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Cabletron Systems MMAC-Plus 9G426-02 User Manual (420 pages)

Frame relay module for MMAC-Plus

Brand: Cabletron Systems | Category: Control Unit | Size: 3.14 MB

User Guide
1
About this Manual
4
Screen Displays
4
Table of Contents
5
Section I

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- Introduction
  
  15
Chapter 1 Introduction to Netlink Frame Relay Access Devices

17
- Network Example
  17
- Frame Relay Module
  17
  - Multiprotocol Support
    18
  - Management Functions
    21
  - Hardware Overview
    22
    
    Frx4000
    22
- Ports on the Netlink FRX4000
  22
- WAN Port Cables for Netlink FRX4000
  23
  - Frx6000
    24
- FRX6000 RLP, Lics, and Cables
  25
- LAN Card Interfaces
  26
- FRX6000 Chassis
  26
  - Operator Interfaces
    27
  - Frame Relay Module
    28
- Frame Relay Module with I/O Boxes and Cabling
  29
  - Introduction to Menu Operations
    31
    
    Moving through the Menus
    32
    
    Prompts
    32
- Main Menu
  32
  - On-Line Help
    33
  - Stopping Operation
    36
    
    Logging out
    36
    
    Rebooting
    36
    
    Shutting down
    36
- Configuration
  
  37
Chapter 2 Introduction to Database Configuration

39
Chapter 3 Configuring Node Parameters

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- Changing the Login Password
  48
- Setting the Date and Time
  49
- Date and Time Parameters
  49
  - Configuring Node Defaults
    50
- Node Defaults Configuration Screen 1
  50
  - Node Defaults Parameters
    51
- Netview Parameters
  55
  - Warning Messages
    58
Chapter 4 Configuring Cards and Protocols

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- Frx4000
  60
  - Protocols
    60
- Serial Ports on an FRX4000
  60
- LP Configuration Menu for FRX4000
  61
- FRX4000 Line Processor Parameters
  62
  - LAN Interface
    63
- LAN Card Configuration Record
  63
- LAN Interface Parameters on FRX4000
  63
  - Frx6000
    64
    
    Rlps and Protocols
    64
- FRX6000 RLP, Lics, and Cables
  65
- LP Configuration Menu for FRX6000
  66
  - LP Parameters in an FRX6000
    67
- FRX6000 Line Processor Parameters
  67
  - LAN Cards
    68
- LAN Card Identification in FRX6000
  68
- LAN Card Configuration Screen
  69
- LAN Card Parameters on FRX6000
  69
  - Frame Relay Module
    70
    
    RLP and Protocols
    70
- Frame Relay Module RLP, Lics, and Cables
  71
- LP Configuration Menu for Frame Relay Module
  72
  - LP Parameters in a Frame Relay Module
    73
- Frame Relay Module Line Processor Parameters
  73
  - LAN Cards
    74
- LAN Card Configuration Screen
  74
- LAN Card Identification in FRX6000
  74
- LAN Card Parameters on FRM
  75
Chapter 5 Configuring Serial Ports

77
Chapter 6 Configuring Frame Relay

83
- Dlci Sharing
  83
- Frame Relay Backup
  83
- Frame Relay Backup Examples
  84
  - Configuring Bandwidth Allocation Groups
    88
    
    Bandwidth Allocation Group Parameters
    89
- Bandwidth Allocation Group Menu
  89
  - Configuring Frame Relay Ports
    91
- Frame Relay Port Screen 1
  91
- Frame Relay Port Screen 2
  92
- DLCI Configuration Review Screen
  92
- Frame Relay DLCI Configuration Screen 1
  94
- Frame Relay DLCI Configuration Screen 2
  95
  - Frame Relay Port Parameters
    96
- Frame Relay DLCI Parameters
  97
  - Configuring a Logical Port
    103
- Logical Port Screen 1
  103
  - Logical Port Parameters
    104
- Logical Port CUG Parameters
  105
  - Configuring Subscriber Addresses
    111
- SVC Subscriber Display
  111
  - Subscriber Parameters
    112
  - Configuring Frame Relay Pvcs Across the Node
    114
- Frame Relay PVC Configuration
  114
  - Frame Relay PVC Parameters
    115
  - Configuring Frame Relay Backup Groups
    117
- Frame Relay Backup Group Parameters
  117
Chapter 7 Configuring

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- Configuring X.25 Ports
  120
- X.25 Port Screen 1
  120
  - X.25 Port Parameters
    121
  - CUG Management
    127
  - X.25 Port CUG Parameters
    127
- X.25 Port CUG Parameters
  128
  - Configuring a Network Trunk
    129
- X.25 Port Trunk Parameters
  129
  - Configuring a Dial Port
    130
- Dial Port Parameters
  130
  - X.25 Port Dial Parameters
    130
  - Configuring Subscriber Addresses
    132
- Typical SVC Subscriber Screen
  132
  - Subscriber Parameters
    133
  - Configuring X.25 Address Translation Templates
    135
- Backup Using Address Translation
  135
- Address Translation Templates Display
  136
  - Translation Template Parameters
    137
- Address Translation Template Screen
  137
  - Translation Examples
    139
  - Testing a Translation Template
    140
- Address Translation Test Screen
  140
  - Configuring X.25-To-X.25 Pvcs
    141
- X.25-To-X.25 PVC Screen
  141
  - X.25 PVC Parameters
    142
Configuring X.25

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Chapter 8 Configuring SNA

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- Configuring an SNA Port
  144
- SNA Port Screen 1
  144
- SDLC PU Subscriber Parameters Screen
  145
  - SNA Port Parameters
    146
- SNA Port PU Parameters
  147
  - Configuring Subscriber Addresses
    155
- Typical SVC Subscriber Screen
  155
  - Subscriber Parameters
    156
- SVC Subscriber Parameters
  156
  - Configuring a Hunt Group for SNA Subscribers
    158
  - Configuring LLC2
    159
- LLC2 Examples
  160
  - Configuring a Virtual LAN ID
    161
- LLC2 Defaults Configuration Screen
  161
  - Configuring LLC2 Hosts
    162
- LLC2 Originated Host Configuration Screen
  162
- LLC2 Terminated Host Configuration Screen
  163
- LLC2 Host Connections Screen
  163
  - LLC2 Host Parameters
    164
  - Configuring LLC2 Interfaces
    169
- LLC2 Interfaces Display
  169
- Bridge Port/Llc2 Interface Record, Ethernet
  170
- Bridge Port/Llc2 Interface Record, Frame Relay
  170
  - LLC2 Interface Parameters
    171
- Bridge Port/Llc2 Interface Parameters
  171
Chapter 9 Configuring BSC

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- Configuring BSC Interactive Port Records
  176
- BSC Interactive Port Record
  176
  - BSC Interactive Port Parameters
    177
- BSC Interactive Port Record, Screen 3
  177
- Subscriber Parameters
  182
  - Configuring BSC Batch Port Records
    183
- BSC Batch Port Record
  183
  - BSC Batch Port Parameters
    184
- BSC Batch Port Record, Screen 3
  184
- Subscriber Parameters
  188
  - Configuring Subscriber Addresses
    190
- Typical SVC Subscriber Screen
  190
  - Subscriber Parameters
    191
- SVC Subscriber Parameters
  191
  - Configuring BSC Interactive Devices
    193
- Control and Device Unit Addressing
  193
  - BSC Interactive Device Parameters
    194
- BSC Interactive Devices Screen
  194
Chapter 10 Configuring Async Ports

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- Configuring Async PAD Profiles
  198
  - PAD Profile Parameters
    199
- Async PAD Profile Parameters
  199
  - Configuring Async PAD Login Parameters
    203
- Async PAD Login Parameters Screen
  203
  - Login Parameters
    204
- Async PAD Login Parameters
  204
  - Configuring Async Port Records
    205
- Async PAD Port Screen
  205
  - Async PAD Port Parameters
    206
- Async Port Parameters
  206
  - Configuring Subscriber Addresses
    211
- Typical SVC Subscriber Screen
  211
  - Subscriber Parameters
    212
- SVC Subscriber Parameters
  212
  - Configuring Abbreviated Addresses
    214
  - Configuring Async Pvcs
    215
- Async-To-X.25 PVC Record
  215
  - Async PVC Parameters
    216
Chapter 11 Configuring IP

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- IP Addressing
  217
- Using the Node as an IP Gateway
  218
- Required Configuration
  218
- Specifying a RIP Version
  219
  - IP Node Defaults Parameters
    219
- IP Node Defaults Menu
  219
- IP Defaults Parameters
  219
  - Configuring IP Interfaces
    220
- IP Interface Record Example
  220
  - IP Interface Parameters
    221
  - Configuring Static IP Routes
    224
- IP Routing Record
  224
  - IP Routing Parameters
    225
  - Configuring IP-To-X.25 Pvcs
    226
- IP-Over-X.25 PVC Record
  226
  - IP-To-X.25 PVC Parameters
    227
- IP/X.25 PVC Parameters
  227
Chapter 12 Configuring IPX

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- Required Configuration
  229
- Configuring IPX Node Defaults
  230
  - IPX Node Defaults Parameters
    230
- IPX Node Defaults Menu
  230
  - Configuring IPX Filter Definitions
    231
    
    How Filter Masks Work
    232
- IPX SAP Filter Record
  232
  - IPX Filter Parameters
    233
- IPX RIP Filter Parameters
  233
- IPX SAP Filter Parameters
  233
- IPX Packet Filter Parameters
  234
- IPX RIP Router Filter Parameters
  235
  - Configuring IPX Filter Applications
    236
- Typical IPX Filter Applications Record
  236
- IPX Filter Applications Parameters
  236
  - Configuring IPX Interfaces
    238
- IPX Interface Record Example
  238
  - IPX Interface Parameters
    239
- IPX Interface Common Parameters
  239
- IPX LAN Interface Parameters
  242
- IPX X.25 Interface Parameters
  242
  - Configuring Static IPX Routes
    244
- IPX RIP Route Record
  244
Chapter 13 Configuring Bridging

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- Required Configuration
  248
- Configuring Default Node-Wide Bridging Parameters
  249
- Bridge Node Defaults Configuration Screen
  249
  - Bridge Node Default Parameters
    250
  - Configuring Bridge Filter Definitions
    252
- Bridge MAC Filter Configuration Screen
  252
  - How Filter Masks Work
    253
  - Bridge Filter Parameters
    253
- Bridge Generic Filter Parameters
  253
- Bridge MAC Filter Parameters
  254
- Bridge SAP Filter Parameters
  254
- Bridge Protocol Filter Parameters
  255
- Bridge Netbios Filter Parameters
  255
  - Configuring Bridge Filter Applications
    256
- Typical Bridge Filter Applications Record
  256
- Bridge Filter Applications Parameters
  257
  - Configuring Bridge Ports
    258
- Bridge Ports Display
  258
- Bridge Port Record Example
  259
  - Bridge Port Parameters
    260
- Bridge Port/Llc2 Interface Parameters
  260
Chapter 14 Configuring SNMP

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- Configuring SNMP System Defaults
  264
- SNMP System Defaults Menu
  264
  - System Defaults Parameters
    265
- SNMP System Defaults Parameters
  265
  - Configuring a Community Table
    266
- SNMP Community Table Menu
  266
  - Community Table Parameters
    267
- Community Table Parameter
  267
  - Configuring Trap Routing
    268
- SNMP Trap Routing Menu
  268
  - Trap Routing Parameters
    269
  - Configuring a Model Number
    270
- Operation
  
  271
Chapter 15 Introduction to System Operation

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- Main Menu
  274
Chapter 16 On-Line Operations

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- On-Line Node Operations
  278
  - Remote Control
    278
  - Remote File Transfer
    280
  - Remote Software Update
    281
  - FRX4000 Local File Backup
    282
- FRX4000 Database Files
  283
  - FRX4000 Local File Restore
    284
  - On-Line Port Operations
    285
    
    Disabling and Enabling Ports
    285
- On-Line Port Operations Menu
  285
  - Quiescing and Unquiescing Ports
    286
  - On-Line Database Operations
    287
    
    Frx4000
    287
    
    Frx6000
    288
    
    Frame Relay Module
    289
  - Reloading Auxiliary Console Initialization
    290
  - IP Ping Connectivity Test
    291
- IP Ping Connectivity Test Menu
  291
  - On-Line SDLC PU Operations
    292
- On-Line SDLC PU Operations Menu
  292
  - FRX4000 CSU/DSU Tests
    293
  - Initiating Frame Relay Backup Switchover/Switchback
    294
Chapter 17 Status and Statistics Displays

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- Displaying Node Status
  296
- Node Status Display
  296
  - Displaying Port Status
    297
- Port Status Display
  297
  - Displaying Virtual Connections
    299
- Virtual Connections Display on Frame Relay Port
  299
- Virtual Connections Display on Non-Frame Relay Port
  300
  - Displaying Port Signals
    302
- Port Signals Display
  302
  - Monitoring a Line
    304
- Line Monitor Display
  305
  - Displaying IPX RIP and SAP Tables
    306
    
    RIP Table
    306
    
    SAP Table
    306
  - Displaying SDLC PU Status
    308
- SDLC PU Status Display
  308
  - Displaying Bridge Status
    309
    
    Bridge Port Status
    309
- Bridge Port Status Display
  309
  - Bridge Forwarding Table
    312
- Bridge Forwarding Table Display
  312
  - Displaying Frame Relay Backup Status
    314
  - Displaying LLC2 Session Status
    315
  - Displaying the IP Routing Table
    316
  - Displaying the IP ARP Table
    317
  - Displaying IP Interfaces
    318
  - Lp/Port/Frame Statistics Displays
    319
    
    Displaying LP Statistics
    319
- LP Statistics Display
  319
  - Displaying Port Statistics
    320
- Port Statistics Display
  320
  - Displaying Frame-Level Statistics
    321
- Frame-Level Statistics Display
  321
  - Configuring LP and Port Statistics Thresholds
    323
- Port Statistics Configuration Menu
  323
  - IP Statistics Displays
    324
    
    Displaying IP Statistics
    324
- IP Statistics Display
  324
  - Displaying ICMP Statistics
    326
- ICMP Statistics Display
  326
  - Displaying IP Interface Statistics
    329
- IP Interface Statistics Display
  329
  - IPX Statistics Displays
    330
- IPX Statistics Display
  330
  - LAN Card Statistics Displays
    335
- LAN Card Statistics Display
  335
  - Frame Relay Utilization Statistics
    338
- Frame Relay Utilization Statistics Display
  338
Chapter 18 System Events

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- Configuration
  341
- Alarm Buffer
  342
- Event Reporting Configuration Example
  342
  - Event Generation
    343
  - Displaying Events
    343
  - Severity Levels for SNMP Trap Routing
    344
  - Event Messages
    345
- Appendices
  
  371
Appendix A Subscriber Addressing

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Appendix B Hunt Group Example

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Appendix C Async Terminal Operations

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- Command and Data Transfer Modes
  377
- Async Terminal Commands
  378
- Placing a Call from an Async Terminal
  379
- Async PAD Service Signals
  380
- Error Codes Sent to Async PAD Port
  382
Appendix D Cause and Diagnostic Codes

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- Cause Codes
  384
  - Clearing Causes
    384
  - Reset Causes
    384
  - Restart Causes
    385
- Diagnostic Codes
  386
  - X.25 Codes
    386
  - SNA Codes
    387
  - FRX/FRM-Specific Codes
    388
Appendix E Netview Management

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- Local Netview Access
  390
- Netview Access Options Menu
  390
  - Supported Commands
    391
    
    Display Commands
    391
    
    Vary Commands
    392
    
    Modify Commands
    392
Appendix F ASCII Character Table

395
Appendix G Menu Structure

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- Port Status Display
  401

Cabletron Systems MMAC-Plus 9G426-02 User Manual (44 pages)

two front panel port switching module

Brand: Cabletron Systems | Category: Switch | Size: 0.41 MB

Fcc Notice
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Declaration of Conformity
5
Safety Information
6
Table of Contents
9
Chapter 1 Introduction

11
- Features
  12
- Related Manuals
  15
- Getting Help
  15
Chapter 2 Installing the 9G426-02 Module

17
Chapter 3 Operation

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- Smartswitch ASIC
  30
  - Traditional Switch
    30
  - Securefast Switch (SFS)
    30
- Vlan
  30
- VLAN Domains
  32
- Securefast VLAN Switches
  33
- I960 Core
  33
- Inb Nib
  33
- System Management Buses
  34
  - SMB-1 Bus
    34
  - SMB-10 Bus
    34
- System Diagnostic Controller
  34
- DC/DC Converter
  35
- INB Interface
  35
- ITDM Arbitration Levels
  35
- Monarch/Slave MMAC-Plus Modules
  36
Chapter 4 LANVIEW Leds

37
Chapter 5 Specifications

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- Technical Speciﬁcations
  41
  - Memory
    41
  - Standards
    41
  - Network Interfaces
    41
- Safety
  42
- Service
  42
- Physical
  43
  - Dimensions
    43
  - Weight
    43
  - Environment
    43

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Cabletron Systems MMAC-Plus 9G426-02 User Manual (420 pages)

Table of Contents

Section I

Introduction

Chapter 1 Introduction to Netlink Frame Relay Access Devices

Configuration

Chapter 2 Introduction to Database Configuration

Chapter 3 Configuring Node Parameters

Chapter 4 Configuring Cards and Protocols

Chapter 5 Configuring Serial Ports

Chapter 6 Configuring Frame Relay

Chapter 7 Configuring

Configuring X.25

Chapter 8 Configuring SNA

Chapter 9 Configuring BSC

Chapter 10 Configuring Async Ports

Chapter 11 Configuring IP

Chapter 12 Configuring IPX

Chapter 13 Configuring Bridging

Chapter 14 Configuring SNMP

Operation

Chapter 15 Introduction to System Operation

Chapter 16 On-Line Operations

Chapter 17 Status and Statistics Displays

Chapter 18 System Events

Appendices

Appendix A Subscriber Addressing

Appendix B Hunt Group Example

Appendix C Async Terminal Operations

Appendix D Cause and Diagnostic Codes

Appendix E Netview Management

Appendix F ASCII Character Table

Appendix G Menu Structure

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