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AG 5500
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2. System administrators can set the properties for each room from the subscriber side of the
AG 5500. The system automatically detects which port number the administrator is using
and allows them to enter the fields for the room corresponding to the port they are using.
If required, click on the check box for
In Room Port Mapping
to enable this feature.
3. If you enabled In Room Port Mapping , you must assign a Username and Password . You
will need these when you perform port mapping from the subscriber side of the AG 5500.
Go to “In Room Port Mapping” on page 120 to map rooms from the subscriber side of the
AG 5500.
4. Select No Port Location Mapping if you are not using Port-based access.
... or go to Step 5:
5.
Select
802.1Q one-way
or
802.1Q two-way
(VLAN IDs) if you are using a device that
understands VLAN IDs. These options tell the AG 5500 that the device can process
VLAN IDs to identify which port-location the information is coming from, and how to bill
it.
... or go to Step 6 (next page):
6.
If you are using an access concentration device that cannot handle VLAN IDs, select one
of the available
Access Concentrator Query options:
z
Tut Systems Expresso
z
Lucent DSL Terminator
z
Tut MDU Lite Systems
z
RFC1493 Compliant Systems
z
RiverDelta 1000B
z
Elastic Networks
For security reasons, this feature should be disabled when in room port mapping
(from the subscriber side of the AG 5500) is completed.
When assigning port-locations, the “port” is the VLAN ID (when using 802.1Q
one-way or 802.1Q two-way).
The devices in the following list must be assigned an IP address on the same
subnet as the AG 5500. You must remove “old” concentrator types before
entering new ones.
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