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Configuring the unit

DSLPipe/CellPipe Quick Setup

3-32

DSLPipe/CellPipe Quick Setup

3. (Continued)

Ethernet > Connections > 

ex3

Station = ex3 (already 

assigned in the Configure 

menu)

Active = Yes (set to Yes 

when saved in the Config-

ure menu)

Encaps = ATM (already 

assigned in the Configure 

menu)

Route IP = No

Route IPX = No

Bridge = Yes (already 

assigned in the Configure 

menu)

Dial brdcast = Yes

Encaps options...

MUX Type = ATM-LLC 

(already assigned in 

the Configure menu)

vpi = 5 (already 

assigned in the 

Configure menu)

vci = 20 (already 

assigned in the 

Configure menu)

* Service Type = 

Constant

* Service Rate = 1000

Inverse ARP = N/A

Table 3-11.Configuring the DSLPipe 50S as CPE

Scenario

DSL-Cell-50S configuration

Summary of Contents for DSL-2S

Page 1: ...DSLPipe CellPipe Quick Setup Part Number 7820 0597 003 For software version 8 0 October 1999...

Page 2: ...of Lucent Technologies Notice Every effort was made to ensure that the information in this document was complete and accurate at the time of printing However information is subject to change Trademark...

Page 3: ...is manual Obtaining technical assistance You can obtain technical assistance by telephone email fax modem or regular mail as well as over the Internet Enabling Lucent to assist you If you need to cont...

Page 4: ...the United States at one of the following numbers Obtaining assistance through correspondence Lucent maintains two email addresses for technical support questions One is for customers in the United St...

Page 5: ...t Refer all servicing to trained service personnel 3 Product installation should be performed by trained service personnel only 4 Install only in restricted access areas in accordance with UL1950 C22...

Page 6: ...ree wire power cord which includes earthing conductor For models with dc power inputs the protective earth connection must be established by using the dedicated earthing terminal marked with the PE sy...

Page 7: ...install telephone jacks in wet locations unless the jack is specifically designed for wet locations Never touch uninsulated telephone wires or terminals unless the telephone line has been disconnecte...

Page 8: ...ren wenn sie nicht ordnungsgem ausgetauscht wird Ersetzen Sie die Batterie nur mit einer Batterie des gleichen oder eines hnlichen vom Hersteller empfohlenen Typs Entsorgen Sie gebrauchte Batterien ge...

Page 9: ...ting DSL HST or DSL HS cables 1 12 Connecting DSL ACAP or DSL DMT cables 1 14 Connecting the DSL Cell 50S or the DSL S cables 1 16 Connecting DSL 2S cables 1 18 Connecting DSL HSTB cables 1 20 Checkin...

Page 10: ...mand line interface 3 8 Displaying status 3 8 Displaying ATM status 3 9 Displaying ADSL status 3 10 Changing configuration information 3 11 Changing the console baud rate 3 11 Changing the VPI and VCI...

Page 11: ...Contents DSLPipe CellPipe Quick Setup xi DSL Cell 50S as CPE 3 29...

Page 12: ...Contents xii DSLPipe CellPipe Quick Setup...

Page 13: ...LPipe CellPipe unit Then you connect one end of a What is the DSLPipe CellPipe 1 1 Checking box contents 1 2 Other items you need for installation 1 4 Steps to setting up your DSLPipe CellPipe unit 1...

Page 14: ...ent and the line quality of the connection You can use DSL technology for Internet access telecommuting remote office connectivity multimedia and videoconferencing Figure 1 1 Example of DSLPipe CellPi...

Page 15: ...e the DSLPipe CellPipe User s Guide Table 1 1 Box contents 1 DSLPipe CellPipe unit 2 10Base T Ethernet crossover cable yellow The DSL HST and the DSL HS units ship with one straight through cable 3 DS...

Page 16: ...ded with your computer TCP IP or IPX software To communicate with a remote network your computer must have the necessary networking software often known as a stack A TCP IP stack lets you connect to t...

Page 17: ...use the crossover cable only for a direct connection between a computer and the DSLPipe not for a connection to a 10Base T hub For Thicknet 10Base 5 or Thinnet 10Base 2 Ethernet networks consult the...

Page 18: ...a serial communication cable designed for connecting an external device The cable must be a high speed cable that is one that supports the hardware handshaking technique used by almost all recently ma...

Page 19: ...the DSLPipe CellPipe you must supply your own serial cable page 1 10 page 1 12 page 1 14 page 1 16 page 1 18 page 1 20 3 Check the activity of DSLPipe CellPipe LED lights page 1 22 4 If you are config...

Page 20: ...pe Reference Guide Step Description Go to page Table 1 2 Checking DSLPipe CellPipe model DSLPipe CellPipe model Description Voice DSL Cell 20A Go to page 1 10 ADSL CellPipe that only supports bridging...

Page 21: ...page 1 16 SDSL DSLPipe 1 port No DSL 2S Go to page 1 18 SDSL DSLPipe 2 port No DSL ACAP Go to page 1 14 RADSL CAP DSLPipe Yes with voice splitter DSL DMT Go to page 1 14 RADSL DMT DSLPipe No For detai...

Page 22: ...llow crossover Ethernet cable from the port labeled 10BT or LAN on the CellPipe to the Ethernet adapter in your computer To connect the CellPipe to an Ethernet hub use your own straight through Ethern...

Page 23: ...tch Connecting the power cable turns on the CellPipe 4 To configure the CellPipe connect a serial cable from the CellPipe to your computer You can use the adapter that is provided You must provide you...

Page 24: ...ion 1 Connect the yellow straight through Ethernet cable to one of the Ethernet ports on the DSLPipe and plug the other end to an Ethernet hub Only one straight through cable is provided with this uni...

Page 25: ...Connecting the power cable turns on the DSLPipe 4 Optional To change the DSLPipe default configuration connect a serial cable from the DSLPipe to your computer You can use the adapter that is provided...

Page 26: ...from the port labeled 10BT on the DSLPipe to the Ethernet adapter in your computer To connect the DSLPipe to an Ethernet hub use your own straight through Ethernet cable 2 Connect the blue WAN cable...

Page 27: ...cable turns on the DSLPipe 4 Optional To change the DSLPipe default configuration connect a serial cable from the DSLPipe to your computer You can use the adapter that is provided You must provide yo...

Page 28: ...et cable from the port labeled 10BT on the DSLPipe CellPipe to the Ethernet adapter in your computer To connect the DSLPipe CellPipe to an Ethernet hub use your own straight through Ethernet cable 2 C...

Page 29: ...cting the power cable turns on the DSLPipe CellPipe 4 To configure the DSLPipe CellPipe connect a serial cable from the DSLPipe CellPipe to your computer You can use the adapter that is provided You m...

Page 30: ...e to the Ethernet adapter in your computer To connect the DSLPipe to an Ethernet hub use your own straight through Ethernet cable 2 Connect the WAN cables from the DSLPipe to wall jacks Only one WAN c...

Page 31: ...ting the power cable turns on the DSLPipe 4 Optional To change the DSLPipe default configuration connect a serial cable from the DSLPipe to your computer You can use the adapter that is provided You m...

Page 32: ...rossover Ethernet cable from the port labeled LAN on the DSLPipe to the Ethernet adapter in your computer Note To connect the DSLPipe to an Ethernet hub use your own straight through Ethernet cable 2...

Page 33: ...switch Connecting the power cable turns on the DSLPipe 4 Optional To change the DSLPipe default configuration connect a serial cable from the DSLPipe to your computer You can use the adapter that is p...

Page 34: ...lights at the front of the DSLPipe CellPipe to verify that your unit is connected properly When all the cables are connected verify that The pwr light turns on and remains on The wan light is on init...

Page 35: ...DSLPipe or CellPipe unit Before you can configure your DSLPipe CellPipe unit you must establish a serial connection to the unit Items you need You need a serial cable that can plug into an available e...

Page 36: ...tware If you re using the software for the first time going through an online or printed tutorial if the software includes one is a good way to get started Direct connection Tell the software that the...

Page 37: ...sed My Num A N A My Num B N A My Name My Addr Rem Name Rem Addr Note The DSL Cell 20A and the DSL HSTB units don t display the same software as the other DSLPipe CellPipe units What s next To learn ho...

Page 38: ...in a status window you can press Ctrl N or the down arrow key or Ctrl P or the up arrow to display additional lines of text See the DSLPipe CellPipe Reference Guide and the DSLPipe CellPipe User s Gu...

Page 39: ...or the Up Arrow key Use the Up and Down arrow keys to navigate up and down through the menus A v at the end of the bottom line of a menu or status window listing indicates that more lines follow A at...

Page 40: ...eady contains text it is cleared when you type a character To modify only a few characters of existing text use the arrow keys to position the cursor then delete or overtype the characters To close th...

Page 41: ...change the default configuration just plug in the cables and your DSLPipe unit is ready for use If you need to change the configuration see Changing default configuration of DSLPipe units on page 3 3...

Page 42: ...o start using the DSLPipe after plugging in the cables See Plug and Play capability on page 3 3 Check with your service provider to see if you need to change the configuration Note The CellPipes do no...

Page 43: ...te To see if you can use the DSLPipe plug and play capability check with your service provider Changing default configuration of DSLPipe units If you cannot use the plug and play capability you must m...

Page 44: ...ailed Grp 1 5 Optional You may need to choose Ethernet Mod Config Ether Options and turn Proxy Mode to Off Check with your service provider 6 Save all your settings before you exit the DSLPipe main me...

Page 45: ...Quick Setup DSLPipe CellPipe Quick Setup 3 5 4 Optional You may need to choose Ethernet Mod Config Ether Options and turn Proxy Mode to Off Check with your service provider 5 Save all your settings b...

Page 46: ...le values for the parameters in the Configure menu Configure Chan Usage Leased Unused My Name CellPipe1 My Addr 204 204 215 342 Rem Name COE1 Rem Addr 198 902 101 001 Encaps ATM You can choose ATM or...

Page 47: ...The default Service Type is Unspecified and the default Service Rate is 0 With this default transmission will be based on a best effort method For example you can set up a connection profile where the...

Page 48: ...pe unit on page 2 1 the following appears on your VT100 terminal Boobase Version Version Number Date and Time RAM Size 4096 bytes DRAM POST Testing 4096 OK FLASH Intel 8M 1 ZYNOS Version Version Numbe...

Page 49: ...ow atm Display help information show atm help Display help information show atm stats Display ATM information VPI 8 VCI 35 input pkts 0 input OK pkts 0 output pkts 0 output OK pkts 0 input cells 0 inp...

Page 50: ...output OK pkts Number of packets sent by the unit since the connection became active The output pkts value should match the output OK pkts value input cells input OK cells Number of cells received by...

Page 51: ...e following lucent set baudrate bps Press the Enter key The baudrate can be any of the following 9600 bps 19200 bps 38400 bps 57600 bps or 115200 bps Changing the VPI and VCI The DSL Cell 20A ships wi...

Page 52: ...ion as the default To change the LLC encapsulation default to VC multiplexing type the following lucent set atm mux vc Press the Enter key To return to LLC type the following lucent set atm mux llc Pr...

Page 53: ...page 2 1 the following appears on your VT100 terminal Boobase Version Version Number Date and Time RAM Size 4096 bytes DRAM POST Testing 4096 OK FLASH Intel 8M 1 ZYNOS Version Version Number Date and...

Page 54: ...help information show fr stats Display Frame Relay information show fr dlci Display all DLCI information Name Type Status MTU InFrame OutFrame DSLFrame DTE Up 1532 275 219 Table 3 4 Frame Relay statu...

Page 55: ...iption DLCI 16 Status Active input pkts 293723 output pkts 496500 input octets 223406698 output octets 249929584 Table 3 5 Frame Relay DLCI status screen Fields Description DLCI DLCI number of the PVC...

Page 56: ...e console baud rate The default value at which you connect to the DSL HSTB unit is 9600 bps To change this value type the following lucent set baudrate bps Press the Enter key The baudrate can be any...

Page 57: ...ing lucent set sdsl rate Kbps Press the Enter key Autohunt option The DSL HSTB unit is automatically set to hunt for the line rate The unit tries different rates to sync up with the COE site Depending...

Page 58: ...u are changing are shown in these examples the display you see on the screen will not match the parameters shown in the examples The values shown are examples Obtain the actual values from the telepho...

Page 59: ...ing enabled Note When you set up a DSLPipe for Frame Relay you must create a Connection profile and a Frame Relay profile Configure Chan Usage Leased Unused My Name CPE My Addr 204 215 204 215 Rem Nam...

Page 60: ...Relay profile Configure Chan Usage Leased Unused My Name CPE My Addr 204 215 204 215 Rem Name COE Rem Addr 192 168 200 1 24 Route None Bridge Yes SDSL Line Rate 1552000 Unit Type CPE Ethernet Connect...

Page 61: ...ng enabled Note When you set up a DSLPipe for Frame Relay you must create a Connection profile and a Frame Relay profile Configure Chan Usage Leased Unused My Name COE My Addr 192 168 200 1 24 Rem Nam...

Page 62: ...Relay profile Configure Chan Usage Leased Unused My Name COE My Addr 192 168 200 1 24 Rem Name CPE Rem Addr 204 215 204 215 Route None Bridge Yes SDSL Line Rate 1552000 Unit Type COE Ethernet Connecti...

Page 63: ...bridged Frame Relay connection Note When you set up a DSLPipe for Frame Relay you must create a Connection profile and a Frame Relay profile Configure Chan Usage Leased Unused My Name CPE My Addr 192...

Page 64: ...ridged Frame Relay connection Note When you set up a DSLPipe for Frame Relay you must create a Connection profile and a Frame Relay profile Configure Chan Usage Leased Unused My Name COE My Addr 204 2...

Page 65: ...ume you are setting up ATM over ADSL with VPI 1 VCI 10 Assume you will be using a VC connection with IP routing Configure Chan Usage Leased Unused My Addr 204 215 204 215 Encaps ATM Mux Type ATM VC Vp...

Page 66: ...ant rate of 1000 cells second Configure Chan Usage Leased Unused My Addr 204 215 204 215 Encaps ATM Mux Type ATM LLC Vpi 5 Vci 20 Ethernet Connections Station ex1 Active Yes Encaps ATM Dial N A Route...

Page 67: ...Unused My Addr 204 215 204 215 Encaps PPP Mux Type ATM LLC Vpi 5 Vci 20 Configure Ethernet Connections Station ex1 Active Yes Encaps PPP Dial N A Route IP Yes Bridge No Dial brdcast No Encaps options...

Page 68: ...Unused My Addr 204 215 204 215 Encaps PPP Mux Type ATM LLC Vpi 5 Vci 20 Configure Ethernet Connections Station ex1 Active Yes Encaps PPP Dial N A Route IP Yes Bridge No Dial brdcast No Encaps options...

Page 69: ...s functioning as CPE You are setting up ATM over SDSL with Vpi set to 1 and Vci set to 15 Assume you will be using a VC connection with bridging Note The to the left of a field indicates that it is a...

Page 70: ...n with IP rout ing Note The to the left of a field indicates that it is a required field You must fill in a value for the field Configure Chan Usage Leased Unused My Name My Addr 204 215 204 215 Rem N...

Page 71: ...y a constant rate of 1000 cells second Note The to the left of a field indicates that it is a required field You must fill in a value for the field Configure Chan Usage Leased Unused My Name My Addr R...

Page 72: ...ATM already assigned in the Configure menu Route IP No Route IPX No Bridge Yes already assigned in the Configure menu Dial brdcast Yes Encaps options MUX Type ATM LLC already assigned in the Configure...

Page 73: ...ion with the pass word lala Note The to the left of a field indicates that it is a required field You must fill in a value for the field Configure Chan Usage Leased Unused My Name Bob My Addr 204 215...

Page 74: ...ation with the password lala Note The to the left of a field indicates that it is a required field You must fill in a value for the field Configure Chan Usage Switch Unused My Name Bob My Addr 204 215...

Page 75: ...IP routing Note The to the left of a field indicates that it is a required field You must fill in a value for the field Configure Chan Usage Leased Unused My Name My Addr 204 215 204 215 address belo...

Page 76: ...tinued Ethernet NAT Routing Yes Profile ex6 VC address 10 10 10 100 use the static address assigned by your service provider LAN N A Static Mappings Def Server N A Reuse last addr N A Reuse addr timeo...

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