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Bay Networks Remote Annex 6100 Getting Started Manual (176 pages)
T1 Getting Started Guide
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Bay Networks
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Server
| Size: 1.74 MB
Table of Contents
Table of Contents
5
About this Guide
11
Preface
11
Printing Conventions
12
Related Documents
13
Chapter 1 Introduction
15
T1 Digital Transmission System
15
Figure 1-1. T1 Wiring Scheme
15
Figure 1-2. Typical T1 Transmission System
16
The Remote Annex 6100
17
Figure 1-3. Data Flow in the Receive Direction
17
Figure 1-4. Data Flow in the Transmit Direction
18
Figure 1-5. Remote Access with the Remote Annex 6100
19
Chapter 2 Commands and Parameters
21
T1 Commands
21
Table 2-1. T1-Related Commands
21
Stats -T
22
Table 2-2. Arguments for the Stats -T Command
22
Table 2-3. the Stats -T Command Display
24
T1_Loopback
28
Reset
30
Table 2-4. Keywords for the Reset T1 Command
30
Set T1
32
Show T1
33
T1 Parameters
34
Alarmsyslog
35
Bypass
36
Map
37
Figure 2-1. DS0 Mapping
37
Table 2-5. Options for Mapping a Modem to an Interface
38
Figure 2-2. Mapping a Modem to an Interface
39
Table 2-6. Options for Mapping the Two Interfaces
40
Figure 2-3. Mapping the Two Interfaces
41
Ring
42
Sigproto
43
Table 2-7. Options for the Sigproto Command
43
Switch_Type
45
T1_Info
46
Tdi_Distance
47
Tdi_Framing
48
Tdi_Line_Code
49
Tni_Circuit_Id
50
Tni_Clock
51
Tni_Esf_Fdl
52
Tni_Framing
53
Tni_Line_Buildout
54
Tni_Line_Code
55
Tni_Ones_Density
56
Table 2-8. T1- SpecifiC Parameters Vs. MIB Objects
57
Chapter 3 Configuration
59
Configuring a T1 Connection
59
Chapter 4 The Internal Modems
63
Features
64
Using the at Command Set
65
Entering at Commands at any Speed
65
Key at Command Factory Defaults
66
Table 4-1. Key at Command Factory Defaults
66
Hanging up
68
Establishing 11-Bit Data Connections
68
V.32Bis Cellular Connections Using at Commands
68
Universal Cellular Setup
69
MNP 10 V.32Bis Quick Connect Cellular Only Setup
69
Additional Connection Speed Enhancements
70
Modulation Protocols
70
Using Multi-Protocol Auto-Answer
70
V.34 and V.FC
70
V.32 and V.32Bis Protocols
71
V.23 Protocol
72
V.23 1,200 Bps Half-Duplex Operation
72
V.22 and V.22Bis Protocols
73
V.21 Protocol
73
Bell 212A Protocol
74
Bell 103 Protocol
74
Protocol Configuration Command Settings
74
Table 4-2. Configuring the Modem with %F0 Set
75
Table 4-3. Configuring the Modem for V.23 Connections
76
Speed and Protocol Connection Matrices
77
Table 4-4. Modem Speed and Protocol Combinations
77
Error Correction
79
MNP Classes
79
Other Classes of MNP
80
Diagnostics
81
Power-Up Diagnostics
82
Local Analog Loopback with Self-Test
82
Using Commands to Perform a Local Analog Loopback with Self-Test
82
Local Analog Loopback
83
Using Commands to Perform a Local Analog Loopback
83
Remote Digital Loopback with Self-Test
84
Remote Digital Loopback
85
Using Commands to Perform a Remote Digital Loopback
85
Local Digital Loopback
86
Using Commands to Perform a Local Digital Loopback
86
Respond to Remote Digital Loopback
87
Automatically Terminating a Test: Register S18
87
Result Codes
88
Connection Result Code Tables
88
Table 4-5. Result Codes
88
Table 4-6. Long Form Connect Result Codes
89
Table 4-7. Long Form Connect Result Codes
90
Table 4-9. ATV0W2 Report Modulation Speed
93
The Command Set
95
Entering Commands
95
Issuing at Commands at any Speed
96
Commands
96
Table A-1. the &C and \D Settings
109
Restore Factory Defaults
112
Table A-2. the \Kn Command
117
Table A-3. Modem Connections When %L1 or %L3 Is Set
118
Table A-4. Modem Connections When %L1 or %L3 Is Set
119
Table A-5. Modem Connections When %L4 Is Set
120
Table A-6. Modem Connections When %L0 Is Set
121
Table A-7. Connection Types Depending on Operating Mode
126
Registers
144
Commands to Change or Read Registers
144
Table A-8. Saved Command Settings with S14
151
Table A-9. Saved Command Settings with S16
152
Table A-10. Saved Command Settings with S21
153
Table A-11. Saved Command Settings with S22
153
Table A-12. Saved Command Settings with S23
154
Table A-13. Saved Command Settings with S27
156
Table A-14. T15 Command Settings
162
Table A-15. MNP Link Control
164
Table A-16. :T23 Settings
165
Table A-17. :T26 Settings
165
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Bay Networks Remote Annex 6100 Installation Manual (114 pages)
Remote Annex Network Software for Windows
Brand:
Bay Networks
| Category:
Software
| Size: 14.56 MB
Table of Contents
Table of Contents
3
Supported Platforms
11
Supported Version
12
Using this Manual
12
Printing Conventions
13
Chapter 1 Overview, Requirements, and Online Help
15
Workstation Hardware and Software Requirements
16
Requirements for Server Tools
16
Table 1-1. Supported Platforms
16
Requirements for NA and Quick2Config Annex
17
Table 1-2. Workstation Hardware and Software Requirements
17
Annexes
18
IP Stack Software
18
Windows 3.1 and Windows for Workgroups 3.11
19
Table 1-3. Supported IP Stacks
19
Windows 95 and Windows NT TCP/IP
20
Making Installation Diskettes
21
Figure 1-1. Make Floppies Dialog Box
21
Using the Annex Software Online Help System
22
Figure 1-2. Choose Location Dialog Box
22
Starting Online Help
23
Exiting Online Help
24
Moving Around Online Help
24
Chapter 2 Installing on a Windows NT Server
25
Security Authentication
25
Securid
26
Radius
26
Log on Privileges
26
Starting the Setup Program
27
Figure 2-1. Welcome Dialog Box
28
Figure 2-2. Select Operation Dialog Box
29
Figure 2-3. Install Software Dialog Box
30
Installing NA
31
Figure 2-4. Overwrite or Install Dialog Box
31
Figure 2-5. Choose Destination Location Dialog Box
32
Figure 2-6. Setup Progress Icons
33
Figure 2-7. Readme File Dialog Box
33
Loading Server Tools
34
No Previous Version
34
Figure 2-8. Server Tools Choose Destination Location Dialog Box
34
Figure 2-9. Choose Directory Dialog Box
35
Previous Version Found
36
Figure 2-10. Server Tools Installation Option Dialog Box
37
Choosing Remote Annexes
38
Figure 2-11. Select Remote Annex Image Dialog Box
38
Figure 2-12. Server Tools Options Dialog Box
39
Loading Quick2Config Annex
40
No Previous Version
40
Figure 2-13. Choose Destination Location Dialog Box
40
Previous Version Found
41
Figure 2-14. Overwrite or Install Dialog Box
41
Loading the Programs
42
Figure 2-15. Setup Progress Icons
42
Figure 2-16. Readme File Dialog Box
43
Figure 2-17. Setup Complete Message Box
43
Getting Started with Remote Annex Network Software
44
Chapter 3
45
Installing on Windows 95 and Windows NT Workstation
45
And 4.0
45
Starting the Setup Program
45
Figure 3-1. Welcome Dialog Box
46
Figure 3-2. Installation Options Dialog Box
47
Figure 3-3. Install Software Dialog Box
48
Installing NA
49
Figure 3-4. Overwrite or Install Dialog Box
49
Figure 3-5. Choose Destination Location Dialog Box
50
Figure 3-6. Setup Progress Icons
51
Figure 3-7. Readme File Dialog Box
51
Loading Quick2Config Annex
52
No Previous Version
52
Figure 3-8. Choose Destination Location Dialog Box
52
Loading the Programs
54
Figure 3-9. Overwrite or Install Dialog Box
54
Figure 3-10. Setup Progress Icons
55
Figure 3-11. Readme File Dialog Box
55
Getting Started with Quick2Config Annex and NA
56
Figure 3-12. Setup Complete Message Box
56
Chapter 4 Installing Quick2Config on Windows 3.1 and Windows for Workgroups
57
Starting the Setup Program
57
Win32S Installation
58
Figure 4-1. Win32S Installation Dialog Box
58
Figure 4-2. Restart Windows Dialog Box
59
Loading Quick2Config Annex
60
Figure 4-3. Welcome Dialog Box
60
Figure 4-4. Installation Options Dialog Box
61
Figure 4-5. Choose Destination Location Dialog Box
62
No Previous Version
62
Figure 4-6. Overwrite or Install Dialog Box
63
Previous Version Found
63
Figure 4-7. Choose Installation Directory Dialog Box
64
Installing the IP Stack
65
Figure 4-8. IP Stack Query Dialog Box
65
Figure 4-9. Modify System Files Dialog Box
66
Figure 4-10. Setup Message Box
66
Figure 4-11. Information Message Box
67
Figure 4-12. Restart Windows Dialog Box
68
Getting Started with Quick2Config Annex
69
Chapter 5 Configuration Examples
71
Configuring Remote Annex Ports
71
Before You Begin
71
Accessing the Annex
72
Figure 5-1. Add Annex Dialog Box
72
Figure 5-2. Annex Icon, Name, and Model Number
73
Figure 5-3. Expanded Annex Tree View
73
Configuring an Annex Terminal Port
74
Figure 5-4. Setting Port 1 to no Modem
74
Figure 5-5. Quick2Config Annex Reset Confirmation Dialog Box
75
Configuring a Dial-In Modem Port
76
Figure 5-7. Quick2Config Annex Port General Tab
77
Figure 5-8. Quick2Config Annex Port Line Control Tab
79
Figure 5-9. Quick2Config Annex Modems Tab
80
Figure 5-10. Quick2Config Annex Modem Interfaces Tab
81
Configuring a Dial-Out Modem Port
82
Figure 5-11. Port 3 Set for Dial-Out Modem
83
Troubleshooting
83
Figure 5-12. Port Identification Using the Who Command
84
Figure 5-13. Netstat -Ip Command and Return
84
Setting up PRI Channels
85
Before You Begin
85
Access the Annex
86
Figure 5-14. Add Annex Dialog Box
86
Figure 5-15. Annex Icon and RA6300 Name
87
Configuring for Dial-In Clients
88
Figure 5-16. Expanded RA6300 Display
88
Figure 5-17. Quick2Config Call Defaults Tab
89
Channel Configuration for PPP Calls
90
Editing the Session Parameter Blocks
91
Figure 5-18. Quick2Config Channel Tab
91
Figure 5-19. Session Parameter Blocks in the Default Annex Configuration File
92
Saving the List of Client Annexes
94
Appendix A Configuring the Netmanage Chameleonnfs IP Stack (16-Bit)
95
Table A-1. Where to Go Next
95
Editing Win.ini (if System Files Were Not Modified
96
Editing System Files for Network Adapter Cards with ODI
96
Adding an Interface
98
Figure A-1. Custom Window
99
Figure A-2. Add Interface Dialog Box
99
Specifying Network Adapter Parameters (NDIS
100
Supported Vendor and Board Type
100
Figure A-3. Hardware Dialog Box
100
Unsupported Vendor and Board Type
102
Figure A-4. "Other" Hardware Dialog Box
102
Specifying the IP Address and Subnet Mask
103
Figure A-5. Internet Address Dialog Box
103
Specifying the Host Name and Domain Name
104
Figure A-6. Subnet Mask Dialog Box
104
Figure A-7. Host Name Dialog Box
105
Figure A-8. Domain Name Dialog Box
105
Selecting the Ethernet Type
106
Defining the Default Gateway
106
Figure A-9. Ethernet Type Dialog Box
106
Disabling Trap Administration
107
Figure A-10. Default Gateway Dialog Box
107
Saving Your Custom Settings
108
Figure A-11. Trap Administration Dialog Box
108
Verifying Network Connectivity (16-Bit
109
Figure A-12. Custom Program Exit Message
109
Figure A-13. Ping Window
110
Figure A-14. Host Window
110
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