ELSA LANCOM Business LC-4X00, Manual

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Description of the menu options
ELSA LANCOM Business
R33
Status/Layer-connection
The menu item Status/Layer-connection has information on the B-channel protocol
used on the interface for every available interface. The entries in this table correspond
to those in the layer list
Setup/WAN-module/Layer-list in the WAN module. An
additional entry exists for the interface itself. The menu has the following layout:
Status/Call-info-table
This table displays the last ten incoming calls, regardless of whether the router answered
these calls.
This allows you, for example, to determine the internal MSN used when the system is
operated in connection with a PBX. The table has the following layout:
The different entries have the following meaning:
Dialup-
remote Indicates the call number of the remote station from the name list.
Device-name Indicates the logical name of the remote station (if it can be detected). The device
name is also displayed on the appropriate display line as soon as a logical connection
is established.
B1-DT Indicates the short timeout for the connection.
B2-DT Indicates the short timeout for bundled channels for this connection.
Ifc WAN-layer Encaps. Lay-3 Lay-2 L2-Opt. Lay-1
Ch01
Ch02 DEFAULT
PPPHDLC ETHER
TRANS ELSA
TRANS X.75ELSA
PPP compr.
none HDLC64K
HDLC64K
System-Time Ifc CLIP-Caller Dial-Caller Capab. B-chan.
0T; 00:20:57 S
0
5678 1234 HDLC64K 2
0T; 00:20:46 S
0
4321 1234 HDLC64K 1
0T; 00:19:47 S
0
4321 1234 HDLC64K 1
0T; 00:11:33 S
0
5678 1234 HDLC64K 1
0T; 00:01:13 S
0
4321 1234 HDLC64K 2
0T; 00:01:02 S
0
4321 1234 HDLC64K 1
0T; 00:00:06 S
0
5678 1234 HDLC64K 1
System-time Time when the call came. Either the device operating time or the system time of
the ISDN is displayed (if made available from the ISDN terminal).
Ifc Designates the associated interface.
CLIP-Caller Call number (CLIP) of the caller