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Patton electronics ipRocketLink IAD 3086 User Manual (196 pages)

G.SHDSL Integrated Access Device

Brand: Patton electronics | Category: Network Hardware | Size: 9 MB

User Guide
1
Warranty Information
2
Table of Contents
3
Contents

3
About this Guide

11
- Audience
  11
- Structure
  11
- Precautions
  12
  - Safety When Working with Electricity
    13
- Factory Default Parameters
  13
- Typographical Conventions Used in this Document
  14
  - General Conventions
    14
  - Mouse Conventions
    14
- General Information
  15
Chapter 1 General Information

16
- Model 3086 G.SHDSL IAD Overview
  16
  - General Attributes
    16
  - G.SHDSL Characteristics
    17
  - Ethernet
    17
  - TDM Interface
    17
  - Protocol Support
    17
  - PPP Support
    18
  - ATM Protocols
    18
  - Protocol Support
    18
  - Management
    18
  - Security
    19
  - Front Panel Status Leds, Test Mode Switches, and Console Port
    19
    
    Power Green
    20
    
    Console Port (Outlined in Red)
    21
  - Rear Panel Connectors and Switches
    21
    
    48 VDC Power Supply
    21
    
    AC Universal Power Supply
    21
    
    Power Connector
    21
    
    Ethernet Port (Outlined in Green)
    22
    
    Line Port (Outlined in Yellow)
    22
    
    MDI-X
    22
- Product Overview
  23
Chapter 2 Product Overview

24
- Product Overview
  24
  - Applications Overview
    24
    
    Internet/Extranet Access
    25
    
    IP/FR and TDM Access
    25
    
    IP/FR and Voice over DSL
    25
    
    Metro Intranet Access
    26
- Quick Start Installation
  27
Chapter 3 Quick Start Installation

28
- Hardware Installation
  28
  - What You will Need
    28
  - Installing the AC Power Cord
    28
  - Connecting Network Cables
    29
  - IP Address Quick Start Modification
    30
  - Web Operation and Configuration
    30
    
    PC Configuration
    30
    
    Web Browser
    30
- Basic Application Configurations
  
  33
Chapter 4 Basic Application Configurations

36
- Introduction
  36
- TDM Port
  37
- V.35 and X.21 Ports
  39
  - Connecting the 3086 Serial Port to a DTE
    39
  - Connecting the 3086 Serial Port to a DCE
    39
    
    V.35 Interfaces
    39
  - Configuring the V.35 or X.21 Port Via DIP Switches
    40
    
    Switch Bank S2
    42
    
    Switches S2-1 through S2-7
    42
    
    Switch Bank S3
    43
    
    Switch S2-8
    43
    
    Switch S3-1: CO/CP Selection
    43
    
    Switch S3-3: Transmit Clock Mode
    44
- T1 Interface
  44
  - T1 Interface Connection
    44
  - T1 Interface Configuration
    45
  - DIP Switch Configuration
    45
    
    Switch Bank S2
    45
    
    Switch S2-8
    46
    
    Switches S2-1 through S2-7
    46
    
    Switch Bank S3
    47
    
    Switch S3-1: CO/CP Selection
    47
    
    Switch S3-3: Transmit Clock Mode
    47
    
    Switch S3 Applies to E1 Applications, for T1 Applications this Switch Is Ignored
    48
    
    Switch S3-6: Annex
    48
    
    Switch S3-7
    48
    
    Switch S3-8
    48
    
    Web Interface Configuration
    48
- E1 Interface
  49
  - E1 Interface Connection
    49
  - DIP Switch Configuration
    50
    
    Switch Bank S2
    50
    
    Switch Bank S3
    51
    
    Switch S2-8
    51
    
    Switch S3-1: CO/CP Selection
    51
    
    Switch S3-3: Transmit Clock Mode
    52
    
    Switch S3-6: Annex
    52
    
    Switch S3-7
    52
    
    Switch S3-8
    52
    
    Web Interface Configuration
    53
- Using the 3086 as a Simple Modem (TDM Data over DSL)
  54
  - DIP Switch Configuration
    54
  - CLI Configuration
    54
    
    3086 A CLI Configuration
    54
    
    3086 B CLI Configuration
    55
  - Web Browser Configuration
    56
    
    Actual DSL Rate
    56
    
    Circuit ID
    56
    
    Clear Error Counters
    56
    
    Intended DSL Data Rate
    56
    
    DSL Rate: Number of I Bit
    57
    
    Intended Serial Interface Data Rate
    57
    
    Terminal Type
    57
    
    Annex Type
    58
    
    Interface Type
    58
    
    Line Probe
    58
    
    Loopback
    58
    
    PCM Mode
    58
    
    PCM Receive Polarity
    58
    
    PCM Transmit Polarity
    58
- TDM Plus Ethernet Traffic
  58
  - CLI Configuration
    59
    
    Assigning Bandwidth to Serial and Ethernet Ports
    59
    
    Central or Remote Terminal (Master/Slave)
    59
    
    Selecting PCM Mode
    59
    
    Selecting the DSL Link Speed
    59
    
    Annex Type
    60
    
    Interface Type
    60
  - Web Browser Configuration
    60
    
    Actual DSL Rate
    61
    
    Circuit ID
    61
    
    Clear Error Counters
    61
    
    Intended DSL Data Rate
    61
    
    DSL Rate: Number of I Bit
    62
    
    Intended Serial Interface Data Rate
    62
    
    Terminal Type
    62
    
    Annex Type
    63
    
    Interface Type
    63
    
    Line Probe
    63
    
    Loopback
    63
    
    PCM Mode
    63
    
    PCM Receive Polarity
    63
    
    PCM Transmit Polarity
    63
- Using the 3086 in Routed or Bridged Applications
  64
  - Two Stand-Alone Units Directly Connected
    64
    
    Ethernet Extension (HDLC - PPPOH) Bridged
    64
    
    Network Extension (HDLC-Pppoh Routed)
    67
- DSLAM Connections with Remote CPE Units
  73
  - Bridged Application Configurations to a DSLAM
    73
    
    RFC 1483 Bridged Configuration
    73
    
    Pppoh Bridged Configuration
    76
    
    Pppoa Bridged (RFC 2364) Configuration
    79
  - Routed Application Configurations to a DSLAM
    81
    
    RFC 1483 Routed
    81
    
    Pppoh Routed
    88
    
    Pppoa Routed (RFC 2364)
    95
    
    Ipoa Routed (RFC 1577)
    107
- Specialized Configurations
  
  113
  - IP Configurations
    114
    
    DHCP Server and Relay
    114
    
    Router
    114
  - Security
    119
Chapter 6 Security

120
- Introduction
  120
- Configuring the IAD
  120
- Configuring the Security Interfaces
  121
  - Deleting a Firewall Policy
    122
- Enabling the Firewall
  123
- Firewall Portfilters
  123
- Security Triggers
  124
- Intrusion Detection System (IDS)
  126
- NAT (Network Address Translation)
  
  129
  - Introduction
    130
    
    Enabling NAT
    130
    
    Global Address Pool and Reserved Map
    131
- Monitoring Status
  
  133
  - Status Leds
    134
  - Diagnostics
    135
Chapter 9 Diagnostics

136
- Introduction
  136
- Ping
  136
- Software Upgrades
  136
  - Configuration
    136
  - Procedure
    136
- Operating Local Analog Loopback (LAL)-Serial Port Loop
  137
- Operating Remote Digital Loopback (RDL)-DSL Loop
  137
- T1/E1 Diagnostics
  138
  - Network Loop
    138
  - T1/E1 Local Loop
    139
  - QRSS-BIT Error Rate Diagnostics
    140
  - T1/E1 Connection Status
    141
    
    Alarms
    141
    
    E1/T1 DS0 Monitor
    141
    
    FDL Statistics (T1 Only)
    141
    
    Transceiver Status
    141
- BIT Error Rate (V.52) Diagnostics
  142
- Contacting Patton for Assistance
  
  143
  - Introduction
    144
  - Contact Information
    144
  - Warranty Service and Returned Merchandise Authorizations (Rmas)
    144
    
    Out-Of-Warranty Service
    144
    
    Returns for Credit
    144
    
    Warranty Coverage
    144
    
    Return for Credit Policy
    145
    
    RMA Numbers
    145
    
    Shipping Instructions
    145
- A Compliance Information
  
  148
  - Compliance
    148
    
    Emc
    148
    
    PSTN Regulatory
    148
    
    Safety
    148
  - Radio and TV Interference (FCC Part 15)
    148
  - CE Declaration of Conformity
    148
  - Authorized European Representative
    149
  - FCC Part 68 (ACTA) Statement
    149
  - Industry Canada Notice
    149
Appendix B Specifications

152
- General Characteristics
  152
- G.SHDSL Characteristics
  152
- Ethernet
  152
- Sync Serial Interface
  153
- T1/E1 Interface (3086/RIK and RIT Models Only)
  153
- G.703 Port (3086/RIF Model)
  153
- Protocol Support
  153
- PPP Support
  154
- ATM Protocols
  154
- Management
  154
- Security
  155
- Compliance Standard Requirements
  155
  - Australia Specific
    155
- Dimensions
  155
- Power and Power Supply Specifications
  155
  - AC Universal Power Supply
    155
  - 48 VDC Power Supply
    155
- B Specifications
  
  152
- C Cable Recommendations
  
  158
  - DSL Cable
    158
  - Ethernet Cable
    158
  - Adapter
    158
- D Physical Connectors
  
  159
Appendix D Physical Connectors

160
- RJ-45 Shielded 10/100 Ethernet Port
  160
- RJ-11 Non-Shielded Port
  160
- Non-Shielded RS-232 Console Port (EIA-561)
  160
- Serial Port
  161
  - M/34 Connector)
    161
  - Female Connector)
    161
  - Connector)
    162
  - E1/T1 (RJ-48C Connector)
    162
- Power Input
  162
- E Command Line Interface (CLI) Operation
  
  163
Appendix E Command Line Interface (CLI)

164
- Introduction
  164
- CLI Terminology
  164
  - Local (VT-100 Emulation)
    164
  - Remote (Telnet)
    164
  - Using the Console
    165
- Administering User Accounts
  166
  - Adding New Users
    166
  - Setting User Passwords
    166
  - Changing User Settings
    167
    
    Controlling Login Access
    167
    
    Controlling User Access
    167
  - G.SHDSL Commands
    167
    
    To Establish the DSL Link
    168
- F Interworking Functions Information
  
  171
Appendix F Interworking Functions Information

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- Introduction
  173
- Frame Relay Local Management Interface
  173
  - LMI Configuration Options
    173
    
    Managementtype: (Default Value: No_Maintenance)
    173
    
    Fullreportcycle: (Default Value: 6)
    174
    
    Mgtautostart: (Default Value: FALSE)
    174
    
    Mgtstate
    174
    
    Neterrorwindowsize: (Default Value: 4)
    174
    
    Netmaxerrors: (Default Value: 3)
    174
    
    T391_Value: (Default Value: 10)
    174
    
    T392_Value: (Default Value: 16)
    174
    
    Usererrorwindowsize: (Default Value: 4)
    174
    
    Usermaxerrors: (Default Value: 3)
    174
  - CLI Configuration Methods
    175
    
    Set Configuration Variable
    175
    
    Show Current Configuration
    175
  - Web Configuration Methods
    176
- Frame Relay Service Interworking (FRF.8)
  176
  - FRS Configuration Options
    176
    
    DE Mapping
    176
    
    FECN Mapping
    177
    
    Translation Mode
    177
    
    FRS Name
    178
  - CLI Configuration Method
    179
    
    Set Variable Attributes on a Specified Group
    179
    
    Show One of the Eight Groups
    179
    
    Set Variable Attributes on a Specified Channel
    180
  - Web Configuration Methods
    180
    
    FRS Overview Screen
    180
    
    Group/Channel Level Configuration Screen
    181
- Frame Relay Network Interworking (FRF.5)
  182
- Frame Relay (Ethernet Based) Operations
  190
  - Frame Relay Configuration Options
    190
    
    Channel Segment Size
    190
    
    DLCI: Data Link Connection Identifier
    190
    
    Encapsulation Type
    190
    
    Port
    190
    
    Rxmaxpdu
    190
    
    Txmaxpdu
    190
  - Frame Relay CLI Configuration Options
    190
    
    Build a New Frame Relay Transport
    190
    
    Clear All Frame Relay Transports
    191
    
    Delete the Specified Transport
    191
    
    List All Active Frame Relay Channels
    191
    
    Set Configuration Variables for the Specified Frame Relay Transport
    191
    
    Show Detailed Configuration Information on the Specified Channel
    191
  - Web Based Configuration of the Frame Relay Channel
    192
- Serial Interface Configuration
  192
  - Configuration Variables Available
    192
    
    Clock Invert Functions: (Rxclkinv - Receive Clock, Txclkinv - Transmit Clock)
    192
    
    Clock Mode
    192
    
    Speed
    192
  - CLI Configuration Methods
    193
    
    Gain Help about the Serial Interface
    193
    
    Set Configuration Variable
    193
    
    Show Current Configuration Settings
    193
  - Web Interface Configurations
    194
- Ping and Trace Route
  194
- Backup and Restore Features
  196
  - Backup Configuration
    196
  - Restore Configuration
    196

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Chapter 1 General Information

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Chapter 6 Security

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Monitoring Status

Chapter 9 Diagnostics

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