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3. 

Select 

Configure Datalink Protocol

.

The 

WAN Datalink Protocol Configuration Menu

displays.

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* WAN Datalink Protocol Configuration Menu*

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Current DataLink Protocol : Cisco

compatible HDLC

6. ATM

7. Frame Relay

ESC to return to previous menu

4. 

Select your choice, and then press ESC.

If you select Frame Relay, you must also add or modify a
DLCI and then set the Frame Relay options.  For more
information, see the “Configuring Frame Relay DLCIs” and
“Configuring Frame Relay options” sections later in this
chapter, respectively.

The 

WAN Configuration Menu

 redisplays.

5. 

Select 

Configure Physical Interface

.

The 

USI Configuration

 submenu displays.

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*

USI Configuration

*

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1. Set WAN interface type

2. Configure Data Rate and Clocking

Options

ESC to return to previous menu

Summary of Contents for PARTNER 1600 DSL MODULE

Page 1: ...PARTNER Advanced Communications System 1600 DSL Module User Guide Issue 1 May 2001 ...

Page 2: ...re and software requirements 13 Connectors 13 Console cable 13 Interfaces 13 Front View 14 Connecting 15 Logging on 15 Using a terminal emulation program 16 Using a Telnet program 17 Menu interface 20 Default values 20 Restarting 20 Auto Log off 21 Exiting 21 Verifying an IP address 21 A computer running Windows 95 98 Me 2000 21 The PARTNER ACS 1600 DSL module 22 ...

Page 3: ...U Display System Uptime 29 2 Configure IP Router 30 C Configure Port IP Address 31 U Unconfigure Port IP Address 31 S Add Remove a Static Route 31 R Enable Disable RIP 32 V Configure RIP Version by Port 32 P Configure RIP Poisoned Reverse by Port 32 N Configure DNS Client 33 H Configure DHCP Client 33 L Configure DHCP Relay 33 T Configure Telnet Server Port 34 F Configure IP Filtering 34 D Display...

Page 4: ...k Configuration 45 1 Configure Datalink Protocol 45 2 Configure Physical Interface 46 3 Configure DLCIS Frame Relay 48 3 Configure PVCS ATM 51 4 Configure FR Options Frame Relay 55 4 Configure ATM Options ATM 57 6 Configure LAN 58 F Set Clear Full Duplex 58 7 Configure SNMP 58 E Enable Disable SNMP 58 P Configure System Contact 58 N Configure System Name 58 L Configure System Location 58 C Configu...

Page 5: ... Server 66 E Enable Disable DHCP 66 B Enable Disable DHCP Debug Messages 66 I Configure DHCP Server Parameters 66 P Configure DHCP Address Range Pool 67 C Configure DHCP Client Entry 67 F Display DHCP Configuration 68 S Display DHCP Server Statistics 68 A Display DHCP Server Assigned Addresses 69 D Display DHCP Entry Details 69 X Delete a DHCP Client Entry 69 Y Delete a DHCP Assignment Entry 70 N ...

Page 6: ...POTS Diagnostics 74 S SDSL Diagnostics 74 C Command Line Interface 75 Command line syntax 75 Commands 75 P VoicePath Configure 76 V Set Voice Gateway 76 J Set Jitter Delay 76 D Display Jitter Delay 77 T Set SLIC Control Mode 77 U Set Compander Mode u Law a Law 77 M Set Debug Mode 78 E Configure Echo Cancellation Default Settings 78 M Manage MGCP NCS Embedded Client 79 C Configure MGCP NCS paramete...

Page 7: ...way IP Address 84 2 Print Current Configuration 84 3 Debugging options 85 5 Administration 86 Security 86 Changing the User ID 87 Changing the Password 87 Configuring SNMP 88 Enabling disabling SNMP 89 Configuring the System Contact 89 Configuring the System Name 90 Configuring the System Location 91 Configuring the System Community 92 Configuring the SNMP Trap Host IP Address 93 Upgrading the sys...

Page 8: ...face 103 Configuring the USI interface 104 Quick Configuration 107 Configuring ATM PVCs 108 Adding a PVC 109 Modifying a PVC 110 Deleting a PVC 112 Configuring ATM options 112 Configuring Payload Scrambling 113 Configuring the F4 OAM Cell 113 Sending OAM Loopback 114 Configuring Empty Cells 115 Configuring Frame Relay DLCIs 116 Adding a DLCI 116 Modifying a DLCI 118 Deleting a DLCI 119 Configuring...

Page 9: ...ly 131 Enabling RIP poisoned reverse by port 132 Setting the RIP version 133 Adding a static route 135 Adding a default route 136 Disabling bridging 137 Disabling bridging globally 137 Disabling bridging by port 138 Disabling STP 139 Disabling STP globally 139 Disabling STP by port 140 8 Bridge configuration 142 Enabling Bridging 143 Enabling bridging globally 143 Enabling bridging by port 144 Set...

Page 10: ...153 Configuring the NAT timeouts 154 Configuring a NAT TCP timeout 155 Configuring a NAT UDP timeout 156 Configuring the NAT port range 157 10 DHCP server configuration 159 Enabling DHCP 159 Configuring the DHCP server parameters 160 Configuring the DHCP address range pool 163 11 Verification 165 Power up test 165 Operational test 165 Maintenance 166 Displaying the current configuration 167 A Menu...

Page 11: ...PARTNER ACS 1600 DSL module User Guide B PARTNER ACS 1600 DSL module specifications 186 C Connector pinouts 188 D USI Cables 190 DTE or DCE 190 Which Hardware Protocol 190 E IP Filtering 193 Glossary 194 Index 199 ...

Page 12: ...hapters Chapter 1 Introduction introduces the PARTNER ACS 1600 DSL module describes customer support and hardware and software requirements as well as the organization of this user guide Chapter 2 PARTNER ACS 1600 DSL module basics describes the PARTNER ACS 1600 DSL module hardware and software requirements as well as the physical IAD Chapter 3 Getting started walks you through the procedures to c...

Page 13: ...nterface provides information on the PARTNER ACS 1600 DSL module menus submenus and commands Chapter 11 Verification describes how to verify that the PARTNER ACS 1600 DSL module operates properly after installation It also covers maintenance and how to display the current configuration Appendix A PARTNER ACS 1600 DSL module menu hierarchy outlines the PARTNER ACS 1600 DSL module menu interface App...

Page 14: ...ting started chapter Connectors The PARTNER ACS 1600 DSL module contains the following connectors Console cable Connects the PARTNER ACS 1600 DSL module to a local PC using a straight through 9 pin serial DB9 RS 232 cable You can then configure the PARTNER ACS 1600 DSL module using terminal emulation software For more information on configuring the PARTNER ACS 1600 DSL module see PARTNER ACS 1600 ...

Page 15: ...Avaya Inc 14 PARTNER ACS 1600 DSL module User Guide Front View DSL Line Ethernet LAN Console V 35 PARTNER Power LED ...

Page 16: ...ace it in the first slot of a 5 slot carrier To configure it as a stand alone unit you must connect a power cord to the rear of the PARTNER ACS 1600 DSL module For more information on how to connect power to the unit see the PARTNER User Guide To connect the PARTNER ACS 1600 DSL module to a PC using a DB9 connector 1 Insert the provided DB9 connector into the serial port DB9 connector on the PARTN...

Page 17: ... control None Emulation ANSI Font Terminal For more information see your terminal emulation program documentation 4 Press ENTER The log on message displays Enter Login ID 5 Type your User ID and press ENTER The following are the default User IDs and passwords Access Level User ID Password User Enter Enter Network Administrator NetMan Enter For more information see the Administration chapter The pa...

Page 18: ... port before you can use a Telnet program to access the PARTNER ACS 1600 DSL module Configuring a port IP address To configure a port IP address 1 On the Main Menu select Configure IP Router The Router Configuration Menu displays Router Configuration Menu C Configure Port IP Address U Unconfigure Port IP Address S Add Remove a Static Route R Enable Disable RIP V Configure RIP Version by Port P Con...

Page 19: ...7 and then press ENTER 5 Type the new IP address or press ENTER to select the current IP address The following instructions display on screen Current subnet mask 0 0 0 0 Enter new subnet mask for this interface 6 Type the new subnet mask address or press ENTER to select the current subnet mask The following instructions display on screen Select priority Normal High N H N 7 Do one of the following ...

Page 20: ...ess Level User ID Password User User TBD Network Administrator NetMan TBD For more information see the Administration chapter The password message displays Enter Password 4 Type your password and the press ENTER The Main Menu displays Main Menu 1 Reports Menu 2 Configure IP Router 3 Configure Bridge 5 Configure WAN 6 Configure LAN 7 Configure SNMP 8 Configure Login 9 System Utilities D Configure D...

Page 21: ...in Menu see the Menu interface chapter For a hierarchical overview of the Main menu and its submenus and commands see the PARTNER ACS 1600 DSL module menu hierarchy appendix Default values The PARTNER ACS 1600 DSL module displays a default or last used value in parentheses to the left of the command prompt To accept this value press ENTER For example if you press ENTER when the following message d...

Page 22: ...R ACS 1600 DSL module there are several different IP addresses One for a computer running Windows 95 98 Me 2000 One or more for the PARTNER ACS 1600 DSL module A computer running Windows 95 98 Me 2000 To verify the IP address of your computer 1 Click the Start button point to Settings and then click Control Panel 2 In Control Panel double click the Network icon and then click the Configuration tab...

Page 23: ...displays Reports Menu C Display Current Configuration N Display Network Statistics I Display Interface Statistics M Display Media Statistics R Display Route Table A Display ARP Table B Display Bridge Forwarding Database S Display Bridge Status P Display PPP Authorization Entries U Display System Uptime 2 Select Display Current Configuration 3 Note the IP addresses for the Ethernet and SDSL Interfa...

Page 24: ...erarchy appendix Select a menu submenu or command to display its options To return to the previous menu or to exit the program from the Main Menu press ESC Main Menu The Main Menu contains following submenus 1 Reports Menu 2 Configure IP Router 3 Configure Bridge 5 Configure WAN 6 Configure LAN 7 Configure SNMP 8 Configure Login 9 System Utilities I Interworking Connections D Configure DHCP Server...

Page 25: ...ation Protocol RIP enabled or disabled globally Bridging enabled or disabled globally Bridge Database Aging Time 1 3600 seconds default 300 seconds Spanning Tree enabled or disabled globally Spanning Tree bridge priority 1 65 535 default 32 768 Spanning Tree hello time 1 10 seconds default 2 seconds Spanning Tree max age 6 40 seconds default 20 seconds Spanning Tree forward delay 4 30 seconds defa...

Page 26: ...r disabled o Spanning Tree enabled or disabled o Port Priority 0 255 default 128 o Path Cost 1 65 535 default 32 768 o DataLink Protocol Totally Transparent Raw HDLC Cisco compatible HDLC IP Plus compatible HDLC PPP over Raw HDLC ATM or Frame Relay o SDSL Mode Customer Premises Equipment CPE or Central Office CO For development purposes only o Line Rate Auto Fixed 1152 Kbps 768 Kbps 384 Kbps 192 K...

Page 27: ...cs U Display UDP Statistics Z Clear a Network Statistic Displays the Clear Statistics submenu which contains the following commands C Clear ICMP Statistics I Clear IP Statistics T Clear TCP Statistics U Clear UDP Statistics Select your choice I Display Interface Statistics Displays the following statistical information about the total packets handled between layer 2 and layer 3 on a per port basis...

Page 28: ...he following statistical information about the total packets handled Layer 2 on a per port basis Type the number of the Interface and then choose a command from the Media Statistics submenu Commands may or may not display depending on the protocols configured F Display Frame Relay Statistics S Display Serial Statistics Z Clear a Statistic Displays the Clear Statistics submenu which contains the fo...

Page 29: ...S IP address that corresponds to the MAC address ETHERNET ADDRESS Ethernet address of the device assigned by the manufacturer interface the interface for the Ethernet address B Display Bridge forwarding database Displays the following information about mappings between Ethernet addresses and devices connected to the LAN ETHERNET ADDRESS Ethernet address of the device assigned by the manufacturer i...

Page 30: ...ening or learning states and counts down from the forward delay time to zero The hello timer value is valid only if the active port is the Root Bridge of the network It counts down from the hello time to zero Root priority priority of the root bridge on the network Id Ethernet MAC address of the root bridge on the network P Display PPP Authorization Entries Displays the following information about...

Page 31: ...y changes to take effect For more information see the PARTNER ACS 1600 DSL module basics chapter Main Menu All interfaces configured with IP Using RIP Using default route Enable RIP globally End Define IP for each interface per port Configure RIP version by port Routing End Enable bridging interface per port Enable global bridging Add default route to routing table Add static route to routing tabl...

Page 32: ... and then press ENTER S Add Remove a Static Route Displays the Router Modification Menu which contains the following commands A Add a Static Route Creates a static route and adds it to the Route Table Type the following information for the route you want to add and then press ENTER Destination IP address Network mask Gateway The PARTNER ACS 1600 DSL module displays a default or last used value in ...

Page 33: ...namic R Enable Disable RIP Enables and disables the Routing Information Protocol RIP RIP sends routing information from one router to adjacent routers dynamically learning network topology When you enable RIP the PARTNER ACS 1600 DSL module stores sent routing information in the Route Table For more information on the Route Table see Reports Menu earlier in this chapter V Configure RIP Version by ...

Page 34: ...lient for the selected Interface Type the number of the Interface the number of the port and then enable or disable L Configure DHCP Relay Displays the DHCP Relay Menu which contains the following commands to configure the DHCP Relay E Enable Disable DHCP Relay Enables and disables the DHCP Relay When you enable the DHCP Relay you must also enter a new DHCP server IP address Type the DHCP Server I...

Page 35: ...entheses to the left of the command prompt To accept this value press ENTER F Configure IP Filtering Displays the IP Filtering Configuration Menu which contains the following submenu and commands to configure IP filtering For more information see the IP Filtering appendix P Choose port for IP filtering Sets the port on which to use IP filtering Type the number of the interface the number of the po...

Page 36: ...mmand I Insert a new or buffered filter of the chosen type Adds a new filter of the type set with the Toggle input or output type filters to view edit command anywhere in the list that displays when you select Display all filters of the chosen type Type the number of the filter before which you want to insert the new filter and then follow the on screen messages to enter the following information ...

Page 37: ...h Address Filter Destination Port Low Filter Destination Port High The PARTNER ACS 1600 DSL module displays a default or last used value in parentheses to the left of the command prompt To accept this value press ENTER E Edit filter of the chosen type Displays all filters of the type that you set with the Toggle input or output type filters to view edit command that you can edit Type the number of...

Page 38: ...that you select to the buffer Type the number of the filter to copy and then press enter D Display the filter in the copy buffer Displays the following information about the filter in the copy buffer num number of the filter state Idle or Active action Pass or Discard srcLwP Filter Source Port Low TCP or UDP packets only srcHiP Filter Source Port High TCP or UDP packets only source ip addr low Fil...

Page 39: ...ter Destination Port Low Filter Destination Port High The PARTNER ACS 1600 DSL module displays a default or last used value in parentheses to the left of the command prompt To accept this value press ENTER X Deletes the filter in the copy buffer Deletes the filter in the copy buffer X Delete one filter of the chosen type Deletes the filter that you select from the copy buffer Type the number of th...

Page 40: ...ured routes and dynamically learned ones NETWORK ADDRESS destination address NETMASK IP subnet mask number of bits reserved for the host ID GATEWAY ADDRESS IP address of packets sent to destination interface IP address of outgoing interface Metric number of hops routers required to reach the specified gateway Type static or dynamic ...

Page 41: ...ion Menu which contains the following submenu and commands Main Menu Using spanning tree Assigning bridge priority Define bridge priority Define root bridge Enable bridging globally End Enable spanning tree by port Enable spanning tree globally Bridging Enable bridging by port Assigning root bridge End ...

Page 42: ...between 1 3 600 seconds default 300 seconds Type the bridge aging time value and then press ENTER The PARTNER ACS 1600 DSL module displays a default or last used value in parentheses to the left of the command prompt To accept this value press ENTER The time counts down in one second intervals at zero the entry deletes from the database T Enable Disable Spanning Tree Globally Enables and disables ...

Page 43: ...efault 2 seconds Type the hello time value and then press ENTER The PARTNER ACS 1600 DSL module displays a default or last used value in parentheses to the left of the command prompt To accept this value press ENTER S Configure Spanning Tree Max Age Sets the Spanning Tree max age a value between 6 40 seconds default 20 seconds Type the max age value and then press ENTER The PARTNER ACS 1600 DSL mo...

Page 44: ...e command prompt To accept this value press ENTER When there are multiple paths to the Root Bridge the Spanning Tree algorithm selects the port with the lowest total path cost as the route port D Delete Bridge Forwarding Database Entry Deletes an Ethernet address from the bridge forwarding database Type the Ethernet address to delete and then press ENTER ...

Page 45: ...not display depending on the datalink protocol that you select and the Interface installed SDSL Module Changing factory configuration Select quick configuration ATM Frame Relay Define DLCIs Set maintenance protocol ATM Frame Relay Define DLCIs Set maintenance protocol Define PVCs Configure ATM options End End End Define PVCs Configure ATM options End SDSL WAN configuration ...

Page 46: ...y changes to take effect For more information on restarting the PARTNER ACS 1600 DSL module see the PARTNER ACS 1600 DSL module basics chapter 1 Configure Datalink Protocol Displays the WAN Datalink Protocol Configuration Menu which contains the following commands to set the data link control protocol for the active interface 1 Lucent Stinger Conexant Autobaud Payload Scrambling 2 Nokia Auto Cycle...

Page 47: ... the electrical configuration for the USI WAN mode 1 RS 530 2 V 35 Select your choice 2 Configure Data Rate and Clocking Options Displays the Serial Interface Clock Speed Option Menu which contains the following commands to set the receive clock speed 1 Track USI speed to SDSL speed 2 Set Clock Speed Manually Displays the USI Datarate submenu which contains the following commands that set the elec...

Page 48: ...84 Kbps 5 192 Kbps Select your choice 3 Set SDSL Speed to Auto Sense Copper Mountain 4 Enable Disable Conexant AutoBaud Mode Enables and disables the Conexant AutoBaud rate adaptation mode 5 Set SDSL Sync Delay Lucent Sets the SDSL sync delay Follow the on screen messages to disable AutoBaud You must disable AutoBaud to set the SDSL sync delay 6 Set SDSL to AccessLan CPE Mode 7 Set SDSL Speed Manu...

Page 49: ... contains the following commands to set the current DLCI value 1 Add New DLCI Type the DLCI number press ENTER and then choose a command from the FR Encapsulation Configuration submenu 1 RAW No Encapsulation 2 Proprietary Voice DLCI 3 RFC 1490 4 ATM RFC 1483 Tunneling Select your choice and then choose a command from the FR DLCI Options submenu 1 Configure Transmit CIR Follow the on screen message...

Page 50: ...arentheses to the left of the command prompt To accept this value press ENTER 3 Configure FRF 12 Fragmentation Displays the End to End Fragmentation Configuration submenu which contains the following commands 1 Enable Disable End to End FRF 12 Enables and disables End to End FRF 12 2 Set Fragmentation Size Sets the maximum fragmentation size a value between 100 1 600 bytes Type the fragmentation s...

Page 51: ...s that you select Transmit Committed Information Rate CIR Committed burst size Bc Circuit Throughput Excess burst size Be The PARTNER ACS 1600 DSL module displays a default or last used value in parentheses to the left of the command prompt To accept this value press ENTER 2 Configure Receive CIR Follow the on screen messages to enter the following information Questions below may or not display de...

Page 52: ...nt DLCIs Displays encapsulation information about the active DLCI values on per port basis You must restart the PARTNER ACS 1600 DSL module for any changes to take effect For more information on restarting the PARTNER ACS 1600 DSL module see the PARTNER ACS 1600 DSL module basics chapter 3 Configure PVCS ATM Displays the ATM PVC Config Menu which contains the following commands to set the current ...

Page 53: ... CBR 2 UBR Select your choice and then follow the on screen messages to set the PCR value This options supports either routing or bridging but not both 5 RFC 1483 with LLC Encapsulation Displays the ATM Service Category Configuration submenu which contains the following commands to set the service category 1 CBR 2 UBR Select your choice and then follow the on screen messages to set the PCR value 6...

Page 54: ...ges to enter the following New PPP Userid New PPP Password New CHAP Peer Name Displays the ATM Service Category Configuration submenu which contains the following commands to set the service category 1 CBR 2 UBR Select your choice and then follow the on screen messages to set the PCR value 2 Modify Existing PVC Type the virtual port identifier VPI the virtual circuit identifier VCI and then choose...

Page 55: ... CBR 2 UBR Select your choice and then follow the on screen messages to set the PCR value This option supports either routing or bridging but not both 5 RFC 1483 with LLC Encapsulation Displays the ATM Service Category Configuration submenu which contains the following commands to set the service category 1 CBR 2 UBR Select your choice and then follow the on screen messages to set the PCR value 6 ...

Page 56: ...s on per port basis You must restart the PARTNER ACS 1600 DSL module for any changes to take effect For more information on restarting the PARTNER ACS 1600 DSL module see the PARTNER ACS 1600 DSL module basics chapter 4 Configure FR Options Frame Relay Displays the Frame Relay Options submenu which contains the following commands to set the Frame Relay options 1 Configure Fragmentation Displays th...

Page 57: ...the Frame Relay Maintenance Protocol submenu which contains the following commands to set the Frame Relay maintenance protocol 0 None 1 CCITT Q 933 Annex a Network 2 CCITT Q 933 Annex a User 3 CCITT Q 933 Annex a Both 4 ANSI T1 617 Annex D Network 5 ANSI T1 617 Annex D User 6 ANSI T1 617 Annex D Both 7 LMI Network FRF 1 1 8 LMI User FRF 1 1 9 LMI Both FRF 1 1 Select your choice 3 Configure Congest...

Page 58: ...module basics chapter 4 Configure ATM Options ATM Displays the ATM Configuration Menu which contains the following submenus and commands to configure the ATM options 1 Configure Payload Scrambling Enables and disables payload scrambling 2 Configure F4 OAM VPI Sets the F4 OAM VPI value a value between 0 and 255 Type the VPI value and then press ENTER The VPI value must match the VPI from a currentl...

Page 59: ...play Current Configuration command in the Reports Menu For more information see Reports Menu earlier in this chapter 7 Configure SNMP Displays the SNMP Configuration Menu which contains the following commands to configure the simple network management protocol SNMP E Enable Disable SNMP Enables and disables SNMP P Configure System Contact Sets the name of the SNMP contact person maximum 39 alphanu...

Page 60: ...Network Administrator passwords You must restart the PARTNER ACS 1600 DSL module for any changes to take effect For more information on restarting the PARTNER ACS 1600 DSL module see the PARTNER ACS 1600 DSL module basics chapter 1 Change User ID Changes the default User ID Type the new User ID maximum 17 alphanumeric characters and then press ENTER 2 Change User Password Changes the default User ...

Page 61: ...e Ping protocol to check for the presence of a host on the Internet Type the following information and then press ENTER IP address or complete host name to Ping Ping packet size Number of times to Ping You must enter the domain name with the host name For example mycomputer mydomain com The PARTNER ACS 1600 DSL module displays a default or last used value in parentheses to the left of the command ...

Page 62: ... from FLASH Restarts the PARTNER ACS 1600 DSL module using all values set during the active session and reloads ACOS from FLASH memory For more information see the PARTNER ACS 1600 DSL module basics chapter D Set System Defaults Switches to the factory default configuration W Save System Settings as Defaults Saves the current system settings as the default configuration F File System Menu Displays...

Page 63: ... contains the following commands to transfer files on to the PARTNER ACS 1600 DSL module B Load Boot ROM Displays the File Transfer Method submenu which contains the following commands that download the Boot ROM to the file system stored in Flash memory in the PARTNER ACS 1600 DSL module 1 Receive via TFTP 2 Receive via XMODEM Select your choice O Update ACOS acos bin Displays the File Transfer Me...

Page 64: ...SL module 1 Receive via TFTP 2 Send or Receive via XMODEM Select your choice I Interworking Connections Displays the Connections Menu which contains the following commands This menu only displays when an USI Interface is installed You must restart the PARTNER ACS 1600 DSL module for any changes to take effect For more information the PARTNER ACS 1600 DSL module see the PARTNER ACS 1600 DSL module ...

Page 65: ...FR SSCS A Set FR SSCS according to ATM B Use both FR SSCS and ATM B Use both FR SSCS and ATM Displays the FRF 5 CLPI Mapping menu which contains the following commands to set FR SSCS A Set FR SSCS according to ATM B Use both FR SSCS and ATM 2 FRF8 Displays the FRF 8 Translation submenu which contains the following commands to set the FRF 8 translation parameters T True Displays the FRF 8 DE Mappin...

Page 66: ...Displays the FRF 8 FECN Mapping menu which contains the following commands to set the FECN mapping value 0 Always 0 1 Always 1 M Map FR FECN to ATM EFCI M Map FR DE to ATM CLPI Displays the FRF 8 FECN Mapping menu which contains the following commands to set the FECN mapping value 0 Always 0 1 Always 1 M Map FR FECN to ATM EFCI 2 Delete Interworking Connection Deletes the selected interworking con...

Page 67: ...ted to the PARTNER ACS 1600 DSL module You must select the Ethernet Interface to correctly use the following commands You must restart the PARTNER ACS 1600 DSL module for the changes to take effect For more information on restarting the PARTNER ACS 1600 DSL module or on upgrading your software using TFTP see the PARTNER ACS 1600 DSL module basics chapter E Enable Disable DHCP Enables and disables ...

Page 68: ...ange Pool Sets the DHCP IP address range Type the high IP address the low IP address and then press ENTER Both IP addresses must be on the same Subnet mask The PARTNER ACS 1600 DSL module displays a default or last used value in parentheses to the left of the command prompt To accept this value press ENTER C Configure DHCP Client Entry Assigns the same IP address every time to the client that you ...

Page 69: ...the entity that owns the IP address For example avaya com Low address minimum IP address to assign High address maximum IP address to assign Client Number client entry number Host name name of the host IP address IP address of outgoing interface Subnet mask IP subnet mask number of bits reserved for the host ID Lease time length of time to keep the Internet connection active Gateway IP address of ...

Page 70: ...IP address to the PARTNER ACS 1600 DSL module D Display DHCP Entry Details Displays the following information about the DHCP entries IP address IP address of the device Client ID Ethernet MAC address for the device Status how the IP address is assigned to the device through DHCP or manually Subnet IP subnet mask number of bits reserved for the host ID Gateway IP address of packets sent to destinat...

Page 71: ...isable NAT Debug Messages Enables and disables NAT debugging messages P Enable Disable NAT Translation by Port Enables and disables NAT by port Type the number of the Interface the number of the port to enable and then press ENTER You must enable NAT for all ports that connect to the Internet T Configure NAT TCP Timeout Sets the NAT TCP Connection Timeout a value between 60 3 600 seconds default 3...

Page 72: ...Protocol The PARTNER ACS 1600 DSL module displays a default or last used value in parentheses to the left of the command prompt To accept this value press ENTER Your settings display in the Display NAT Local Server Table command S Display NAT Statistics Displays the following information about the NAT configuration Local IP IP address in use Timeouts TCP and UDP Timeout values Local to inet number...

Page 73: ... packets bytes Incoming packets bytes Type TCP or UDP Seconds since use TCP UDP Sequence Ack State Retrys local foreign Bad checksum local foreign O Display NAT Local Server Table Displays the following information about the local server Entry table entry number Local IP Address IP address in use Local Port local port number Internet Port Internet port number Protocol TCP or UDP X Delete IP Addres...

Page 74: ...re information on restarting the PARTNER ACS 1600 DSL module or on upgrading your software using TFTP see the PARTNER ACS 1600 DSL module basics chapter 2 Enable Disable Derived Timing Debug Messages Displays the Derived Timing Debug submenu which contains the following commands to enable disable derived timing debugging messages 1 Enable Disable All Derived Timing Debug Messages Displays the Deri...

Page 75: ...ommand P POTS Diagnostics Displays the POTS Diagnostics submenu which contains the following commands to test the voice lines H Hotline Test R Ring Test O On Off Hook Test Select your choice S SDSL Diagnostics Displays the SDSL Diagnostics submenu which contains the following commands to test the voice lines P Transmit Isolated Pulses Displays the Transmit Isolated Pulses submenu which contains th...

Page 76: ...uit quits the command line interface and returns to the menu system set ip route IPRoute netmask IPGatewayAddress sets a static IP route set ip default route DefautltIPaddress sets the default IP address set wan ip address IPaddress netmask slot interface port connection sets the WAN IP address If you do not enter any optional parameters it finds the first available slot interface port and connect...

Page 77: ...p routes displays the IP route table ping IPaddress size of pings number of pings pings an IP address P VoicePath Configure Displays the Voice Configuration submenu which contains the following commands V Set Voice Gateway Displays the Voice Gateway Selection submenu which contains the following commands to set the voice gateway 0 No Voice Gateway 1 MGCP 0 1 NCS 1 0 2 CopperCom 3 JetStream 4 TollB...

Page 78: ... previous packet i 1 in order of arrival not necessarily in sequence according to the formula J J D i l i J 16 This value should only be set by your Network Administrator D Display Jitter Delay Displays the jitter delay value T Set SLIC Control Mode Displays the SLIC Control Mode Selection submenu which contains the following commands to set the SLIC Control Mode A AUTO Control Mode B MANUAL Contr...

Page 79: ...ngs Configuration Menu which contains the following commands 1 Set Echo Cancellation default setting for all ports Enables and disables echo cancellation globally 2 Display current Echo Cancellation default settings Displays the following Echo Cancellation default settings Line 1 16 Status ENABLED or DISABLED 3 Configure Echo Cancellation default setting per port Enables and disables Echo Cancella...

Page 80: ...he outbound signaling packets IP address to use for RTP Transport Voice packets TOS field value for the IP header of the outbound RTP Transport packets S Display MGCP NCS statistics Displays the Endpoint line and connection statistics If no calls are active only whether or not the Endpoint is currently connected to its Notified Entity displays D Debug MGCP NCS Displays the MGCP Debug menu which co...

Page 81: ...n submenu which contains the following commands D Display Configuration Displays the current configuration settings by port number C Compression Format Sets compression globally or by port Type the port number select a compression and then press ENTER The PARTNER ACS 1600 DSL module displays a default or last used value in parentheses to the left of the command prompt To accept this value press EN...

Page 82: ... o POTS Input Ready o POTS Hook State C Control Debug Enable Disable Enables and disables debugging S Set Debug Flags Sets values for the following debug flags Globals DT PCHES T10 T11 Timeouts WAN Signaling WAN Input Ready POTS Input Ready POTS Hook State The PARTNER ACS 1600 DSL module displays a default or last used value in parentheses to the left of the command prompt To accept this value pre...

Page 83: ...YTES WAN TX DROPPED POTS RX PKTS POTS RX BYTES POTS TX PKTS POTS TX BYTES POTS TX DROPPED L2 RX PKTS L2 RX BYTES L2 TX PKTS L2 TX BYTES AAL2 HEC ERROR Select your choice R Ring Test Displays the following commands C Configure Ring Test Enables the Ring Test Type the following information and then press ENTER Port to enable Number of seconds for port to stay on hook Number of seconds for port to st...

Page 84: ... Settings submenu which contains the following commands S Set Trace data Sets all Trace data Type the following information and then press ENTER L2 Module Cc Module Mg Module L2 Subscriber Cc Subscriber Cc Port 16 total The PARTNER ACS 1600 DSL module displays a default or last used value in parentheses to the left of the command prompt To accept this value press ENTER Your settings display in the...

Page 85: ...e displays a default or last used value in parentheses to the left of the command prompt To accept this value press ENTER 0 Set Client IP address Sets IP address of the client Type the client IP address and then press ENTER 1 Set Voice Gateway IP Address Sets the voice gateway IP address Type the voice gateway IP address and then press ENTER 2 Print Current Configuration Displays the following inf...

Page 86: ...s submenu which contains the following commands to enable or disable Tollbridge debugging messages 0 Enable Disable all messages 1 Enable Disable status keep alive messages 2 Enable Disable provisioning messages 3 Enable Disable state transition messages 4 Unhide Hide voice client IP Interface Select your choice ...

Page 87: ...lowing levels User NetMan Network Administrator The following table lists the default values for both the User IDs and passwords Access Level User ID Password User User TBD Network Administrator NetMan TBD The User IDs and passwords are case sensitive and can contain up to 17 alphanumeric characters no spaces You can change the password at each access level but the PARTNER ACS 1600 DSL module can ...

Page 88: ...r new User ID up to 17 characters 3 Type the new User ID and then press ENTER You must restart the PARTNER ACS 1600 DSL module for any changes to take effect For more information on restarting the PARTNER ACS 1600 DSL module see the Getting started chapter Changing the Password Although you can use the same password for all access levels we recommend that you use a different one for each level The...

Page 89: ... new password and then press ENTER You must restart the PARTNER ACS 1600 DSL module for any changes to take effect For more information on restarting the PARTNER ACS 1600 DSL module see the Getting started chapter Configuring SNMP You can use the Simple Network Management Protocol SNMP to remotely manage the PARTNER ACS 1600 DSL module The PARTNER ACS 1600 DSL module currently supports the followi...

Page 90: ...able SNMP 3 Do one of the following To enable SNMP type E To disable SNMP type D You must restart the PARTNER ACS 1600 DSL module for any changes to take effect For more information on restarting the PARTNER ACS 1600 DSL module see the Getting started chapter Configuring the System Contact To configure the system contact 1 On the Main Menu select Configure SNMP The SNMP Configuration Menu displays...

Page 91: ...figure the system contact 1 On the Main Menu select Configure SNMP The SNMP Configuration Menu displays SNMP Configuration Menu E Enable Disable SNMP P Configure System Contact N Configure System Name L Configure System Location C Configure SNMP Community T Configure SNMP Trap Host IP Address 2 Select Configure System Name The following instructions display on screen System Description is currentl...

Page 92: ...elect Configure System Location The following instructions display on screen System Location is currently Enter new System Location 3 Type the SNMP server location or press ENTER to accept the default value that displays You must restart the PARTNER ACS 1600 DSL module for any changes to take effect For more information on restarting the PARTNER ACS 1600 DSL module see the Getting started chapter ...

Page 93: ...n Menu E Enable Disable SNMP P Configure System Contact N Configure System Name L Configure System Location C Configure SNMP Community T Configure SNMP Trap Host IP Address 2 Select Configure SNMP Community The following instructions display on screen SNMP Community is currently Enter new SNMP Community 3 Type the name of the SNMP community to which your system belongs or press ENTER to accept the...

Page 94: ...dress 3 Type the IP address of the system setup for trap operations or press ENTER to accept the default value 0 0 0 0 that displays You must restart the PARTNER ACS 1600 DSL module for any changes to take effect For more information on restarting the PARTNER ACS 1600 DSL module see the Getting started chapter Upgrading the system You can use the Trivial File Transfer Protocol TFTP to upgrade the ...

Page 95: ...cucomcpe vg tbcpe vg mgcp_rg vg aal2 vg For more information see your TFTP Server documentation Using TFTP To upgrade the PARTNER ACS 1600 DSL module software using TFTP 1 Log on to the menu interface The Main Menu displays Main Menu 1 Reports Menu 2 Configure IP Router 3 Configure Bridge 5 Configure WAN 6 Configure LAN 7 Configure SNMP 8 Configure Login 9 System Utilities D Configure DHCP Server ...

Page 96: ...aults F File System Menu X File Transfer Menu 3 Select File Transfer Menu The File Transfer Menu displays File Transfer Menu B Load Boot ROM O Update ACOS acos bin X Update Entire System A File Transfer Utilities 4 Select Update Entire System The File Transfer Method submenu displays File Transfer Method 1 Receive via TFTP 2 Receive via XMODEM 5 Select Receive via TFTP 6 Type the IP address of the...

Page 97: ...ify that the file downloaded successfully 1 On the Main Menu select System Utilities The Utilities Menu displays Utilities Menu P Ping Utility T Trace Route Z Configure Console Baud Rate V Configure Console Timeout R Hard Reset or Reload ACOS from FLASH D Set System Defaults W Save System Settings as Defaults F File System Menu X File Transfer Menu 2 Select File System Menu The File System Menu di...

Page 98: ...IP address of the Ethernet or SDSL Interfaces For more information see the Getting Started chapter Configuring the TFTP Server To configure the TFTP Server Copy the PARTNER ACS 1600 DSL module software to a file named ACOS bin in the path that the TFTP Server will use to send files to the PARTNER ACS 1600 DSL module For more information see your TFTP Server documentation Using TFTP To upgrade the ...

Page 99: ...ilities The Utilities Menu displays Utilities Menu P Ping Utility T Trace Route Z Configure Console Baud Rate V Configure Console Timeout R Hard Reset or Reload ACOS from FLASH D Set System Defaults W Save System Settings as Defaults F File System Menu X File Transfer Menu 3 Select File Transfer Menu The File Transfer Menu displays File Transfer Menu B Load Boot ROM O Update ACOS acos bin X Update...

Page 100: ...ore information on restarting the PARTNER ACS 1600 DSL module see the Getting started chapter You can also upgrade the PARTNER ACS 1600 DSL module software using TFTP via Telnet Using Telnet To upgrade the PARTNER ACS 1600 DSL module software using TFTP via Telnet 1 Use a Telnet program to connect to the PARTNER ACS 1600 DSL module For more information see the Getting started chapter 2 Follow the ...

Page 101: ...le System Menu The File System Menu displays File System Menu D Directory of all files C Copy file R Rename File X Remove File by name F Format File System drive S Space left in File System 3 Select Directory of all files A list of all installed files displays Support For Technical Support contact you local Authorized Dealer or call the Avaya Help Line at 800 628 2888 Consultation charges may appl...

Page 102: ...nfiguration command to configure the physical interface For more information see the Quick Configuration section later in this chapter Voice and data traffic area each carried in their own PVCs protocol ATM or DLCI protocol Frame Relay The data payload in the PVC DLCI identifies the voice ports and you can define up to 8 data ports For more information on the menus submenus and commands in this ch...

Page 103: ...dify a DLCI and then set the Frame Relay options For more information see the Configuring Frame Relay DLCIs and Configuring Frame Relay options sections later in this chapter respectively You must restart the PARTNER ACS 1600 DSL module for any changes to take effect For more information on restarting the PARTNER ACS 1600 DSL module see the Getting started chapter You can now configure the physica...

Page 104: ...figuration Menu displays WAN Configuration Menu Configuring SDSL 0 Quick Configuration 1 Configure Datalink Protocol 2 Configure Physical Interface 3 Select Configure Physical Interface The SDSL Configuration submenu displays SDSL Configuration Current SDSL configuration CPE AUTO Cycle Bit Order Sign Mag SPEED 1152 Kbps Conexant AutoBaud Disabled 1 Toggle SDSL Mode CO or CPE 2 Set SDSL Speed to Au...

Page 105: ... module for any changes to take effect For more information on restarting the PARTNER ACS 1600 DSL module see the Getting started chapter Configuring the USI interface To configure the USI interface 1 On the Main Menu select Configure WAN The following instructions display on screen Available WAN Interfaces 1 SDSL 3 Universal Serial 0 Abort Enter slot number of WAN interface to configure 2 Type 3 ...

Page 106: ...ur choice and then press ESC If you select Frame Relay you must also add or modify a DLCI and then set the Frame Relay options For more information see the Configuring Frame Relay DLCIs and Configuring Frame Relay options sections later in this chapter respectively The WAN Configuration Menu redisplays 5 Select Configure Physical Interface The USI Configuration submenu displays USI Configuration 1...

Page 107: ...peed Options Menu displays Serial Interface Clock Speed Option Menu Serial Data Rate Tracks SDSL WAN Speed 0 Receive Clock is External 1 Track USI speed to SDSL speed 2 Set Clock Speed Manually 3 Use Internal Receive Clock 4 Use External Receive Clock ESC to return to previous menu 9 Select your choice For optimal results select Track USI speed to SDSL speed and Use Internal Receive Clock You must...

Page 108: ...efined configurations 1 On the Main Menu select Configure WAN The following instructions display on screen Available WAN Interfaces 1 SDSL 3 Universal Serial 0 Abort Enter slot number of WAN interface to configure 2 Type 1 The WAN Configuration Menu displays WAN Configuration Menu Configuring SDSL 0 Quick Configuration 1 Configure Datalink Protocol 2 Configure Physical Interface ...

Page 109: ...ambling 5 AccessLan CPE 6 Nortel IMAS 7 ATM Unframed 1152kbps fixed 8 Frame Relay 784kbps fixed 4 Select the DLSAM to which the PARTNER ACS 1600 DSL module is connecting The PARTNER ACS 1600 DSL module automatically restarts 5 Log back on to the PARTNER ACS 1600 DSL module For more information see the Getting started chapter You can now configure PVCs or DLCIs However you must first change the dat...

Page 110: ...VC Config Menu displays ATM PVC Config Menu 1 Add New PVC 2 Modify Existing PVC 3 Delete PVC 4 Show Current PVCs 3 Select Add New PVC 4 Type a VPI between 0 255 default 0 and then press ENTER 5 Type a VCI between 32 65535 default 38 data or 39 voice and then press ENTER The ATM Encapsulation Configuration submenu displays ATM Encapsulation Configuration Current Encapsulation NONE 1 AAL5 None 2 AAL...

Page 111: ...screen messages to set the Peak Cell Rate PCR value You must restart the PARTNER ACS 1600 DSL module for any changes to take effect For more information on restarting the PARTNER ACS 1600 DSL module see the Getting started chapter Modifying a PVC To modify a PVC 1 On the Main Menu select Configure WAN and then type the slot number of the WAN interface that you want to configure The WAN Configurati...

Page 112: ... you want to configure If you select RFC 2364 PPPoATM with LLC Encapsulation or RFC 2364 PPPoATM using VC Muxing follow the on screen messages to set the PPP authorization type Once complete continue with step 8 The ATM Service Category Configuration submenu displays ATM Service Category Configuration 1 CBR 2 UBR 8 Do one of the following Select CBR for high priority data Select UBR for low priori...

Page 113: ...Current PVCs 3 Select Delete PVC 4 Type the port number to delete and then press ENTER 5 Do one of the following To delete the PVC type y To cancel the deletion type n You must restart the PARTNER ACS 1600 DSL module for any changes to take effect For more information on restarting the PARTNER ACS 1600 DSL module see the Getting started chapter Configuring ATM options The PARTNER ACS 1600 DSL modu...

Page 114: ...Menu 1 Configure Payload Scrambling 2 Configure F4 OAM VPI 3 Configure F4 OAM Type 4 Display F4 OAM Configuration 5 Send OAM Loopback 6 Configure EmptyCells 3 Select Configure Payload Scrambling and then do one of the following To enable payload scrambling type E To disable payload scrambling type D You must restart the PARTNER ACS 1600 DSL module for any changes to take effect For more informatio...

Page 115: ... Configuring PVCs section earlier in this chapter The ATM Configuration Menu redisplays 4 Select Configure F4 OAM Type The F4 OAM Type Configuration Menu displays F4 OAM Type Configuration Menu 0 None 4 F4 End to end OAM 5 Select your choice You must restart the PARTNER ACS 1600 DSL module for any changes to take effect For more information on restarting the PARTNER ACS 1600 DSL module see the Get...

Page 116: ... on which to send the OAM Loopback and then press ENTER Configuring Empty Cells To configure empty cells 1 On the Main Menu select Configure WAN and then type the slot number of the WAN interface that you want to configure The WAN Configuration Menu displays 2 Select Configure ATM Options The ATM Configuration Menu displays ATM Configuration Menu 1 Configure Payload Scrambling 2 Configure F4 OAM V...

Page 117: ...module contains commands that allow you to configure Frame Relay DLCIs Add New DLCI Modify Existing DLCI Delete DLCI Show Current DLCIs You can configure up to 24 DLCIs on the PARTNER ACS 1600 DSL module Adding a DLCI To add a DLCI 1 On the Main Menu select Configure WAN and then type the slot number of the WAN interface that you want to configure The WAN Configuration Menu displays 2 Select Confi...

Page 118: ...isplays FR DLCI Options 1 Configure Transmit CIR 2 Configure Receive CIR 3 Configure FRF 12 Fragmentation 6 Do one of the following Select Configure Transmit CIR or Configure Receive CIR and then follow the on screen messages to set Committed burst size Bc Circuit throughput Excess burst size Be Select Configure FRF 12 Fragmentation and then follow the on screen messages to Enable Disable End to E...

Page 119: ...gure DLCIs The FR DLCI Config Menu displays FR DLCI Config Menu 1 Add New DLCI 2 Modify Existing DLCI 3 Delete DLCI 4 Show Current DLCIs 3 Select Modify Existing DLCI 4 Type the port number to change and then press ENTER 5 Type the DLCI value and then press ENTER The FR Encapsulation Configuration submenu displays FR Encapsulation Configuration Current Encapsulation None 1 RAW No Encapsulation 2 P...

Page 120: ...lect Configure FRF 12 Fragmentation and then follow the on screen messages to Enable Disable End to End FRF 12 Set Fragment Size You must restart the PARTNER ACS 1600 DSL module for any changes to take effect For more information on restarting the PARTNER ACS 1600 DSL module see the Getting started chapter Deleting a DLCI To delete a DLCI 1 On the Main Menu select Configure WAN and then type the s...

Page 121: ...me Relay options The PARTNER ACS 1600 DSL module contains commands that allow you to configure or display the following Frame Relay options Fragmentation Maintenance Protocol Congestion Parameters Configuring fragmentation To configure fragmentation 1 On the Main Menu select Configure WAN and then type the slot number of the WAN interface that you want to configure The WAN Configuration Menu displ...

Page 122: ...uration 1 Enable Disable FRF 12 2 Enable Automatic Fragment Sizing 3 Set Manual Fragment Size Select your choice and then follow the on screen instructions Select Configure CopperMountain Fragmentation The FR FRF 12 Configuration submenu displays FR FRF 12 Configuration 1 Enable Disable CuMtn Fragmentation 2 Set Real Time DLCI Select your choice and then follow the on screen instructions You must ...

Page 123: ...ngestion Parameters 3 Select Configure Maintenance Protocol The Frame Relay Maintenance Protocol submenu displays Frame Relay Maintenance Protocol 0 None 1 CCITT Q 933 Annex A Network 2 CCITT Q 933 Annex A User 3 CCITT Q 933 Annex A Both 4 ANSI T1 617 Annex D Network 5 ANSI T1 617 Annex D User 6 ANSI T1 617 Annex D Both 7 LMI Network FRF 1 1 8 LMI User FRF 1 1 9 LMI Both FRF 1 1 4 Type the number ...

Page 124: ...gestion Parameters The FR Congestion Configuration submenu displays FR Congestion Configuration 1 Configure Transmit Congestion Parameters 2 Configure Receive Congestion Parameters 4 Do one of the following Select Configure Transmit Congestion Parameters and then follow the on screen messages to set FECN BECN condition set size FECN BECN condition clear size FECN BECN max number of bytes to store ...

Page 125: ...set for the jitter delay depends on the data rate in use the lower the data rate the higher the delay To set the jitter delay 1 On the Main Menu select VoicePath Configure The Voice Configuration submenu displays Voice Configuration V Set Voice Gateway J Set Jitter Delay D Display Jitter Delay T Set SLIC Control Mode U Set Compander Mode u Law A Law M Set Debug Mode E Configure Echo Cancellation D...

Page 126: ...e The SLIC Control Mode Selection submenu displays SLIC Control Mode Selection Current Control Mode MANUAL Control Mode A AUTO Control Mode M MANUAL Control Mode 3 Select your choice You must restart the PARTNER ACS 1600 DSL module for any changes to take effect For more information on restarting the PARTNER ACS 1600 DSL module see the Getting started chapter Configuring Echo Cancellation When you...

Page 127: ...ncellation Default Settings Configure Menu displays Echo Cancellation Default Settings Configure Menu 1 Set Echo Cancellation default setting for all ports 2 Display current Echo Cancellation default settings 3 Configure Echo Cancellation default setting per port 3 Do one of the following and then follow the on screen messages To set the same setting for all ports select Set Echo Cancellation defa...

Page 128: ...Avaya Inc 127 PARTNER ACS 1600 DSL module User Guide restarting the PARTNER ACS 1600 DSL module see the Getting started chapter ...

Page 129: ... to configure the PARTNER ACS 1600 DSL module as a router Configure IP addresses on the LAN and WAN ports Enable the Routing Information Protocol RIP poisoned reverse recommended add a static route or add a default route Disable bridging globally Disable bridging by port Disable the Spanning Tree Protocol STP globally Disable STP by port You can configure the PARTNER ACS 1600 DSL module as both a ...

Page 130: ...T Configure Telnet Server Port F Configure IP Filtering D Display Route Table 2 Select Configure Port IP Address The following instructions display on screen Available Interfaces 1 SDSL 2 10 100BaseT Ethernet 3 Universal Serial 0 Abort Selection Interfaces may or may not display depending on the IAD in use 3 Type the number of the port for which you want to configure an IP address The following me...

Page 131: ...e H To give the interface normal priority type N The Router Configuration Menu redisplays 8 Repeat steps 1 6 for each port for which you want to configure an IP address You must restart the PARTNER ACS 1600 DSL module for any changes to take effect For more information on restarting the PARTNER ACS 1600 DSL module see the Getting started chapter Enabling RIP poisoned reverse When you enable RIP th...

Page 132: ...Static Route R Enable Disable RIP V Configure RIP Version by Port P Configure RIP Poisoned Reverse by Port N Configure DNS Client H Configure DHCP Client L Configure DHCP Relay T Configure Telnet Server Port F Configure IP Filtering D Display Route Table 2 Select Enable Disable RIP and then type E The Router Configuration Menu redisplays You must restart the PARTNER ACS 1600 DSL module for any cha...

Page 133: ...e by Port N Configure DNS Client H Configure DHCP Client L Configure DHCP Relay T Configure Telnet Server Port F Configure IP Filtering D Display Route Table 2 Select Configure RIP Poisoned Reverse by Port The following instructions display on screen Available Interfaces 1 SDSL 2 10 100BaseT Ethernet 3 Universal Serial 0 Abort Selection Interfaces may or may not display depending on the IAD in use...

Page 134: ...figure IP Router The Router Configuration Menu displays Router Configuration Menu C Configure Port IP Address U Unconfigure Port IP Address S Add Remove a Static Route R Enable Disable RIP V Configure RIP Version by Port P Configure RIP Poisoned Reverse by Port N Configure DNS Client H Configure DHCP Client L Configure DHCP Relay T Configure Telnet Server Port F Configure IP Filtering D Display Ro...

Page 135: ...Disabled 1 Version 1 Broadcast 2 Version 2 Broadcast 3 Version 2 Multicast 4 Select your choice and then press any key The Router Configuration Menu redisplays 5 Repeat steps 1 4 for each port for which want to set the RIP poisoned reverse version You must restart the PARTNER ACS 1600 DSL module for any changes to take effect For more information on restarting the PARTNER ACS 1600 DSL module see t...

Page 136: ... Configure RIP Poisoned Reverse by Port N Configure DNS Client H Configure DHCP Client L Configure DHCP Relay T Configure Telnet Server Port F Configure IP Filtering D Display Route Table 2 Select Add Remove a Static Route The Router Modification Menu displays Router Modification Menu A Add a Static Route R Remove a Route F Add Change the Default Route T Remove the Default Route D Display Route Ta...

Page 137: ...fault route 1 On the Main Menu select Configure IP Router The Router Configuration Menu displays Router Configuration Menu C Configure Port IP Address U Unconfigure Port IP Address S Add Remove a Static Route R Enable Disable RIP V Configure RIP Version by Port P Configure RIP Poisoned Reverse by Port N Configure DNS Client H Configure DHCP Client L Configure DHCP Relay T Configure Telnet Server P...

Page 138: ... globally and by port The order in which you perform the procedures is irrelevant When you disable bridging globally it automatically disables bridging for all ports and disables the spanning tree protocol Disabling bridging globally To disable bridging globally 1 On the Main Menu select Configure Bridge The Bridge Configuration Menu displays Bridge Configuration Menu G Enable Disable Bridging Glo...

Page 139: ...isabling bridging by port To disable bridging by port 1 On the Main Menu select Configure Bridge The Bridge Configuration Menu displays Bridge Configuration Menu G Enable Disable Bridging Globally P Enable Disable Bridging by Port A Configure Bridge Aging Timer T Enable Disable Spanning Tree Globally O Enable Disable Spanning Tree by Port R Configure Spanning Tree Bridge Priority Q Configure Spann...

Page 140: ...ou must restart the PARTNER ACS 1600 DSL module for any changes to take effect For more information on restarting the PARTNER ACS 1600 DSL module see the Getting started chapter Disabling STP To configure the PARTNER ACS 1600 DSL module as a router you must disable STP both globally and by port The order in which you perform the procedures is irrelevant Disabling STP globally To disable STP global...

Page 141: ...ect For more information on restarting the PARTNER ACS 1600 DSL module see the Getting started chapter Disabling STP by port To disable STP by port 1 On the Main Menu select Configure Bridge The Bridge Configuration Menu displays Bridge Configuration Menu G Enable Disable Bridging Globally P Enable Disable Bridging by Port A Configure Bridge Aging Timer T Enable Disable Spanning Tree Globally O En...

Page 142: ...on Interfaces may or may not display depending on the IAD in use 3 Type the number of the port for which you want to disable STP and then type D The Bridge Configuration Menu redisplays 4 Repeat steps 1 3 for each port on which you want to disable STP You must restart the PARTNER ACS 1600 DSL module for any changes to take effect For more information on restarting the PARTNER ACS 1600 DSL module s...

Page 143: ...ce model In general a bridge will filter forward or flood an incoming frame based on the MAC address of that frame Although the PARTNER ACS 1600 DSL module comes with bridging enabled by default you must still Enable bridging globally Enable bridging by port Set the bridge aging timer Disable the RIP poisoned reverse globally Disable the RIP poisoned reverse by port Enable STP globally Enable STP ...

Page 144: ...by Port A Configure Bridge Aging Timer T Enable Disable Spanning Tree Globally O Enable Disable Spanning Tree by Port R Configure Spanning Tree Bridge Priority Q Configure Spanning Tree Port Priority H Configure Spanning Tree Hello Time S Configure Spanning Tree Max Age F Configure Spanning Tree Forward Delay C Configure Spanning Tree Path Cost D Delete Bridge Forwarding Database Entry 2 Select En...

Page 145: ...g Tree Bridge Priority Q Configure Spanning Tree Port Priority H Configure Spanning Tree Hello Time S Configure Spanning Tree Max Age F Configure Spanning Tree Forward Delay C Configure Spanning Tree Path Cost D Delete Bridge Forwarding Database Entry 2 Select Enable Disable Bridging by Port The following instructions display on screen Available Interfaces 1 SDSL 2 10 100BaseT Ethernet 3 Universal...

Page 146: ...the Main Menu select Configure Bridge The Bridge Configuration Menu displays Bridge Configuration Menu G Enable Disable Bridging Globally P Enable Disable Bridging by Port A Configure Bridge Aging Timer T Enable Disable Spanning Tree Globally O Enable Disable Spanning Tree by Port R Configure Spanning Tree Bridge Priority Q Configure Spanning Tree Port Priority H Configure Spanning Tree Hello Time...

Page 147: ...ly 1 On the Main Menu select Configure IP Router The Router Configuration Menu displays Router Configuration Menu C Configure Port IP Address U Unconfigure Port IP Address S Add Remove a Static Route R Enable Disable RIP V Configure RIP Version by Port P Configure RIP Poisoned Reverse by Port N Configure DNS Client H Configure DHCP Client L Configure DHCP Relay T Configure Telnet Server Port F Con...

Page 148: ...S Client H Configure DHCP Client L Configure DHCP Relay T Configure Telnet Server Port F Configure IP Filtering D Display Route Table 2 Select Configure RIP Poisoned Reverse by Port The following instructions display on screen Available Interfaces 1 SDSL 2 10 100BaseT Ethernet 3 Universal Serial 0 Abort Selection Interfaces may or may not display depending on the IAD in use 3 Type the number of th...

Page 149: ...gures the bridge network to channel data along an optimum route to its destination To configure the PARTNER ACS 1600 DSL module as a bridge you must enable STP both globally and by port Enabling STP globally To enable STP globally 1 On the Main Menu select Configure Bridge The Bridge Configuration Menu displays Bridge Configuration Menu G Enable Disable Bridging Globally P Enable Disable Bridging ...

Page 150: ... Enable Disable Bridging Globally P Enable Disable Bridging by Port A Configure Bridge Aging Timer T Enable Disable Spanning Tree Globally O Enable Disable Spanning Tree by Port R Configure Spanning Tree Bridge Priority Q Configure Spanning Tree Port Priority H Configure Spanning Tree Hello Time S Configure Spanning Tree Max Age F Configure Spanning Tree Forward Delay C Configure Spanning Tree Pat...

Page 151: ...able STP and then type E 4 Repeat steps 1 3 for each port on which you want to enable STP The Bridge Configuration Menu redisplays You must restart the PARTNER ACS 1600 DSL module for any changes to take effect For more information on restarting the PARTNER ACS 1600 DSL module see the Getting started chapter ...

Page 152: ...P addresses and checksum without impacting traffic Automatic network configuration if you configure DHCP For more information see the DHCP configuration chapter Packet level filtering and routing Traffic logging A significant advantage of NAT lies in the fact that you can configure it without having to change host or routers other than those few routers on which NAT is configured NAT multiplexes t...

Page 153: ...ics C Display NAT Connection Table D Display NAT Connection Details O Display NAT Local Server Table X Delete IP Address from NAT Tables Y Delete NAT Local Server Entry 2 Select Enable Disable NAT Translation by Port The following instructions display on screen Available Interfaces 1 SDSL 2 10 100BaseT Ethernet 3 Universal Serial 0 Abort Selection Interfaces may or may not display depending on the...

Page 154: ...anslation by Port T Configure NAT TCP Timeout U Configure NAT UDP Timeout R Configure NAT Port Range N Configure NAT Local Server Entry S Display NAT Statistics C Display NAT Connection Table D Display NAT Connection Details O Display NAT Local Server Table X Delete IP Address from NAT Tables Y Delete NAT Local Server Entry 2 Select Configure NAT Local Server Entry The following instructions displ...

Page 155: ... then press any key The NAT Configuration Menu displays You must restart the PARTNER ACS 1600 DSL module for any changes to take effect For more information on restarting the PARTNER ACS 1600 DSL module see the Getting started chapter Configuring the NAT timeouts Under normal circumstances the timeout default setting is adequate However if you interact with multiple player IP games or video confer...

Page 156: ...tatistics C Display NAT Connection Table D Display NAT Connection Details O Display NAT Local Server Table X Delete IP Address from NAT Tables Y Delete NAT Local Server Entry 2 Select Configure NAT TCP Timeout The following instructions display on screen Enter NAT TCP Connection Timeout in seconds 60 3600 300 3 Type the TCP timeout value range 60 3600 seconds press ENTER and then press any key to ...

Page 157: ...tatistics C Display NAT Connection Table D Display NAT Connection Details O Display NAT Local Server Table X Delete IP Address from NAT Tables Y Delete NAT Local Server Entry 2 Select Configure NAT UDP Timeout The following instructions display on screen Enter NAT UDP Connection Timeout in seconds 60 3600 120 3 Type the UDP timeout value range 60 3600 seconds press ENTER and then press any key to ...

Page 158: ...ACS 1600 DSL module sends TCP or UDP connection from a local port to an Internet port it changes the sent IP address to the address of the Internet port Similarly it changes the TCP or UDP connection port number to a unique value within the NAT port range The NAT port range must not include any ports that use applications such as HTTP TFTP and so on To configure the NAT port range 1 On the Main Me...

Page 159: ...ge 5000 65534 and then press ENTER The following instructions display on screen Enter High End of NAT Port Range 5010 65534 50000 4 Type the high end value range 5000 65534 and then press ENTER The NAT Configuration Menu redisplays You must restart the PARTNER ACS 1600 DSL module for any changes to take effect For more information on restarting the PARTNER ACS 1600 DSL module see the Getting start...

Page 160: ...e the following steps to configure the DHCP server Enable DHCP factory default disabled Configure the DHCP server parameters Configure the DHCP address range pool Enabling DHCP To enable DHCP 1 On the Main Menu select Configure DHCP Server The DHCP Server Configuration Menu displays DHCP Server Configuration Menu E Enable Disable DHCP B Enable Disable DHCP Debug Messages I Configure DHCP Server Pa...

Page 161: ...chapter Configuring the DHCP server parameters To configure the DHCP server parameters 1 On the Main Menu select Configure DHCP Server The DHCP Server Configuration Menu displays DHCP Server Configuration Menu E Enable Disable DHCP B Enable Disable DHCP Debug Messages I Configure DHCP Server Parameters P Configure DHCP Address Range Pool C Configure DHCP Client Entry F Display DHCP Configuration S...

Page 162: ... DNS server IP address and then press ENTER The following instructions display on screen Current NetBIOS Server address 0 0 0 0 Enter new NetBIOS Server address 5 Type the new NetBIOS server IP address and then press ENTER The following instructions display on screen Current Subnet Mask 0 0 0 0 Enter new Subnet Mask 6 Type the subnet mask to return to DHCP clients and then press ENTER The followin...

Page 163: ...n Menu Current NetBIOS Node Type h node 1 B node 2 P node 4 M node 8 H node ESC to return to previous menu 9 Select your choice and then press ESC The DHCP Server Configuration Menu redisplays You must restart the PARTNER ACS 1600 DSL module for any changes to take effect For more information on restarting the PARTNER ACS 1600 DSL module see the Getting started chapter ...

Page 164: ...erver Parameters P Configure DHCP Address Range Pool C Configure DHCP Client Entry F Display DHCP Configuration S Display DHCP Server Statistics A Display DHCP Server Assigned Addresses U Display DHCP Server Unassigned Addresses D Display DHCP Entry Details X Delete A DHCP Client Entry Y Delete A DHCP Assignment Entry 2 Select Configure DHCP Address Range Pool The following instructions display on...

Page 165: ... new low IP address and then press ENTER The DHCP Server Configuration Menu redisplays You must restart the PARTNER ACS 1600 DSL module for any changes to take effect For more information on restarting the PARTNER ACS 1600 DSL module see the Getting started chapter ...

Page 166: ...ollowing procedure assumes that You configured Directory numbers DNs in the Class 5 switch for the associated POTS ports For more information see the WAN configuration chapter You configured PVCs at the DSLAM defaults 0 38 data and 0 39 voice For more information see the WAN configuration chapter You configured a data network For more information see the WAN configuration chapter You have a dedica...

Page 167: ...shoot the LAN path to the PARTNER ACS 1600 DSL module as necessary 7 Ping a known good address on the network and then wait for acknowledgement If a timeout occurs troubleshoot the LAN path to the PARTNER ACS 1600 DSL module as necessary 8 Disconnect the PC from the Ethernet LAN port 9 Use a straight through cable to connect the Ethernet LAN port to your local LAN patch panel or hub 10 Connect the...

Page 168: ...ports Menu C Display Current Configuration N Display Network Statistics I Display Interface Statistics M Display Media Statistics R Display Route Table A Display ARP Table B Display Bridge Forwarding Database S Display Bridge Status P Display PPP Authorization Entries U Display System Uptime 2 Select Display Current Configuration 3 Follow the on screen instructions to view the information on the i...

Page 169: ...P Statistics I Clear IP Statistics T Clear TCP Statistics U Clear UDP Statistics I Display Interface Statistics A Display ARP Statistics I Display Interface Statistics B Display Bridge Statistics P Display PPP Statistics D Display DLCI Statistics Z Clear a Statistic A Clear ARP Statistics I Clear Interface Statistics B Clear Bridge Statistics P Clear PPP Statistics D Clear Frame Relay DLCI Statist...

Page 170: ...play POTS Statistics Z Clear POTS Statistics R Display Route Table A Display ARP Table B Display Bridge Forwarding Database S Display Bridge Status P Display PPP Authorization Entries U Display System Uptime 2 Configure IP Router C Configure Port IP Address U Unconfigure Port IP Address S Add Remove a Static Route A Add a Static Route R Remove a Route F Add Change the Default Route T Remove the De...

Page 171: ... or output filters T Toggle input or output type filters to view edit D Display all filters of the chosen type I Insert a new or buffered filter of the chosen type A Append a new or buffered filter to the end of the list E Edit a filter of the chosen type C Copy filter operations menu C Copy a filter of the chosen type to the buffer D Display the filter in the copy buffer E Edit the filter in the ...

Page 172: ...ure Spanning Tree Hello Time S Configure Spanning Tree Max Age F Configure Spanning Tree Forward Delay C Configure Spanning Tree Path Cost D Delete Bridge Forwarding Database Entry 5 Configure WAN 0 Quick Configuration 1 Lucent Stinger Conexant Autobaud Payload Scrambling 2 Nokia Auto Cycle 3 Copper Mountain Auto Sense 4 Paradyne Framed 784 Kbps Payload Scrambling 5 AccessLan CPE 6 Nortel IMAS 7 A...

Page 173: ... Rate and Clocking Options 1 Track USI speed to SDSL speed 2 Set Clock Speed Manually 1 Externally provided 2 5 0 MBps 3 2 083 MBps 4 1 562 MBps 5 520 MBps 6 112 MBps 3 Use Internal Receive Clock 4 Use External Receive Clock SDSL Mode 1 Toggle SDSL Mode CO Or CPE 2 Set SDSL Speed To Auto Cycle Nokia 1 1536 Kbps 2 1152 Kbps 3 768 Kbps 4 384 Kbps 5 192 Kbps 3 Set SDSL Speed to Auto Sense Copper Moun...

Page 174: ...Configure Transmit CIR 2 Configure Receive CIR 3 Configure FRF 12 Fragmentation 1 Enable Disable End To End FRF 12 2 Set Fragment Size 2 Proprietary Voice DLCI 1 Configure Transmit CIR 2 Configure Receive CIR 3 Configure FRF 12 Fragmentation 1 Enable Disable End To End FRF 12 2 Set Fragment Size 3 RFC 1490 1 Configure Transmit CIR 2 Configure Receive CIR 3 Configure FRF 12 Fragmentation 1 Enable D...

Page 175: ... FRF 12 Fragmentation 1 Enable Disable End To End FRF 12 2 Set Fragment Size 3 RFC 1490 1 Configure Transmit CIR 2 Configure Receive CIR 3 Configure FRF 12 Fragmentation 1 Enable Disable End To End FRF 12 2 Set Fragment Size 4 ATM RFC 1483 Tunneling 1 Configure Transmit CIR 2 Configure Receive CIR 3 Configure FRF 12 Fragmentation 1 Enable Disable End To End FRF 12 2 Set Fragment Size 3 Delete DLCI...

Page 176: ...th LLC Encapsulation 1 CBR 2 UBR 6 RFC 2364 PPPoATM With LLC Encapsulation 0 None 1 PAP Client 1 CBR 2 UBR 2 PAP Server 1 CBR 2 UBR 3 CHAP Client 1 CBR 2 UBR 4 CHAP Server 1 CBR 2 UBR 7 RFC 2364 PPPoATM Using VC Muxing 0 None 1 PAP Client 1 CBR 2 UBR 2 PAP Server 1 CBR 2 UBR 3 CHAP Client 1 CBR 2 UBR 4 CHAP Server 1 CBR 2 UBR ...

Page 177: ...ry Voice 4 RFC 1483 using VC Muxing 1 CBR 2 UBR 5 RFC 1483 with LLC Encapsulation 1 CBR 2 UBR 6 RFC 2364 PPPoATM With LLC Encapsulation 0 None 1 PAP Client 1 CBR 2 UBR 2 PAP Server 1 CBR 2 UBR 3 CHAP Client 1 CBR 2 UBR 4 CHAP Server 1 CBR 2 UBR 7 RFC 2364 PPPoATM Using VC Muxing 0 None 1 PAP Client 1 CBR 2 UBR 2 PAP Server 1 CBR 2 UBR ...

Page 178: ... Set Manual Fragment Size 2 Configure Copper Mountain Fragmentation 1 Enable Disable CuMtn Fragmentation 2 Set Real Time DLCI 2 Configure Maintenance Protocol 0 None 1 CCITT Q 933 Annex A Network 2 CCITT Q 933 Annex A User 3 CCITT Q 933 Annex A Both 4 ANSI T1 617 Annex D Network 5 ANSI T1 617 Annex D User 6 ANSI T1 617 Annex D Both 7 LMI Network FRF 1 1 8 LMI User FRF 1 1 9 LMI Both FRF 1 1 3 Conf...

Page 179: ... Display F4 OAM Configuration 5 Send OAM Loopback 6 Configure Empty Cells 6 Configure LAN F Set Clear Full Duplex 7 Configure SNMP E Enable Disable SNMP P Configure System Contact N Configure System Name L Configure System Location C Configure SNMP Community T Configure SNMP Trap Host IP Address 8 Configure Login 1 Change User ID 2 Change User Password 3 Change NetMan Password ...

Page 180: ... 57600 5 115200 V Configure Console Timeout R Hard Reset or Reload ACOS from FLASH D Set System Defaults W Save System Settings as Defaults X File Transfer Menu B Load Boot ROM 1 Receive via TFTP 2 Receive via XMODEM O Update ACOS acos bin 1 Receive via TFTP 2 Receive via XMODEM X Update Entire System A File Transfer Utilities 1 Receive via TFTP 2 Send or Receive via XMODEM ...

Page 181: ...1 A Set FR SSCS According To ATM B Use Both FR SSCS And ATM B Use Both FR SSCS And ATM A Set FR SSCS According To ATM B Use Both FR SSCS And ATM 2 FRF8 T True 0 Always 0 0 Always 0 1 Always 1 M Map Fr FECN To ATM EFCI 1 Always 1 0 Always 0 1 Always 1 M Map Fr FECN To ATM EFCI M Map Fr De To ATM CLPI 0 Always 0 1 Always 1 M Map Fr FECN To ATM EFCI F False 0 Always 0 0 Always 0 1 Always 1 M Map Fr F...

Page 182: ...ng Connections D Configure DHCP Server E Enable Disable DHCP B Enable Disable DHCP Debug Messages I Configure DHCP Server Parameters 1 B node 2 P node 4 M node 8 H node P Configure DHCP Address Range Pool C Configure DHCP Client Entry F Display DHCP Configuration S Display DHCP Server Statistics A Display DHCP Server Assigned Addresses U Display DHCP Server Unassigned Addresses D Display DHCP Entr...

Page 183: ...isplay NAT Connection Table D Display NAT Connection Details O Display NAT Local Server Table X Delete IP Address from NAT Tables Y Delete NAT Local Server Entry T Derived Timing 1 Enable Disable Derived Timing 2 Enable Disable Derived Timing Debug Messages 1 Enable Disable All Derived Timing Debug Messages 2 Enable Disable PSTN ONLY Derived Timing Debug Messages 3 Enable Disable Local Clock ONLY ...

Page 184: ...l transmission L Digital Far Loopback C Command Line Interface P VoicePath Configure V Set Voice Gateway 0 No Voice Gateway 1 MGCP 0 1 NCS 1 0 2 CopperCom 3 JetStream 4 Tollbridge J Set Jitter Delay D Display Jitter Delay T Set SLIC Control Mode A AUTO Control Mode M MANUAL Control Mode U Set Compander Mode U Law A Law U u Law Mode A A Law Mode M Set Debug Mode E ENABLE Debug D DISABLE Debug ...

Page 185: ...port M Manage MGCP NCS Embedded Client C Configure MGCP NCS parameters S Display MGCP NCS statistics D Debug MGCP NCS 1 Disable all msgs 2 Enable informational msgs 3 Enable Verbose msgs R Remove a connection E CopperCom Call Control S Statistics D Display Statistics C Clear Statistics C Configure D Display Configuration C Compression Format D Debug Control L Display Line Status D Display Debug St...

Page 186: ...a V Pick sound heard if insufficient WAN B W to complete call 0 Play Silence 1 Play Fast Beeping U Configure Tollbridge Voice Client 0 Set client IP address 1 Set voice gateway IP address 2 Print current configuration 3 Debugging Options 0 Enable Disable all messages 1 Enable Disable status keep alive messages 2 Enable Disable provisioning messages 3 Enable Disable state transition messages 4 Unhi...

Page 187: ...be pre qualified by your service provider POTS Up to 16 Port Bridging and Routing Dynamic and static IP Routing and Bridging IEEE 802 1d Bridging Spanning Tree Protocol RIP1 and RIP2 Information Routing Protocol Internet Control Message Protocol ICMP for IP packet processing Network Address Translation NAT that allows you to share IP addresses DHCP for management of LAN addresses WAN Protocols ATM...

Page 188: ...t PPP Management and Configuration ASCII based submenu Interface for system configuration and monitoring Telnet for remote access to submenu based Interface SNMP for monitoring controlling and managing configurations statistics performance and security Trivial File Transfer Protocol TFTP for software upgrade Environmental Operating Range 0 C to 40 C Non condensing humidity 15 to 90 Physical Dimens...

Page 189: ...0 DSL module User Guide C Connector pinouts Console Pin Signal 1 Ground 2 Tx Data 3 Rx Data 10BaseT Connector Pin Signal 1 Tx 2 Tx 3 Rx 4 NC 5 NC 6 Rx 7 NC 8 NC 100BaseT Connector Pin Signal 1 Tx 2 Tx 3 Rx 4 NC 5 NC 6 Rx 7 NC 8 NC ...

Page 190: ...Avaya Inc 189 PARTNER ACS 1600 DSL module User Guide SDSL Connector Pin Signal 1 N C 2 Tip 3 Ring 4 N C ...

Page 191: ...rt on a PC is a DTE device while most modems are DCE devices To connect a PC to a modem you use a straight through cable To connect two PCs together you use a null modem cross over cable Which Hardware Protocol You can configure the USI port on the PARTNER ACS 1600 DSL module for V 35 or RS 530 Each of these hardware interfaces uses different voltage levels so they are not compatible electrically ...

Page 192: ...Request to Send A 4 7 Clear to Send A 5 9 DCE Ready A 6 13 Signal Ground 7 19 Receive Line Signal A 8 11 Receive DCE Clock B 9 26 Receive Line Signal B 10 29 Transmit DTE Clock B 11 35 Transmit DCE Clock B 12 23 Clear to Send B 13 27 Transmit Data B 14 22 Transmit DCE Clock A 15 5 Receive Data B 16 24 Receive DCE Clock A 17 8 18 Request to Send B 19 25 DTE Ready A 20 12 21 DCE Ready B 22 31 DTE Re...

Page 193: ...5 connector to the V 35 conversion cable Signal RS 530 V 35 Shield Ground 1 A Transmit Data A 2 P Receive Data A 3 R Request to Send A 4 C Clear to Send A 5 D DCE Ready A 6 E Signal Ground 7 B Receive Line Signal A 8 F Receive DCE Clock B 9 X Receive Line Signal B 10 Transmit DTE Clock B 11 W Transmit DCE Clock B 12 AA Clear to Send B 13 Transmit Data B 14 S Transmit DCE Clock A 15 Y Receive Data ...

Page 194: ...ield Pass or Discard of the first filter that matched the packet Pass packet passed to the next level Discard packet discarded When output packets are dropped RTCS_OK is returned from IP_route When you create a new filter all fields are set to an inactive state An inactive filter passes all IP packets you must modify at least one field to narrow the range of packets to pass or change the action to...

Page 195: ... Ethernet interfaces DLCI Data Link Connection Identifier Value that specifies a PVC or SVC in a Frame Relay network In the basic Frame Relay specification DLCIs are locally significant connected devices might use different values to specify the same connection In the LMI extended specification DLCIs are globally significant DLCIs specify individual end devices E1 Network connection with a capacit...

Page 196: ... An IP address contains four octets separated by periods also known as a dotted quad address Each address consists of a network number an optional sub network number and a host number The network and sub network numbers together are used for routing while the host number is used to address an individual host within the network or sub network IP SNAP Sub network Access Protocol Internet protocol th...

Page 197: ...work and to create and update routing tables and data structures MAC addresses are six bytes long and are IEEE controlled Also known as a hardware address a MAC layer address or a physical address MPEG Moving Pictures Expert Group OSI Reference Model Network architectural model developed by ISO and ITU T The model consists of the following seven layers each of which specifies particular network fu...

Page 198: ... Reverse RIP feature to sets routes learned on the same port as the transmitted RIP message an infinite distance Prevents the propagation of routes from crashed routers through the network PVC Permanent Virtual Circuit PVCs save bandwidth associated with circuit establishment and tear down in situations where certain virtual circuits must exist all the time RIP Routing Information Protocol Interne...

Page 199: ... or DS0s TCP IP Protocols used for IP networks such as the Internet intranets and many LANs IP networks are connectionless packet switching networks TFTP Trivial File Transfer Protocol Simplified version of FTP that transfers files from one computer to another over a network WAN Wide Area Network Data communications network that serves users across a broad geographic area and often uses transmissi...

Page 200: ...e 22 Remove a Route 21 Remove the Default Route 22 Adding a default route 126 Adding a DLCI 106 Adding a PVC 99 Adding a static route 125 ADSL 184 ARP 184 ATM 184 ATM options configuring 102 ATM PVCs configuring 98 Auto Log off 11 Avaya Help Line 156 B BOOTP 184 Bridge aging timer setting 135 Bridge configuration Disabling RIP poisoned reverse 136 enabling bridging 133 Enabling STP 138 Setting the...

Page 201: ...7 Configure F4 OAM VPI 47 Configure Payload Scrambling 47 Configure Bridge 30 Configure Bridge aging timer 31 Configure Spanning Tree Bridge Priority 31 32 Configure Spanning Tree Forward Delay 32 Configure Spanning Tree Hello Time 32 Configure Spanning Tree Max Age 32 Configure Spanning Tree Path Cost 32 Delete bridge Forwarding database entry 33 Enable Disable bridging by port 31 Enable Disable ...

Page 202: ... OAM VPI 47 Configure FR Options 45 Configure Interface Configure ATM Options 47 Configure DLCIs 38 Configure FR Options 45 Configure PVCs 41 Configure IP Filtering 24 Configure LAN 48 Set Clear Full Duplex 48 Configure Login 49 Configure MGCP NCS parameters 69 Configure NAT 60 Configure NAT Local Server Entry 61 Configure NAT Port Range 60 Configure NAT TCP Timeout 60 Configure NAT UDP Timeout 60...

Page 203: ...nfigure SNMP Community 49 Configure SNMP Trap Host IP Address 49 Configure System Contact 48 Configure System Location 48 Configure System Name 48 Enable Disable SNMP 48 Configure SNMP Community 49 Configure SNMP Trap Host IP Address 49 Configure Spanning Tree Bridge Priority 31 32 Configure Spanning Tree Forward Delay 32 Configure Spanning Tree Hello Time 32 Configure Spanning Tree Max Age 32 Con...

Page 204: ... 150 Configuring the F4 OAM Cell 103 Configuring the Maintenance Protocol 112 113 Configuring the NAT local server entry 143 Configuring the NAT port range 147 Configuring the NAT timeouts 144 Configuring the PARTNER ACS 1600 DSL module 10 Configuring the Physical Interface 92 Configuring the SDSL Interface 93 Configuring the SNMP Trap Host IP Address 83 Configuring the System Community 82 Configu...

Page 205: ...iguring the DHCP address range pool 153 Configuring the DHCP server parameters 150 Enabling DHCP 149 DHCP server parameters configuring 150 Diagnostics Menu 64 Diagnostics Menu POTS Diagnostics 64 SDSL Diagnostics 64 Directory of all Files 51 Disabling bridging 127 Disabling bridging by port 128 Disabling bridging globally 127 Disabling RIP poisoned reverse 136 Disabling RIP poisoned reverse by po...

Page 206: ...ng globally 31 Enable Disable Derived Timing 63 Enable Disable Derived Timing Debug Messages 63 Enable Disable DHCP 56 Enable Disable DHCP Debug Messages 56 Enable Disable NAT Debug Messages 60 Enable Disable NAT Translatio by Port 60 Enable Disable RIP 22 Enable Disable SNMP 48 Enable Disable Spanning Tree by Port 31 Enable Disable Spanning Tree globally 31 Enabling Bridging 133 Enabling bridging...

Page 207: ...configuring 106 Frame Relay Maintenance Protocol submenu 46 Frame Relay options configuring 110 Frame Relay Options submenu 45 Front View 4 Full Duplex 185 H Hard Reset or Reload ACOS from FLASH 51 Hardware requirements 3 I ICMP 185 Interfaces 3 Interworking connections Add Interworking Connections 53 default Interworking Connections 56 Delete Interworking Connections 55 Print Interworking Connect...

Page 208: ...Relay Options 45 LAN Configuration 48 Main 13 Reports 14 SDSL Configuration 37 USI Configuration Menu 36 WAN Configuration 34 WAN Datalink Protocol Configuration 35 Modifying a DLCI 108 Modifying a PVC 100 MPEG 186 N NAT configuration Configuring a NAT TCP timeout 145 Configuring a NAT UDP timeout 146 Configuring the NAT local server entry 143 Configuring the NAT port range 147 Configuring the NAT...

Page 209: ...ter 20 Configure LAN 48 Configure Login 49 Configure NAT 60 Configure Tollbridge Voice Client 74 Configure WAN 34 CopperCom Call Control 70 Derived Timing 63 Diagnostics Menu 64 Reports Menu 14 System Utilities 50 PARTNER ACS 1600 DSL module menu hierarchy 158 Password Configuring 49 Passwords default 6 Payload Scrambling configuring 103 Physical interface configuring 92 Pick sound heard if insuff...

Page 210: ... Ring Test 72 RIP 187 Enable Disable 22 RIP poisoned reverse disabling 136 disabling by port 137 disabling globally 136 enabling 120 enabling by port 122 enabling globally 121 RIP version setting 123 Route Table Displaying 29 Router 187 Router configuration Adding a default route 126 Adding a static route 125 Disabling bridging 127 Disabling STP 129 Enabling RIP poisoned reverse 120 Setting the RI...

Page 211: ...act 79 Configuring the System Location 81 Configuring the System Name 80 Configuring the Trap Host IP Address 83 Enabling disabling 79 Software requirements 3 Space left in File System 52 115 Static route adding 125 Statistics 70 Stats Display 72 STP disabling 129 disabling by port 130 disabling globally 129 enabling 138 enabling by port 139 enabling globally 138 Submenus USI Datarate 36 USI Inter...

Page 212: ...r IDs default 6 USI configuring 94 Setting electrical configuration 36 USI Configuration Menu 36 USI Datarate submenu 36 USI Interface Type submenu 36 Using a Telnet program 7 Using a terminal emulation program Using a terminal emulation program 6 V Verification Displaying the current configuration 157 Maintenance 156 Operational test 155 Power up test 155 Verifying an IP address 11 Voice Path con...

Page 213: ...nfiguring Frame Relay options 110 Configuring Payload Scrambling 103 Configuring the F4 OAM Cell 103 Configuring the Maintenance Protocol 112 113 Configuring the Physical Interface 92 Configuring the SDSL Interface 93 Configuring the USI interface 94 Configuring the Voice Path 114 Deleting a DLCI 109 Deleting a PVC 102 Modifying a DLCI 108 Modifying a PVC 100 Quick Configuration 97 Sending OAM Loo...

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