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Cabletron Systems SmartSwitch 1800 User Manual (448 pages)

Cabletron Systems Switch User Guide

Brand: Cabletron Systems | Category: Switch | Size: 4.12 MB

User Guide
1
About this Manual
4
Screen Displays
5
Table of Contents
7
Section I

19
- Getting Started
  
  19
Chapter 1 Product Overview

21
- Network Example
  21
- Hardware Overview
  23
  - Models
    23
  - User Interfaces
    24
  - Operator Interfaces
    24
Chapter 2 Getting Started

25
- Quick Start
  25
- Port Assignment Worksheet
  26
- Physical Port Locations
  26
- Port Assignments
  26
  - Loggin into the Main Menu
    28
  - Port Status Display
    28
    
    Reviewing Boot Messages
    29
    
    Moving through the Menus
    30
  - Setting the Date and Time
    33
  - Changing the Login Password
    33
- Date and Time Parameters
  33
  - Stopping Operation
    34
    
    Logging out
    34
    
    Rebooting
    34
    
    Shutting down
    34
  - What Next
    34
- Configuration
  
  35
Chapter 3 Introduction to Database Configuration

37
Chapter 4 Configuring Node Defaults

51
Chapter 5 Loading Protocols

61
- Protocol Configuration Menu
  61
- Protocol Parameters
  62
Chapter 6 Configuring Physical Ports

63
Chapter 7 Configuring Frame Relay

69
Chapter 8 Configuring

93
- Configuring a Physical X.25 Port
  94
  - Configuring Closed User Groups
    95
- X.25 Port CUG Parameters
  95
  - Configuring a Network Trunk
    96
- X.25 Port Trunk Parameters
  96
  - Configuring a Dial Port
    97
  - Physical X.25 Port Parameters
    97
- Dial Port Parameters
  103
- Configuring a Logical X.25 Port
  104
- Logical Port Screen 1
  104
  - Logical Port Parameters
    105
- Configuring Subscriber Ids
  112
- Typical SVC Subscriber Screen
  112
  - Subscriber Addressing
    113
- Wildcard Addressing Example
  113
  - Hunt Group Example
    114
  - Subscriber Parameters
    116
- Configuring X.25 Address Translation Templates
  118
- Backup Using Address Translation
  118
- Address Translation Templates Display
  119
  - Translation Template Parameters
    120
- Address Translation Template Screen
  120
  - Replacing Called/Calling Address or User Data
    121
  - Replacing Protocol ID
    122
  - Replacing Facilities
    122
  - Translation Examples
    122
  - Testing a Translation Template
    123
- Address Translation Test Screen
  123
- Configuring X.25-To-X.25 Pvcs
  124
- X.25-To-X.25 PVC Screen
  124
  - X.25 PVC Parameters
    125
Configuring X.25

93
- Introduction
  93
  - Required Configuration
    93
Chapter 9 Configuring SNA

127
- Introduction
  127
  - Required Configuration
    129
- SDLC/LLC2 Examples
  129
- Configuring an SNA Port
  130
- SNA Port Screen 1
  130
- SDLC PU Subscriber Parameters Screen
  131
  - SNA Port Parameters
    132
- SNA Port PU Parameters
  133
- Configuring Subscriber Addresses
  140
- Typical SVC Subscriber Screen
  140
  - Subscriber Parameters
    141
- SVC Subscriber Parameters
  141
  - Configuring a Hunt Group for SNA Subscribers
    142
- Configuring an LLC2 Virtual LAN ID
  143
- Configuring LLC2 Hosts
  144
- LLC2 Defaults Configuration Screen
  144
- LLC2 Originated Host Configuration Screen
  145
- LLC2 Terminated Host Configuration Screen
  145
- LLC2 Host Connections Screen
  146
  - LLC2 Host Parameters
    147
- Configuring LLC2 Interfaces
  152
- LLC2 Interfaces Display
  152
- Bridge Port/Llc2 Interface Record, Ethernet
  153
- Bridge Port/Llc2 Interface Record, Frame Relay
  153
  - LLC2 Interface Parameters
    154
- Bridge Port/Llc2 Interface Parameters
  154
Chapter 10 Configuring BSC Interactive

157
- Introduction
  157
  - Required Configuration
    157
- Configuring BSC Interactive Port Records
  158
- BSC Interactive Port Record
  159
  - BSC Interactive Port Parameters
    160
- BSC Interactive Port Subscriber Parameters
  161
- Configuring Subscriber Addresses
  164
  - Subscriber Parameters
    164
- Typical SVC Subscriber Screen
  164
- SVC Subscriber Parameters
  164
- SVC Subscriber Parameters
  165
- Configuring BSC Interactive Devices
  166
- BSC Interactive Devices Screen
  167
- Control and Device Unit Addressing
  167
  - BSC Interactive Device Parameters
    168
Chapter 11 Configuring BSC Batch

169
- Introduction
  169
  - Required Configuration
    169
- Configuring BSC Batch Ports
  170
- BSC Batch Port Record
  170
  - BSC Batch Port Parameters
    171
- BSC Batch Port Record, Screen 3
  171
- Configuring Subscriber Addresses
  176
- Typical SVC Subscriber Screen
  176
  - Subscriber Parameters
    177
- SVC Subscriber Parameters
  177
Chapter 12 Configuring Async Ports

179
- Introduction
  179
  - Required Configuration
    179
- Configuring Async PAD Profiles
  180
  - PAD Profile Parameters
    181
- Async PAD Profile Parameters
  181
- Configuring Async PAD Login Parameters
  185
  - Login Parameters
    185
- Async PAD Login Parameters Screen
  185
- Async PAD Login Parameters
  185
- Configuring Async Port Records
  186
- Async PAD Port Screen
  186
  - Async PAD Port Parameters
    187
- Async Port Parameters
  187
- Configuring Subscriber Addresses
  193
- Typical SVC Subscriber Screen
  193
  - Subscriber Parameters
    194
- Configuring Abbreviated Addresses
  195
- Configuring Async Pvcs
  196
- Async-To-X.25 PVC Record
  196
  - Async PVC Parameters
    197
Chapter 13 Configuring Voice

199
- Introduction
  199
  - Required Configuration
    200
  - Voice Configuration Menu
    200
- Voice System-Level Parameters
  200
- Configuring Voice System-Level Parameters
  201
- Voice System-Level Configuration Menu
  201
- International Dialing Country Codes
  202
- Reviewing and Configuring the Speed-Dial Map Table
  204
- Speed-Dial Map Configuration Menu
  204
  - Speed-Dial Map Parameters
    205
- Speed-Dial Map Configuration Parameters
  205
- Configuring Voice Ports
  206
- Voice Ports
  206
  - Voice Port Screen 1
    206
  - Voice Port Parameters
    207
- Front Panel Switches
  209
- E&M Switch Settings
  210
- Reviewing and Configuring Voice Interfaces
  214
  - Voice Interface Parameters
    215
- Voice Interface Configuration Menu
  215
- Voice Interface Configuration Parameters
  215
Chapter 14 Configuring IP Routing

217
- Introduction
  217
  - IP Addressing
    217
  - Using the Node as an IP Gateway
    218
  - Required Configuration
    219
- Configuring IP Node Defaults
  219
- IP Node Defaults Menu
  219
  - IP Node Defaults Parameters
    220
- Configuring IP Interfaces
  220
- IP Interface Record - Frame Relay Example
  221
- LAN IP Interface - Secondary Address Configuration
  222
  - IP Interface Parameters
    223
- Frame Relay IP Interface Parameters
  223
- X.25 IP Interface Parameters
  224
- Ethernet/Token Ring IP Interface Parameters
  225
- Configuring Static IP Routes
  230
- IP Routing Record
  230
  - IP Routing Parameters
    231
Chapter 15 Configuring IPX

233
- Introduction
  233
  - Required Configuration
    233
- Configuring IPX Node Defaults
  234
  - IPX Node Defaults Parameters
    234
- IPX Node Defaults Menu
  234
- Configuring IPX Filters
  235
  - Configuring IPX Filter Definitions
    235
- IPX SAP Filter Record
  236
- IPX RIP Filter Parameters
  237
- IPX SAP Filter Parameters
  237
- IPX Packet Filter Parameters
  238
- IPX RIP Router Filter Parameters
  239
  - Configuring IPX Filter Applications
    240
- Typical IPX Filter Applications Record
  240
  - IPX Filter Applications Parameters
    241
- Configuring IPX Interfaces
  241
- IPX Interface Record Example
  241
  - IPX Interface Parameters
    242
- IPX Frame Relay Interface Parameters
  242
- IPX X.25 Interface Parameters
  243
- IPX LAN Interface Parameters
  244
  - Parameter Descriptions
    245
- Configuring Static IPX Routes
  248
  - IPX RIP Static Route Parameters
    249
- IPX RIP Route Record
  249
  - IPX SAP Static Route Parameters
    250
Chapter 16 Configuring Bridging

253
- Introduction
  253
  - Required Configuration
    254
- Configuring Default Node-Wide Bridging Parameters
  255
- Bridge Node Defaults Configuration Screen
  255
  - Bridge Node Default Parameters
    256
- Configuring Bridge Filters
  258
  - Configuring Filter Definitions
    258
  - How Filter Masks Work
    259
- Bridge MAC Filter Configuration Screen
  259
- Bridge Generic Filter Parameters
  260
- Bridge MAC Filter Parameters
  260
- Bridge SAP Filter Parameters
  261
- Bridge Protocol Filter Parameters
  261
  - Configuring Bridge Filter Applications
    262
- Bridge Netbios Filter Parameters
  262
  - Bridge Filter Application Parameters
    263
- Typical Bridge Filter Applications Record
  263
- Bridge Filter Applications Parameters
  263
- Configuring Bridge Ports
  264
- Bridge Ports Display
  264
  - Bridge Port Parameters
    265
- Bridge Port Record Example
  265
- Bridge Port/Llc2 Interface Parameters
  265
Chapter 17 Configuring SNMP

269
- Configuring SNMP System Defaults
  269
- SNMP System Defaults Menu
  269
  - System Defaults Parameters
    270
- Configuring a Community Table
  270
- SNMP System Defaults Parameters
  270
  - Community Table Parameters
    271
- SNMP Community Table Menu
  271
- Community Table Parameter
  271
- Configuring Trap Routing
  272
  - Trap Routing Parameters
    272
- SNMP Trap Routing Menu
  272
- Operation
  
  275
Chapter 18 Introduction to System Operation

277
Chapter 19 On-Line Operations

283
- Remote Control
  283
  - Remote Control from the Smartswitch 1800
    284
  - Remote Control from an Async PAD Port
    285
- Transferring Files and Updating Software
  286
  - Remote File Transfer
    286
  - Remote Software Update
    287
- Backing up and Restoring Files
  288
- IP Interface Parameters
  291
- Database Files
  291
  - Enable/Disable Operations
    293
    
    Disabling and Enabling Ports
    293
- On-Line Port Operations Menu
  293
  - Quiescing and Unquiescing Ports
    294
  - Disabling and Enabling SDLC Pus
    295
- On-Line SDLC PU Operations Menu
  295
  - Tests
    296
    
    IP Ping Connectivity Test
    296
- IP Ping Connectivity Test Menu
  296
  - CSU/DSU Tests
    297
  - Reloading Auxiliary Console Initialization
    297
- Ping Example
  297
  - Initiating Frame Relay Backup Switchover/Switchback
    298
Chapter 20 Status Displays

299
- Displaying Node Status
  299
- Node Status Display
  299
  - Displaying Port Status
    300
- Port Status Display
  300
  - Displaying Virtual Connections
    301
- Virtual Connections Display on Frame Relay Port
  302
- Virtual Connections Display on Non-Frame Relay Port
  303
  - Displaying Port Signals
    304
- Port Signals Display
  304
  - Monitoring Traffic
    305
    
    Serial Ports
    305
- X.25 Line Monitor Display
  307
- Frame Relay Line Monitor Display
  310
  - Monitoring LAN Traffic
    315
- LAN Capture Status and Control Menu
  315
- LAN Capture Display
  316
  - Displaying Frame Relay Backup Status
    317
  - Displaying SDLC PU Status
    318
- SDLC PU Status Display
  318
  - Displaying Voice Interfaces
    319
- Voice Interfaces Display
  319
  - Displaying LLC2 Session Status
    320
  - Bridge Status Displays
    321
    
    Bridge Port Status
    321
- Bridge Port Status Display
  321
  - Bridge Forwarding Table
    322
- Bridge Forwarding Table Display
  323
  - IP Status Displays
    324
    
    ARP Table
    324
    
    IP Routing Table
    324
    
    IP Interfaces
    325
  - IPX Status Displays
    326
    
    RIP Table
    326
    
    SAP Table
    326
Chapter 21 Statistics Displays

327
- RLP Statistics
  327
- RLP Statistics Display
  327
  - Configuring RLP Statistics Thresholds
    328
- RLP Statistics Configuration Menu
  328
  - Port Statistics
    329
- Port Statistics Display
  329
  - Configuring Port Statistics Thresholds
    330
- Port Statistics Configuration Menu
  330
  - Frame-Level Statistics
    331
- Frame-Level Statistics Display
  331
  - Frame Relay Utilization Statistics
    332
- Frame Relay Utilization Statistics Display
  332
  - Voice Statistics
    333
    
    Voice Application Statistics
    333
- Voice Connection Statistics Display
  333
  - Voice Connection Statistics
    334
- Voice Connection Statistics Display
  334
  - Bridge Port Statistics
    335
- Bridge Port Status Display
  335
  - LAN Interface Statistics Displays
    337
  - IP Statistics Displays
    340
    
    IP Statistics
    340
    
    ICMP Statistics
    341
    
    IP Interface Statistics
    344
  - IPX Statistics Displays
    345
- IPX Statistics Display
  345
Chapter 22 System Events

349
- Configuration
  349
- Alarm Buffer
  350
- Event Reporting Configuration Example
  350
  - Event Generation
    351
  - Displaying Events
    351
  - Severity Levels for SNMP Trap Routing
    352
  - Event Messages
    352
- Appendices
  
  379
Appendix A Async Terminal Operations

381
- Command and Data Transfer Modes
  381
- Async Terminal Commands
  382
- Placing a Call from an Async Terminal
  382
- Async PAD Service Signals
  383
- Error Codes Sent to Async PAD Port
  385
Appendix B Cause and Diagnostic Codes

387
- Cause Codes
  387
  - Clearing Causes
    387
  - Reset Causes
    388
  - Restart Causes
    388
- Diagnostic Codes
  388
  - X.25 Codes
    388
  - SNA Codes
    390
  - Cabletron-Specific Codes
    390
Appendix C Voice Configuration Reference Information

393
- Voice Port Operation
  393
- Store and Forward Dialing
  393
- Variable-Length Dialing
  397
- Variable-Length Dialing Example
  398
  - Using Wildcards in Speed-Dial Numbers
    400
    
    Telephone Interfaces
    401
    
    Telephony Interface
    401
- Trunk and Station Connection
  401
- Inter-PBX Trunking
  402
- AC15 Example
  403
  - Ptt/Telco Connectors and Cabling
    404
- RJ45 Connector Pins
  404
- RJ45 Cable Connections
  404
  - E&M Wiring
    405
  - E&M Signaling Types
    406
  - C-8 E&M Connections
    406
- E&M Signaling Types
  407
  - E&M Grounding Considerations
    408
  - Interface Conversions
    409
  - Application Examples
    409
Appendix D Netview Management

413
- Local Netview Access
  414
- Netview Access Options Menu
  414
  - Supported Commands
    415
    
    Display Commands
    415
    
    Modify Commands
    416
    
    Vary Commands
    416
Appendix E ASCII Character Table

419
Appendix F Menu Structure

423
- Main Menu
  423
- Physical Ports
  424

Cabletron Systems SmartSwitch 1800 Reference Manual (238 pages)

MIB Reference Guide for Cabletron Frame Relay Products

Brand: Cabletron Systems | Category: Switch | Size: 1.06 MB

Table of Contents
5
Introduction

9
Netlink MIB

11
MIB II Groups

147
- System Group (Mib-2.1)
  147
- Interfaces Group (Mib-2.2)
  149
- IP Group (Mib-2.4)
  153
  - IP Address Table (Ip.20)
    158
  - IP Routing Table (Ip.21)
    160
  - IP Address Translation Table (Ip.22)
    164
  - Additional IP Objects
    165
- ICMP Group (Mib-2.5)
  166
Frame Relay (RFC1315) MIB

172
Snadlc (RFC1747) MIB

174
- Sdlcportgroup (Snadlc.1)
  174
- Sdlclsgroup (Snadlc.2)
  185
Novell IPX MIB

208
- Basic System Table (Ipx.1.1)
  208
- Advanced System Table (Ipx.1.2)
  211
- Static Routes Table (Ipx.3.2)
  214
- Services Table (Ipx.4.1)
  215
802.1D Bridge (RFC1493) MIB

217
- Dot1Dbase (Dot1Dbridge.1)
  217
- Dot1Dstp Group (Dot1Dbridge.2)
  219
  - Dot1Dstpporttable (Dot1Dstp.15)
    223
- Dot1Dtp Group (Dot1Dbridge.4)
  226
- Dot1Dtpfdbtable (Dot1Dtp.3)
  227
802.3 Ethernet (RFC1643) MIB Statistics

229
802.5 Token Ring (RFC1748) MIB Statistics

234

Cabletron Systems SmartSwitch 1800 User Manual (48 pages)

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Cabletron Systems SmartSwitch 1800 User Manual (448 pages)

Table of Contents

Section I

Getting Started

Chapter 1 Product Overview

Chapter 2 Getting Started

Configuration

Chapter 3 Introduction to Database Configuration

Chapter 4 Configuring Node Defaults

Chapter 5 Loading Protocols

Chapter 6 Configuring Physical Ports

Chapter 7 Configuring Frame Relay

Chapter 8 Configuring

Configuring X.25

Chapter 9 Configuring SNA

Chapter 10 Configuring BSC Interactive

Chapter 11 Configuring BSC Batch

Chapter 12 Configuring Async Ports

Chapter 13 Configuring Voice

Chapter 14 Configuring IP Routing

Chapter 15 Configuring IPX

Chapter 16 Configuring Bridging

Chapter 17 Configuring SNMP

Operation

Chapter 18 Introduction to System Operation

Chapter 19 On-Line Operations

Chapter 20 Status Displays

Chapter 21 Statistics Displays

Chapter 22 System Events

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Appendix A Async Terminal Operations

Appendix B Cause and Diagnostic Codes

Appendix C Voice Configuration Reference Information

Appendix D Netview Management

Appendix E ASCII Character Table

Appendix F Menu Structure

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