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Lucent MAX Series Administration Manual

Lucent MAX Series Administration Manual (296 pages)

Brand: Lucent | Category: Network Router | Size: 2 MB

Table of Contents

Customer Service
3
Table of Contents
4
About this Guide

14
- What You Should Know
  14
- Documentation Conventions
  15
- The MAX Documentation Set
  16
Chapter 1 Administering MAX Hardware

17
Chapter 2 DO Commands and Administrative Tasks

36
Chapter 3 Terminal-Server Administrative Tasks

47
Chapter 4 Changing System Software Versions

68
Chapter 5 Administering E1 and T1 Services

77
Chapter 6 Administering ISDN

100
Chapter 7 Administering TCP/IP

109
Chapter 8 Administering PAD, X.25, and Frame Relay

153
- Administering X.25
  153
  - Displaying Information about X.25
    154
  - X.25 Clear Cause Codes
    155
  - X.25 Diagnostic Field Values
    155
  - Table 8-1 Clear Cause Codes
    155
  - Table 8-2 X.25 Diagnostic Field Values
    155
- Administering PAD
  157
- Administering Frame Relay
  160
- Table 8-4 PAD Service Signal Messages
  160
- Using the Set Commands to Configure Frame Relay
  161
- Table 8-5 Set Commands
  161
Chapter 9 Using Traps to Monitor Performance

162
- Establishing SNMP Access Security
  162
  - Enabling SNMP Set Commands
    163
  - Setting Community Strings
    163
  - Resetting the MAX and Verifying Reset
    163
  - Specifying User-Based Security
    164
  - Example of SNMP Security Configuration
    164
- Using the Snmpv3 User-Based Security Model
  165
- Using SNMP Traps
  167
- Using OSPF-Related SNMP Traps
  171
- Alarm/Error and Security Events
  175
  - Alarm/Error Events
    175
  - Security Events
    176
Appendix A Understanding Syslog Messages

178
Appendix B Diagnostic Parameters and Commands

193
- Using Diagnostics-Related VT100 Commands
  193
  - Using Administrator-Only Commands
    193
  - Using BRI/LT-Related Commands
    197
  - Using E1-Related Commands
    200
  - Using Host/Dual (Host/6) Port-Related Commands
    201
  - Using Modem-Related Commands
    202
  - Using T1-Related Commands
    204
- Using Diagnostics-Related DO Commands
  206
  - Arptable
    207
  - Clocksource
    208
  - Clr-History
    209
  - Coredump
    209
  - Diag
    210
  - Diag Addrpool
    212
  - Diag Callback
    213
  - Diag Ipxrip
    213
  - Diag Modemdrv
    214
  - Diag Networki
    217
  - Diag PPPFSM
    217
  - Diag PPPIF
    219
  - Diag Pptpdata
    220
  - Diag Radacct
    220
  - Diag Radif
    221
  - Diag Routmgr
    222
  - Diag SNTP
    222
  - Diag Telnet
    223
  - Ether-Display
    224
  - Fatal-History
    224
  - Fclear
    228
  - Frestore
    228
  - Fsave
    228
  - Heartbeat
    228
  - Help
    229
  - Lanport Modem
    229
  - Lcstate
    230
  - Mdbstr
    231
  - Mdialout
    232
  - Modemdiag
    232
  - Modemdrvdump
    234
  - Netroute
    234
  - Nslookup
    234
  - Nvramclear
    235
  - Pppdump N
    236
  - Pppinfo
    236
  - Pptpcm
    237
  - Pptpec
    237
  - Pptpsend
    238
  - Pridisplay
    238
  - Quit
    239
  - Radstats
    239
  - Reset
    240
  - Revision
    240
  - T1Coredisplay
    241
  - Tempdisplay
    241
  - Tloadcode
    241
  - Trestore
    243
  - Tsave
    243
  - Update
    243
  - Wandisplay
    244
  - Wandsess
    245
  - Wannext
    245
  - Wanopening
    246
  - Wddialout
    246
- Using Diagnostics-Related DO Commands for the MAX 6000 Unit's PCMCIA Card
  246
  - Fimagecopy
    246
  - Fload
    247
  - Format
    248
  - Fversioninfo
    248
  - Mkdir
    249
  - Tloadcode
    250
- Understanding Diagnostic Command Output
  251
- Breaking down the Raw Data
  252
Appendix C Machine Interface Format (MIF

258
- Accessing the Interface
  258
- Using Full and Partial Addresses
  259
- Table C-1 Syntax Element Descriptions
  259
- Using Supported Commands
  261
  - Understanding Responses
    261
  - Loading and Saving Entities
    261
  - Getting an Entity's Current Value
    262
  - Getting the Address and Value of the Next Entity
    262
  - Modifying Parameter Values
    263
  - MIF Traps and Asynchronous Reports
    263
- Understanding Command-Line Basics
  264
- Table C-2 Command-Line Processing
  264
- Modifying an Entity in the Edit Area
  265
- Table C-3 Line-Editing Conventions
  265
- Using Supported Types
  267
Index

288

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