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Schmid Watson Operating Instructions Manual (134 pages)
Brand:
Schmid
| Category:
Modem
| Size: 2 MB
Table of Contents
Declaration of Conformity
3
Table of Contents
11
1 Related Documents
17
2 Overview
19
Introduction
19
Applications
19
Figure 2-1: Ethernet Services
19
Figure 2-2: Campus Networks
20
Figure 2-3: Linear Ethernet Network
20
Figure 2-4: Ethernet over WAN
21
3 Modem Features
23
Dsl
23
Linerates and DSL Sync Rates
23
Figure 3-1: G.SHDSL and G.shdsl.bis Linerates
23
Multipair Operation
24
Single-Pair Fallback
25
Table 3-1: Naming of DSL Spans, Pairs and Connection Points
25
Power Backoff
26
Symmetric and Asymmetric Psds
26
DSL Performance Parameters
26
Table 3-2: Power Backoff
26
Wetting Current
28
Figure 3-2: Wetting Current Jumper Location
28
Table 3-3: Wetting Current Jumper Settings
28
Master / Slave
29
DSL Clocking
29
Ethernet (Plug-In Modem)
29
Ethernet over DSL
29
Figure 3-3: Ethernet over DSL
29
Ethernet Bridging
30
Figure 3-4: Watson Ethernet Plug-In Block Diagram
30
Figure 3-5: Transparent Bridging
30
MAC Defect Signaling
31
Vlans
31
VLAN Examples
31
Figure 3-6: Simple VLAN Example
32
Figure 3-7: VLAN Configuration for Traffic Concentration
32
Individual and Shared Forwarding Databases
33
Figure 3-8: VLAN Configuration for Inband Management
33
Figure 3-9: Individual VLAN Learning (IVL) Example
34
Figure 3-10: Shared VLAN Learning (SVL) Example
34
Stacked Vlans
35
Figure 3-11: Stacked VLAN Frame Format
35
Class of Service (Cos)
36
Figure 3-12: Class of Service Functions
36
Table 3-4: Ingress Rate Limiter Profiles
37
Spanning Tree Protocol
38
Figure 3-13: Ingress Rate Limiter Example
38
Table 3-5: Egress Rate Limiter Profiles
38
Table 3-6: Recommended Port Cost Values
40
Ethernet (Tabletop Modem)
41
Ethernet over DSL
41
VLAN Features
41
Mixed Mode Operation
42
Cisco HDLC
42
Figure 3-14: Mixed Mode Operation
42
Figure 3-15: Cisco HDLC
42
Firmware Update
43
Plug-In
43
Tabletop
43
Management
43
Management Interfaces
43
Figure 3-16: Management Interfaces
44
Chain Management through the DSL EOC
45
Figure 3-17: Chain Management through the DSL EOC
45
Management IP Address Configuration
46
Figure 3-18: IP Networks for Management
46
Management VLAN Configuration
47
Transparent Bridging with Inband Management
47
Figure 3-19: Transparent Bridging with Inband Management
47
G.826 Performance Monitoring
48
Test Loops
48
Figure 3-20: Test Loops Controlled by the DSL Master
48
Figure 3-21: Test Loops Controlled by the DSL Slave
48
Password Protection
49
4 Powering
51
Plug-In
51
Tabletop
51
5 Leds and Alarms
53
Plug-In Leds
53
Plug-In LED Indications
53
Table 5-1: LED Mapping for Plug-In
53
Table 5-2: Plug-In LED Indications
53
Tabletop Leds
54
Front Leds
54
Table 5-3: Tabletop Front LED Indications
54
Table 5-4: Tabletop Front LED Indications During Firmware Download
54
Back Leds
55
Alarm Conditions
55
Alarm Relays
55
Plug-In
55
Table 5-5: Tabletop Backpanel Ethernet LED Indications
55
Initialization Errors
56
Table 5-6: Software Initialization Errors (Tabletop Modem)
56
6 The Monitor
57
Introduction
57
Addressing of Plug-Ins
58
Plug-In in Subrack
58
Plug-In in Minirack Mechanics or Tabletop Housing
58
Tabletop
58
Figure 6-1: Plug-In Addressing Scheme
58
Naming of Ports
59
Telnet Access
59
Table 6-1: Port Naming
59
Monitor Command Structure
60
Welcome Screen
60
Menus
60
Table 6-2: Monitor Command Subsets
60
Prefixes an Shortcuts
61
Tab Completion
61
Help
61
Command History
61
Table 6-3: Command Shortcuts
61
Continuous Displays
62
7 Monitor Command Reference
63
Introduction
63
Table 7-1: Command Language Elements
63
Configuration Management CM
64
General Commands
64
Table 7-2: DEFAULT Values (Plug-In)
66
Default Configuration
66
Table 7-3: DEFAULT Values (Tabletop)
67
DSL Configuration (Plug-In)
68
DSL Configuration (Tabletop)
69
Ethernet Configuration (Plug-In)
70
Ethernet Configuration (Tabletop)
71
Ethernet Bridging Configuration (Plug-In)
72
Ethernet Bridging Configuration (Tabletop)
73
VLAN Configuration (Plug-In)
73
VLAN Configuration (Tabletop)
76
Class of Service Configuration (Plug-In)
77
Class of Service Configuration (Tabletop)
79
7.2.12 Spanning Tree Configuration
82
Management Configuration
86
Fault and Maintenance Management FMM
89
Diagnostic
89
Status (Plug-In)
90
Status (Tabletop)
92
Alarms
93
Test Loops
95
Reset Commands
95
Performance Management PM
96
G.826 Statistics
96
Ethernet Statistics
97
Bit Error Rate Tests
98
Security and Remote Management SM
100
Connection Control
100
Inventory
100
Password
101
Firmware Update
103
8 Snmp
105
Introduction
105
Agentx
105
Default Context and Card Contexts
106
Figure 8-1: SNMP Master Agent and Subagents
106
SNMP Configuration
107
The Entity MIB
107
Figure 8-2: Default Context and Card Contexts
107
Figure 8-3 Entity MIB Entphysicaltable
108
VLAN Indexing in the Default Context
109
The Iftable
109
Figure 8-4: VLAN Indexing in the Default Context
109
MIB Reference
110
Mib II (Rfc 1213)
110
P-Bridge-Mib (Rfc 2674)
110
Q-Bridge-MIB (RFC 2674)
110
Entity MIB (RFC 2737)
111
Rmon (Rfc 2819)
111
If Mib (Rfc 2863)
111
SNMP Notification MIB (RFC 3413)
111
SNMP Target MIB (RFC 3413)
112
Snmp-View-Based-Acm-Mib (Rfc 3415)
112
Etherlike MIB (RFC 3635)
112
Mau Mib (Rfc 3636)
112
Bridge-MIB (RFC 4188)
113
Rstp-Mib (Rfc 4318)
113
Hdsl2-Shdsl-Line-Mib (Rfc 4319)
113
Hdsl Mib
114
Schmid MIB
115
Watson MIB
115
9 Front and Rear Panels
117
Front Panel (Plug-In)
117
Rear Panel (Tabletop)
117
Figure 9-1: Plug-In Front Panel
117
Figure 9-2: Tabletop Rear Panel
117
10 Connectors and Cables
119
Overview
119
Figure 10-1: Cabling and Mechanics (Plug-In)
119
Figure 10-2: Cabling and Mechanics (Tabletop)
120
DSL Interface
121
Connector
121
Figure 10-3: DSL Connector
121
Table 10-1: DSL Connector Pin Assignment (Plug-In)
121
Table 10-2: DSL Connector Pin Assignment (Tabletop)
121
DSL Cable
122
Figure 10-4: HDSL Cable, 4 Pairs, 5M, Open End
122
Ethernet Interface
123
Monitor Interface
123
Figure 10-5: Ethernet Connector
123
Figure 10-6: Monitor Connector
123
Table 10-3: Ethernet Connector
123
Table 10-4: Monitor Connector
123
Power and Grounding
124
Tabletop Power Connector
124
10.5.2 Tabletop Ground Connector
124
Figure 10-7: Power Connector
124
Figure 10-8: Ground Connector
124
Table 10-5: Power Connector
124
11 Technical Specifications
127
Interfaces
127
DSL Line Interface
127
Ethernet Interfaces
127
Monitor Interface
127
Power Consumption
128
Plug-In
128
Tabletop
128
Ethernet
128
Latency and Throughput
129
Management Functions
129
Mtbf
129
11.7 Environment
130
Climatic Conditions (Plug-In and Tabletop)
130
Safety
130
Emc
130
Physical Dimensions and Weight
130
Plug-In
130
Tabletop
130
12 Terminology
131
13 Product Order Codes
133
Modems
133
Accessories
133
Accessories for Plug-In
133
Table 13-1: Watson Ethernet Modem Types
133
Table 13-2: Accessories for Plug-In
133
Accessories for Tabletop
134
Table 13-3: Accessories for Tabletop
134
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Schmid Watson Operating Manual (49 pages)
Watson SHDSL Router
Brand:
Schmid
| Category:
Network Router
| Size: 0 MB
Table of Contents
Declaration of Conformity
3
Important Safety Precautions
5
Installation Precautions
7
Limited Product Warranty
9
Table of Contents
11
1 Related Documents
15
2 Overview
17
Introduction
17
Applications
17
Figure 2-1: Point-To-Multipoint Ethernet Services
17
Router Types
18
Figure 2-2: Point-To-Point Ethernet Services
18
Table 2-1: Watson SHDSL Router Types
18
Architecture
19
Block Diagram
19
Ethernet Switch
19
IP Router
19
Figure 2-3: Watson SHDSL Router Block Diagram
19
SHDSL Modem
20
3 Features
21
Network Connections
21
Bridging
21
Routing
21
Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol (DHCP)
22
Point-To-Point Protocol over Ethernet (Pppoe)
22
Ipsec Vpn
23
Point-To-Point Tunneling Protocol (PPTP)
23
Security
24
Access Control
24
Port Forwarding
24
DMZ Host
25
Port Triggering
25
Website Restrictions
26
Network Address Translation (NAT)
26
Advanced Filtering
26
Security Log
27
Vlan
27
Switch VLAN Modes
27
VLAN Interfaces
27
VLAN Stacking
27
VLAN Examples
28
Quality of Service (Qos)
28
Figure 3-1: VLAN Configuration for Traffic Concentration
28
Differentiated Services Code Point (DSCP)
29
Traffic Priority
29
Traffic Shaping
29
Class Statistics
30
DSCP Remark According to 802.1P Cos
30
IEEE 802.1P Priority
30
Dsl
31
Linerates and DSL Sync Rates
31
Multi-Pair Operation
31
Ethernet over SHDSL
32
Table 3-1: Naming of DSL Ports and Wire Pairs
32
Figure 3-3: Ethernet over DSL with HDLC Encapsulation
33
Figure 3-4: EFM Fragmentation and Framing
33
Power Backoff
34
DSL Performance
34
Table 3-2: Power Backoff
34
Master / Slave
35
DSL Clocking
35
Firmware Update
35
Management
35
Management Interfaces
35
Accessing the Web-Based Management
36
Management VLAN Configuration
36
DSL Performance Monitoring
37
Password Protection
37
Restoring the Default Configuration
37
4 Leds and Alarms
39
Leds
39
Front Panel Leds
39
Back Panel Leds
39
Table 4-1: Tabletop Front LED Indications
39
Alarm Conditions
40
Table 4-2: Ethernet LED Indicators
40
5 Front and Rear Panels
41
Front Panel
41
Rear Panel
41
Figure 5-1: Front Panel
41
Figure 5-2: Rear Panel
41
6 Connectors and Cables
43
DSL Interface
43
Connector
43
Figure 6-1: DSL Connector
43
Table 6-1: DSL Connector Pin Assignment
43
DSL Cable
44
Ethernet Interfaces
44
Figure 6-2: Ethernet Connector
44
Table 6-2: Ethernet Connector
44
Power and Grounding
45
Power Connector
45
Ground Connector
45
Figure 6-3: Power Connector
45
Figure 6-4: Ground Connector
45
7 Technical Specifications
47
Interfaces
47
DSL Line Interface
47
Ethernet Interfaces
47
Power Consumption
47
Ethernet
47
Management Functions
48
Environment
48
Climatic Conditions
48
Safety
48
Emc
48
Physical Dimensions and Weight
48
8 Terminology
49
Schmid Watson Operating Manual (47 pages)
SHDSL Router
Brand:
Schmid
| Category:
Network Router
| Size: 0 MB
Table of Contents
Revision History
2
Declaration of Conformity
3
Important Safety Precautions
5
Installation Precautions
7
Limited Product Warranty
9
Table of Contents
11
1 Related Documents
15
2 Overview
17
Introduction
17
Applications
17
Figure 2-1: Point-To-Multipoint Ethernet Services
17
Router Types
18
Figure 2-2: Point-To-Point Ethernet Services
18
Table 2-1: Watson SHDSL Router Types
18
Architecture
19
Block Diagram
19
Ethernet Switch
19
IP Router
19
SHDSL Modem
19
Figure 2-3: Watson SHDSL Router Block Diagram
19
3 Features
21
Network Connections
21
Bridging
21
Routing
21
Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol (DHCP)
21
Point-To-Point Protocol over Ethernet (Pppoe)
22
Ipsec Vpn
23
Point-To-Point Tunneling Protocol (PPTP)
23
Security
23
Access Control
23
Port Forwarding
24
DMZ Host
25
Port Triggering
25
Website Restrictions
25
Network Address Translation (NAT)
25
Advanced Filtering
26
Security Log
26
Vlan
26
Switch VLAN Modes
26
Router VLAN
26
VLAN Examples
27
Quality of Service (Qos)
27
Traffic Priority
27
Figure 3-1: VLAN Configuration for Traffic Concentration
27
Traffic Shaping
28
Differentiated Services Code Point (DSCP)
28
IEEE 802.1P Priority
28
DSCP Remark According to 802.1P Cos
29
Class Statistics
29
Dsl
29
Linerates and DSL Sync Rates
29
Figure 3-2: G.SHDSL and G.shdsl.bis Linerates
29
Multi-Pair Operation
30
Table 3-1: Naming of DSL Ports and Wire Pairs
30
Ethernet over SHDSL
31
Figure 3-3: Ethernet over DSL with HDLC Encapsulation
31
Figure 3-4: EFM Fragmentation and Framing
31
Power Backoff
32
DSL Performance
32
Table 3-2: Power Backoff
32
Master / Slave
33
DSL Clocking
33
Firmware Update
33
Management
33
Management Interfaces
33
Accessing the Web-Based Management
34
Management VLAN Configuration
34
DSL Performance Monitoring
34
Password Protection
34
Restoring the Default Configuration
35
4 Leds and Alarms
37
Leds
37
Front Panel Leds
37
Table 4-1: Tabletop Front LED Indications
37
Back Panel Leds
38
Alarm Conditions
38
Table 4-2: Ethernet LED Indicators
38
5 Front and Rear Panels
39
Front Panel
39
Rear Panel
39
Figure 5-1: Front Panel
39
Figure 5-2: Rear Panel
39
6 Connectors and Cables
41
DSL Interface
41
Connector
41
Figure 6-1: DSL Connector
41
Table 6-1: DSL Connector Pin Assignment
41
DSL Cable
42
Ethernet Interfaces
42
Power and Grounding
42
Power Connector
42
Figure 6-2: Ethernet Connector
42
Figure 6-3: Power Connector
42
Table 6-2: Ethernet Connector
42
Ground Connector
43
Figure 6-4: Ground Connector
43
7 Technical Specifications
45
Interfaces
45
DSL Line Interface
45
Ethernet Interfaces
45
Power Consumption
45
Ethernet
46
Management Functions
46
Environment
46
Climatic Conditions
46
Safety
46
Emc
46
Physical Dimensions and Weight
46
8 Terminology
47
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