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HP ProCurve 7103dl Basic Management And Configuration Manual (910 pages)

ProCurve 7000dl Series Secure Router

Brand: HP | Category: Network Router | Size: 8.46 MB

Table of Contents

5
Checking the Status of Logical Interfaces

16
- Adsl Wan Connections
  17
  - Domain Name System (Dns) Services
    25
  - Configuring a Dynamic Dns Client on a Procurve Secure
    26
    
    Configuring the Local Router to Authenticate Itself to
    29
    
    Assigning an Isdn Group or Bri Interface to the
    30
    
    Configuring Spanning Tree Settings for Individual
    30
1 Overview

33
- Contents
  
  33
- Using this Guide
  
  37
  - Understanding Command Syntax Statements
    37
    
    CLI Prompt
    38
    
    IP Address Notation Convention
    39
  - Quick Start Sections
    39
  - Obtaining Additional Information
    39
  - Downloading Software Updates
    40
    
    Downloading Software Updates
    41
- Interface Management Options
  
  42
  - Cli
    42
  - Web Browser Interface
    42
    
    Accessing the Web Browser Interface
    43
    
    Using the Procurve Web Browser Interface
    44
- Hardware Overview
  
  46
  - Procurve Secure Router Front Panel
    46
  - Console Port
    46
  - Ethernet Ports
    47
  - Slots
    47
    
    E1 and T1 Modules
    48
    
    Backup Modules
    51
    
    ISDN Module
    51
    
    Wide-Slot Option Modules
    52
  - Interface Numbering Conventions
    54
  - Status Leds
    55
    
    Fault LED
    55
    
    Power LED
    55
    
    Leds for Slots 1 and 2
    56
    
    Status Leds
    56
    
    Backup Leds
    57
    
    Slot 3 Leds
    57
    
    Tx and Rx Leds
    57
    
    Activity LED
    58
    
    Ethernet and Activity Leds
    58
    
    Status LED
    58
    
    Test LED
    58
    
    Activity Leds
    59
    
    Link Leds
    59
    
    Optional Ipsec VPN Module
    59
    
    Rear Panel
    59
    
    Compact Flash Card
    60
    
    Memory
    61
    
    Redundant Power Source
    61
  - Software Overview
    62
    
    Bootup Process
    62
    
    Advantages of Booting from Compact Flash
    64
    
    Setting up a Compact Flash Card from Which to Boot
    65
  - Boot the Router
    65
    
    Saving Configuration Changes
    65
    
    Autosynch™ Technology
    66
    
    Secure Router os Hierarchy
    66
    
    Basic Mode
    68
    
    Enable Mode
    68
    
    Global Configuration Mode
    69
    
    Basic Mode Commands
    71
    
    Clear
    71
    
    Commands Available in the Basic, Enable, or Global
    71
    
    Configuration Mode Contexts
    71
    
    Enable
    71
    
    Logout
    72
    
    Ping
    72
    
    Show
    73
    
    Telnet
    74
    
    Traceroute
    74
    
    Enable Mode Commands
    75
    
    Terminal
    75
    
    Wall
    75
    
    Clear
    76
    
    Clock
    77
    
    Configure
    78
    
    Copy
    78
    
    Debug
    81
    
    Dir
    81
    
    Disable
    82
    
    Erase
    82
    
    Events
    83
    
    Reload
    83
    
    Show
    83
    
    Undebug
    89
    
    Write
    89
    
    Show Tech
    90
    
    Updating the Boot Code
    92
    
    Autosynch Command
    93
    
    Global Configuration Mode Commands
    93
    
    Hostname Command
    93
    
    Safemode
    94
    
    CLI Help Commands
    97
    
    Editing Commands
    97
    
    Help Tools
    97
    
    Bootstrap Mode Context
    99
    
    Exit
    99
    
    Autosynch™ Error Messages
    103
    
    Compact Flash
    103
    
    Troubleshooting
    103
    
    Using the Reload in Command
    105
    
    Managing Configuration Files Using a Text Editor
    107
    
    Creating and Transferring Configuration Files
    109
    
    Configuration File Transfer Using the Console Port
    110
    
    Configuration File Transfer Using a TFTP Server
    112
    
    Configuration File Transfer Using a Compact Flash Card
    115
    
    Troubleshooting the FTP Server
    117
    
    Using the FTP Server on the Procurve Secure Router
    117
    
    Configuring the Procurve Secure Router as an SNTP Client
    118
    
    Enabling the SNTP Server on the Procurve Secure Router
    118
    
    Configuring a Source Address for the SNTP Server
    119
    
    Troubleshooting SNTP
    120
    
    Viewing SNTP Settings
    120
    
    Accessing the Secure Router os
    121
    
    Quick Start
    121
    
    Configuring SNTP on the Procurve Secure Router
    122
    
    Enabling the FTP Server
    122
2 Controlling Management Access to the Procurve Secure Router

125
3 Configuring Ethernet Interfaces

203
- Contents
  203
- Ethernet Interfaces
  204
- Configure VLAN Support
  218
  - Configuring VLAN Support
    220
  - Assigning an IP Address
    222
- Viewing the Status of Ethernet Interfaces or Subinterfaces
  222
- Troubleshooting an Ethernet Interface
  227
  - Show Event-History Command
    228
  - Debug Interface Ethernet Command
    228
- Configuring the Ethernet Interface
  229
- Quick Start
  229
4 Configuring E1 and T1 Interfaces

231
- Contents
  231
- Overview of E1 and T1 WAN Connections
  233
  - Elements of an E1- or T1-Carrier Line
    233
  - Connecting Your Premises to the Public Carrier: the Local Loop
    234
    
    External or Built-In CSU/DSU
    236
- Procurve Secure Router Modules
  238
  - E1 Modules with a Built-In DSU
    238
    
    Supported Standards
    238
  - T1 Modules with a Built-In CSU/DSU
    239
    
    Supported Standards
    239
  - E1 or T1 Interfaces: Configuring the Physical Layer
    240
    
    E1 or T1 Interface Configuration Mode Context
    241
    
    Interface Range Command
    242
    
    Channels
    243
    
    Line Coding
    245
    
    Frame Format
    246
    
    Clock Source, or Timing, for the E1- or T1-Carrier Line
    248
    
    Transmit Signal Level (T1 Interfaces Only)
    249
    
    Set the FDL (T1 Interfaces Only)
    250
    
    Activate the E1 or T1 Interface
    251
  - Threshold Commands
    252
    
    Types of Line Errors
    253
- Viewing Information about E1 and T1 Interfaces
  257
  - Show Interfaces Command
    258
  - Show Running-Config Command
    259
  - Show Running-Config Verbose Command
    260
- Troubleshooting E1 and T1 WAN Connections
  261
  - No Light
    263
  - Red Light
    263
  - Yellow Light
    265
  - Green Light
    266
  - Viewing Performance Statistics
    266
- Quick Start
  269
  - Configuring an E1 or T1 Interface
    269
5 Configuring Serial Interfaces for E1- and T1-Carrier Lines

273
6 Configuring the Data Link Layer Protocol for E1, T1, and Serial Interfaces

297
- Contents
  297
- Configuring the Logical Interface
  299
  - Establishing a PPP Connection
    300
  - PPP Overview
    300
  - Creating a PPP Interface on the Procurve Secure Router
    302
  - Configuring an IP Address for the WAN Connection
    304
  - Activating the PPP Interface
    306
  - Binding the Physical Interface to the Logical Interface
    306
  - PPP Authentication
    307
  - Additional Settings
    312
  - Settings Explained in Other Chapters
    314
  - Frame Relay Overview
    315
  - Packet-Switching Network
    316
  - Components of a Frame Relay Network
    317
  - Dlci 16
    318
  - Create the Frame Relay Interface
    319
  - Activate the Frame Relay Interface
    321
  - Define the Signaling Role
    321
  - Configure Frame-Relay Counters
    322
  - Define the Frame Relay Signaling Type
    322
  - Assign a DLCI to the Frame Relay Subinterface
    324
  - Create the Frame Relay Subinterface
    324
  - Configure the IP Address for the WAN Connection
    325
  - Set the CIR
    331
  - Set the EIR
    331
  - Bind the Physical Interface to the Logical Interface
    332
  - Additional Settings
    333
- Settings Explained in Other Chapters
  335
- Example Networks
  344
- Checking the Status of Logical Interfaces
  
  350
  - View the Status of Interfaces
    350
    
    Viewing the Status of PPP Interfaces
    350
    
    Queuing Method
    351
    
    Subinterfaces
    352
    
    Viewing Configuration Information
    354
    
    Viewing the Status of HDLC Interfaces
    354
    
    Troubleshooting Logical Interfaces
    355
  - Troubleshooting the PPP Interface
    355
    
    Troubleshooting PPP Authentication
    359
  - Troubleshooting the Frame Relay Interface
    362
  - Troubleshooting HDLC
    366
    
    Quick Start
    367
    
    PPP Authentication
    368
    
    Authenticating to a Peer
    369
    
    Requiring the Peer to Authenticate Itself
    369
  - Frame Relay
    370
  - Hdlc
    372
  - Contents
    375
- ADSL Overview
  
  378
  - ADSL Technologies
    379
    
    ADSL2 and ADSL2+: Enhancing Transmission Speeds
    379
    
    READSL: Supporting Greater Distances
    380
  - Elements of an ADSL Connection
    380
    
    ADSL Infrastructure
    381
    
    Or ISDN Voice Traffic
    382
    
    ADSL Splitters
    383
    
    ADSL Without Splitters
    384
- ADSL Modules for the Procurve Secure Router
  
  385
  - Configuring the ADSL Interface: the Physical Layer
    386
    
    Accessing the ADSL Interface Configuration Mode Context
    386
    
    Activating the ADSL Interface
    387
    
    Defining the Training Mode
    387
    
    Setting the SNR-Margin
    389
    
    Manually Forcing Retraining
    390
    
    Monitoring the SNR-Margin
    390
  - Configuring the Data Link Layer for the ADSL Connection
    391
    
    Activating the ATM Interface
    391
    
    Creating the ATM Interface
    391
  - Configuring a Subinterface for each PVC
    392
    
    Creating the Subinterface
    392
    
    Activating the ATM Subinterface
    393
    
    Configuring the VPI/VCI
    393
    
    Assigning the ATM Subinterface an IP Address
    394
    
    Defining the ATM Encapsulation
    394
    
    OAM Settings
    401
  - Bind the ADSL Interface to the ATM Interface
    402
  - Additional Settings
    402
- Pppoe Overview
  
  403
  - Two Phases for Establishing a Pppoe Session
    404
    
    Discovery Phase
    404
    
    PPP Session
    406
  - Creating the PPP Interface
    407
  - Binding the ATM Subinterface to the PPP Interface
    408
  - Assigning an IP Address
    408
  - Identifying the Access Concentrator
    409
  - Identifying Pppoe Services
    410
- Pppoa Overview
  
  410
- Routed Bridged Encapsulation
  
  414
- Viewing the Status and Configuration of Interfaces
  
  416
  - Viewing the Status of the ADSL Interface
    416
  - Viewing the Status of the ATM Interface and Subinterface
    419
- Troubleshooting the ADSL Connection
  
  421
  - Troubleshooting the ADSL Interface
    421
    
    Identifying the Problem
    421
    
    Debug Interface Adsl Events Command
    422
  - Troubleshooting the ATM Interface
    423
  - Troubleshooting the ATM Subinterface
    424
  - Debug Atm Oam Command
    424
  - Troubleshooting Pppoe
    425
    
    Troubleshooting the Pppoe Discovery Process
    425
    
    Show Pppoe Command
    426
    
    Clear a Pppoe Connection
    427
    
    Debug Pppoe Client Command
    427
  - Troubleshooting the PPP Link Establishment Process
    427
  - Configure the Physical Layer: the ADSL Interface
    429
  - Quick Start
    429
  - Configure the Data Link Layer: the ATM Interface and Subinterface
    431
    
    Configure ATM Only
    431
    
    Configure RBE
    433
    
    Configure Pppoe
    434
    
    Configure Pppoa
    436
    
    Contents
    439
    
    Overview of ISDN Connections
    442
  - Elements of an ISDN Connection
    443
  - The Local Loop
    443
  - ISDN Interfaces: Connecting Equipment to the ISDN Network
    446
  - Line Coding for ISDN BRI Connections
    447
  - ISDN Data Link Layer Protocols
    447
    
    Lapd
    448
  - Q.931
    449
    
    Call Process
    449
- Procurve Secure Router ISDN Modules
  
  451
  - Primary ISDN Modules
    453
- Using Demand Routing for ISDN Connections
  
  454
- Viewing Information about Demand Routing
  
  499
- Troubleshooting Demand Routing
  
  508
  - Checking the Demand Interface
    508
  - Checking the BRI Interface
    509
  - Checking the ACL that Defines the Interesting Traffic
    511
  - Troubleshooting the ISDN Connection
    511
    
    Test Calls
    513
    
    Line Maintenance
    515
    
    Troubleshooting with Loopbacks
    515
  - Troubleshooting PPP for the ISDN Connection
    515
  - Quick Start
    517
  - Contents
    525

HP ProCurve 7103dl Basic Management And Configuration Manual (817 pages)

Secure Router ProCurve 7000dl Series

Brand: HP | Category: Network Router | Size: 7.82 MB

Table of Contents

3
- Procurve Secure Router
  1
- Viewing All the Configuration Settings
  9
  - Connecting Your Premises to the Public Carrier's
    10
9 Configuring the E1 + G.703 and T1 + Dsx-1 Modules

17
- Configuring Chap Authentication for
  17
- Determining Which Device Becomes Root
  20
A Appendix A: Configuring the Router to Boot from Compact Flash

26
- Contents
  27
- Overview
  27
- Using this Guide
  31
  - Understanding Command Syntax Statements
    31
    
    CLI Prompt
    32
    
    IP Address Notation Convention
    33
  - Quick Starts
    33
  - Obtaining Additional Information
    33
  - Downloading Software Updates
    34
    
    Downloading Software Updates
    35
- Interface Management Options
  36
  - Cli
    36
  - Web Browser Interface
    36
    
    Accessing the Web Browser Interface
    37
    
    Using the Procurve Web Browser Interface
    38
- Hardware Overview
  39
  - Procurve Secure Router Front Panel
    39
  - Console Port
    39
  - Ethernet Ports
    40
  - Slots
    40
    
    E1 and T1 Modules
    42
    
    ISDN Module
    44
    
    Backup Modules
    45
    
    Wide-Slot Option Modules
    46
  - Interface Numbering Conventions
    48
  - Status Leds
    49
    
    Fault LED
    49
    
    Power LED
    49
    
    Leds for Slots 1 and 2
    50
    
    Status Leds
    50
    
    Backup Leds
    51
    
    Slot 3 Leds
    51
    
    Tx and Rx Leds
    51
    
    Activity LED
    52
    
    Ethernet and Activity Leds
    52
    
    Status LED
    52
    
    Test LED
    52
    
    Activity Leds
    53
    
    Link Leds
    53
    
    Optional Ipsec VPN Module
    53
    
    Rear Panel
    53
    
    Compact Flash Card
    54
    
    Memory
    55
    
    Redundant Power Source
    55
  - Software Overview
    56
    
    Bootup Process
    56
    
    Advantages of Booting from Compact Flash
    58
    
    Saving Configuration Changes
    59
    
    Setting up a Compact Flash Card from Which to Boot the Router
    59
    
    Autosynch™ Technology
    60
    
    Secure Router os Hierarchy
    60
    
    Basic Mode
    61
    
    Basic Mode
    62
    
    Enable Mode
    62
    
    Global Configuration Mode
    63
    
    Basic Mode Commands
    65
    
    Clear
    65
    
    Commands Available in the Basic, Enable, or Global Configuration Mode Contexts
    65
    
    Enable
    65
    
    Logout
    66
    
    Ping
    66
    
    Show
    67
    
    Telnet
    68
    
    Traceroute
    68
    
    Enable Mode Commands
    69
    
    Terminal
    69
    
    Wall
    69
    
    Clear
    70
    
    Clock
    71
    
    Configure
    72
    
    Copy
    72
    
    Debug
    75
    
    Dir
    75
    
    Disable
    76
    
    Erase
    76
    
    Events
    77
    
    Reload
    77
    
    Show
    77
    
    Undebug
    82
    
    Write
    82
    
    Show Tech
    83
    
    Updating the Boot Code
    85
    
    Autosynch Command
    86
    
    Global Configuration Mode Commands
    86
    
    Hostname Command
    86
    
    Safemode
    87
    
    Support for SNMP
    87
  - Help Tools
    90
    
    CLI Help Commands
    90
    
    Editing Commands
    90
    
    Bootstrap Mode Context
    92
    
    Exit
    92
  - Troubleshooting
    96
    
    Autosynch™ Error Messages
    96
    
    Compact Flash
    96
    
    Using the Reload in Command
    98
  - Managing Configuration Files Using a Text Editor
    99
    
    Creating and Transferring Configuration Files
    101
    
    Configuration File Transfer Using the Console Port
    102
    
    Configuration File Transfer Using a TFTP Server
    104
    
    Configuration File Transfer Using a Compact Flash Card
    107
  - Quick Start
    109
    
    Accessing the Secure Router os
    109
2 Controlling Management Access to the Procurve Secure Router

111
3 Configuring Ethernet Interfaces

159
- Ethernet Interfaces
  160
- Configure VLAN Support
  173
  - Configuring VLAN Support
    175
  - Assigning an IP Address
    177
- Viewing the Status of Ethernet Interfaces or Subinterfaces
  177
  - Show Interfaces Command
    177
  - Show Running-Config Commands
    179
    
    Viewing All the Configuration Settings Including Defaults
    180
    
    Viewing the Configurations that Have Been Entered
    180
- Troubleshooting an Ethernet Interface
  182
  - Show Event-History Command
    183
  - Debug Interface Ethernet Command
    183
- Quick Start
  184
  - Configuring the Ethernet Interface
    184
4 Configuring E1 and T1 Interfaces

187
- Overview of E1 and T1 WAN Connections
  189
  - Elements of an E1- or T1-Carrier Line
    189
  - Connecting Your Premises to the Public Carrier: the Local Loop
    190
    
    External or Built-In CSU/DSU
    192
- Procurve Secure Router Modules
  194
  - E1 Modules with a Built-In DSU
    194
    
    Supported Standards
    194
  - T1 Modules with a Built-In CSU/DSU
    195
    
    Supported Standards
    195
  - E1 or T1 Interfaces: Configuring the Physical Layer
    196
    
    E1 or T1 Interface Configuration Mode Context
    197
    
    Channels
    198
    
    Line Coding
    200
    
    Frame Format
    201
    
    Clock Source, or Timing, for the E1- or T1-Carrier Line
    203
    
    Transmit Signal Level (T1 Interfaces Only)
    204
    
    Set the FDL (T1 Interfaces Only)
    205
    
    Activate the E1 or T1 Interface
    206
  - Threshold Commands
    207
  - Types of Line Errors
    208
- Viewing Information about E1 and T1 Interfaces
  212
  - Show Interfaces Command
    213
  - Show Running-Config Command
    214
  - Show Running-Config Verbose Command
    215
- Troubleshooting E1 and T1 WAN Connections
  216
  - No Light
    218
  - Red Light
    218
  - Yellow Light
    220
  - Green Light
    221
  - Viewing Performance Statistics
    221
- Quick Start
  223
  - Configuring an E1 or T1 Interface
    224
5 Configuring Serial Interfaces for E1- and T1-Carrier Lines

229
6 Configuring the Data Link Layer Protocol for E1, T1, and Serial Interfaces

253
- Viewing the Status of Frame Relay Interfaces
  254
- Configuring the Logical Interface
  255
  - PPP Overview
    256
    
    Establishing a PPP Connection
    256
    
    Creating a PPP Interface on the Procurve Secure Router
    258
    
    Configuring an IP Address for the WAN Connection
    260
    
    Activating the PPP Interface
    262
    
    Binding the Physical Interface to the Logical Interface
    262
    
    PPP Authentication
    263
    
    Additional Settings
    268
    
    Settings Explained in Other Chapters
    270
  - Frame Relay Overview
    271
    
    Packet-Switching Network
    272
    
    Components of a Frame Relay Network
    273
    
    Dlci
    274
    
    Create the Frame Relay Interface
    275
    
    Activate the Frame Relay Interface
    277
    
    Define the Signaling Role
    277
    
    Configure Frame-Relay Counters
    278
    
    Define the Frame Relay Signaling Type
    278
    
    Assign a DLCI to the Frame Relay Subinterface
    280
    
    Create the Frame Relay Subinterface
    280
    
    Configure the IP Address for the WAN Connection
    281
    
    Set the CIR
    285
    
    Set the EIR
    286
    
    Bind the Physical Interface to the Logical Interface
    287
    
    Additional Settings
    288
    
    Settings Explained in Other Chapters
    290
  - Configuring HDLC as the Data Link Layer Protocol
    291
    
    Create the HDLC Interface
    291
    
    Activate the HDLC Interface
    293
    
    Configure an IP Address for the WAN Connection
    293
    
    Additional Settings
    296
- Example Networks
  298
- Checking the Status of Logical Interfaces
  305
  - View the Status of Interfaces
    305
    
    Viewing the Status of PPP Interfaces
    305
    
    Queuing Method
    306
- Viewing the Status of Hdlc Interfaces
  309
- Troubleshooting Logical Interfaces
  310
- Quick Start
  322
  - Ppp
    322
    
    Authenticating to a Peer
    324
    
    Requiring the Peer to Authenticate Itself
    324
  - Frame Relay
    325
  - Hdlc
    327
7 Adsl WAN Connections

329
- ADSL Overview
  332
  - ADSL Technologies
    333
    
    ADSL2 and ADSL2+: Enhancing Transmission Speeds
    333
    
    READSL: Supporting Greater Distances
    334
  - Elements of an ADSL Connection
    334
    
    ADSL Infrastructure
    335
    
    ADSL Annex a and Annex B: Sharing the Line with Analog or ISDN Voice Traffic
    336
    
    ADSL Splitters
    337
    
    ADSL Without Splitters
    338
- Adsl Modules for the Procurve Secure Router
  339
  - Configuring the ADSL Interface: the Physical Layer
    340
    
    Activating the ADSL Interface
    341
    
    Defining the Training Mode
    341
    
    Setting the SNR-Margin
    343
    
    Manually Forcing Retraining
    344
    
    Monitoring the SNR-Margin
    344
  - Configuring the Data Link Layer for the ADSL Connection
    345
    
    Activating the ATM Interface
    345
    
    Creating the ATM Interface
    345
  - Configuring a Subinterface for each PVC
    346
    
    Creating the Subinterface
    346
    
    Activating the ATM Subinterface
    347
    
    Configuring the VPI/VCI
    347
    
    Assigning the ATM Subinterface an IP Address
    348
    
    Defining the ATM Encapsulation
    348
    
    OAM Settings
    354
  - Bind the ADSL Interface to the ATM Interface
    355
  - Additional Settings
    355
- Pppoe Overview
  356
  - Two Phases for Establishing a Pppoe Session
    357
    
    Discovery Phase
    357
  - Creating the PPP Interface
    360
  - Assigning an IP Address
    361
  - Binding the ATM Subinterface to the PPP Interface
    361
  - Identifying the Access Concentrator
    362
  - Identifying Pppoe Services
    363
- Pppoa Overview
  363
  - Creating the PPP Interface
    365
  - Assigning an IP Address
    365
- Routed Bridged Encapsulation
  367
- Viewing the Status and Configuration of Interfaces
  369
  - Viewing the Status of the ADSL Interface
    369
  - Viewing the Status of the ATM Interface and Subinterface
    372
- Troubleshooting the ADSL Connection
  374
  - Troubleshooting the ADSL Interface
    374
    
    Identifying the Problem
    374
    
    Debug Interface Adsl Events Command
    375
  - Troubleshooting the ATM Interface
    376
  - Troubleshooting the ATM Subinterface
    377
  - Debug Atm Oam Command
    377
  - Troubleshooting Pppoe
    378
    
    Troubleshooting the Pppoe Discovery Process
    378
    
    Show Pppoe Command
    379
    
    Clear a Pppoe Connection
    380
    
    Debug Pppoe Client Command
    380
  - Troubleshooting the PPP Link Establishment Process
    380
- Configure the Physical Layer: the ADSL Interface
  382
- Quick Start
  382
- Configure the Data Link Layer: the ATM Interface and Subinterface
  384
  - Configure ATM Only
    384
  - Configure RBE
    386
  - Configure Pppoe
    387
  - Configure Pppoa
    389

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HP ProCurve 7103dl Basic Management And Configuration Manual (910 pages)

Table of Contents

Table of Contents

Checking the Status of Logical Interfaces

1 Overview

Contents

Using this Guide

Interface Management Options

Hardware Overview

2 Controlling Management Access to the Procurve Secure Router

3 Configuring Ethernet Interfaces

4 Configuring E1 and T1 Interfaces

5 Configuring Serial Interfaces for E1- and T1-Carrier Lines

6 Configuring the Data Link Layer Protocol for E1, T1, and Serial Interfaces

Checking the Status of Logical Interfaces

ADSL Overview

ADSL Modules for the Procurve Secure Router

Pppoe Overview

Pppoa Overview

Routed Bridged Encapsulation

Viewing the Status and Configuration of Interfaces

Troubleshooting the ADSL Connection

Procurve Secure Router ISDN Modules

Using Demand Routing for ISDN Connections

Viewing Information about Demand Routing

Troubleshooting Demand Routing

HP ProCurve 7103dl Basic Management And Configuration Manual (817 pages)

Table of Contents

Table of Contents

9 Configuring the E1 + G.703 and T1 + Dsx-1 Modules

A Appendix A: Configuring the Router to Boot from Compact Flash

2 Controlling Management Access to the Procurve Secure Router

3 Configuring Ethernet Interfaces

4 Configuring E1 and T1 Interfaces

5 Configuring Serial Interfaces for E1- and T1-Carrier Lines

6 Configuring the Data Link Layer Protocol for E1, T1, and Serial Interfaces

7 Adsl WAN Connections

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