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Summary of Contents for 5380

Page 1: ...Part No 112768 Rev B November 1996 Using Model 5380 Ethernet and Model 5580 Token Ring Routers ...

Page 2: ... SIS BayStream BCNX BLNX EZ Install EZ Internetwork EZ LAN PathMan PhonePlus Quick2Config RouterMan SPEX Bay Networks Press the Bay Networks logo and the SynOptics logo are trademarks of Bay Networks Inc Third Party Trademarks All other trademarks and registered trademarks are the property of their respective owners Statement of Conditions In the interest of improving internal design operational f...

Page 3: ...Caution Users should not attempt to make such connections themselves but should contact the appropriate electric inspection authority or electrician as appropriate Canada CS 03 Règles et règlements Note L étiquette du ministère des Communications du Canada indique que l appareillage est certifié c est à dire qu il respecte certaines exigences de sécurité et de fonctionnement visant les réseaux de ...

Page 4: ...he appropriate electrical inspection authority or electrician as appropriate Notes explicatives du ministère des Communications limites visant les accessoires L étiquette du ministère des Communications du Canada indique que l appareillage est certifié c est à dire qu il respecte certaines exigences de sécurité et de fonctionnement visant les réseaux de télécommunications Le ministère ne garantit ...

Page 5: ... digital apparatus as set out in the Radio Interference Regulations of the Canadian Department of Communications Réglement sur le brouillage radioélectrique du ministère des Communications Cet appareil numérique Access Feeder Node Access Link Node Access Node Access Stack Node Backbone Concentrator Node Backbone Concentrator Node Switch Backbone Link Node Backbone Link Node Switch Concentrator Nod...

Page 6: ...ch it was acquired is inoperative 3 Licensee may make a single copy of the Software but not firmware for safekeeping archives or backup purposes 4 Licensee may modify Software but not firmware or combine it with other software subject to the provision that those portions of the resulting software which incorporate Software are subject to the restrictions of this license Licensee shall not make the...

Page 7: ... install the Site Manager product as specified in the Documentation This right is granted solely as necessary for use of Site Manager on hardware installed with licensee s network 11 This license will automatically terminate upon improper handling of Software such as by disclosure or Bay Networks may terminate this license by written notice to licensee if licensee fails to comply with any of the m...

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Page 9: ...stomer Service xxiv Bay Networks Information Services xxv World Wide Web xxv Customer Service FTP xxv Support Source CD xxvi CompuServe xxvi InfoFACTS xxvii How to Get Help xxvii Chapter 1 Overview of Model 5380 and Model 5580 Routers About the Model 5380 and Model 5580 Routers 1 1 Router Features 1 2 Specific Model 5380 Ethernet Router Features 1 3 Specific Model 5580 Token Ring Router Features 1...

Page 10: ...tworks 1 21 Chapter 2 Installing the Routers Arranging System 5000 Modules in the Chassis 2 2 Power Requirements 2 2 Connections to a PPX Backplane 2 2 Split Backplane Rings 2 2 Model 5000AH Slot Assignments 2 3 Preparing for Installation 2 4 Tools and Equipment 2 4 Installing DRAM 2 5 Installing the Memory Card 2 8 Installing Net Modules 2 10 Installing the Router 2 12 Verifying the Installation ...

Page 11: ...terface 3 14 Setting and Viewing Router Interfaces 3 15 Ethernet Router Settings 3 15 Setting a Backplane Attachment 3 16 Segmenting a Cluster Port 3 18 Displaying Port Statistics 3 19 Displaying Group Statistics 3 20 Token Ring Router Settings 3 21 Changing Cluster Wrapping 3 22 Changing a Ring Segment or Number 3 24 Changing Ring Speeds 3 27 Displaying Port Statistics 3 28 Clearing a Slot 3 29 S...

Page 12: ...on Worksheet Appendix D Sample Installation Scripts Installation Script for the Model 5380 Ethernet Router D 2 Installation Script for the Model 5580 Token Ring Router D 8 Appendix E Replacing PCMCIA SRAM Memory Card Batteries BayStream Only Index ...

Page 13: ...tion 1 18 Figure 1 13 System 5000 Wiring Closet Configuration 1 19 Figure 1 14 Token Ring Switching 1 20 Figure 1 15 System 5000 ATM Network 1 22 Figure 1 16 Connecting an Ethernet Building to an ATM Campus 1 23 Figure 2 1 Module Placement in the Model 5000AH Chassis 2 3 Figure 2 2 SIMM Locations 2 5 Figure 2 3 Installing a SIMM 2 6 Figure 2 4 Removing a SIMM 2 7 Figure 2 5 Placing the DRAM Identi...

Page 14: ... 19 Figure 3 13 Group Statistics Table 3 20 Figure 3 14 Connection Diagnostics Menu 3 21 Figure 3 15 Connections Table 3 22 Figure 3 16 Cluster Port Status Table and Prompt 3 23 Figure 3 17 Changed Connections Table 3 24 Figure 3 18 Router Interfaces and Backplane Rings in a Model 5000 Chassis 3 25 Figure 3 19 Router Interfaces and Split Backplane Rings in a Model 5000 Chassis 3 26 Figure 3 20 Con...

Page 15: ...cations A 1 Table A 2 Physical Specifications A 1 Table A 3 Electrical Specifications A 2 Table A 4 Environmental Specifications A 2 Table B 1 PPX Backplane Path LEDs Chassis Slot Assignments B 2 Table B 2 Model 5380 and 5580 Router LEDs B 2 Table B 3 Router LED Operational States B 4 Table C 1 Network Information Worksheet C 2 Table E 1 PCMCIA SRAM Battery E 1 ...

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Page 17: ...about LEDs Audience This guide is for network administrators who are responsible for installing configuring or maintaining a backbone network Users should Understand Bay Networks network management concepts and terminology Be familiar with the tools and procedures for installing and operating sensitive electronic equipment Be familiar with routing concepts and terminology Have worked with Bay Netw...

Page 18: ...6 1 Using Optivity Campus 6 0 for Windows Using Optivity LAN for UNIX For more information about using the System 5000 switched backbone product line refer to the latest versions of the following publications Using the ATM Control Software 2 0 Using the Model 5780 ATM Router Configuring System 5000 Cell switched Networks Installation and Reference for the Model 5000 Chassis Bay Networks Guide to U...

Page 19: ...p_address you enter ping 192 32 10 12 bold text Indicates text that you need to enter command names and buttons in menu paths Example Enter wfsm Example Use the dinfo command Example ATM DXI Interfaces PVCs identifies the PVCs button in the window that appears when you select the Interfaces option from the ATM DXI menu brackets Indicate optional elements You can choose none one or all of the optio...

Page 20: ...but not both Acronyms AUI Attachment Unit Interface BOOTP Bootstrap Protocol BRI Basic Rate Interface CCITT International Telegraph and Telephone Consultative Committee now ITU T CMB common management bus CSMA CD carrier sense multiple access with collision detection DLCMI Data Link Control Management Interface GUI graphical user interface HDLC high level data link control IP Internet Protocol ISD...

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Page 27: ...Canada call toll free 1 800 786 3228 Outside North America toll calls can be made to 1 408 764 1002 In Europe toll free numbers are also available for contacting both InfoFACTS and CompuServe Please check our Web page for the listing in your country How to Get Help Use the following numbers to reach your Bay Networks Technical Response Center TRC Technical Response Center Telephone Number Fax Numb...

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Page 29: ...ow access to wide area networks WANs and LANs in a Bay Networks System 5000 network environment They also support collapsed backbone network configurations and mid sized network centers with existing LANs You install the router modules in a single Model 5000 or Model 5005 slot If you are installing router software in these routers you can use the following Bay Networks Optivity tool sets to manage...

Page 30: ...xe BayStream image Router Features The Model 5380 Ethernet Router and the Model 5580 Token Ring Router have the following features Hot swappable router module Support for all major protocols Four onboard router interfaces to the System 5000 backplane LED display to indicate operational status of the router module Memory card connection for configuration file storage Optional 8 MB 16 MB or 32 MB dy...

Page 31: ...ules Direct access from an ATM network to WANs and existing LANs when installed in a Model 5000AH chassis with a Model 5780 ATM Router Specific Model 5380 Ethernet Router Features In addition to the general features listed the Model 5380 Ethernet Router has the following features Four Ethernet 10 megabits per second Mb s interfaces Steering logic to connect the four interfaces to any 4 of the 12 E...

Page 32: ...erter extractor levers and one captive retaining screw at both the top and bottom of the module front panel Each Ethernet or token ring router occupies one slot in a System 5000 hub The router connects to the 100BASE T common management bus CMB and power The router modules also have connectors for a PPX backplane if it is installed in the chassis 6560 2 Power supply Metal frame PPX connector Capti...

Page 33: ...Onboard Router Interfaces The onboard router interfaces connect to the System 5000 Ethernet or token ring backplanes These interfaces provide LAN connectivity for devices attached to Ethernet and token ring host modules installed in the same System 5000 hub Net Modules Bay Networks provides a variety of I O modules called net modules to support multiprotocol routing These net modules plug into the...

Page 34: ...s or 16 Mb s connectors Dual port and Quad port Synchronous WAN cable options adjust interfaces to different standards V 35 RS232 RS422 balanced RS449 or RS530 and X 21 Dual attached multimode FDDI with two fiber ports Dual attached single mode FDDI with two fiber ports Combination single mode multimode FDDI the PHY A port is single mode fiber and the PHY B port is multimode fiber or the PHY A por...

Page 35: ...and Figure 1 5 consist of a single bicolor LED displaying in either green or amber called the annunciator and a matrix of bicolor green or amber LEDs that indicate specific operating conditions of the module The LEDs in the matrix are divided into four sections Segment Connection for the Ethernet router and Ring Connect for the token ring router Module Status PPX Transmit and PPX Arbiter For more ...

Page 36: ...while the router is running You can partition a memory card or install additional memory cards in other router modules in a Model 5000AH chassis with a PPX backplane to provide redundant file storage The redundant storage can also be used for fall back staging of previous configuration files during system upgrades Backplane Ethernet Segment Selection The chassis backplane Ethernet bus consists of ...

Page 37: ... set through the service port terminal using the Service Port Diagnostics Menu or through Optivity Refer to Chapter 3 Initializing and Setting Up the Routers for more information about backplane ring connections Reset Button The reset button on the router modules is located at the bottom of the front panel see Figure 1 6 Figure 1 6 Reset Button on the Router Module Caution Pressing the reset butto...

Page 38: ... interfaces You can install the Ethernet and token ring routers in a Model 5000AH chassis and connect them to the backplane through the parallel packet express PPX interconnection The PPX backplane interconnection performs packet transfers from one router installed in the chassis to another router installed in the same chassis In the Model 5000AH chassis multiple routers interconnect via the PPX b...

Page 39: ...the CMB Maintains chassis component information and environmental status Stores the primary module configurations Restores the module configuration after the module power is cycled or the module is reset The supervisory module also supports configuration terminal connection through the service port on the front panel of the chassis Service Port Management The service port located on the front pane...

Page 40: ...e it Typical Network Applications This section contains diagrams showing the System 5000 chassis with Model 5380 and Model 5580 routers and various System 5000 modules installed for network connectivity and management The additional System 5000 modules shown in the diagrams include Model 5310 Ethernet Network Management Modules NMMs for high performance Ethernet network management of the hub Model...

Page 41: ...Model 5580 Token Ring Router support collapsed backbone network configurations of 150 to 1500 users This type of network configuration is best suited for mid sized companies and large branch offices Workstations Terminals Mainframe or mini Remote Access Printer FDDI campus ring Token ring LattisCell Router Configuration Switching Frame Switching Model 5000 Hub Backbone Node Servers Centillion 100 ...

Page 42: ...N backbone network Figure 1 8 Collapsed LAN Backbone Network Model 5000AH Hub Model 5390 Communications Server Model 5380 Ethernet Router Model 5580 Token Ring Router Servers 100BASE T Token ring Mainframe Frame relay ISDN or Pt to Pt Wide area connections Modem FDDI 6822 Ethernet Async or Coax A Remote Access ...

Page 43: ...rnet Router Model 5390 Communications Server Model 5580 Token Ring Router Model 590X FDDI Host Module Model 5310 Ethernet NMM Model 5910 FDDI NMM Model 530X Ethernet Host Module Model 550X Token Ring Host Module Model 5580 Token Ring Router Model 58000 10 100 Ethernet Switch or Model 5380 Ethernet Router Model 5310 Ethernet NMM Model 5510 Token Ring NMM Model 530X Ethernet Host Module Model 5390 C...

Page 44: ... 5000 Hub Model 5000 Hub Model 5000 Hub Model 5000AH Hub Model 5390 Communications Server Model 5380 Ethernet Router Model 58000 10 100 Ethernet Switch Model 590X FDDI Host Module Model 5310 Ethernet NMM Model 5910 FDDI NMM Model 530X Ethernet Host Module Model 550X Token Ring Host Module Model 58000 10 100 Ethernet Switch Model 5380 Ethernet Router Model 5310 Ethernet NMM Model 5510 Token Ring NM...

Page 45: ...ame or mini Frame relay ISDN ATM or SMDS FDDI campus ring 6952 Token ring Remote Access Model 5000 Hub Model 5000 Hub Model 5000 Hub Backbone Node Model 530X Ethernet Host Module Model 550X Token Ring Host Module Model 58000 10 100 Ethernet Switch Model 5580 Token Ring Router Model 5310 Ethernet NMM Model 5510 Token Ring NMM Model 530X Ethernet Host Module Model 5380 Ethernet Router Model 5390 Com...

Page 46: ...System 5000 LAN Switching Network Configuration Model 5000AH Hub Model 5390 Communications Server Model 5380 Ethernet Router Model 5580 Token Ring Router Model 58000 10 100 Ethernet Switch Model 5310 Ethernet NMM Campus servers 100BASE T 100BASE T Token ring Mainframe Frame relay ISDN or Pt to Pt Wide area connections FDDI Campus ring 6825 Remote Access Local servers 100BASE T ...

Page 47: ... Wiring Closet Configuration Serial Workstations Terminals 6826 Token ring Workstations Printer 100BASE T 100BASE T Model 5000AH Hub Model 530X Ethernet Host Module Model 550X Token Ring Host Module Model 5390 Communications Server Model 58000 10 100 Ethernet Switch or Model 5580 Token Ring Router Model 5310 Ethernet NMM Model 5510 Token Ring NMM ...

Page 48: ...b Model 5000AH Hub Model 550X Token Ring Host Module Model 5390 Communications Server Model 5380 Ethernet Router Model 5310 Ethernet NMM Model 5510 Token Ring NMM Model 5580 Token Ring Router Model 590X FDDI Host Module Model 5910 FDDI NMM Centillion 100 switch Model 550X Token Ring Host Module Model 5510 Token Ring NMM 16 Mb s Wide area connections Model 550X Token Ring Host Module Model 5380 Eth...

Page 49: ... provides high speed packet transfer between the routers in the chassis A basic System 5000 ATM environment consists of the following devices and software Model 5000AH backplane in a 100BASE T chassis Model 5740 Switch Control Module Model 5720 Switch Fabric Module Model 5714 host modules or Model 5700 media adapter host modules that provide ports for ATM connectivity ATM Control Software that con...

Page 50: ...et and token ring router have access to virtual LANs 1 2 3 and 4 through the Model 5780 ATM Router In Figure 1 15 the virtual LANs VLANs are emulated LANs because each EtherCell port is set up as a LAN emulation client LEC Figure 1 15 System 5000 ATM Network Model 5780 ATM Router Model 5580 Token Ring Router or Model 5380 Ethernet Router Model 5000AH Hub WAN LattisCell Virtual LAN 4 25 Mb s ATM Mu...

Page 51: ... 5000 Hub 100BASE T Model 5000AH Hub Model 58000 10 100 Ethernet Switch Model 5310 Ethernet NMM Model 5380 Ethernet Router Model 5580 Token Ring Router Model 5780 ATM Router Model 5740 Switch Control Module Model 5720 Switch Fabric Controller Model 5714 ATM Host Module Model 530X Ethernet Host Module Model 550X Token Ring Host Module Model 58000 10 100 Ethernet Switch Model 5380 Ethernet Router Mo...

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Page 53: ...llowing information and procedures Arranging 100BASE T modules in a chassis Preparing for installation Installing dynamic random access memory DRAM Installing the memory card Installing a net module Installing a router in the chassis Verifying the installation Removing and replacing a router in the chassis Removing and replacing a net module Removing the memory card Protecting files on the memory ...

Page 54: ...s to a PPX Backplane For routers to communicate and function as one router installed in the Model 5000 chassis you must have a PPX backplane installed on the chassis If your Model 5000 chassis does not contain a PPX backplane you can order an ATM backplane upgrade kit which contains a PPX backplane Refer to Model 5000AH Slot Assignments later in this chapter for more information about router place...

Page 55: ...d for an ATM module can also be used for a standard Ethernet token ring or FDDI module with the appropriate backplane s installed Figure 2 1 Module Placement in the Model 5000AH Chassis Warning Do not install a Model 5380 Ethernet or Model 5580 Token Ring router module in Slot 1 or Slot 4 of a Model 5000AH chassis inserting a router module into a Model 5000AH chassis slot not designated for these ...

Page 56: ...llips screwdriver Grounded antistatic mat and wrist strap Caution The System 5000 equipment uses electronic components that are sensitive to static electricity Static discharge from your clothing or other fixtures around you can cause damage Take all possible precautions to prevent static discharge damage when working with printed circuit boards Place each module on a grounded antistatic mat until...

Page 57: ...ers for the Ethernet and token ring router SIMMs are 8 MB SIMM order number AD0011005 16 MB SIMM order number AD0011006 32 MB SIMM order number AD0011007 You must install SIMMs in pairs of the same memory size To install DRAM on a router follow these steps 1 Lay the router on an antistatic mat 2 Locate the SIMM sockets on the router see Figure 2 2 Figure 2 2 SIMM Locations Caution If you do not we...

Page 58: ...nto the socket c Press down on the SIMM gently to seat it firmly in the socket bringing the SIMM to its locked position You may hear a click as the spring latches engage the ends of the SIMM Caution You may feel a slight resistance as the SIMM locks into position If the SIMM does not lock do not force it It is very easy to damage the SIMM socket Remove the SIMM reinsert it wiggle it gently as you ...

Page 59: ... gently outward on the spring latch at each end of the SIMM When you release the SIMM from the spring latches the SIMM ejects from the locking studs and can be easily removed b Lift the SIMM out of the socket c Place the SIMM in an antistatic bag or set it on an antistatic mat 6695 Remove SIMM at a 90 angle Pull up 2 Pull tabs outward and SIMM forward 1 Guide notch ...

Page 60: ...ion Label Installing the Memory Card The Model 5380 Ethernet Router and Model 5580 Token Ring Router use a memory card to provide storage for the router nonvolatile file system NVFS When you remove a formatted memory card the NVFS removes access to the card When you insert and format a card or insert a formatted card the NVFS automatically provides access to the card For the router to boot it need...

Page 61: ... the label facing up and the INSERT arrow pointing toward the card slot See Figure 2 6 3 Insert the card into the slot and push the card until it fits snugly into place Figure 2 6 Inserting the Memory card into the Router Note If you are using BayStream software and you want to collect Frame Relay Switch billing data you need a PCMCIA SRAM memory card dedicated to that function You can store the s...

Page 62: ...ailable net modules onto the router modules To install a net module follow these steps 1 Place the router baseboard on a grounded antistatic mat with the components facing up Make sure to wear your antistatic wrist strap 2 Remove one of the filler panels from the front panel by removing the two screws see Figure 2 7 Figure 2 7 Removing a Slot Cover Bracket 3 Tilt the net module to position it next...

Page 63: ... with the connector on the router baseboard see Figure 2 9 Figure 2 9 Aligning the Connectors Caution Make sure that the net module is parallel to the baseboard If the connectors are not properly aligned you will bend the pins bend the socket on the baseboard and possibly cause a short circuit Network module 6702 6703 Plug Slot ...

Page 64: ...pins before forcing the connector down 6 Insert and tighten the two mounting screws on the front panel Use the screws you removed from the filler panel Installing the Router To install and secure the router module in the chassis follow these steps 1 Remove the filler panel from the chassis slot where you intend to install the module see Figure 2 10 Figure 2 10 Removing a Filler Panel 2 Verify that...

Page 65: ...e slot card guides at the top and bottom of the slot 5 Slide the module into the chassis until you feel it engage the backplane The inserter extractor levers should still be in the vertical position and in contact with the front of the chassis Do not push the module all the way into the chassis Caution If you are hot swapping router modules make sure you are replacing the module with the same mode...

Page 66: ...d toward the center of the module front panel to the horizontal position see Figure 2 12 Figure 2 12 Seating the Module 7 Use the flat tip screwdriver to tighten the captive retaining screws at both ends of the module front panel Note The captive retaining screws on the module should be tightened to at least 4 inch pounds but no more than 8 inch pounds of torque Model 5000 4690 ...

Page 67: ...ate that the tests have run successfully When the router module has finished booting and is operational the annunciator Run and BP LEDs light green the Net 1 Net 2 and PPX LEDs light green if these options are installed Refer to Appendix B LEDs for all the LED definitions Refer to Chapter 3 Initializing and Setting Up the Routers to complete the installation Figure 2 13 LED Displays on the Router ...

Page 68: ...LEDs to troubleshoot the router module refer to Appendix B LEDs If the conditions described do not exist but you suspect the router is failing run the diagnostics available through the Technician Interface Refer to Using Technician Interface Software router software or Troubleshooting and Testing BayStream software for information about how to initialize and use the diagnostics For information abo...

Page 69: ...ront panel with one hand while you support the bottom of the module with the other hand Figure 2 14 Removing a Module 4 Place the module on an antistatic mat until you are ready to put it back into the chassis Note If you remove a module from the chassis permanently or for more than a few minutes install a filler panel on the chassis slot to maintain the cooling airflow within the chassis Model 50...

Page 70: ...ice port terminal and reconfigure the router Refer to Chapter 3 Initializing and Setting Up the Routers If you replace a router module with a different module type clear the slot with the Supervisory Module menus Refer to Clearing a Slot in Chapter 3 Initializing and Setting Up the Routers To insert the replacement router into the chassis follow the procedure described in Installing the Router ear...

Page 71: ... Routers and BNX Platforms If you are using router software and want to use the Technician Interface to format the memory card refer to Using Technician Interface Software If you are using BayStream software refer to Managing Files Caution The pins on the edge of the card can be damaged if you do not pull the card straight out from the socket Note If you install a new memory card that you did not ...

Page 72: ...mory card protection follow these steps 1 Remove the memory card as described earlier in this chapter 2 Set the read write protect switch which is located on the edge opposite the INSERT arrow of the memory card see Figure 2 16 Figure 2 16 Memory Card Read Write Protect Switch 3 Insert the memory card as described in Installing the Memory Card earlier in this chapter Note You typically do not oper...

Page 73: ... The service port menus let you connect the router to the common management bus CMB that connects all modules installed in the hub to one another and to the supervisory module To configure protocols start with Configuring Routers router software or Getting Started with Site Manager BayStream software To manage the routers in a network start with Using Site Manager Software router software or Getti...

Page 74: ...of the cable must have a connector appropriate to the serial port on your computer or terminal Most terminals or computers use a male DB 9 or DB 25 connector To connect the terminal to the chassis service port 1 Turn on the terminal adjust contrast and brightness as required 2 Set the terminal communication parameters as follows 9600 baud default 8 data bits No parity 1 stop bit No handshaking Sta...

Page 75: ... System 5000 chassis and making sure that it is recognized by the System 5000 supervisory module Then follow the procedure described later in Preparing to Configure an Interface for Network Management To set up each of the four router interfaces on the router module refer to Setting and Viewing Router Interfaces later in this chapter To connect the router to the CMB and start the Technician Interf...

Page 76: ...dules installed in a chassis with a PPX backplane enter any slot number that has a router module Model 5000 Slot Selection Menu 11 08 96 12 23 49PM Slot Status Module Description 1 On Line 5308 AF Ethernet Host 2 On Line 5310 Ethernet NMM 3 4 Booting 5390 Comm Server 5 6 On Line 5378 F Ethernet Host 7 On Line 5308P Ethernet Host 8 Removed 5380 Ethernet Router 9 On Line 5505P Token Ring Host 10 On ...

Page 77: ...e Technician Interface The following information is displayed Control transferred to Technician Interface Enter X to return to CMB Interface CMB Interface refers to the Service Port Diagnostics Menu for the common management bus discussed earlier in these instructions Choice e is for use by trained service representatives Copyright c 1996 Bay Networks Inc All Rights Reserved Date Wed Nov 8 12 33 0...

Page 78: ...l IP network interface To prepare to do this you must first 1 Examine the installation files 2 Boot the router with the ti_5000 cfg file a special booting file that initializes the router without a pre existing configuration 3 Fill out the information in Appendix C Network Information Worksheet Examining the Installation Files After establishing the Technician Interface session as described in Con...

Page 79: ...2 Display the names of the files in the volume see Figure 3 5 by typing the following command dir Figure 3 5 Sample Installation Files VOL STATE TOTAL SIZE FREE SPACE CONTIG FREE SPACE 11 FORMATTED 4194304 172470 172470 File Name Size Date Day Time config 1688 11 08 96 Fri 15 39 53 debug al 12456 11 08 96 Fri 15 39 57 install bat 165094 11 08 96 Fri 15 40 01 s5000 exe 2628375 11 08 96 Fri 15 40 18...

Page 80: ...installation script to create an initial configuration Never change the ti_5000 cfg file or overwrite it with another configuration file Booting a new router uses the config file by default When the router boots through the boot command or is powered up it uses the configuration file named config and the image file named s5000 exe When the router is shipped the config and ti_5000 cfg files contain...

Page 81: ...able image s5000 exe and the configuration file ti_5000 cfg from the first available volume memory card in the System 5000 chassis To specify the volume when booting insert the volume number a colon and the filename The following sample command retrieves the executable image from Volume 3 and the configuration file from Volume 4 boot 3 s5000 exe 4 ti_5000 cfg The router boots and completes the sta...

Page 82: ...ands you use to run the script 2 Start the script by entering the following command run install Note Use install bat once to configure the initial interface To configure other interfaces use Site Manager or other router management software to create new configurations Table 3 2 Technician Interface Commands for the Installation Script To Do the Following Action Result Accept a default value Press ...

Page 83: ...nterface on the router You perform this procedure so that the router can communicate with the network management station Each step of this procedure is further described in the Quick Start Guide As you perform the procedure refer to the Quick Start Guide for additional helpful information and examples When you are finished with this procedure the router will be able to communicate with the network...

Page 84: ...he ti_5000 cfg file before you rerun the installation script Configuration Summary Net Module IQE Module Number 3 Connector 4 Slot 11 Circuit Name E1134 IP address 192 32 37 118 IP subnetwork mask 255 255 255 224 Routing Protocol RIP Default Rt Listen No TFTP Default Volume 11 FTP Default Volume 11 TI TELNET Yes NOTE The Connector value in the above Configuration Summary is the Connector number as...

Page 85: ...the ping is successful the initial IP interface is enabled and the script displays this message Quick Start Installation Completed The Technician Interface prompt appears Do not reboot the router after successfully completing this procedure If you are using router software refer to the Site Manager installation instructions in Quick Starting Routers and BNX Platforms After installing Site Manager ...

Page 86: ...ce to examine the routing table and verify that there is a route or a default route to the network where the Site Manager workstation is located Assigning a Password To assign a security password to the Technician Interface before logging out of the Technician Interface refer to Using Technician Interface Software router software or Administration Guide BayStream software Exiting the Technician In...

Page 87: ...to the slot in which the router module is installed and display the Service Port Diagnostics Menu as described in Connecting a Router Module earlier in this chapter 2 Press c The Connection Diagnostics Menu for the Ethernet router is displayed see Figure 3 8 Figure 3 8 Connection Diagnostics Menu CONNECTION DIAGNOSTICS MENU c show Connections s change cluster Segmentation a change backplane Attach...

Page 88: ... none see Figure 3 9 Figure 3 9 Connections Table Setting a Backplane Attachment The chassis backplane Ethernet bus consists of 12 Ethernet segments Each of the four interfaces on the Model 5380 Ethernet Router can be configured to access 4 of the 12 backplane segments on the chassis To set a backplane attachment or set a backplane segment 1 Press a The following prompt is displayed Changing backp...

Page 89: ...want to change For the results shown in Figure 3 10 8 is entered at the prompt The connection table is displayed to show the change If you want to disconnect segment an interface from the backplane enter 13 Figure 3 10 Connection Table Changes 4 Repeat steps 2 and 3 for each interface you want to attach to the backplane Cluster Backplane Port Status Attachments MAC Address 1 Connected 8 00 00 00 0...

Page 90: ...t to segment For the results shown in Figure 3 11 3 is entered The following prompt is displayed Enter new port attachment 1 segmented 2 connected 3 Enter 1 to segment the cluster port or 2 to connect the cluster port The connections table is displayed to show the changes For the results shown in Figure 3 11 1 is entered to segment cluster port 3 Figure 3 11 Changed Connections Table 4 Enter 0 to ...

Page 91: ... Counter Name Value Counter Name Value Short Events 0000000000 CRC Errors 0000000000 Late Collisions 0000000000 Collisions 0000000000 Very Long Events 0000000000 Runt Packets 0000000000 Backoff Failures 0000000000 Packet Fragments 0000000000 Auto Partitions 0000000000 Good Packets 0000034818 Data Rate Mismatches 0000000000 Source Addr Changes 0000000410 Frames Too Long 0000000000 Good Bytes 000222...

Page 92: ...0 to return to the Connection Diagnostics Menu Counter Name Value Counter Name Value Short Events 0000000000 CRC Errors 0000000000 Late Collisions 0000000000 Collisions 0000000000 Very Long Events 0000000000 Runt Packets 0000000000 Backoff Failures 0000000000 Packet Fragments 0000000000 Auto Partitions 0000000000 Good Packets 2169006060 Data Rate Mismatches 0000000000 Backplane Collisions 00000000...

Page 93: ...isplayed see Figure 3 14 Figure 3 14 Connection Diagnostics Menu 3 To display the router connections to the backplane press c again A table displays to show the port number Cluster Port of each router interface the status of the connection the backplane ring connection the ring speed and the media access control MAC address see Figure 3 15 CONNECTION DIAGNOSTICS MENU c show Connections w change cl...

Page 94: ...a network management module you can use network management to connect or wrap one or more of the four router interfaces on the backplane Refer to the token ring network management module documentation and Optivity documentation for more information To change the connection status of a cluster port router interface on the backplane and view the results 1 Press w on the Connection Diagnostics Menu T...

Page 95: ...ent 1 wrapped 0 connected 3 Enter a 1 to wrap the cluster port or a 0 to connect the cluster port The connections table is displayed to show the results of changes and prompts for additional changes see Figure 3 17 Cluster Ring Ring Port Status Connection Speed MAC Address 1 Connected 1 None 00 00 A2 C5 AF E2 2 Connected 2 None 00 00 A2 C5 AF E3 3 Connected 3 None 00 00 A2 C5 AF E4 4 Connected 4 N...

Page 96: ...nterfaces to rings 1 through 3 or 6 through 8 The router automatically detects the ring connection Figure 3 18 shows the ring naming convention for five rings connected across an entire backplane Interface 1 on the router module connects to ring 1 R1 interface 2 connects to ring 2 R2 and interface 3 connects to ring 3 R3 Interface 4 can be connected to ring 4 or ring 5 If you have a split backplan...

Page 97: ...face 4 can be set to ring 4 or 5 For a module installed in slots 8 through 14 router interfaces 1 2 and 3 use backplane rings 6 7 and 8 respectively Interface 4 can be set to ring 9 or 5 see Figure 3 19 Because backplane ring 5 is the only ring that guarantees access to token ring modules in all 14 slots its best use is monitoring and acquiring network data Note If you have a router module attache...

Page 98: ... Menu The connections table is displayed indicating the current settings and then the following message and prompts are displayed Changing cluster 4 ring connection Enter new ring connection 1 ring 4 9 2 ring 5 2 Enter 0 to change the interface connection to ring 4 or ring 9 Enter 1 to change the interface 4 connection to ring 5 For the results shown in Figure 3 20 1 is entered at the prompt The c...

Page 99: ...g the current settings and then the following message and prompt are displayed Changing ring speeds Enter cluster number 0 if done 1 to 4 2 Enter the cluster port number interface 1 2 3 or 4 of the ring speed you want to change The following prompt is displayed Enter new ring speed 1 4Mb s 2 16Mb s 3 Enter 1 for 4 Mb s or 2 for 16 Mb s Cluster Ring Ring Port Status Connection Speed MAC Address 1 C...

Page 100: ...the token ring port statistics 1 Press d on the Connection Diagnostics Menu The following prompt is displayed Enter cluster number for stats 0 if done 1 to 4 2 Enter the cluster port number interface 1 2 3 or 4 for the port statistics you want to display The statistics for the port are displayed see Figure 3 21 Figure 3 21 Port Statistics Counter Name Value Counter Name Value Received Frames 00000...

Page 101: ...n Menu Showing Removed Module To clear the configuration information for a slot 1 Press s on the Slot Selection Menu The Supervisory Module Main Menu is displayed see Figure 3 23 Model 5000 Slot Selection Menu 11 08 96 12 23 49PM Slot Status Module Description 1 On Line 5308 AF Ethernet Host 2 On Line 5310 Ethernet NMM 3 4 Booting 5390 Comm Server 5 6 On Line 5378 F Ethernet Host 7 On Line 5308P E...

Page 102: ... Supervisory Module Main Menu 11 08 96 12 23 49PM Model Desc 5110 Supervisory Module Mod Serial 4280785 Mod Mfg Date 110196 Hardware Ver J Software Ver X X Deviation D 3146 p C Select Chassis configuration menu M Select Module Information Menu On Line 5310 Ethernet NMM s Display system status l Display system log Press esc to break log display p Change Supervisory Module password esc Previous menu...

Page 103: ... old info will still be on the screen The information shown in Figure 3 24 is displayed with the following prompt Type esc to go back to previous menu 5 Press Esc to return to the Supervisory Main Menu then press Esc again to return to the Slot Selection menu Module Information Menu Slot 8 11 08 96 06 04 18PM Module Status Removed Module Desc 5380 Ethernet Router Module Serial 121 Mfg Date Mod Typ...

Page 104: ...odule Main Menu 3 Press c to display the Chassis Configuration Menu see Figure 3 26 5110 Supervisory Module Main Menu 11 08 96 12 23 25PM Module Desc 5110 Supervisory Module Mod Serial 2145996 Mod Mfg Date 110196 Hardware Ver B Software Ver 1 1 0 Deviation D 1380 D 1473 D 1701 D 1682 c Select Chassis Configuration menu m Select Module Information menu s Display system status l Display system log P...

Page 105: ...1 08 96 12 23 32PM Backplane Token Ring Configuration Board Status Through Chas Desc Model 5000 Chassis 14 Slots Chas Serial 1723918 Chas Mfg Date 110196 Chas H W Ver A Chas Type 12 Chas Location Chas Contact l Set chassis location c Set chassis contact d Set date or time a Set configuration for all modules to default b Display chassis component information t Toggle Backplane Token Ring Configurat...

Page 106: ...96 12 23 36PM Backplane Token Ring Configuration Board Status Split Chas Desc Model 5000 Chassis 14 Slots Chas Serial 1723918 Chas Mfg Date 110196 Chas H W Ver A Chas Type 12 Chas Location Chas Contact l Set chassis location c Set chassis contact d Set date or time a Set configuration for all modules to default b Display chassis component information t Toggle Backplane Token Ring Configuration boa...

Page 107: ... Microprocessor 68040 processor 33 MHz Memory 8 MB 16 MB 32 MB DRAM options 256 KB SRAM fast packet cache Image and Configuration Storage PCMCIA flash or SRAM memory card PPX Backplane Interface 1 Gb s 4 independent parallel paths Table A 2 Physical Specifications Physical Characteristics Specifications Dimensions 18 875 by 1 188 by 11 625 inches 47 94 by 3 01 by 29 52 cm Weight 3 88 lbs 1 76 kg w...

Page 108: ...hernet router 56 W Token ring router 52 W Dual port Ethernet 92 W 88 W Dual port token ring 72 W 68 W Dual port Synchronous 82 W 78 W FDDI 86 W 82 W 100BASE T 80 W 76 W Quad port ISDN BRI Table A 4 Environmental Specifications Environmental Specifications Operating temperature 5 to 40 C Storage temperature 25 to 70 C Operating humidity 85 maximum relative humidity noncondensing Storage humidity 95...

Page 109: ...e Model 5380 Ethernet Router and the Model 5580 Token Ring Router meet the following electromagnetic susceptibility requirements Electrostatic discharge ESD IEC 801 2 Level 3 2 Radiated electromagnetic field IEC 801 2 Level 2 Electrical fast transient burst IEC 801 4 Level 2 Electrical surge IEC 801 5 Level 1 2 Safety Agency Approvals The Model 5380 Ethernet Router and the Model 5580 Token Ring Ro...

Page 110: ...th two fiber ports Combination single mode multimode FDDI the PHY A port is single mode fiber and the PHY B port is multimode fiber or the PHY A port is multimode fiber and the PHY B port is single mode fiber 100 Mb s 100BASE T Ethernet with an 8 pin modular connector and a MII connector Quad port ISDN BRI four ISDN BRI ST ports with four 8 pin modular connectors Declarations of Conformity The fol...

Page 111: ...Technical Specifications 112768 Rev B A 5 ...

Page 112: ...Using Model 5380 Ethernet and Model 5580 Token Ring Routers A 6 112768 Rev B ...

Page 113: ... amber LEDs that indicate specific operating conditions of the module Figure B 1 LED Displays on the Model 5380 Ethernet Router and Model 5580 Token Ring Router 5380 Ethernet Router Segment Connection Module Status S1 S5 S9 S2 S6 S10 S3 S7 S11 S4 S8 S12 Run Net1 Boot Net2 Diag BP PPX A B C D A B C D PPX Transmit PPX Arbiter 6561 Annunciator Segment level LEDs Module Status LEDs PPX level LEDs 5580...

Page 114: ... light on the Model 5380 Ethernet Router and Model 5580 Token Ring Router The difference between the two displays is indicated in the table by the router model number Table B 1 PPX Backplane Path LEDs Chassis Slot Assignments Chassis Slot Number 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 Path Rail LED D A B C D A B C D Table B 2 Model 5380 and 5580 Router LEDs Type Label Color Meaning Annunciator 5380 Ethernet Router...

Page 115: ...Green Amber Off The net module is operational The net module has failed A net module is not installed Net 2 Green Amber Off The net module is operational The net module has failed A net module is not installed BP Green Amber Off The router module backplane interfaces are operational One or more router module backplane interfaces failed diagnostics N A PPX Green Amber Off A PPX backplane is install...

Page 116: ...ed to the service port the diagnostic prompt is displayed The RUN and DIAG LEDs alternately flash Table B 3 Router LED Operational States Router state Run LED Boot LED Diag LED Annunciator Router is running successfully Green Off Off Green CMB running diagnostics Off Off Off Amber Router is resetting Flashing green Off Off Amber Router diagnostics are running Flashing green Off Off Amber Router is...

Page 117: ... worksheet that apply to your network requirements For example if you are not enabling OSPF on the IP interface ignore any prompts that pertain to OSPF Many prompts suggest default values Accept the default values unless you have a reason to make a change Some prompts depend on your network requirements For example local PAP passwords are optional with PPP Also if you do not run optional features ...

Page 118: ...CVR1 Circuit Information Enter the number of the circuit name 1 E1134 IP Interface Configuration Information IP address of this initial network interface Advanced users only install bat supports unnumbered interfaces 192 168 125 34 Subnet mask address of this initial network interface in dotted decimal notation 255 255 255 0 Does this interface connect to the same local area network LAN as the Sit...

Page 119: ...nds 40 Router priority 1 Poll interval 20 If you are configuring OSPF neighbors what is the IP address for each neighbor Note Neighbors are defined only if the OSPF interface type is NBMA 1 Not applicable 2 Sample format 192 32 156 8 192 32 156 9 Static Route to Site Manager Configuration Information Destination network 192 32 90 0 Destination network mask 255 255 255 0 Next hop address that is in...

Page 120: ...IP interface Enable Frame Relay on the interface Yes Management protocol that communicates with the Frame Relay network LMI DLCI addressing types ADDR Q 922 Frame Relay address field length 2 bytes Frame Relay PVC ID 30 PPP Information To enable PPP on a synchronous connector on this initial IP interface Enable PPP on the interface Yes IP address of peer connection 192 32 4 2 Enable PPP Echo proto...

Page 121: ...e peer PAP password rpwd Enable Link Quality Reporting LQR protocol Yes Enable use of remote peer s LQR timer Yes Minimum acceptable percentage of inbound packets 90 Minimum acceptable percentage of outbound packets 90 SMDS Information To enable SMDS on a synchronous connector on this initial IP interface Enable SMDS on the interface Yes Table C 1 Network Information Worksheet continued Requested ...

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Page 123: ...g Up the Routers Enter the information you completed in Appendix C Network Information Worksheet as prompted The following abbreviations are used in the script to specify the net modules IQE Internal quad Ethernet the four onboard router interfaces IQTOK Internal quad token ring the four onboard router interfaces DENM Dual port Ethernet net module DTNM Dual port token ring net module DSNM Dual por...

Page 124: ...re is further described in the Quick Start Guide As you perform the procedure refer to the Quick Start Guide for additional helpful information and examples When you are finished with this procedure the router will be able to communicate with the network management station over the IP network You are then ready to install the network management software as described in in the Quick Start Guide Eac...

Page 125: ...et Module resides 2 Module number where the Net Module resides 1 Communication type and connector number Ethernet 10bT1 IP address of initial IP network interface 192 32 10 189 Subnet mask of initial IP network interface 255 255 255 0 IP address of Site Manager workstation 192 32 10 200 Do you wish to continue y n y Step 1 Specify the slot number where the Net Module resides Slot Menu for Net Modu...

Page 126: ...ion Menu IP address format IP subnetwork mask format Example 255 255 255 0 Enter IP address in dotted decimal notation 192 32 37 118 Enter IP subnetwork mask in dotted decimal notation 255 255 255 224 Is the router connected to the same local area network as the Site Manager workstation y n n Since the router is not on the same network as the Site Manager workstation an IP Routing Protocol must be...

Page 127: ...IP Configuration Complete SNMP Community Management Menu Setting up SNMP community management is optional It allows you to limit control of this router to a single Site Manager workstation at a given IP address The default is to allow any Site Manager from any workstation to manage and to configure the router Note You can later configure this using Site Manager Do you wish to set SNMP community ma...

Page 128: ... 8388608 2247329 2243819 Enter volume number 11 FTP default volume is 11 Step 6 Enable TELNET Enable the Technician Interface via TELNET Do you want to enable TI TELNET y n n y TI TELNET enabled Configuration Summary Net Module IQE Module Number 3 Connector 4 Slot 11 Circuit Name E1134 IP address 192 32 37 118 IP subnetwork mask 255 255 255 224 Routing Protocol RIP Default Rt Listen No TFTP Defaul...

Page 129: ...e Save configuration to a file The Quick Start configuration of the router is now complete and active Do you wish to save this configuration to a file y n y Default file name is startup cfg on the current volume NOTE Do NOT name this file config Later you may wish to rename this file config after you perform a named boot and verify its operation Enter file name startup cfg Step 8 Test this initial...

Page 130: ...ime and try again from the TI command line Type q return to cancel this test Enter IP address of Site Manager workstation 192 32 37 98 ping IP 192 32 37 98 p r5 IP ping 192 32 37 98 is alive size 16 bytes IP ping 192 32 37 98 is alive size 16 bytes IP ping 192 32 37 98 is alive size 16 bytes IP ping 192 32 37 98 is alive size 16 bytes IP ping 192 32 37 98 is alive size 16 bytes Installation Script...

Page 131: ... the Quick Start Guide Each procedure step requires you to do one of the following things 1 Enter a number that corresponds to a selection 2 Enter y for Yes n for No q for Quit 3 Enter a word or phrase referred to as a text string 4 Enter Return to accept default displayed in You must press the Return key after entering one of the above responses Press Return to Continue q Return to Quit Prelimina...

Page 132: ...esides Slot Menu for Net Module Slot Module Net Module Processor Module 12 1 Empty 5580 12 2 DTNM 5580 12 3 IQTOK 5580 13 1 Empty 5580 13 2 Empty 5580 13 3 IQTOK 5580 Enter the slot number 12 Enter the module number 1 3 Step 2 Specify the Net Module and network interface information for the initial IP connection to the Site Manager Net Module IQTOK Driver Type Token Ring Connector Menu 1 TOKEN1 2 ...

Page 133: ...tion information for the network interface IP Configuration Menu IP address format IP subnetwork mask format Example 255 255 255 0 Enter IP address in dotted decimal notation 7 9 9 9 Enter IP subnetwork mask in dotted decimal notation 255 0 0 0 IP Token Ring End Station Support This IP Interface resides on a Token Ring Network Token Ring End Station Support is required if a source route bridge sep...

Page 134: ...to listen to the default route 0 0 0 0 then answer y below The default route is useful when no specific route is available in the RIP updates received by this router Should RIP listen to the default route y n n RIP Configuration Complete SNMP Community Management Menu Setting up SNMP community management is optional It allows you to limit control of this router to a single Site Manager workstation...

Page 135: ...is 12 Step 5 Select FTP default volume FTP Menu Do you want to enable FTP y n n y NVFS File System VOL STATE TOTAL SIZE FREE SPACE CONTIG FREE SPACE 12 FORMATTED 4194304 275491 275491 Enter volume number 12 FTP default volume is 12 Step 6 Enable TELNET Enable the Technician Interface via TELNET Do you want to enable TI TELNET y n n y TI TELNET enabled Configuration Summary Net Module IQTOK ...

Page 136: ... s debug scripts connectors are numbered by a combination of their Connector number and Module number The interface you have selected will henceforth be referred to as Connector 31 Press RETURN to continue Step 7 Specify a name for the configuration file Save configuration to a file The Quick Start configuration of the router is now complete and active Do you wish to save this configuration to a f...

Page 137: ...IP ping 7 9 9 9 is alive size 16 bytes This test attempts to ping the Site Manager workstation NOTE If routing has not yet converged an attempt to ping the Site Manager workstation may fail If this happens you may either enter a new IP address or quit and wait a short period of time and try again from the TI command line Type q return to cancel this test Enter IP address of Site Manager workstatio...

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Page 139: ...er clip into the hole on the upper side of the SRAM card near the battery holder 2 Release the battery holder by pressing the paper clip inward and pulling the battery holder straight out of the card Table E 1 PCMCIA SRAM Battery Specification Diameter 23 0 mm Thickness 2 5 mm Weight 3 2 g Type CR235 or equivalent Caution While the PCMCIA SRAM card is installed in a BayStream hardware platform the...

Page 140: ...ng certain to match the polarity as shown on the battery holder 4 Squeeze the holder containing the new battery tightly and reinsert it into the battery cavity until it snaps into place Note When the battery holder is free of the card the battery falls out Caution Replace the battery within 30 minutes or data will be lost ...

Page 141: ...lling 2 9 Boot LED B 3 booting 3 8 BP LED B 3 C cautions 2 4 changing a ring segment or number 3 24 cluster wrapping 3 22 chassis arranging modules 2 2 module placement 5000AH chassis 2 3 circuit worksheet information C 2 cluster wrapping 3 22 CMB hub management role 1 11 router module connection 3 3 router settings 3 15 CMS 1 21 collapsed backbone network configurations 1 13 command line interfac...

Page 142: ...token ring 1 3 1 6 A 4 D 1 E Ethernet 100BASE T 1 3 1 7 A 4 backplane segments 1 8 dual port net module 1 3 1 6 A 4 interfaces 1 3 D 1 exiting the Technician Interface 3 14 Expanded View 1 1 F failures router B 4 FDDI 1 15 D 1 backbone network 1 15 collapsed backbone network 1 17 net module 1 3 1 6 A 4 single mode multimode combination net module 1 3 1 6 A 4 files default 3 7 filler panel 2 17 fla...

Page 143: ...hooting B 4 M manuals related xviii MCS 1 21 memory DRAM installing 2 5 removing 2 7 specifications A 1 memory card A 1 Frame Relay Switch billing 2 9 installing 2 8 read write protection 2 20 removing 2 19 replacing PCMCIA SRAM batteries E 1 specifications A 1 menus Slot Selection Menu 3 4 mid sized network centers 1 15 Module Status LEDs B 3 multimode fiber FDDI 1 3 1 6 A 4 N Net 1 LED B 3 Net 2...

Page 144: ...backplane 1 10 2 2 2 9 backplane LED B 3 LEDs assignments B 2 rails B 2 Transmit LEDs B 3 PVC 1 21 Q QBRI D 1 quad port ISDN BRI 1 3 1 7 A 4 D 1 quad port synchronous WAN 1 3 1 6 Quick Start installation script 3 10 troubleshooting 3 14 R rails PPX LEDs B 2 read write protection for a memory card 2 20 redundant storage on a memory card 1 8 removing filler panel 2 12 memory card 2 19 removing and r...

Page 145: ...on C 4 Slot Selection Menu 3 4 SMDS worksheet information C 5 software images 3 8 specifications A 1 split backplane operation 3 25 procedure 3 32 rings 2 2 SRAM memory card See memory card start up configuration displaying default files 3 7 locating the volume 3 7 startup cfg file 3 13 static route worksheet information C 3 supervisory module functional role 1 11 Support Source CD xxvi SVC 1 21 s...

Page 146: ...4 troubleshooting 2 16 annunciator 2 16 module LEDs 2 16 Quick Start installation 3 14 troubleshooting using the LEDs B 4 typical network applications 1 12 to 1 23 U upgrading files on memory cards 1 8 V verifying the installation 2 15 virtual LANs 1 22 volume locating 3 7 W WAN worksheet information C 4 worksheet network information C 1 to C 5 World Wide Web Bay Networks home page on xxv wrapping...

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