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Black Box LRA 2900 Reference Manual

Black Box LRA 2900 Reference Manual (280 pages)

Remote Access Server (RAS)

Brand: Black Box | Category: Server | Size: 11.45 MB

Table of Contents

Industry Canada Notice
2
Radio and Tv Interference
2
Fcc Compliance
3
Fcc Information
3
Fcc Part 68 Compliance Statement
3
Instrucciones de Seguridad
4
Table of Contents
6
About this Guide

30
- Audience
  30
- Structure
  30
- Typographical Conventions Used in this Document
  31
  - General Conventions
    31
  - Mouse Conventions
    32
Chapter 1 Introduction

34
- Introduction
  34
- HTTP/HTML and SNMP Object Format
  35
- Introduction
  35
- Logging into the HTTP/HTML Administration
  35
- Saving HTTP/HTML Object Changes
  36
Home

38
Import/Export

42
- Introduction
  43
- Export Configuration
  43
- Import Configuration
  45
Alarms

46
- Introduction
  47
- Displaying the Alarms Window
  47
  - Alarm Response Outputs
    48
    
    Clear All Alarms
    49
    
    Major Alarm Syslog Priority (Majorsyslogpriority)
    49
    
    Major Alarm Trap IP (Majortrapip)
    49
    
    Minor Alarm Syslog Priority (Minsyslogpriority)
    49
    
    Minor Alarm Trap IP (Minortrapip)
    49
  - Alarms
    49
    
    Alarm Count
    49
    
    Alarm ID
    49
    
    Alarm Name
    49
    
    Alarm Time
    49
    
    Clear Alarm
    50
- Modify Response-Configuring the Alarm Response System
  50
- Modify Alarms-Configuring Alarm Severity Levels
  52
- Authentication
  54
Chapter 5 Authentication

55
Chapter 6 DAX

65
- Introduction
  65
- Configuring the DAX
  65
Dial in

68
Chapter 7 Dial in

73
Dial out

110
Chapter 8 Dial out

112
- Introduction
  112
- Dial out Main Window
  112
  - Total Active Calls (Doactive)
    112
  - User (Doactusername)
    112
  - State (Doactstate)
    113
  - Session Time (Doactsessiontime)
    113
  - Disconnect Reason (Doactterminatereason)
    113
- Dial out Details Window
  114
- Dial out Modify Window
  115
  - Modify Login
    115
    
    TCP Port (Dotcpport)
    115
    
    TCP Type (Doservicetype)
    115
    
    Initial Banner (Dobanner)
    116
    
    Login Technique (Dologintechnique)
    116
    
    Password Prompt (Dopasswordprompt)
    116
    
    Restrict to Lan (Dorestricttolan)
    116
    
    Username Prompt (Dousernameprompt)
    116
  - Modify Attempts
    116
    
    Failure Banner (Dofailurebanner)
    116
    
    Login Attempts Allowed (Doallowattempts)
    116
  - Modify Maximum Time
    117
    
    Maximum Idle Time (Doidletimeout)
    117
    
    Maximum Session Time (Dosessiontimeout)
    117
    
    Call History Timeout (Min) (Dolingertime)
    118
    
    Time to Login (Sec) (Dologintimeout)
    118
  - Modify Modem Configuration
    118
    
    ISDN (Domodemisdnenable)
    118
    
    V21 (Domodemv21Enable)
    118
    
    V22 (Domodemv22Enable)
    118
    
    V32 (Domodemv32Enable)
    118
    
    V34 (Domodemv34Enable)
    118
    
    Carrier Loss Duration (Domodemcarrierlossduration)
    119
    
    Compression (Domodemcompression)
    119
    
    Guard Tone (Domodemguardtone)
    119
    
    Maximum Speed (Domodemmaxspeed)
    119
    
    Minimum Speed (Domodemminspeed)
    119
    
    Protocol (Domodemprotocol)
    119
    
    Retrain (Domodemretrain)
    119
    
    Tx Level (Domodemtxlevel)
    119
Dial out Model LRA2900A RAS Administrators' Reference Guide

119
- Dial out User Statistics Window
  120
  - Unique ID
    121
    
    Current Progress (Doactstate)
    121
    
    DSP Link (Doactdspindex)
    121
    
    Time Slot (Doactslotindex)
    121
    
    WAN Link (Doactlinkindex)
    121
  - Session
    121
    
    Minutes until Timeout (Doactremainingidle)
    121
    
    Time Call Is/Was Active (Doactsessiontime)
    121
    
    Time Left in Session (Doactremainingsession)
    121
  - Phone
    121
    
    Number Called (Doactnumberdialed)
    122
  - Data
    122
    
    Octets Received (Doactreceivedoctets)
    122
    
    Octets Sent (Doactsentoctets)
    122
  - Physical Layer
    122
    
    Connection Modulation (Doactmodulation)
    122
    
    Connection Speed (Doactspeed)
    123
    
    Data Compression Protocol (Doactcompression)
    123
    
    Error Correction Protocol (Doacterrorcorrection)
    123
    
    Locally Initiated Renegotiates (Doactlocalrenegotiates)
    123
    
    Locally Initiated Retrains (Doactlocalretrains)
    123
    
    Modulation Symbol Rate (Doactsymbolrate)
    123
    
    Remote Initiated Renegotiates (Doactremoterenegotiates)
    124
    
    Remote Initiated Retrains (Doactremoteretrains)
    124
- Restrict Modification (Domodemrestrictmods)
  120
- An Example Demonstrating How Dial-Out Is Used
  124
Drop and Insert

126
- Introduction
  127
- Drop and Insert Main Window
  127
  - Session Timeout (Drsessiontimeout)
    127
  - Call History Timeout (Drlingertime)
    127
  - Active Calls (Dractive)
    127
  - Session ID (Dractindex)
    127
  - Originating Link (Dractlinkindex)
    128
  - Originating Channel (Dractchannel)
    128
  - Passed to Link (Dractpasslinkindex)
    128
  - Passed to Channel (Dractpasschannel)
    128
  - Number Dialed (Dractnumberdialed)
    128
  - Calling Number (Dractcallingphone)
    128
  - Session Time (Dractsessiontime)
    128
  - Remaining Time (Dractremainingsession)
    128
  - State (Dractstate)
    128
- How Drop and Insert Works
  128
  - Using Drop and Insert
    129
- Digital Signal Processing (DSP)
  130
Chapter 10 Digital Signal Processing (DSP)

131
Chapter 11 Ethernet

143
Chapter 12 Filter IP

149
- Introduction
  149
- Defining a Filter
  149
- Modify Filter
  149
  - Name (Filteripname)
    150
  - Direction (Filteripdirection)
    150
  - Action (Filteripaction)
    150
  - Source IP (Filteripsourceip)
    151
  - Source IP Mask (Filteripsourcemask)
    151
  - Destination IP (Filteripdestinationip)
    151
  - Destination Mask (Filteripdestinationmask)
    151
  - Source Port (Filteripsourceport)
    151
  - Action (Filteripsourceportcmp)
    151
  - Destination Port (Filteripdestinationport)
    152
  - Action (Filteripdestinationportcmp)
    152
  - Protocol (Filteripprotocol)
    152
  - TCP Established (Filteriptcpestablished)
    152
  - Default for Dialin (Filteripdefaultdialin)
    152
- An Example of Using a Filter
  152
Frame Relay

156
Chapter 13 Frame Relay

158
- Introduction
  158
- Configuring a Frame Relay Link
  158
  - Line Configuration
    158
  - WAN Channel Assignment Main Screen
    159
- Configuring Frame Relay Link Parameters
  160
- The Frame Relay Main Window
  160
  - Link: X Status (Framerelstatus)
    161
  - HDLC Statistics on Link
    161
    
    Aborts (Framerelrxabort)
    161
    
    Data Overflow (Framerelrxdataoverflow)
    161
    
    Message Ends (Framerelrxmessageends)
    161
    
    No Buffers Available (Framerelrxnobufferavailable)
    161
    
    Overflow (Framerelrxoverflow)
    161
    
    Packets too Long (Framerelrxpackettoolong)
    161
    
    Receive (Bits/Sec) (Framerelrxoctets)
    161
    
    Transmit (Bits/Sec) (Framereltxoctets)
    161
    
    LINK Resets (Framerelresets)
    162
    
    Produce Status Change Trap (Frtrapstate)
    162
    
    Tx Underrruns (Framereltxunderrun)
    162
- DLMI Window
  163
  - Data Link Protocol
    164
  - DLCI Length
    164
  - Polling Interval (T391)
    164
  - Full Enquiry Interval (N391)
    164
  - Error Threshold (N392)
    164
  - Monitored Events (N393)
    164
  - Max Virtual Circuits
    164
  - LMI Interface
    164
  - Bidirectional Polling
    165
  - Polling Verification (T392)
    165
  - Configuring Permanent Virtual Circuits
    165
- DLCI Window
  165
  - DLCI (Frcircuitdlci)
    166
  - Interface # (Frameipinterfacenum)
    166
  - State (Frcircuitstate)
    166
  - Committed Burst (Bits) (Frcircuitcommitedburst)
    167
  - Excess Burst (Bits) (Frcircuitexcessburst)
    167
  - Throughput (Bits) (Frcircuitthroughput)
    167
  - IP Address (Frameipaddr)
    167
  - Congestion (Frameenablecongestion)
    167
  - Adding Dlcis
    167
- Configuring IP Routing with a Frame Relay Link
  167
  - Adding a Route
    168
- Link Status and the IP Forwarding
  169
- Interfaces
  170
Chapter 14 Interfaces

171
- Introduction
  171
- Interfaces Main Window
  171
  - Number (Ifindex)
    171
  - Type (Iftype)
    172
  - Admin Stat (Ifadminstatus)
    172
  - Operational Status (Ifoperstatus)
    172
- Interface Details
  173
Chapter 15 IP

179
- Introduction
  179
- IP Main Window
  179
- Modify
  182
  - Forwarding (Ipforwarding)
    182
  - Default Time-To-Live (Ipdefaultttl)
    183
- Tcp
  183
  - TCP Main Window
    183
    
    Active Opens (Tcpactiveopens)
    184
    
    Attempt/Fails (Tcpattemptfails)
    184
    
    Current ESTABLISHED (Tcpcurrestab)
    184
    
    ESTABLISHED Resets (Tcpestabresets)
    184
    
    Maximum Connections (Tcpmaxconn)
    184
    
    Passive Opens (Tcppassiveopens)
    184
    
    Retransmit-Timeout Algorithm (Tcprtoalgorithm)
    184
    
    Retransmit-Timeout Maximum (Tcprtomax)
    184
    
    Retransmit-Timeout Minimum (Tcprtomin)
    184
    
    Total Received (Tcpinsegs)
    184
    
    Total Received in Error (Tcpinerrs)
    185
    
    Total Retransmitted (Tcpretranssegs)
    185
    
    Total Sent W/Rst Flag (Tcpoutrsts)
    185
  - TCP Details
    185
    
    Local Port (Tcpconnlocalport)
    185
    
    Remote Address (Tcpconnremaddress)
    185
    
    Remote Port (Tcpconnremport)
    185
    
    State (Tcpconnstate)
    185
IP Model LRA2900A RAS Administrators' Reference Guide

185
- Udp
  186
- Icmp
  187
  - Block ICMP Redirects (Boxblockicmpredirects)
    188
  - ICMP Receive/Send Messages Window
    188
    
    Total Received/Sent (Icmpinmsgs, Imcpoutmsgs)
    188
    
    W/Errors (Icmpinerrors, Icmpouterrors)
    188
    
    Destinations Unreachable (Icmpindestunreachs, Icmpoutdestunreachs)
    189
    
    Echos (Icmpinechos, Icmpoutechos)
    189
    
    Parameter Problems (Icmpinparmprobs, Icmpoutparmprobs)
    189
    
    Redirects (Icmpinredirects, Icmpoutredirects)
    189
    
    Source Quenchs (Icmpinsrcquenchs, Icmpoutsrcquenchs)
    189
    
    Times Exceeded (Icmpintimeexcds, Icmpouttimeexcds)
    189
    
    Address Mask Replys (Icmpinaddrmasksreps) (Icmpoutaddrmasksreps)
    190
    
    Address Mask Requests (Icmpinaddrmasks) (Icmpoutaddrmasks)
    190
    
    Echo Replys (Icmpinreps, Icmpoutreps)
    190
    
    Time Stamp Replys (Icmpintimestampsreps) (Icmpouttimestampsreps)
    190
    
    Time Stamps (Icmpintimestamps, Icmpintimestamps)
    190
- Addressing Information
  190
  - IP Addressing Information Details
    190
    
    Entry Broadcast Address (Ipadentbcastaddr)
    191
    
    Entry Interface Index (Ipadentifindex)
    191
    
    Entry Reassembly Maximum Size (Ipadentreasmmaxsize)
    191
    
    Entry Subnet Mask (Ipadentnetmask)
    191
- Routing Information
  191
  - Destination (Iproutedest)
    192
  - Mask (Iproutemask)
    192
  - Gateway (Routegateway)
    192
  - Cost (Routecost)
    192
  - Interface (Iprouteifindex)
    192
  - State (Routestate)
    192
  - Add a Route
    193
    
    Adding a Point-To-Point Route
    193
    
    Adding a Static Point-To-Point Route to a Remote Host
    193
    
    Adding the Default Gateway
    193
    
    Adding a Static Routes to a Remote Network
    194
  - Advanced
    194
- O/S Forwarding Table Window
  195
  - Destination (Iproutedest)
    195
  - Mask (Iproutemask)
    195
  - Next Hop (Iproutenexthop)
    195
  - Interface (Iprouteifindex)
    195
  - Type (Iproutetype)
    195
  - Protocol (Iprouteproto)
    196
  - Info (Iprouteinfo)
    196
- IP Routing Destination Window
  197
  - Route Destination (Iproutedest)
    197
  - Mask (Iproutemask)
    197
  - Interface (Iprouteifindex)
    197
  - Protocol (Iprouteproto)
    197
  - Seconds Since Updated (Iprouteage)
    198
  - Tag (Routetag)
    198
  - Gateway (Routegateway)
    198
  - Cost (Routecost)
    198
  - State (Routestate)
    198
- Address Translation Information
  198
  - Interface (Ipnettomediaentry)
    199
  - Net Address (Ipnettomedianetaddress)
    199
  - Physical (Ipnettomediaphysaddress)
    199
  - Type (Ipnettomediatype)
    199
Chapter 16 MFR Version 2

200
MFR Version

201
- Introduction
  202
- MFR Version 2 Main Window
  202
  - Line Signalling
    202
    
    Country (Linesigcountry)
    202
    
    Idle Code (Linesigidlecode)
    202
    
    Back Acknowledge (Linesigbackack)
    203
    
    Back Answer (Linesigbackanswer)
    203
    
    Forward Seize (Linesigforwardseize)
    203
    
    Minimum Detection Time (Linesigmindetecttime)
    203
    
    Minimum Transition Time (Linesigmintranstime)
    203
    
    Protocol Timeout (Linesigprototimeout)
    203
- Interregister Signalling
  203
  - Called Number
    203
    
    First and Middle Response Code (Interregcallednumfirst)
    203
    
    Total Digits (Interregcallednumdig)
    203
- MFR Version 2-Modify
  204
  - Line Signalling
    204
    
    Country (Linesigcountry)
    205
    
    Idle Code (Linesigidlecode)
    205
    
    Back Acknowledge (Linesigbackack)
    206
    
    Forward Seize (Linesigforwardseize)
    206
    
    Back Answer (Linesigbackanswer)
    207
    
    Minimum Detection Time (Linesigmindetecttime)
    207
    
    Minimum Transition Time (Linesigmintranstime)
    207
    
    Protocol Timeout (Linesigprototimeout)
    207
  - Interregister Signalling
    207
    
    Called Number
    208
    
    First and Middle Response Code (Interregcallednumfirst)
    208
    
    Last Response Code (Interregcallednumlast)
    208
    
    Total Digits (Interregcallednumdig)
    208
    
    Calling Number
    209
    
    First and Middle Response Code (Interregcallingnumfirst)
    209
    
    Last Response Code (Interregcallingnumlast)
    209
    
    Total Digits (Interregcallingnumdig)
    209
Chapter 17 RIP Version 2

212
- Introduction
  213
- RIP Version 2 Main Window
  213
RIP Version

213
- Adding a RIP Address
  214
- Receive (Rip2Ifconfreceive)
  214
- RIP Version 2-Configuration
  215
  - Address (Rip2Ifconfaddress)
    215
  - Domain (Rip2Ifconfdomain)
    215
  - Authentication Type (Rip2Ifconfauthtype)
    215
  - Authentication Key (Rip2Ifconfauthkey)
    215
  - Send (Rip2Ifconfsend)
    215
  - Receive (Rip2Ifconfreceive)
    216
  - Metric (Rip2Ifconfdefaultmetric)
    216
  - Status (Rip2Ifconfstatus)
    216
- RIP Version 2 (Statistics)
  216
- Snmp
  218
Chapter 18 SNMP

219
- Introduction
  219
- SNMP Window
  219
  - Packets (Snmpinpkts)
    220
  - Bad Version (Snmpinbadversions)
    220
  - Bad Community Names (Snmpinbadcommunitynames)
    220
  - Bad Community Uses (Snmpinbadcommunity)
    220
  - ASN Parseerrors (Snmpinasnparseerrs)
    220
  - Error Status "Too Big" (Snmpintoobigs)
    220
  - No such Names (Snmpinnosuchnames)
    220
  - Bad Values (Snmpinbadvalues)
    220
  - Error Status "Read Only" (Snmpinreadonlys)
    220
  - Generated Errors (Snmpingenerrs)
    220
  - Set Variables (Snmpintotalsetvars)
    221
  - Get Requests (Snmpingetrequests)
    221
  - Get Next Requests (Snmpingetnexts)
    221
  - Set Requests (Snmpinsetrequests)
    221
  - Get Responses (Snmpingetresponses)
    221
  - Traps (Snmpintraps)
    221
- Out
  221
- Using SNMP with the Access Server
  222
System

226
Chapter 19 System

228
- Introduction
  228
- System Main Window
  228
  - Cpu
    229
    
    Percentage CPU Idle (Boxidletime)
    229
    
    Time Slices 90% Utilized (Boxcpuwarning)
    229
    
    Time Slices Fully Utilized (Boxcpucritical)
    229
  - SNMP and HTTP
    229
    
    Super User Password (Boxsnmpmasterpassword)
    229
    
    User Password (Boxsnmpmonitorpassword)
    229
    
    Version (Boxsnmpversion)
    229
  - Manufacturer
    229
    
    Serial Number (Boxmanufacturedatecode)
    229
    
    Free (Boxmsgblksfree)
    230
    
    Packet Holding Message Blocks
    230
    
    Total (Boxmsgblksconfigured)
    230
    
    Total Time Waited (Boxcountmsgblktaskwait)
    230
    
    Total Times Unavailable (Boxcountmsgblkunavailable)
    230
  - Operating System Heap Memory
    231
    
    Free (Boxheapfreespace)
    231
    
    Largest (Boxheaplargestspace)
    231
  - Enclosure System
    231
    
    Highest Temperature (Boxmaxtemperature)
    231
    
    Internal Temperature (Boxtemperature)
    231
  - Payable Features
    231
    
    Enable Payable Features (Boxfeatureenablekey)
    231
  - Installation
    231
    
    Country (Installcountry)
    231
    
    Box Name (Sysname)
    232
    
    Monitor Privilege (Boxmonitorprivilege)
    232
    
    Physical Location (Syslocation)
    232
    
    Running Since Last Boot (Sysuptime)
    232
    
    System Manager (Syscontact)
    232
    
    System Services (Sysservices)
    232
    
    Systemid (Sysobjectid)
    232
    
    Web Settings (Boxbackgroundflag)
    232
- System-Modify Window
  233
  - SNMP and HTTP
    233
    
    Version (Boxsnmpversion)
    233
    
    Super User Password (Boxsnmpmasterpassword)
    234
    
    User Password (Boxsnmpmonitorpassword)
    234
  - Payable Features
    234
    
    Enable Payable Features(Boxfeatureenablekey)
    234
  - Installation
    234
    
    Country (Installcountry)
    234
  - Other
    234
    
    Physical Location (Syslocation)
    234
    
    System Manager (Syscontact)
    234
    
    System Services (Sysservices)
    234
- System-Packet Holding Message Blocks
  235
- System Log
  236
Chapter 20 System Log

237
- Introduction
  237
- System Log Main Window
  237
- System Log-Modify
  238
- System Log-Volatile Memory
  242
  - Time (Sltick)
    242
  - Message (Slmessage)
    242
- System Log-Non-Volatile Memory
  243
  - Time (Slftick)
    243
  - Message (Slfmessage)
    243
- What the System Log Messages Are Telling You
  243
T1/E1 Link

244
Chapter 21 T1/E1 Link

247
About

268
- Introduction
  269
- Black Box Contact Information
  269
License

270
- Introduction
  271
- End User License Agreement
  271
  - Definitions
    271
  - Title
    272
  - Term
    272
  - Grant of License
    272
  - Warranty
    272
  - Termination
    272
A Supported RADIUS Attributes

274
- Access-Accept Attributes
  275
- Access-Request Attributes
  275
- Access-Challenge Attributes
  276
- Accounting-Start Attributes
  276
- Accounting-Stop Attributes
  277
A MIB Trees

278
- Model LRA 2900 MIB Tree Structure
  279

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