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6-10 Chapter 6

Configuring WAN Call Directory

The WAN Call Directory is a list of WAN Call Destination configurations to
use for each virtual circuit. You must create at least one WAN Call
Destination configuration for each destination. WAN Call Destination
configurations contain parameters to be applied by Emulex Frame Relay
software when establishing and maintaining calls to the destination.

Only permanent call configurations are supported in the current Emulex
Frame Relay implementation. This type of connection is suited for use with
dynamic routing protocols such as RIP or the NetWare Link Services
Protocol (NLSP) software.

1)

If you are not already in the Internetworking Configuration menu, load
INETCFG from the server prompt:

Figure 6-3.Internetworking Configuration

2)

Select

WAN Call Directory

, then press <Enter>

The Configured Wan Call Destination window appears.

Figure 6-4. WAN Call Destinations

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Summary of Contents for DCP_link

Page 1: ...DCP_link Multi Protocol Router Advanced Configuration Guide PT1054605 00 Rev A December 1995...

Page 2: ...the interference at his own expense Any changes or modifications not expressly approved by Emulex could void the user s authority to operate this equipment Shielded cables must be used between this e...

Page 3: ...6 DCP286i SBC Configuration 2 6 Jumper Settings 2 6 Software Compatibility Level 2 7 Control Register 4 Read Option 2 8 Window Group Select 2 8 Memory Size 2 8 Setting Data Clock Direction DTE or DCE...

Page 4: ...SBC Adapter Cables 3 9 RS 232 Cable Assembly 3 9 RS 422 530 Cable Assembly 3 10 RS 423 Cable Assembly 3 11 RS 485 Cable Assembly 3 12 V 35 Cable Assembly 3 13 X 21 Cable Assembly 3 14 RS 232 Standard...

Page 5: ...e Configuration INETCFG 5 2 INETCFG Menus 5 2 Using Context Sensitive Help 5 4 Configuring with INETCFG 5 5 Chapter 6 Frame Relay Configuration Introduction 6 2 Frame Relay Networks 6 2 Frame Relay Pa...

Page 6: ...X 25 Network Interface 7 11 Modifying Creating A Profile 7 13 Local DTE Address 7 15 X 25 Authentication Options 7 15 Configuring the WAN Call Directory 7 17 Expert Call Configuration 7 22 Network Pr...

Page 7: ...form A 2 Diagnostic Operating Requirements A 2 README DOC A 2 Distribution Diskette A 3 Diagnostic Platform Instructions A 3 Using DCPDIAG3 For The DCP386i A 7 Diagnostic Operating Requirements A 7 RE...

Page 8: ...t services They are available to help you maximize your system performance Emulex Corporation HQ 714 662 5600 PreSales 714 513 8053 Technical Support 714 513 8270 Audience for Advanced Configuration G...

Page 9: ...le choices allowed to be changed will appear in a contrasting typeface All command lines will begin with a triangular shaped symbol An example of a command line is LOAD INETCFG DCPx86i e Terminology T...

Page 10: ...ration and Reference Guide Protocol Guides X 25 Explained Protocols for Packet Switching Networks R J Deasington Published by Ellis Horwood publishers ISBN 0 13 972175 4 LAN Troubleshooting Handbook M...

Page 11: ...Introduction Chapter 1 EMULEX DCP_LINK 1 2 HARDWARE REQUIREMENTS 1 3 SOFTWARE REQUIREMENTS 1 3...

Page 12: ...specification compliance Emulex DCP_link adds the integrated hardware and software components necessary for remote WAN connections on NetWare LAN environments In addition to the WAN adapter specialize...

Page 13: ...M drive compatible with ISO 9660 formatted disks NetWare certified LAN Network Interface Card NIC for local routing A 3 5 floppy diskette drive You will need the following communications equipment For...

Page 14: ...Ware O S version 3 12 or version 4 1 Runtime version included with DCP_link Novell MultiProtocol Router Branch Link or Enterprise version MPR 3 0 included with DCP_link You must successfully install M...

Page 15: ...8 Window Group Select 2 8 Memory Size 2 8 SETTING DATA CLOCK DIRECTION DTE OR DCE 2 9 DCP386I ADAPTER CONFIGURATION 2 11 JUMPER SETTINGS 2 11 PC I O Channel Check 2 12 Window Group Select 2 12 DCP486...

Page 16: ...l WAN applications DCP286i DCP386i and DCP486e compatibility level 1 Megabyte memory size Window Group Select 16K 32K 64K 1MB Control Register 4 Read option enabled IMPORTANT The base I O address and...

Page 17: ...ch may be labeled CR ADDR Control Register Address on some adapters The adapter requires four bytes of I O locations for its control registers These control registers are used by the server CPU to coo...

Page 18: ...2 4 Chapter 2 SW1 Base I O Address Settings Figure 2 1 SW1...

Page 19: ...is jumper The available IRQ jumper settings are IRQ 2 Figure 2 2 Host Interrupt Level Jumper Plug Settings Use one jumper to select the appropriate interrupt level As an example to configure the adapt...

Page 20: ...r you are installing DCP286i SBC Adapter Configuration The following diagram of the DCP286i SBC adapter shows the location of all option setting switches and jumpers Figure 2 4 DCP286i SBC Jumper Bloc...

Page 21: ...per thus enabling each option Figure 2 5 Factory Default Jumper Block Placement Figure 2 6 Jumper Block J1 Options Software Compatibility Level Jumper J1 1 2 selects the software compatibility level o...

Page 22: ...e can select the size of the window that is shared using jumper J1 5 6 The factory default setting J1 5 to J1 6 connected allows window sizes of 16K 32K 64K or 1MB By removing this jumper window sizes...

Page 23: ...l Modes Except V 35 NOTE DTE OPERATION RS422 In the RS422 mode additional flexibility is provided to terminate receivers with 100 ohm resistors If termination resistors are required in this mode addit...

Page 24: ...Figure 2 9 DTE Settings for the V 35 Mode PORT 2 PORT 1 Figure 2 10 DCE Settings for the V 35 Mode What s Next After configuring the DCP286i adapter refer to chapter 3 to Install the DCP286i adapter i...

Page 25: ...ure 2 11 for the location of each jumper block NOTE Jumper block J6 sets the Host Interrupt Level and SW1 sets the base I O address for the 386 adapter Reference the beginning of this chapter for deta...

Page 26: ...acing the jumper in the LCL position J1 1 to J1 2 connected Refer to Figure 2 12 for the factory default jumper settings Window Group Select The DCP386i contains memory that is shared by the host The...

Page 27: ...Hardware Configuration 2 13 What s Next After configuring the DCP386I adapter refer to Daughterboard Settings section later in this chapter to Configure daughterboard...

Page 28: ...ase I O address for the 486 adapter Reference the beginning of this chapter for details on these settings Jumper block J8 contains the factory default settings for the following options Window Group S...

Page 29: ...ected allows window sizes of 16K 64K or 128K Figure 2 24 shows the Window Group Select jumper settings 1 2 3 1 2 3 Figure 2 15 Window Group Select Jumper Positions What s Next After configuring the DC...

Page 30: ...Emulex DCP386i and DCP486e All 8 serial ports may be individually configured as either DTE or DCE mode RS232 voltage option Backwards compatible with the RS 232C 4 port daughterboard DTE DCE Selection...

Page 31: ...n 5 Closed 6 Closed SW2 3 1 Closed 2 Open 3 Open 1 Open 2 Closed 3 Closed 4 4 Closed 5 Open 6 Open 4 Open 5 Closed 6 Closed SW3 5 1 Closed 2 Open 3 Open 1 Open 2 Closed 3 Closed 6 4 Closed 5 Open 6 Op...

Page 32: ...ch serial port may be individually configured as either DTE or DCE with the aid of null modem cables All ports support RS 422A Setting DTE or DCE Operation NOTE Throughout this document DCE refers to...

Page 33: ...7 10 Closed SW2 3 1 Closed 2 5 Open 1 Open 2 5 Closed 4 6 Closed 7 10 Open 6 Open 7 10 Closed SW3 5 1 Closed 2 5 Open 1 Open 2 5 Closed 6 6 Closed 7 10 Open 6 Open 7 10 Closed SW4 7 1 Closed 2 5 Open...

Page 34: ...PLUG OPTIONS 3 6 R S232 EIA 530 Loopback Plug DB25F 3 6 V 35 Loopback Plug Winchester Male 3 7 X 21 Loopback Plug DBI5F 3 8 DCP286I SBC ADAPTER CABLES 3 9 RS 232 CABLE ASSEMBLY 3 9 RS 422 530 CABLE AS...

Page 35: ...20 RS 232 CABLING 3 20 RS 232 Standard Cable 3 21 RS 232 Null Modem Cable Crossover 3 22 RS 232 Three Wire Port Cable 3 22 RS 422 X 21 CABLING 3 23 RS 422 Standard Cable 3 24 X 21 Adapter Cable 3 25...

Page 36: ...hing screw and remove the top cover of the system unit 3 Remove the cover from an empty slot The DCP286i SBC and DCP386i may be installed in a 16 bit ISA and EISA slot However the DCP486e must be inst...

Page 37: ...25 male output to a standard DB25 output Install the adapter cable for the environment in which you are working RS232 Emulex part no PT1011208 01 V 35 Emulex part no PT1011213 01 DCP386i 486e Daughter...

Page 38: ...g For RS 422 X 21 conversion you will need a set of eight X 21 conversion cables at the end of the 8 port breakout cable These are available from Emulex Sales Support RS422 8 port breakout cable for D...

Page 39: ...Platform Diagnostics R S232 EIA 530 Loopback Plug DB25F Loopback plug signals for the female 25 pin connector This loopback plug will work for RS232 RS422 EIA530 RS423 and RS485 adapter cables 2 14 3...

Page 40: ...Hardware Installation 3 7 V 35 Loopback Plug Winchester Male P S R T V AA V X C D H E F TDA TDB RDA RDB TCA TCB RCA RCB RTS CTS DTR DSR CD Figure 3 2 Not Supplied by Emulex...

Page 41: ...3 8 Chapter 3 X 21 Loopback Plug DBI5F 2 9 4 11 3 10 5 12 7 14 6 13 TA TB RA RB CA CB 1A 1B SA SB Figure 3 3 Not Supplied by Emulex...

Page 42: ...RCA TCA DTRA SG 1 2 14 3 16 4 19 5 13 6 22 8 10 9 17 12 15 20 23 7 11 18 21 24 25 SHELL 1 2 14 3 16 4 19 5 13 6 22 8 10 9 17 12 15 20 23 7 11 18 21 24 25 SHELL J1 MICRO D25 FEMALE P1 DB25 MALE TDB RD...

Page 43: ...RCB RCA TCB TCA DTRA DTRB SG 1 2 14 3 16 4 19 5 13 6 22 8 10 9 17 12 15 20 23 7 11 18 21 24 25 SHELL 1 2 14 3 16 4 19 5 13 6 22 8 10 9 17 12 15 20 23 7 11 18 21 24 25 SHELL J1 MICRO D25 FEMALE P1 DB2...

Page 44: ...D TBD RDB RTSB CTSB DSRB CDB RCB TCB DTRB RGND MODE0 MODE1 MODE2 MODE3 Figure 3 3 1 2 14 3 16 4 19 5 13 6 22 8 10 9 17 12 15 20 23 7 11 18 21 24 25 SHELL 1 2 14 3 16 4 19 5 13 6 22 8 10 9 17 12 15 20...

Page 45: ...B RCA TCB TCA DTRA DTRB SG 1 2 14 3 16 4 19 5 13 6 22 8 10 9 17 12 15 20 23 7 11 18 21 24 25 SHELL 1 2 14 3 16 4 19 5 13 6 22 8 10 9 17 12 15 20 23 7 11 18 21 24 25 SHELL J1 MICRO D25 FEMALE P1 DB25 M...

Page 46: ...TSA DSRA CDA RCB RCA TCB TCA DTRA SG A P S R T C D E F X V AA Y H B SHELL 1 2 14 3 16 4 19 5 13 6 22 8 10 9 17 12 15 20 23 7 11 18 21 24 25 SHELL J1 MICRO D25 FEMALE J2 V 35 FEMALE RTSB CTSB DSRB CDB...

Page 47: ...3 14 Chapter 3 X 21 Cable Assembly Figure 3 9 Emulex Part PT1011221 01...

Page 48: ...nstallation 3 15 RS 232 Standard Cable TDA RDA RTSA CTSA DSRA SG CDA TCA RCA DTRA 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 15 17 20 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 15 17 20 DB25 FEMALE DCP PORT MODEM OR OTHER DCE FG Figure 3 10 Not Supplied...

Page 49: ...IER DETECT TRANSMIT CLOCK RECEIVE CLOCK DATA TERMINAL READY 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 15 17 20 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 15 17 20 TRANSMIT DATA RECEIVE DATA REQUEST TO SEND CLEAR TO SEND DATA SET READY SIGNAL GROUND DATA...

Page 50: ...Hardware Installation 3 17 RS 423 RS 485 Null Modem Cable Figure 3 12 Not Supplied by Emulex...

Page 51: ...B TCA TCB ETC A ETC B DSR CD DTR SG SHELL A C D P S R T V X Y AA U W E F H B SHELL DCP PORT V 35 MALE TERMINAL OR OR OTHER DTE V 35 FG RTS CTS TDA TDB RDA RDB RCA RCB TCA TCB ETC A ETC B DSR CD DTR SG...

Page 52: ...Hardware Installation 3 19 X 21 Null Modem Cable SHIELD Figure 3 14 Not Supplied by Emulex...

Page 53: ...h as a terminal or another computer you must use the null modem cable shown in Figure 3 11 If your device and application software do not require any modem or clock signals async only the three wire c...

Page 54: ...nstallation 3 21 RS 232 Standard Cable TDA RDA RTSA CTSA DSRA SG CDA TCA RCA DTRA 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 15 17 20 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 15 17 20 DB25 FEMALE DCP PORT MODEM OR OTHER DCE FG Figure 3 15 Not Supplied...

Page 55: ...1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 15 17 20 TRANSMIT DATA RECEIVE DATA REQUEST TO SEND CLEAR TO SEND DATA SET READY SIGNAL GROUND DATA CARRIER DETECT TRANSMIT CLOCK RECEIVE CLOCK DATA TERMINAL READY CHASSIS GROUND TERMI...

Page 56: ...t short cables each with a DB25M male connector The breakout cable is connected to the daughterboard via a 100 pin connector All connections should be made using shielded cabling to reduce radio frequ...

Page 57: ...ECEIVE DATA A z 3 4 z REQUEST TO SEND A z 4 5 z CLEAR TO SEND A z 5 7 z SIGNAL GROUND z 7 9 z RECEIVE CLOCK B z 9 12 z TRANSMIT CLOCK B z 12 13 z CLEAR TO SEND B z 13 14 z TRANSMIT DATA B z 14 15 z TR...

Page 58: ...P1 SHLD SHLD 1 z z 1 2 z TDA z 2 14 z TDB z 9 3 z RDA z 4 16 z RDB z 11 15 z TCA 12 z TCB 17 z RCA SA z6 9 z RCB z 13 4 z RTSA z 3 19 z RTSB z 10 6 z DSRA IA z 5 22 z DSRB z 12 8 z DCDA z 8 10 z DCDB...

Page 59: ...TO SEND A CLEAR TO SEND A z 5 7 z SIGNAL GROUND z 7 9 z RECEIVE CLOCK B RECEIVE CLOCK B z 9 12 z TRANSMIT CLOCK B TRANSMIT CLOCK B z 12 13 z CLEAR TO SEND B CLEAR TO SEND B z 13 14 z TRANSMIT DATA B T...

Page 60: ...the factory set jumpers and switches set correctly 6 Is the power cord loose in the wall socket or at the rear connection to the system unit 7 Are the external equipment connections made properly and...

Page 61: ...SOFTWARE INSTALLATION PROCEDURE 4 2 Installing to Novell NetWare version 3 12 4 2 Installing to Novell NetWare version 4 1 4 4 UNINSTALL PROCEDURES 4 6 Uninstall Using NetWare Version 3 12 4 6 Uninsta...

Page 62: ...into two subsections based upon the version of Novell NetWare you are using version 3 12 or 4 1 Installing to Novell NetWare version 3 12 1 At the NetWare server system console prompt type Load Instal...

Page 63: ...lation Options menu will again be displayed 7 Select Display Log File after install to check for any installation problems A list of files that were not installed for any reason will be displayed at t...

Page 64: ...ns then press Enter The Other Installation Actions menu is displayed Figure 4 5 Other Installation Actions Menu 3 Select the View Configure Remove installed products option and press Enter A list of c...

Page 65: ...message is displayed Installation was successful Bring down and restart each server on which you installed the software to ensure that it uses the newest NLM files Press ENTER to continue 5 Press Ent...

Page 66: ...release perform the following steps according to the Novell NetWare version you are running version 3 12 vs 4 1 Uninstall Using NetWare Version 3 12 1 At the console server prompt type LOAD INETCFG E...

Page 67: ...and delete the Emulex product 7 Exit Installation Options and purge the product files from the hard disk 8 Remove the following directories and all associated files sys system Emulex system sys syste...

Page 68: ...ernetworking Configuration menu Figure 4 10 The Internetworking Configuration Menu 4 Select Boards and remove all configurations by highlighting all references to the EMXMLID driver and pressing the D...

Page 69: ...ions menu select View Configure Remove Installed Products 11 Using the arrow keys highlight the Emulex product and press the Delete key to remove the product from the installation database 12 Exit the...

Page 70: ...Software Configuration Chapter 5 INETCFG 5 2 INETCFG MENUS 5 2 USING CONTEXT SENSITIVE HELP 5 4 CONFIGURING WITH INETCFG 5 5...

Page 71: ...uration Directly editing the INETCFG files may cause the system to encounter serious problems requiring a complete reload of the Netware operating system Most configuration changes take effect only af...

Page 72: ...ables a selected network protocol or bridge frame to be routed across a particular LAN or WAN interface Manage Configuration Enables you to perform the following tasks Configure SNMP parameters Export...

Page 73: ...available for a particular screen are displayed at the bottom of that screen Using Context Sensitive Help INETCFG provides three levels of context sensitive help in most menu or parameter levels some...

Page 74: ...orking Configuration main menu is displayed Figure 5 1 Note The first time you run INETCFG you will be prompted to move all commands from Autoexec ncf to other files that INETCFG uses Answer Yes to th...

Page 75: ...drivers Figure 5 3 4 From the list select the EMXMLID driver for the Emulex DCPx86i e adapter installed in your system Note Call Emulex technical support if the driver is not listed 5 Enter a name in...

Page 76: ...tions please refer to the Emulex DCP_link Advanced Configuration Manual 7 Onc gs press Esc and se ration Note Any conflicts with the chosen hardware e you have finished reviewing the default settin le...

Page 77: ...bled and Disabled as needed 9 Press Esc to return to the Internetworking Configuration Wha he DCP_link software refer to anual for Frame Relay Configuration X 25 Configuration menu t s Next After inst...

Page 78: ...Parameters 6 3 Diagramming Your Frame Relay Network 6 4 Planning Your Frame Relay Network 6 4 CONFIGURING THE NETWORK INTERFACE 6 6 CONFIGURING WAN CALL DIRECTORY 6 10 NETWORK PROTOCOLS AND BINDINGS 6...

Page 79: ...ated transmission resources between communication end points regardless of traffic conditions The Frame Relay network uses statistical multiplexing Transmission resources are not allocated until activ...

Page 80: ...vice than a dedicated line service with similar performance It is intended primarily for high speed burst data communications applications such as WAN interconnections Frame Relay Parameters Emulex Fr...

Page 81: ...Frame Relay network showing all router access points 2 Draw each connection from the local router to its corresponding partner 3 Indicate the DLCI number assigned by the network for each connection PV...

Page 82: ...nds to the encoding set on the physical line to which the Emulex Frame Relay router is attached It can be NRZI nonreturn to zero inverted or NRZ nonreturn to zero Destination Partner Destination name...

Page 83: ...ETCFG Enter The Internetworking Configuration menu is displayed Figure 6 1 Internetworking Configuration 2 Select Network Interfaces then press Enter The Network Interfaces window is displayed Figure...

Page 84: ...External will be used 10 Interface Status Press Enter to select the Interface Status normally Enabled NOTE The Interface Status field is most often used to test a particular adapter configuration by...

Page 85: ...ts Selecting 0 disables the queue limit thereby allowing unlimited queue depth NOTE When utilizing unlimited queue depth monitor the server performance and total traffic constantly Be especially caref...

Page 86: ...nts Monitored Event Counter specifies the number of most recent consecutive exchanges to be monitored by the router The values ranges from 1 to 10 with a factory default of 4 events Status Polling Tim...

Page 87: ...g and maintaining calls to the destination Only permanent call configurations are supported in the current Emulex Frame Relay implementation This type of connection is suited for use with dynamic rout...

Page 88: ...ame entered here is used in other menu options when a WAN Call Destination name needs to be identified You should use a descriptive name such as the name of the remote destination or a branch office o...

Page 89: ...estination Configuration menu is displayed Figure 6 7 Call Destination Configuration 6 Interface Name Press Enter to select the Network interface that has been defined for EMX F Relay 7 Circuit Type P...

Page 90: ...be completed prior to using the Emulex software Configuring Protocol Parameters 1 From the Internetworking Configuration menu select Protocols and press Enter Figure 6 8 Internetworking Configuration...

Page 91: ...ired protocols outlined above complete the following steps to bind a given protocol such as IPX to the WAN interface and to select a permanent WAN Call Destination if applicable 1 From the Internetwor...

Page 92: ...ndow displays the parameters for binding the protocol you have chosen to the selected WAN interface Figure 6 12 Binding IPX 6 Press Enter to select a Permanent WAN Call Destination 7 Press Ins to add...

Page 93: ...return to the Internetworking Configuration menu To initiate any of the newly defined bindings on the WAN interface issue the REINITIALIZE SYSTEM command at the server router console OR bring down th...

Page 94: ...el Parameters 7 6 Logical Channel Numbers 7 8 Emulex X 25 User Facilities 7 9 CONFIGURING THE X 25 NETWORK INTERFACE 7 10 Modifying Creating a Profile 7 13 Local DTE Address 7 15 X 25 Authentication O...

Page 95: ...n two DTE connections X 25 DTE DTE DCE DCE IBM Compatible Novell Server DTE and DCE are both responsible for establishing maintaining and terminating the connection The X 25 protocol primarily service...

Page 96: ...iple connections using SVCs between multiple sites SVCs can be set up to operate automatically or on demand as data and call requests dictate The router can automatically establish and disconnect on d...

Page 97: ...nused identifiers The logical channel number is determined by the X 25 service provider for that particular network subscription At network subscription time the user specifies the number of logical c...

Page 98: ...interface required for example V 35 or RS 232 Internal interface speed required for example 9600 or 19200 This value is needed only when the clocking is generated internally otherwise clocking comes f...

Page 99: ...2 Set Asynchronous Balanced Mode SABM frames on TI expiration the Data Link layer continues sending SABM frames when the T3 timer expires This setting isn t configurable Idle Time out T4 Specifies the...

Page 100: ...en time When a virtual circuit is established without flow control negotiation this value is used as an outbound window size You should set this parameter to the value agreed upon by the PDN Note The...

Page 101: ...tion of the T22 timer before initiating a Clear procedure for SVC or a Restart procedure for PVC R23 Clear Retransmission Count Determines the maximum number of times the local DTE retransmits a Clear...

Page 102: ...ified to the needs of the users on that network Many user facilities can be used within an X 25 connection to a PDN Some of these facilities are read only and may not be changed User facilities availa...

Page 103: ...pair of DTEs Access between the pair of DTEs is unrestricted however access to or from any other DTE is not possible Maximum Packet Size Specifies the largest packet size that can be negotiated on a...

Page 104: ...rnetworking Configuration 2 Select Network Interfaces and press Enter The Network Interface window is displayed Figure 7 2 Network Interfaces 3 Select an unconfigured interface port associated with th...

Page 105: ...ace Status Displays the current status of the selected network interface normally enabled NOTE Use the Interface Status field to test a particular board configuration by disabling other boards which p...

Page 106: ...lay the available list of standard profiles for various X 25 service providers Check with service provider for the profile name 2 To modify or view existing parameters press F3 to display the X 25 Pro...

Page 107: ...al CUG Maximum Window Size D Bit Authorization Incoming Refuse Charge Calls Fast Select The following parameters are for display only Modification can be done at the frame or packet level or virtual c...

Page 108: ...the driver for statistical information 3 Interface Queue Limit Specifies the maximum number of data packets that can be queued to this port The range of values is 0 unlimited through 1024 packets The...

Page 109: ...s of originating ID or address Authentication Database Name Allows for separate tables of individual remote originating ID s and addresses for inbound X 25 calls New tables can be constructed through...

Page 110: ...tried at periodic intervals This type of connection is suited for use with dynamic routing protocols like RIP or NetWare Link Services Protocol NLSP software On demand calls specify that the connecti...

Page 111: ...ank 3 Press Ins to configure a new WAN Call Destination for X 25 4 Enter a name for the new WAN Call Destination then press Enter NOTE WAN network interfaces must be configured before WAN Call Destina...

Page 112: ...terface Group names by pressing Enter Select an X 25 interface group from the list then press Enter Continue with Step 7 below OR If an Interface Group name isn t specified select Interface Name then...

Page 113: ...om the pop up list This parameter specifies the conditions under which a failed connection is retried All connection failures are reported to the system console and to the Call Manager utility CALLMGR...

Page 114: ...0 minutes 00 10 00 15 In the Remote System ID field press Enter to display a list of X 25 Remote System Ids This parameter is needed only if Call Type is set to On Demand This parameter specifies the...

Page 115: ...t Select field accept the default value No or press Enter to change it 4 If Fast Select has been enabled the With Restriction field can be selected Accept the default value No or press Enter to change...

Page 116: ...Esc if prompted select Yes to save your changes then press Enter The WAN Call Destination you just configured appears in the list of configured WAN Call Destinations To configure another WAN Call Des...

Page 117: ...eted prior to using the Emulex software Configuring Protocol Parameters 1 From the Internetworking Configuration menu select Protocols and press Enter Figure 7 9 Internetworking Configuration 2 ThePro...

Page 118: ...desired protocols outlined above complete the following steps to bind a given protocol such as IPX to the WAN interface and to select a permanent WAN Call Destination if applicable 1 From the Interne...

Page 119: ...plays the parameters for binding the protocol you have chosen to the selected WAN interface Figure 7 13 Binding IPX 6 Press Enter to select a Permanent WAN Call Destination 7 Press Ins to add a perman...

Page 120: ...ind Parameters Answer Yes to save and exit 10 Press Esc again to return to the Internetworking Configuration menu To initiate any of the newly defined bindings on the WAN interface issue the REINITIAL...

Page 121: ...ting Emulex Chapter 8 TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE 8 2 PRIOR TO YOUR CALL 8 2 PLACING THE CALL 8 2 DOMESTIC 8 3 EUROPEAN 8 3 24 HOUR SUPPORT 8 4 PRODUCT SERVICE 8 4 BULLETIN BOARD SYSTEM 8 4 INTERNET 8 6 EMUF...

Page 122: ...of host operating system and release level for example SparcStation II with SunOS 4 1 1 2 Network operating system Novell TCP IP etc and release level 3 Contents of any error log files such as tmp eml...

Page 123: ...Fishponds Road Wokingham Berkshire RG11 2QY England Telephone 011 44 1 734 772 929 8 30a m 6 00 p m FAX 011 44 1 734 773 237 24 hr BBS 011 44 1 734 773 298 24 hr ftp ftp europe emulex com If Emulex T...

Page 124: ...ation RMA number will be issued Shipping instructions to the nearest Repair Center will also be provided Following receipt of the RMA number the customer is responsible for returning the product to Em...

Page 125: ...ad Image Files 3 NETJet Additional Files 5 NETQue Mate Utilities Load Image Files 6 NETQue Mate Additional Files 8 Persyst Products Drivers 9 Persyst Products Diagnostics 10 Persyst Products Switch Ju...

Page 126: ...t Utilities and Load Image Files NJ 01 NETJet Additional files NQ NETQue Mate Utilities and Load Image Files NQ 01 NETQue Mate Additional files PERSYST DRVR Persyst Products Drivers PERSYST DIAGS Pers...

Page 127: ...tomated document retrieval system that sends Emulex documents or catalogs to your fax machine To use EmuFax dial 714 513 8276 or 714 513 8277 When prompted during the EmuFax recording enter the docume...

Page 128: ...nts A 2 README DOC A 2 Distribution Diskette A 3 Diagnostic Platform Instructions A 3 Loading and Running the Diagnostic Platform A 3 Menus A 4 USING DCPDIAG3 FOR THE DCP386I A 7 Diagnostic Operating...

Page 129: ...perating Requirements To run diagnostics for test and verification of DCP286i SBC and DCP486e adapters the minimums requirements are IBM PC PC AT PC XT or compatible 640KB of RAM A floppy diskette dri...

Page 130: ...orm Instructions The Diagnostic Platform can be used to configure and run diagnostics on several adapters at the same time The boards may be all the same type or any combination of supported models Th...

Page 131: ...lease refer to menus displayed on your screen Each highlighted item below corresponds to a numbered menu selection Use the Left or Right arrow key to highlight the desired option and the Up or Down ar...

Page 132: ...s encountered on the adapter The Host or Local submenu option displays a scrollable list of tests available on the host or local side logic of the adapter under test You may enable or disable the test...

Page 133: ...agnostic menu and test setup configuration data Selecting the Load Configuration option loads the menu and test configuration data from the host file defined by the screen parameter CONFIG FILE In the...

Page 134: ...verification of DCP386i adapters these minimums are required IBM PC PC AT PC XT or compatible 512KB of RAM A floppy diskette drive DOS version 3 0 and above Additionally some tests that are NOT select...

Page 135: ...he original Emulex diskette in a safe place Running the Diagnostic The Diagnostic Platform can be used to configure and run diagnostics on several adapters at the same time The adapter may be all the...

Page 136: ...s to your hard drive and load and run from the hard drive 1 Boot the system under DOS and insert the Emulex diagnostic diskette into drive A 2 Create a subdirectory on the hard disk of your choice the...

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