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Lucent Technologies Stinger MRT-AD-36S Getting Started Manual (191 pages)

Brand: Lucent Technologies | Category: Network Hardware | Size: 3.45 MB

Customer Service
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Table of Contents
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About this Guide
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Documentation Conventions
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What Is in this Guide
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What You Should Know
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Stinger Documentation Set
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Introduction to the Stinger MRT
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The Stinger MRT
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Virtual Slot Conventions for the Stinger MRT
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Stinger MRT Models
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Table 1-1 Stinger MRT Virtual Slots
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Table 1-2 Stinger MRT Models
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Before You Begin
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Preparing for the Installation
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Selecting an Installation Site
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Preventing Static Discharge Damage
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Required Tools and Equipment
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Use a Wrist Strap
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Figure 2-1 Wrist Grounding Strap
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Figure 2-2 Wrist Strap Plugged into a Grounding Jack
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Remove Plastics from Your Work Area
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Store Components Properly
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Unpacking the Stinger MRT
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Verifying the Hardware Configuration
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Figure 2-3 Stinger MRT Connectors
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Stinger MRT Interfaces
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STS-3 Cascading Connectors
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Trunk Module Location
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DS3-ATM Trunk Modules
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Figure 2-5 OC3-ATM Trunk Module Fiber Optic Connection Points
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OC3/STM1-ATM Trunk Modules
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Figure 2-6 DS3-ATM Trunk Module Connection Points
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Figure 2-7 T1 or E1 Trunk Module
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T1 and E1 Trunk Modules
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Before You Begin
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Installing a Stinger MRT
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Setting up the Unit
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Figure 3-1 Stinger MRT Mounting Brackets
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Figure 3-2 Installing Mounting Brackets
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Installing the Mounting Brackets
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Mounting the Unit in a 23-Inch Rack
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Installing and Removing Trunk Modules
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Installing the Stinger into a 23-Inch (58.42Cm) Cabinet
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Figure 3-4 Installing a Trunk Module
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Installing a Trunk Module
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Removing a Trunk Module
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Connecting Cables to a Stinger MRT Unit
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Connecting the Subscriber Lines
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Connecting the POTS Lines
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Figure 3-5 Connecting the Subscriber Lines
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Connecting the STS-3 Cascading Connections
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Figure 3-6 Connecting the POTS Lines
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Connecting the Trunk Module
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Figure 3-7 Connecting the STS-3 Cascading Connection
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OC3/STM1-ATM Trunk Module Connections
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DS3-ATM Trunk Module Connections
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Figure 3-8 Connecting an OC3-ATM Trunk Module
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Figure 3-9 Connecting DS3-ATM Trunk Modules
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T1 or E1 Trunk Module Connections
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Figure 3-10 Connecting a T1 or E1 Trunk Module
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Network Management Connections
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System Clocking
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Alarm Monitoring
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Connecting a Stinger MRT to Monitor the Alarm Status of Other Devices
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Connecting to Monitor Stinger MRT Alarm Status
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Table 3-1 Alarm Connector Pinouts for Stinger MRT Alarms
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Table 3-2 Alarm Connector Pinouts for Monitoring the Alarm Status of Remote Devices
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What's Next
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Before You Begin
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Connecting Power to a Stinger MRT Unit
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Determining the Operating Status
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Power Requirements
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Figure 4-1 Removing the Power Terminal Shield
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Figure 4-2 Connecting the -48Vdc Power Filters
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Turning off Power to a Stinger MRT Unit
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Turning on Power to a Stinger MRT Unit
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Activity Lights
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Figure 4-3 Stinger MRT Status Lights
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Table 4-1 Status Lights on the Stinger MRT
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What's Next
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Figure 5-1 Example of DSLAM Operations
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Stinger MRT Operation as a DSL Access Multiplexer
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Stinger MRT Operational Overview
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Administrative Configuration
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Stinger MRT ATM Switching Overview
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Stinger MRT Configuration Overview
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Line Configuration
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System Clocking Modes
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Trunk Module Configuration
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Onboard Flash Memory and Software Updates
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RADIUS Support
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SNMP Support
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Stinger MRT Management Features
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Using the Command-Line Interface
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Tracking System Activity
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Table 5-1 Location of Configuration Information
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What's Next
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Administrative Configuration Overview
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Configuring Administrative Access, System Timing, and Startup Settings
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Making the Initial Administrative Connection
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Figure 6-1 Serial Management Connection to the Stinger MRT
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Logging into the Stinger MRT
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Changing Defaults for Serial-Port Logins
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Restricting Administrative Access
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Changing the Default Admin Password
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Setting a Telnet Password
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Providing a Basic System IP Configuration
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Figure 6-2 Default Netmask for Class C IP Address
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IP Address Syntax
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Netmasks
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Subnets
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Table 6-1 IP Address Classes and Number of Network Bits
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Table 6-2 Decimal Subnet Masks and Prefix Lengths
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Assigning the Ethernet IP Addresses
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Configuring a Default Route
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Additional Administrative Connections and Configuration
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Connecting to an Ethernet LAN
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Figure 6-3 Local Backbone Router to be Used as Default Route
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Connecting to and Configuring an External Modem
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Figure 6-4 Ethernet Connection
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Verifying a LAN Connection for Administrators
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Connecting to and Configuring an Internal Modem
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Figure 6-5 Administrative Connection with a Modem to the Stinger MRT Unit
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Configuring an Internal Modem
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Figure 6-6 Connection for Internal Modem
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Figure 6-7 Terminating ATM Connection
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Overview of a Terminating ATM Connection
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Terminating PVC Administrative Connections
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Overview of Terminating PVC Settings
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Typical Terminating PVC Configuration for an Administrative Connection
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Figure 6-8 Management Connection from a Remote Network
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Checking the Status of a Terminating PVC
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Configuring System Clocking (Optional)
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Using the BITS Clock Source
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Changing the BITS Clock Source
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Loss of BITS Signal Indications and Fall-Back
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Configuring Trunk Ports as Eligible Clock Sources
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Using a Trunk Module Clock Source
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Retaining Basic Configuration Settings for Remote Administration
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Typical Trunk Port Clock Source Configurations
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Allowing Password Information in the Default.cfg File
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Creating the Default.cfg File
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Storing a Partial Configuration for Restart after Clearing NVRAM
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Restarting with a Partial Configuration
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Chapter 7 Configuring the ADSL Line Interfaces

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Chapter 8 Configuring T1 and E1 Trunk Modules

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Chapter 9 Configuring an OC3-ATM Trunk Module

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Chapter 10 Configuring a DS3-ATM Trunk Module

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Appendix A Stinger MRT Intended Use

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- User Line Interfaces
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- Network Interfaces
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- Administrative Interfaces
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Appendix B Cables and Connectors

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Appendix C Safety-Related Electrical, Physical, and Environmental Information

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- Electrical and Electronic Information
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- Electronic and Electrical Specifications
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- Table C-1 Stinger MRT Electronic and Electrical Specifications
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- USOC Jack and Code Information
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- Table C-2 Stinger MRT T1 and E1 Module USOC Jacks and Codes
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- ADSL Line Ringer Equivalence Number (REN
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- EMI Class
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- Minimum Ground Wire Size
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- Table C-3 Stinger MRT Minimum Ground Wire Sizes
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- Physical Specifications
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- Site Specifications
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- Operating Environment
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- Table C-4 Stinger MRT Physical Specifications
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- Table C-5 Stinger MRT Site Specifications
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- Space Requirements
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- Index
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Table of Contents

Chapter 7 Configuring the ADSL Line Interfaces

Chapter 8 Configuring T1 and E1 Trunk Modules

Chapter 9 Configuring an OC3-ATM Trunk Module

Chapter 10 Configuring a DS3-ATM Trunk Module

Appendix A Stinger MRT Intended Use

Appendix B Cables and Connectors

Appendix C Safety-Related Electrical, Physical, and Environmental Information

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