
Callback Request (Example)
51
Network Address Translation (NAT)
53
NAT Scenarios
53
Figure 1-6. NAT with an Internal Network
54
Figure 1-7. NAT with Multiple Remote Routers
54
NAT Functionality
55
Blacklisting Routes
56
Trivial File Transfer Protocol (TFTP)
57
Chapter 2 Upgrading Router Software
59
Upgrading a Nautica Clam
60
Minimum Hardware Requirements
60
Upgrade Procedure
60
Upgrading a Nautica Marlin
66
Minimum Hardware Requirements
66
Upgrade Procedure
67
Questions and Answers
73
What Is a Packet Driver and How Do I Use It
73
Where Can I Get a Packet Driver for My PC
74
How Do I Install the Virtual Packet Driver in Windows 95
75
When in Bootmode CLAMLOAD (or MARLOAD) Reports 'ACK TIMEOUT'. What Is Wrong
76
What Do I Do if the Upgrade Halts Part Way through or Terminates Early
76
Command Line
79
Figure 3-1. BCC Menu Structure
80
Chapter 3 Understanding the Command Line
81
The BCC Structure
81
Show Ip Routes
83
Showing Statistics
84
Table 3-1. SHOW Options
84
Using the List Objects (Lso) Command
85
Using the Info Command
86
Simple Configuration
87
Movement & Editing Options
88
Using Help
89
The Question Mark [?] Key
90
The Help Verb
90
Using Quick Setup
92
Standard Routing
93
Cul-De-Sac Routing
95
IPX Routing
98
After Quick Setup
98
After Quick Setup
102
Editing a Remote Path
103
Calling a Remote Path
104
Configuration Tips
106
Working with Attributes
108
Storing and Retrieving Configuration Files
110
Saving Configuration Information to a File
110
Showing the Configuration
110
Saving the Configuration
111
Loading the Configuration File
111
Chapter 4 Working with Paths
113
Displaying Path Information
114
Listing Paths
114
Path Statistics
115
Path Types
117
Ethernet Paths
117
PPP Paths
124
Nautica Paths
141
Table 4-4. Nautica Path Attributes
142
Frame Relay Paths
153
Table 4-5. Frame Relay Path Attributes
154
Chapter 5 Modifying System Settings
161
Displaying System Attributes
162
Modifying System Attributes
163
System Attributes
164
Advanced Manager Options
175
Advanced Path Options
176
Chapter 6 Debugging the Router
179
Increasing or Decreasing Debug Levels
180
Chapter 7 Controlling Router Devices
183
Displaying Devices
184
Device Types
184
Table 7-1. Device Types
185
Modifying Device Settings
187
Voice Attributes
188
Table 7-2. Voice Attributes
188
BRI Attributes
195
Table 7-3. BRI Attributes
195
PRI Attributes
204
PRI Mode
204
Fractional Mode
213
WAN Attributes
222
Synchronous WAN Attributes
222
Frame Relay WAN Attributes
222
Asynchronous WAN Attributes
222
Frame Relay WAN Attributes
226
Table 7-7. Frame Relay Synchronous WAN Attributes
227
Asynchronous WAN Attributes
233
PVC Attributes
238
Table 7-9. PVC Attributes
239
Device Statistics
242
Chapter 8 IP and OSPF on a Nautica Router
245
The IP Context
246
IP Routes
246
Modifying Routes
246
Figure 8-1. Listing Routes
246
Creating Routes
247
Route Types
248
Table 8-1. IP Route Types
249
Route Attributes
252
IP Filters
255
Figure 8-2. Listing Filters
255
Modifying Filters
256
Creating Filters
257
Filter Attributes
259
Table 8-3. IP Filter Attributes
259
Well-Known Port Numbers
263
Table 8-4. Well-Known Port Numbers
264
IP Statistics
267
ARP Cache
267
Route Cache
268
Figure 8-4. IP Route Table Cache
268
Active IP Routes
269
Figure 8-5. Active IP Routes
269
OSPF Options
271
Intra-Area OSPF
272
Inter-Area OSPF
272
OSPF Virtual Links
275
Figure 8-8. OSPF Virtual Links
275
Router ID
276
Transit Area ID
276
OSPF Address Ranges
277
OSPF Statistics
280
Area Status
280
Neighbour Status
282
Interface Status
284
Router Status
286
Shortest Paths
287
Chapter 9 Using IPX
289
Setting up IPX
290
IPX Statistics
291
IPX Cache Statistics
291
IPX Routes Statistics
292
Figure 9-2. IPX Route Statistics
292
IPX SAP Statistics
294
Listing IPX Objects
295
IPX Routes
296
Modifying and Creating IPX Routes
296
Table 9-2. IPX Route Attributes
298
Modifying and Creating IPX Saps
300
IPX RIP Filters
304
IPX SAP Filters
308
Table 9-6. Novell Server Types
309
Bay Networks Marlin Reference Manual (185 pages)
HIGH PERFORMANCE ETHERNET BRIDGE
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Table of Contents
Table of Contents
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Status:normal
5
1 Overview
14
Introduction
14
High Performance Ethernet Bridge
14
ISDN for Resilience
15
ISDN Top-Up Bandwidth on Demand
15
ISDN Autocall Bandwidth on Demand
15
Protocol Routing and Spoofing
16
Simple Installation and Management
16
Security
17
Summary of Features
18
SNMP (Simple Network Management Protocol)
19
2 Tutorial
22
Introduction
22
Bridging Overview
23
Local Bridges
25
Figure 2-2 Local Bridging
25
Remote Bridges
28
Spanning Tree Algorithm
32
Overview
32
Network Loops
33
Network Loop Resolution
34
Figure 2-7 Network Loop Eliminated
37
Network Recovery after Path Failure
39
The Integrated Services Digital Network (ISDN)
40
Overview
40
ISDN and LAN Bridging
41
Protocol Prioritisation
43
3 Networking Examples
47
Point-To-Point Bridge Pair Networks
48
Bridge Pair with Single Link
48
Bridge Pair with Parallel Links
50
Bridge Pair with ISDN Backup
52
Bridge Pair with ISDN Interconnect Only
54
Multiple Bridge Pairs Network
57
Bridge Triangulation Networks
59
Simple Bridge Triangulation
59
Figure 3.6 Simple Bridge Triangulation
60
Multiple Bridge Triangulation
61
Bridge Triangulation with Resilient Links
62
Figure 3.9 Fully Resilient Network Triangulation
63
Fully Resilient Network Triangulation
63
Fully Resilient Network with ISDN Backup
64
Cost Reduced ISDN Backup
66
Figure 3.11 Cost Reduced Isdn Backup
66
Multi-Tiered Network
68
Autocalls for ISDN Only LAN Interconnect
70
Autocall Example
70
TCP/IP Autocalls
71
Novell IPX Autocalls
72
Banyan Autocalls
73
Scanet OSI Name Service Autocalls
73
4 Manager Operation
75
Menus and Forms Explained
76
Operation
77
Front Panel Operation
78
Figure 4.2 Typical Front Panel Display
78
Front Panel Display
78
Menu Navigation Via the Front Panel
78
Figure 4.3 Front Panel Menu Navigation
79
Form Display and Editing Via the Front Panel
80
Interface Activity Bar Graph Operation
81
Saving Changes Via the Front Panel
81
Manager Terminal Operation
83
Figure 4.6 Terminal Management Screen Regions
83
Screen Description
83
4.3.1.1 Title Line Region
84
4.3.1.2 Central Menu and Form Region
84
4.3.1.3 Menu Navigation Region
85
4.3.1.4 Command and Response Region
85
Figure 4.7 Main Menu (Example)
86
Menu Navigation
86
Figure 4.8 Variable List Menu (Example)
87
Figure 4.9 Hdlc Port Configuration Form (Example)
88
Form Navigation and Editing
88
Remote Terminal Management
90
Figure 4.10 Remote Devices Selection Screen (Example)
90
Disconnecting from the Management System
91
SNMP Management
92
Management System Security
92
Control Characters in Text Strings
92
Control Character Actions
93
5 Reference
94
Overview
94
Reference
95
Manager Terminal Menu Tree
95
Front Panel Manager Menu Tree
100
Figure 5.1 Main Menu Screen
101
Main Menu
101
Configuration
102
Configuration (CONF)
102
System Management
103
Figure 5.3 System Parameter Form
103
Date
103
Time
103
Password
103
Figure 5.2 Configuration Menu Screen
102
Ethernet MAC Address
104
Idle Timeout
104
LCD Manager Lock
104
Node ID
104
Unit IP Address
104
Unit Name
104
Time Since Reboot
105
Port Management
106
Name
107
Type
107
LAN Ports
109
Figure 5.5 Lan Port Configuration Form
109
LAN Ports (CONF PORT EDIT [LAN Port No])
109
Name
109
Line Speed
109
HDLC Ports
110
Figure 5.6 Hdlc Port Configuration Form
110
Line Speed
110
Data Compression
111
Backup/Demand Mode
111
Remote Unit Name
112
Idle Threshold
113
Backup Priority
114
Backup Alert
114
PPP Ports
116
Figure 5.7 Ppp Port Configuration Form
116
TA Ports
117
Figure 5.8 Ta Port Configuration Form
117
Number
117
STP Priority
117
Line Speed
118
Dial Timeout
118
ATZ String
118
Demand
118
Idle Threshold
119
Demand Priority
119
Spid
120
Local Number
120
Switch Type
120
Bridge Configuration
122
Figure 5.9 Bridge Configuration Screen
122
Bridge Configuration (CONF BRID)
122
Spanning Tree Management
123
Figure 5.10 Spanning Tree Configuration Screen
123
Spanning Tree Management (CONF BRID STP)
123
Hello Time
123
Maximum Age
124
Bridge Priority
124
Forward Delay
124
Address Filter Table
125
Figure 5.11 Filter Table Addresses Screen
125
Address Filter Table (CONF BRID ADDR)
125
Add Filter Table Entry
129
Type Filters
130
Figure 5.13 Type Filters Screen
130
Type Filters (CONF BRID TYPE)
130
Format
130
Type
130
Action on Match
130
Bridge General Parameters
132
Figure 5.14 Bridge General Parameters Entry Form
132
Bridge General Parameters (CONF BRID PARA)
132
Ageing Time
132
Action on Match
132
Unmatched Type Action
132
Learn Banyan
132
Strip Novell RIP/SAP
132
Pcanywhere over IPX
132
MS WINS Server
135
ISDN Configuration
136
Figure 5.15 Isdn Configuration Screen
136
ISDN Configuration (CONF ISDN)
136
Bridge Authorisation
138
Figure 5.16 Bridge Access Authorisation Screen
138
Bridge Authorisation (CONF ISDN AUTH)
138
ISDN Automatic Call Addresses
139
ISDN Automatic Call Addresses (CONF ISDN AUTO)
139
Type
143
Idle Threshold
147
IPX Service Type
148
IPX Network Type
148
ISDN Time Bands
149
Band Name
149
ISDN Time Bands (CONF ISDN BAND)
149
ISDN Tokens
151
Figure 5.20 Add/Edit Isdn Time Band Screen
151
ISDN Numbers and Manual Calls
152
Figure 5.22 Add/Edit Isdn Numbers Screen
153
Test Start Time
153
Last Test Day/Mo
154
Operating Days
154
Calling Line Identification
156
Figure 5.23 Isdn Cli Screen
156
Tcp-32 Wins
157
Figure 5.24 Wins Name Screen
157
Wins (Conf Isdn Wins)
157
Description
158
Entry Type
158
Figure 5.25 Add/Edit Tcp-32 Wins Screen
158
Group Address
158
IP Address
158
SNMP Management
159
Figure 5.26 Snmp Configuration Screen
159
SNMP Management (CONF SNMP)
159
Remote Trap Address
160
Remote Trap Port
161
May be Bumped
147
Remote Unit Name
147
Figure 5.27 Status and Statistics Menu Screen
162
Status and Statistics Monitor
162
Status and Statistics Monitor (STAT)
162
Ports Statistics
163
Figure 5.28 Ports Statistics Screen
163
Ethernet Port Statistics
164
Figure 5.29 Ethernet Statistics Screen
164
Ethernet Port Statistics (STAT PORT EXAM [LAN Port No])
164
Serial Interface Statistics
166
Figure 5.30 Serial Interface Statistics Screen
166
Bridge Statistics
167
Figure 5.31 Bridge Link Statistics Screen
167
Bridge Statistics (STAT BRID)
167
Link Spanning Tree Status
168
Figure 5.32 Link Spanning Tree Status Screen
168
Spanning Tree Statistics
170
ISDN Call History
172
ISDN Call Statistics
172
ISDN Call History
173
Hublet Statistics
174
TCP/IP Statistics
175
Connect to Remote Devices
176
Figure 5.38 Remote Devices Menu Screen
176
6 Utilities
178
Configuration Default
178
Unit Reboot
178
Configuration Dump
178
Configuration Load
179
Software Version
179
Trace Window
180
ISDN Clearing Codes
181
Table 6.1 Network Clearing Codes
182
Table 6.2 Internal Clearing Codes
182
Faultfinding Tcp/Ip Networks
183
Faultfinding Ipx Networks
184
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Statement of Conditions
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Table of Contents
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Before You Begin
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Conventions
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Bay Networks Technical Publications
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Bay Networks Customer Service
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How to Get Help
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Bay Networks Educational Services
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Chapter 1 Understanding Bridging
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High Performance Ethernet Bridge
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ISDN for Resilience
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ISDN Top-Up Bandwidth on Demand
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ISDN Autocall Bandwidth on Demand
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Protocol Routing and Spoofing
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Simple Installation and Management
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Security
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Additional Modules
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Optional Expansion Cards
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Optional Single and Dual Integrated BRI ISDN Terminal Adapters
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Optional Primary Rate EURO-ISDN Interface (Net5/Ictr4)
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Optional Primary Rate US Interface (National ISDN)
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Optional Quad WAN Port Expansion Board
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Optional 8 Port 10BASE-T Hub Expansion Board
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Chapter 2 Bridging Network Designs
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Pont-To-Point Bridge Pair Networks
36
Single Link
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Installation
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Parallel Links
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Figure 2-2. Bridge Pair with Parallel Links
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Installation
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ISDN Backup
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ISDN Interconnect Only
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Figure 2-4. Bridge Pair with ISDN Interconnect Only
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Multiple Bridge Pairs Network
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Installation
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Brdige Triangulation Networks
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Simple Triangulation
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Multiple Triangulation
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Figure 2-7. Multiple Bridge Triangulation
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Resilient Links
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Fully Resilient Triangulation
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Figure 2-9. Fully Wide Triangulation
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Figure 2-12. Multi-Tiered Network
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Figure 2-13. Typical Bridge Network for ISDN Autocall
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TCP/IP Autocalls
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SCANET OSI Name Service Autocalls
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Banyan Autocalls
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Chapter 3 Manager Operation
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Introduction
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Menus and Forms
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Front Panel Operation
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Front Panel Display
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Menu Navigation Via the Front Panel
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Figure 3-1. Typical Front Panel Display
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Form Display and Editing Via the Front Panel
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Figure 3-2. Front Panel Menu Navigation
65
Saving Changes Via the Front Panel
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Interface Activity Bar Graph Operation
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Manager Terminal Operation
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Screen Description
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Title Line Region
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Central Menu and Form Region
68
Figure 3-5. Terminal Management Screen Regions
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Menu Navigation Region
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Command and Response Region
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Menu Navigation
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Form Navigation and Editing
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Remote Terminal Management
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Disconnecting from the Management System
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Snmp Management
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Management System Security
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Control Characters in Text Strings
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Control Character Actions
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Chapter 4 REFERENCE
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Main Menu
82
Figure 4-1. Main Menu Screen
82
Configuration
83
Figure 4-2. Configuration Menu Screen
83
System Management
84
Port Management
86
Figure 4-4. Ports List Screen
86
LAN Ports
89
HDLC Ports
90
PPP Ports
95
TA Ports
96
Bridge Configuration
101
Spanning Tree Management
102
Figure 4-9. Spanning Tree Configuration Screen
102
Address Filter Table
103
Add Filter Table Entry
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Type Filters
108
Figure 4-11. Type Filters Screen
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Filter Table General Parameters
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Static ARP
114
Figure 4-12. Static ARP Screen
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SAP Filters
115
Figure 4-13. SAP Filters Screen
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Isdn Configuration
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Figure 4-14. ISDN Configuration Screen
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Bridge Authorisation
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Figure 4-15. Bridge Access Authorisation Screen
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ISDN Automatic Call Addresses
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ISDN Time Bands
130
ISDN Tokens
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ISDN Numbers and Manual Calls
132
Figure 4-20. Add/Edit ISDN Numbers Screen
133
Calling Line Identification
135
Figure 4-21. ISDN CLI Screen
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Figure 4-22. WINS Name Screen
136
Tcp-32 Wins
136
TA List
138
ETSI Primary Rate TA
139
Figure 4-23. Edit ETSI PRI TA
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USA Primary Rate TA
141
SNMP Management
143
Status and Statistics Monitor
146
Figure 4-26. Status and Statistics Menu
146
Ports Statistics
147
Ethernet Port Statistics
148
Serial Interface Statistics
150
Bridge Statistics
151
Link Spanning Tree Status
152
Figure 4-32. Spanning Tree Statistics Screen
153
Spanning Tree Statistics
153
ISDN Call Statistics
155
ISDN Call History
156
Hublet Statistics
157
TCP/IP Statistics
158
Connect to Remote Devices
159
Isdn Clearing Codes
161
Faultfinding IPX Networks
161
Unit Reboot
161
Configuration Dump
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