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Patton electronics NetLink 2960 RAS Administrator's Reference Manual (326 pages)

Remote Access Server

Brand: Patton electronics | Category: Server | Size: 14 MB

Table of Contents

3
- Remote Access Server
  1
- Audience
  9
- Structure
  9
- Typographical Conventions Used in this Document
  10
- Mouse Conventions
  11
- Introduction
  12
- Home
  15
  - Introduction
    16
  - Operating Status Variables
    17
  - Immediate Actions
    18
- Import/Export
  19
  - Introduction
    20
  - Export Configuration
    20
  - Import Configuration
    22
Chapter 4 Alarms

23
Chapter 5 Authentication

30
Chapter 6 Dax

44
- Dax
  44
- Configuring the DAX
  45
- Introduction
  45
Chapter 7 Dial in

48
Chapter 8 Dial out

103
- Dial out
  103
- Dial out Main Window
  107
  - Call Sorting (Dopagesort)
    107
  - Active Calls (Doactive)
    107
  - Call ID (Doactindex)
    107
  - ML ID (Doactmultiindex)
    107
  - User (Doactusername)
    108
  - State (Doactstate)
    108
  - Duration (Doactsessiontime)
    108
  - Disconnect Reason (Doactterminatereason)
    108
- Introduction
  107
- Dial out Details Window
  110
  - Modulation (Doactmodulation)
    110
  - Speed (Doacttxspeed)
    110
- Dial out Modify Window
  111
  - Modify Login
    112
    
    Initial Banner (Dobanner)
    112
    
    Login Technique (Dologintechnique)
    112
    
    Password Prompt (Dopasswordprompt)
    112
    
    Restrict to Lan (Dorestricttolan)
    112
    
    TCP Port (Dotcpport)
    112
    
    TCP Type (Doservicetype)
    112
    
    Username Prompt (Dousernameprompt)
    112
  - Modify Attempts
    112
    
    Failure Banner (Dofailurebanner)
    113
    
    Login Attempts Allowed (Doallowattempts)
    113
  - Modify Maximum Time
    113
    
    Call History Timeout (Min) (Dolingertime)
    114
    
    Maximum Idle Time (Doidletimeout)
    114
    
    Maximum Session Time (Dosessiontimeout)
    114
    
    Time to Login (Sec) (Dologintimeout)
    114
  - Modify V.92 Configuration
    114
    
    Features (Dimodemv92Enable)
    114
    
    Messages to Radius(Div59Enable)
    114
    
    Modem on Hold (Div92Modemonhold)
    114
    
    Modem on Hold Timeout(Div92Modemonholdtimeout)
    114
    
    Quick Connect (Div92Quickconnect)
    114
  - Modify Modem Configuration
    115
    
    ISDN (Domodemisdnenable)
    115
    
    K56Flex(Dimodemk56Enable)
    115
    
    Maximum Speed (Domodemmaxspeed)
    115
    
    V21 (Domodemv21Enable)
    115
    
    V22 (Domodemv22Enable)
    115
    
    V23(Dimodemv23Enable)
    115
    
    V32(Dimodemv32Enable)
    115
    
    V34(Dimodemv34Enable)
    115
    
    V90(Dimodemv90Enable)
    115
    
    Carrier Loss Duration (Domodemcarrierlossduration)
    116
    
    Compression (Domodemcompression)
    116
    
    Guard Tone (Domodemguardtone)
    116
    
    Minimum Speed (Domodemminspeed)
    116
    
    Protocol (Domodemprotocol)
    116
    
    Retrain (Domodemretrain)
    116
    
    Tx Level (Domodemtxlevel)
    116
- Dial out Locations Window
  117
  - Restrict Modification (Domodemrestrictmods)
    117
  - Status (Locationstatus)
    117
  - Add Location
    118
    
    Destination IP (Locationdestinationip)
    118
    
    Destination Netmask (Locationdestinationnet)
    118
    
    ID (Locationid)
    118
    
    Location Name (Locationname)
    118
    
    Password (Locationpassword)
    118
    
    Phone Number (Locationphonenumber)
    118
    
    User Name (Locationusername)
    118
    
    Authentication Technique (Locationauthtechnique)
    119
    
    Connection Type (Locationconnecttype)
    119
    
    Idle Timeout (Locationidletimeout)
    119
    
    Ip Filters (Locationipfilters)
    119
    
    Maximum Session Time (Locationsessiontimeout)
    119
    
    Modem Profile (Locationmodemprofile)
    119
    
    Multilink (Locationconfigmultilink)
    119
  - View/Modify Location Details
    120
  - Dialing Locations
    120
  - Dial out Modem Profiles Window
    121
  - Add Modem Profile
    121
    
    Locations Link
    121
    
    Modem Modulation (Modemtype)
    121
    
    Profile ID (Modemprofileid)
    121
    
    Carrier Loss Duration (Modemcarrierlossduration)
    122
    
    Compression (Modemcompression)
    122
    
    Guard Tone (Modemguardtone)
    122
    
    Protocol (Modemprotocol)
    122
    
    Retrain(Modemretrain)
    122
    
    Transmit Level (Modemtxlevel)-Not in Use
    122
- Dial out User Statistics Window
  123
  - Billing Delay (Modembillingdelay)
    123
  - Status (Modemstatus)
    123
  - View Modem Profile
    123
    
    Call ID (Doactindex)
    124
    
    Call Identification
    124
    
    Password (Doactpassword)
    124
    
    Shared Unique ID (Doactmultiindex)
    124
    
    Username (Doactusername)
    124
    
    Dsp Link (Doactdspindex)
    125
    
    IP Address (Doactip)
    125
    
    Minutes until Timeout (Doactremainingidle)
    125
    
    Session
    125
    
    Start Time of Call (Doactsessionstarttime)
    125
    
    Termination Reason (Doactterminatereason)
    125
    
    Time Call Is/Was Active (Doactsessiontime)
    125
    
    Time Left in Session (Doactremainingsession)
    125
    
    Time Slot (Doactslotindex)
    125
    
    Wan Link (Doactlinkindex)
    125
    
    Bad Address (Dostatbadaddresses)
    127
    
    Bad Controls (Dostatbadcontrols)
    127
    
    Bad Frame Check Sequences (Dostatbadfcss)
    127
    
    Packets too Long (Dostatpackettoolongs)
    127
    
    PPP Statistics
    127
  - LCP Statistics
    127
    
    Local ACC Map (Dostatlocaltopeeraccmap)
    128
    
    Local MRU (Dostatlocalmru)
    128
    
    Local Multilink MRRU (Dostatlcplocalmrru)
    128
    
    Remote ACC Map (Dostatpeertolocalaccmap)
    128
    
    Remote LCP Authentication (Dostatlcpauth)
    128
    
    Remote MRU (Dostatremotemru)
    128
    
    Remote Multilink MRRU (Dostatlcpremotemrru)
    128
    
    Local AC Compression (Dostatlocaltoremoteaccomp)
    129
    
    Local Frame Check Sequence Size (Dostattransmitfcssize)
    129
    
    Local PPP Protocol Compression (Dostatlocaltoremoteprotcomp)
    129
    
    Remote AC Compression (Dostatremotetolocalaccomp)
    129
    
    Remote Frame Check Sequence Size (Dostatreceivefcssize)
    129
    
    Remote PPP Protocol Compression
    129
  - Phone
    130
    
    Number Called (Doactnumberdialed)
    130
  - Data
    130
    
    Bad Packets (Doacterrorframes)
    130
    
    Octets Received (Doactreceivedoctets )
    130
    
    Octets Sent (Doactsentoctets)
    130
    
    Packets Received (Doactreceiveddataframes)
    130
    
    Packets Sent (Doactsentdataframes)
    130
  - Physical Layer
    131
    
    Connection Modulation (Doactmodulation)
    131
    
    Error Correction Protocol (Doacterrorcorrection)
    131
    
    Rx Connection Speed (Doactrxspeed)
    131
    
    Tx Connection Speed (Doacttxspeed)
    131
- An Example Section of Dialout
  132
Chapter 9 Callback

133
- Callback
  133
- Dial-In Modify Configuration
  134
  - Callback (Dicallbackconfig)
    134
- Introduction
  134
- Dial-In Main Window
  135
  - State (Diactstate)
    135
- RADIUS Configuration
  136
  - Callback Configuration (Sucallbackconfig)
    136
  - Callback Phone Number (Sucallbacknumber)
    136
- Static User Authentication
  136
- Accounting Information
  137
- Dialout
  137
- Drop and Insert
  138
  - Introduction
    139
  - Drop and Insert Main Window
    139
    
    Call History Timeout (Drlingertime)
    139
    
    Session ID (Dractindex)
    139
    
    Session Timeout (Drsessiontimeout)
    139
  - How Drop and Insert Works
    140
    
    Calling Number (Dractcallingphone)
    140
    
    Number Dialed (Dractnumberdialed)
    140
    
    Originating Channel (Dractchannel)
    140
    
    Originating Link (Dractlinkindex)
    140
    
    Passed to Channel (Dractpasschannel)
    140
    
    Passed to Link (Dractpasslinkindex)
    140
    
    Remaining Time (Dractremainingsession)
    140
    
    Session Time (Dractsessiontime)
    140
    
    Using Drop and Insert
    141
Chapter 11 Digital Signal Processing (Dsp)

142
- Digital Signal Processing (DSP)
  142
- Introduction
  144
- DSP Settings Main Window
  145
  - Dsps Available (Dspavailable)
    145
  - Detected (Dspdetected)
    145
  - HW Failures (Dspfailed)
    145
  - Calls Without an Available DSP (Dspdspnotavailable)
    145
  - DSP Index (Dspindex)
    145
  - Admin Desire (Dspdesiredstate)
    145
  - Instance #1 State (Dspstatefirst)
    145
  - Instance #1 Use (Dspusefirst)
    146
  - Instance #2 State (Dspstatesecond)
    146
  - Instance #2 Use (Dspusesecond)
    146
- DSP Connection Performance
  147
- DSP Information Window
  151
Chapter 12 Ethernet

154
Chapter 13 Filter IP

161
- Filter IP
  161
- Defining a Filter
  162
- Introduction
  162
- Modify Filter
  162
  - Name (Filteripname)
    163
  - Direction (Filteripdirection)
    163
  - Action (Filteripaction)
    164
  - Source IP
    164
    
    Address (Filteripsourceip)
    164
    
    Comparison (Filteripsourceaddresscmp)
    164
    
    Mask (Filteripsourcemask)
    164
  - Destination IP
    165
    
    Address(Filteripdestinationip)
    165
    
    Comparison (Filteripdestinationaddresscmp)
    165
    
    Mask(Filteripdestinationmask)
    165
  - Source Port
    165
    
    Comparison (Filteripsourceportcmp)
    165
    
    Port (Filteripsourceport)
    165
  - Destination Port
    165
    
    Comparison (Filteripdestinationportcmp)
    165
    
    Port (Filteripdestinationport)
    166
  - Protocol (Filteripprotocol)
    166
  - TCP Established (Filteriptcpestablished)
    166
  - Default for Dialin (Filteripdefaultdialin)
    166
- An Example of Using a Filter
  167
  - Default for Dialout (Filteripdefaultdialout)
    167
Chapter 14 Frame Relay

170
- Frame Relay
  170
- Introduction
  172
- The Frame Relay Main Window
  172
  - Link X (Frdlcmiifindex)
    173
    
    Status: X (Framerelstatus)
    173
  - HDLC Statistics on Link
    173
    
    Data Overflow (Framerelrxdataoverflow)
    173
    
    Message Ends (Framerelrxmessageends)
    173
    
    No Buffers Available (Framerelrxnobufferavailable)
    173
    
    Overflow (Framerelrxoverflow)
    173
    
    Packets too Long (Framerelrxpackettoolong)
    173
    
    Receive (Bits/Sec) (Framerelrxoctets)
    173
    
    Transmit (Bits/Sec) (Framereltxoctets)
    173
- DLMI Window
  174
- DLCI Window
  176
Chapter 15 Interfaces

178
- Interfaces
  178
- Interfaces Main Window
  179
  - Number (Ifindex)
    179
  - Type (Iftype)
    180
  - Admin Stat (Ifadminstatus)
    180
  - Operational Status (Ifoperstatus)
    180
- Introduction
  179
- Interface Details
  181

Patton electronics NetLink 2960 RAS Getting Started Manual (69 pages)

Remote Access Server (RAS)

Brand: Patton electronics | Category: Server | Size: 2 MB

Getting Started Guide
1
Table of Contents
3
Compliance Information

7
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
- Model 2960/2996 Remote Access Server Overview
  14
- Hardware Overview
  15
  - Wan
    15
  - Lan
    15
  - Signaling
    16
  - Modems
    16
  - RS-232 Control Port
    16
  - Power System
    16
  - Central Processing Unit
    16
  - Temperature
    16
  - Altitude
    16
  - Humidity
    16
  - Physical Dimensions
    17
  - Security
    17
  - Management Services
    17
  - LED Display
    18
- Approvals
  19
- Software Overview
  20
- Hardware Installation
  21
Chapter 2 Hardware Installation

22

Patton electronics NetLink 2960 RAS Getting Started Manual (67 pages)

Remote Access Server

Brand: Patton electronics | Category: Server | Size: 2 MB

Table of Contents
3
About this Guide

7
- Audience
  7
- Structure
  7
- Precautions
  8
- Typographical Conventions Used in this Document
  8
  - General Conventions
    8
  - Mouse Conventions
    9
1 Introduction

11
- Model 2960/2996 Remote Access Server Overview
  12
- Hardware Overview
  13
  - Wan
    13
  - Lan
    13
  - Signaling
    14
  - Modems
    14
  - RS-232 Control Port
    14
  - Power System
    14
  - Central Processing Unit
    14
  - Temperature
    14
  - Altitude
    14
  - Humidity
    14
  - Physical Dimensions
    15
  - Security
    15
  - Management Services
    15
  - LED Display
    16
- Approvals
  17
- Software Overview
  18
2 Hardware Installation

19
3 Configuring the RAS for Operation

27

Patton electronics NetLink 2960 RAS Datasheet (2 pages)

Remote Access Server Dual T1/E1/PRI RAS

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