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Patton electronics Model 2604 Administrator's Reference Manual (148 pages)
T1/E1 Digital Access and Cross-Connect System (DACS)
Brand:
Patton electronics
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Network Hardware
| Size: 5 MB
Table of Contents
Table of Contents
3
About this Guide
15
Audience
15
Structure
15
Typographical Conventions Used in this Document
16
General Conventions
16
Mouse Conventions
17
Chapter Contents
19
Introduction
19
Introduction
20
Logging into the HTTP/HTML Administration
20
HTTP/HTML and SNMP Object Format
20
Saving HTTP/HTML Object Changes
21
Home
23
Introduction
24
Operating Status Variables
25
CPU Idle (Boxidletime)
25
Running Since Last Boot (Sysuptime)
25
Total System Alarms (Alarmtotal)
25
Immediate Actions
25
Record Current Configuration (Storeconfig(1))
25
Hard Reset (Hardreset(2))
26
Set Factory Default Configuration (Forcedefaultconfig(3))
26
Import/Export
27
Introduction
28
Export Configuration
28
Import Configuration
30
Alarms
31
Chapter 4 Alarms
32
Introduction
32
Displaying the Alarms Window
32
Alarm Response Outputs
34
Relay Response
34
Minor Alarm SYSLOG Priority (Minsyslogpriority)
34
Major Alarm SYSLOG Priority (Majorsyslogpriority)
34
Minor Alarm SNMP Trap IP [Address] (Minortrapip)
34
Major Alarm SNMP Trap IP [Address] (Majortrapip)
34
Temperature Threshold
34
Current Box Temperature
34
Clear All Alarms
34
Alarms
34
Alarm Time
35
Alarm Count
35
Generate Alarm
35
Clear Alarm
35
Alarm Parameters
35
Types of Alarms
36
Modify Response-Configuring the Alarm Response System
36
Relay Response
36
Minor Alarm Syslog Priority & Major Alarm Syslog Priority
36
Minor Alarm SNMP Trap IP [Address] (Minsyslogpriority)
36
Major Alarm SNMP Trap IP [Address] (Majorsyslogpriority)
36
Temperature Threshold
37
Modify Alarms-Configuring Alarm Severity Levels
37
DS0 Mapping
39
Chapter 5 DS0 Mapping
40
Introduction
40
Displaying the DS0 Mapping Window
40
DACS Display Type
40
Help (DACS Help Information)
41
Static Connection
41
Device Type
41
Device Number
41
Device Slots
42
Configuration
42
Clocking
43
Introduction
44
Configuring the System Clock Settings
44
Main Reference (Daxclockmainref)
44
Fallback Reference (Daxclockfallbackref)
45
Clock Status (Daxclockfailure)
45
Ethernet
47
Introduction
48
Ethernet Statistics
48
Alignment Errors (Dot3Statsalignmenterrors)
48
FCS Errors (Dot3Statsfcserrors)
48
Single Collision Frames (Dot3Statssinglecollision Frames)
48
Multiple Collision Frames (Dot3Statsmultiplecollisionframes)
49
SQE Test Errors (Dot3Statssqetesterrors)
49
Deferred Transmissions (Dot3Statsdeferredtransmissions)
49
Late Collisions (Dot3Statslatecollisions)
49
Excessive Collisions (Dot3Statsexcessivecollisions)
49
Other Errors (Dot3Statsinternalmactransmiterrors)
49
Carrier Sense Errors (Dot3Statscarriersenseerrors)
49
Received Frames too Long (Dot3Statsframetoolongs)
49
Other Received Errors (Dot3Statsinternalmacreceiveerrors)
50
Chip Set ID (Dot3Statsetherchipset)
50
Filter IP
51
Chapter 8 Filter IP
52
Introduction
52
Defining a Filter
52
Name (Filteripname)
54
Direction (Filteripdirection)
54
Action (Filteripaction)
54
Source IP (Filteripsourceip)
54
Source IP Mask (Filteripsourcemask)
54
Destination IP (Filteripdestinationip)
54
Destination Mask (Filteripdestinationmask)
55
Source Port (Filteripsourceport)
55
Action (Filteripsourceportcmp)
55
Destination Port (Filteripdestinationport)
55
Action (Filteripdestinationportcmp)
55
Protocol (Filteripprotocol)
55
TCP Established (Filteriptcpestablished)
55
Icmp
57
Chapter 9 ICMP
58
Introduction
58
Block ICMP Redirects (Boxblockicmpredirects)
58
ICMP Receive/Send Messages Window
58
Total Received (Icmpinmsgs)
58
Total Sent [Imcpoutmsgs]
59
W/Errors (Icmpinerrors, Icmpouterrors)
59
Wo/Errors [Icmpouterrors]
59
Destinations Unreachable (Icmpindestunreachs, Icmpoutdestunreachs)
59
Times Exceeded (Icmpintimeexcds, Icmpouttimeexcds)
59
Parameter Problems (Icmpinparmprobs, Icmpoutparmprobs)
59
Source Quenchs (Icmpinsrcquenchs, Icmpoutsrcquenchs)
59
Redirects (Icmpinredirects, Icmpoutredirects)
60
Echos (Icmpinechos, Icmpoutechos)
60
Echo Replys (Icmpinreps, Icmpoutreps)
60
Time Stamps (Icmpintimestamps, Icmpintimestamps)
60
Time Stamp Replys (Icmpintimestampsreps) (Icmpouttimestampsreps)
60
Address Mask Requests (Icmpinaddrmasks) (Icmpoutaddrmasks)
60
Address Mask Replys (Icmpinaddrmasksreps) (Icmpoutaddrmasksreps)
60
Chapter 10 IP
63
Introduction
63
IP Main Window
63
Forwarding (Ipforwarding)
64
Default Time-To-Live (Ipdefaultttl)
64
Total Datagrams Received (Ipinreceives)
64
Discarded for Header Errors (Ipinhdrerrors)
64
Discarded for Address Errors (Ipinaddrerrors)
64
Forwarded Datagrams (Ipforwdatagrams)
64
Discarded for Unknown Protos (Ipinunknownprotos)
64
Discarded W/No Errors (Ipindiscards)
64
Total Deliveries (Ipindelivers)
65
Out Requests (Ipoutrequests)
65
Out Discards (Ipoutdiscards)
65
Discarded for no Routes (Ipoutnoroutes)
65
Reassembly Timeout (Ipreasmtimeout)
65
Of Reassembled Fragments (Ipreasmreqds)
65
Successfully Reassembled (Ipreasmoks)
65
Reassembly Failures (Ipreasmfails)
65
Fragmented OK (Ipfragoks)
66
Fragmented Failed (Ipfragfails)
66
Fragments Created (Ipfragcreates)
66
Valid but Discarded (Iproutingdiscards)
66
Modify
66
Forwarding (Ipforwarding)
66
Default Time-To-Live (Ipdefaultttl)
66
Addressing Information
67
IP Addressing Information Details
67
Entry Interface Index (Ipadentifindex)
67
Entry Subnet Mask (Ipadentnetmask)
67
Entry Broadcast Address (Ipadentbcastaddr)
67
Entry Reassembly Maximum Size (Ipadentreasmmaxsize)
67
Routing Information
68
Destination (Iproutedest)
68
Mask (Iproutemask)
69
Gateway (Routegateway)
69
Cost (Routecost)
69
Interface (Iprouteifindex)
69
State (Routestate)
69
Add a Route
69
Advanced
69
O/S Forwarding Table Window
70
Destination (Iproutedest)
70
Mask (Iproutemask)
70
Next Hop (Iproutenexthop)
70
Interface (Iprouteifindex)
70
Type (Iproutetype)
70
Protocol (Iprouteproto)
71
Info (Iprouteinfo)
71
IP Routing Destination Window
72
Route Destination (Iproutedest)
72
Mask (Iproutemask)
72
Interface (Iprouteifindex)
72
Protocol (Iprouteproto)
72
Seconds Since Updated (Iprouteage)
73
Tag (Routetag)
73
Gateway (Routegateway)
73
Cost (Routecost)
73
State (Routestate)
73
Address Translation Information
73
Interface (Ipnettomediaentry)
73
Net Address (Ipnettomedianetaddress)
74
Physical (Ipnettomediaphysaddress)
74
Type (Ipnettomediatype)
74
Chapter Contents
75
Tcp
75
Introduction
76
TCP Main Window
76
Retransmit-Timeout Algorithm (Tcprtoalgorithm)
76
Retransmit-Timeout Minimum (Tcprtomin)
76
Retransmit-Timeout Maximum (Tcprtomax)
76
Maximum Connections (Tcpmaxconn)
77
Active Opens (Tcpactiveopens)
77
Passive Opens (Tcppassiveopens)
77
Attempt/Fails (Tcpattemptfails)
77
ESTABLISHED Resets (Tcpestabresets)
77
Current ESTABLISHED (Tcpcurrestab)
77
Total Received (Tcpinsegs)
77
Total Sent (Tcpoutsegs)
77
Total Retransmitted (Tcpretranssegs)
77
Total Received in Error (Tcpinerrs)
77
TCP (Details)
78
Local Port (Tcpconnlocalport)
78
Remote Address (Tcpconnremaddress)
78
Remote Port (Tcpconnremport)
78
State (Tcpconnstate)
78
Udp
81
Introduction
82
Handling of NETBIOS UDP Broadcasts (Boxnetbiosudpbridging)
82
Received (Udpindatagrams)
82
Received with no Ports (Udpnoports)
82
Others Received with no Delivery (Udpinerrors)
82
Sent (Udpoutdatagrams)
82
Listener Table (Udptable)
83
Local Address (Udplocaladdress)
83
Local Port (Udplocalport)
83
RIP Version 2
85
Chapter 13 RIP Version 2
86
Introduction
86
RIP Version 2 Main Window
86
Route Changes Made (Rip2Globalroutechanges)
86
Responses Sent (Rip2Globalqueries)
86
Adding a RIP Address
86
RIP Version 2-Configuration
87
Address (Rip2Ifconfaddress)
87
Domain (Rip2Ifconfdomain)
88
Authentication Type (Rip2Ifconfauthtype)
88
Authentication Key (Rip2Ifconfauthkey)
88
Send (Rip2Ifconfsend)
88
Receive (Rip2Ifconfreceive)
88
Metric (Rip2Ifconfdefaultmetric)
88
Status (Rip2Ifconfstatus)
89
RIP Version 2 (Statistics)
89
Subnet IP Address (Rip2Ifstataddress)
89
Bad Packets (Rip2Ifstatrcvbadpackets)
89
Bad Routes (Rip2Ifstatrcvbadroutes)
89
Sent Updates (Rip2Ifstatsentupdates)
89
Status (Rip2Ifstatstatus)
89
Snmp
91
Chapter 14 SNMP
92
Introduction
92
SNMP Window
92
Packets (Snmpinpkts)
92
Bad Version (Snmpinbadversions)
92
Bad Community Names (Snmpinbadcommunitynames)
93
Bad Community Uses (Snmpinbadcommunity)
93
ASN Parseerrors (Snmpinasnparseerrs)
93
Error Status "Too Big" (Snmpintoobigs)
93
No such Names (Snmpinnosuchnames)
93
Bad Values (Snmpinbadvalues)
93
Error Status "Read Only" (Snmpinreadonlys)
93
Generated Errors (Snmpingenerrs)
93
Get/Get Next Variables (Snmpintotalreqvars)
93
Set Variables (Snmpintotalsetvars)
93
Get Next Requests (Snmpingetnexts)
94
Set Requests (Snmpinsetrequests)
94
Get Responses (Snmpingetresponses)
94
Traps (Snmpintraps)
94
Out
94
Out Packets (Snmpoutpkts)
94
Error Status "Too Big" (Snmpouttoobigs)
94
No such Names (Snmpoutnosuchnames)
94
Bad Values (Snmpoutbadvalues)
94
Generated Errors (Snmpoutgenerrs)
94
Get Responses (Snmpoutgetresponses)
95
Traps (Snmpouttraps)
95
Authentication Failure Traps (Snmpenableauthentraps)
95
System
97
Chapter 15 System
99
Introduction
99
System Main Window
100
Cpu
100
Percentage CPU Idle (Boxidletime)
100
Time Slices Fully Utilized (Boxcpucritical)
100
Time Slices 90% Utilized (Boxcpuwarning)
100
SNMP and HTTP
100
Version (Boxsnmpversion)
100
Super User Password (Boxsnmpmasterpassword)
100
User Password (Boxsnmpmonitorpassword)
100
Lan Ip
100
How to Obtain Address (Boxipaddresstechnique)
101
Address(Boxipaddress)
101
Mask(Boxipmask)
101
Manufacturer
101
Serial Number (Boxmanufacturedatecode)
101
PCB Revision (Boxmanufacturepcbrevision)
101
General Information (Boxmanufacturegeneralinfo)
101
Message Blocks
101
Packet Holding Message Blocks
101
Total (Boxmsgblksconfigured)
101
Total Times Unavailable (Boxcountmsgblkunavailable)
102
Operating System Heap Memory
102
Total Size (Boxheapsize)
102
Free (Boxheapfreespace)
102
Largest (Boxheaplargestspace)
102
Enclosure System
102
Internal Temperature (Boxtemperature)
102
Highest Temperature (Boxmaxtemperature)
102
Installation
102
Country (Installcountry)
102
Running Since Last Boot (Sysuptime)
103
System Manager (Syscontact)
103
Box Name (Sysname)
103
Physical Location (Syslocation)
103
Web Settings (Boxbackgroundflag)
103
Monitor Privilege (Boxmonitorprivilege)
103
System-Modify Window
104
SNMP and HTTP
104
Version (Boxsnmpversion)
104
Super User Password (Boxsnmpmasterpassword)
104
User Password (Boxsnmpmonitorpassword)
105
Lan Ip
105
Method to Obtain Address (Boxipaddresstechnique)
105
Address (Boxipaddress)
105
Mask (Boxipmask)
105
Installation
105
Country (Installcountry)
105
Other
106
System Manager (Syscontact)
106
Box Name (Sysname)
106
Physical Location (Syslocation)
106
Web Settings (Boxbackgroundflag)
106
Monitor Privilege (Boxmonitorprivilege)
106
System-Packet Holding Message Blocks
107
Buffer Size (Boxbuffersize)
107
No. of Buffers (Boxbuffercount)
107
No. Free (Boxbuffersfree)
107
No. of Tasks Waited (Boxcountbuffertaskwait)
107
No. of Times Unavailable(Boxcountbufferunavailable)
107
System Log
109
Chapter 16 System Log
110
Introduction
110
System Log Main Window
110
System Log-Modify
111
Daemons
111
Syslog Daemon IP Address(Syslogdaemonip)
111
SNMP Trap Daemon IP Address (Syslogtrapip)
111
Priority
111
Min Priority for Syslog Daemon (Syslogdaemonpriority)
112
Min Priority for Console RS-232 (Syslogconsolepriority)
112
Min Priority for Flash Storage (Syslogflashpriority)
112
Min Priority for SNMP Trap Daemon (Syslogtrappriority)
112
Min Priority for RAM (Syslogtablepriority)
113
Unix Facility (Syslogunixfacility)
113
Call Trace (Syslogcalltrace)
114
Maintenance
114
Maintain Flash Storage (Syslogflashclear)
114
System Log-Volatile Memory
115
Time (Sltick)
115
Message (Slmessage)
115
System Log-Non-Volatile Memory
116
Time (Slftick)
116
Message (Slfmessage)
116
T1/E1 Link
117
Chapter 17 T1/E1 Link
120
Introduction
120
T1/E1 Link Activity Main Window
121
Link (Dsx1Lineindex)
121
Type (Dsx1Linetype)
121
Circuit ID (Dsx1Circuitidentifier)
121
Line Status (Dsx1Linestatus)
122
Failure States
122
Far End Alarm Failure
122
Alarm Indication Signal (AIS) Failure
123
Loss of Frame Failure
123
Loss of Signal Failure
123
Loopback Pseudo-Failure
123
TS16 Alarm Indication Signal Failure
123
Loss of Multiframe Failure
123
Far End Loss of Multiframe Failure
123
Line Status-Configuration
124
Time Elapsed (Dsx1Timeelapsed)
124
Valid Intervals (Dsx1Validintervals)
124
WAN Circuit Configuration-Modify
125
Line Interface Settings
125
Circuit ID (Dsx1Circuitidentifier)
125
Line Type (Dsx1Linetype) Type (Dsx1Linetype)
125
Line Coding (Dsx1Linecoding)
126
Receive Equalizer (Linkrxequalizer)
126
Line Build out (Linklinebuildout)
126
Yellow Alarm Format (Linkyellowformat)
126
FDL (Dsx1Fdl)
127
Test Settings
127
Force Yellow Alarm (Linkyellowforce)
127
Loopback Config (Dsx1Loopbackconfig)
127
Send Code (Dsx1Sendcode)
127
Error Injection (Linkinjecterror)
128
Yellow Alarm Severity ()
128
Red Alarm Severity ()
128
Near End Line Statistics-Current
129
Errored Seconds (Dsx1Currentess)
129
Severely Errored Seconds (Dsx1Currentsess)
129
Severely Errored Frame Seconds (Dsx1Currentsefss)
129
Unavailable Seconds (Dsx1Currentuass)
129
Controlled Slip Seconds (Dsx1Currentcsss)
129
Path Code Violations (Dsx1Currentpcvs)
129
Line Errored Seconds (Dsx1Currentless)
129
Bursty Erroredseconds (Dsx1Currentbess)
129
Degraded Minutes (Dsx1Currentdms)
130
Line Code Violations (Dsx1Currentlcvs)
130
Near End Line Statistics-History
130
Interval (Dsx1Intervalnumber)
130
Errored Seconds (Dsx1Intervaless)
130
Severely Errored Seconds (Dsx1Intervalsess)
130
Severely Errored Frame Seconds (Dsx1Intervalsefss)
131
Unavailable Seconds (Dsx1Intervaluass)
131
Controlled Slip Seconds (Dsx1Intervalcsss)
131
Path Code Violations (Dsx1Intervalpcvs)
131
Line Errored Seconds (Dsx1Intervalless)
131
Bursty Erroredseconds (Dsx1Intervalbess)
131
Degraded Minutes (Dsx1Intervaldms)
131
Line Code Violations (Dsx1Intervallcvs)
131
Near End Line Statistics-Totals
132
Errored Seconds (Dsx1Totaless)
132
Severely Errored Seconds (Dsx1Totalsess)
132
Severely Errored Frame Seconds (Dsx1Totalsefss)
132
Unavailable Seconds (Dsx1Totaluass)
132
Controlled Slip Seconds (Dsx1Totalcsss)
132
Path Code Violations (Dsx1Totalpcvs)
132
Line Errored Seconds (Dsx1Totalless)
132
Bursty Erroredseconds (Dsx1Totalbess)
132
Degraded Minutes (Dsx1Totaldms)
133
Line Code Violations (Dsx1Totallcvs)
133
Far End Line Statistics-Current
133
Time Elapsed (Dsx1Farendtimeelapsed)
133
Errored Seconds (Dsx1Farendcurrentess)
133
Severely Errored Seconds (Dsx1Farend Currentsess)
133
Severely Errored Frame Seconds (Dsx1Farendcurrentsefss)
133
Unavailable Seconds (Dsx1Farendcurrentuass)
133
Controlled Slip Seconds (Dsx1Farendcurrentcsss)
134
Line Errored Seconds (Dsx1Farendcurrentless)
134
Path Code Violations (Dsx1Farendcurrentpcvs)
134
Bursty Errored Seconds (Dsx1Farendcurrentbess)
134
Degraded Minutes (Dsx1Farendcurrentdms)
134
Far End Line Statistics-History
134
Interval (Dsx1Farendintervalnumber)
135
Errored Seconds (Dsx1Farendintervaless)
135
Severely Errored Seconds (Dsx1Farendintervalsess)
135
Severely Errored Frame Seconds (Dsx1Farendintervalsefss)
135
Unavailable Seconds (Dsx1Farendintervaluass)
135
Controlled Slip Seconds (Dsx1Farendintervalcsss)
135
Line Errored Seconds (Dsx1Farendintervalless)
135
Path Code Violations (Dsx1Farendintervalpcvs)
135
Bursty Errored Seconds (Dsx1Farendintervalbess)
135
Degraded Minutes (Dsx1Farendintervaldms)
135
Far End Line Statistics-Totals
136
Errored Seconds (Dsx1Farendtotaless)
136
Severly Errored Seconds (Dsx1Farendtotalsess)
136
Severely Errored Frame Seconds (Dsx1Farendtotalsefss)
136
Unavailable Seconds (Dsx1Farendtotaluass)
136
Controlled Slip Seconds (Dsx1Farendtotalcsss)
136
Line Errored Seconds (Dsx1Farendtotalless)
136
Path Code Violations (Dsx1Farendtotalpcvs)
136
Bursty Errored Seconds (Dsx1Farendtotalbess)
137
Degraded Minutes (Dsx1Farendtotaldms)
137
T1/E1 Assignment
139
Chapter Contents
139
Displaying the T1/E1 Assignment Window
140
Slot
141
Device
141
Port
141
Introduction
140
About
143
Introduction
144
Patton Electronics Company Contact Information
144
License
145
Introduction
146
End User License Agreement
146
Definitions
146
Title
147
Term
147
Grant of License
147
Warranty
147
Termination
147
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T1/E1 Digital Access and Cross-Connect System (DACS)
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Table of Contents
Table of Contents
3
Contents
3
Compliance Information
7
Radio and TV Interference
7
Industry Canada Notice
7
FCC Information
7
FCC Part 68 Compliance Statement
8
CE Notice
8
About this Guide
9
Audience
9
Structure
9
Precautions
10
Typographical Conventions Used in this Document
10
General Conventions
10
Mouse Conventions
11
Introduction
13
Chapter 1 Introduction
14
T1/E1 DACS Overview
14
Hardware Overview
15
Wan
15
Lan
16
RS-232 Control Port
16
Power System
16
Central Processing Unit
16
Alarm Port
16
System Timing and Clock Port
16
Temperature
17
Altitude
17
Humidity
17
Physical Dimensions
18
Management Services
18
LED Display
19
Approvals
20
Hardware Installation
21
Chapter 2 Hardware Installation
22
Introduction
22
Unpacking the Model 2604 DACS
22
DACS Chassis Installation
22
Cable Installation
23
Installing the Power Cables - AC Unit
23
Installing the Power Cables - DC Power Supply
24
Grounding the Model 2604 - AC and DC Power Supplies
25
Connecting the Ethernet Ports
26
Connecting the 10/100Base-T Ethernet Port to an Ethernet Switch or Hub
26
Connecting the 10/100Base-T Ethernet Port to an Ethernet-Capable Workstation
27
Connecting the EIA-561 RS-232 Configuration Port
27
Connecting to the T1/E1 WAN Ports
27
Completing the Hardware Installation
28
Configuring the DACS for Operation
31
Chapter 3 Configuring the DACS for Operation
32
Introduction
32
Configuration Prerequisites: Preparing for the Configuration
32
Initial Configuration through the RS-232 Control Port
33
Connecting the DB9-RJ45 Adapter with the Included Cable
33
Setting up the Hyperterminal (or Similar Program) Session
33
Using a Web Browser to Complete DACS Configuration
36
Displaying the Model 2604 DACS Web Administration Pages
37
Home
38
Configuring the DS0 Mapping
39
Example on Configuring Static Connections
40
Setting the Clocking Source
41
Configuring the Default Gateway
42
Configuring Line Settings and Signaling for E1
43
Configuring the Line Settings
43
Configuring Line Settings and Signaling for T1
44
Configuring the Line Settings
44
Saving Your Configuration
44
Completing the Installation
46
Operation and Shutdown
49
Introduction
50
Activating the Model 2604
50
De-Activating the Model 2604
50
Troubleshooting and Maintenance
51
Chapter 5 Troubleshooting and Maintenance
52
Introduction
52
Fault Analysis
53
Periodic Maintenance
54
Calibration
54
Maintenance
55
Replacing the DACS
55
Exporting the Current DACS Configuration
55
Removing the Defective DACS
56
Installing the Replacement DACS
57
Verifying the Hardware Installation
57
Importing a Saved Configuration
57
Using the DB9-RJ45 Adapter with the Included Cable
57
Setting up the Hyperterminal (or Similar Program) Session
58
Completing the Installation
61
Contacting PATTON for Assistance
63
Introduction
64
Contact Information
64
Warranty Service and Returned Merchandise Authorizations (Rmas)
64
Warranty Coverage
64
Out-Of-Warranty Service
64
Returns for Credit
64
Return for Credit Policy
65
RMA Numbers
65
Shipping Instructions
65
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