CLI Reference
Configuration Tutorials
076R200-000
SpectraComm IP Router Card
B-15
Issue 2
Installation and Operation Manual
Example 3: Configuring SC-IP for LAN-X Mode
After initializing the SC-IP for configuration, perform the steps in this example to practice
configuring two SC-IPs to operate in LAN-X mode using a T1 network (
Figure B-3
).
Configure the “NOC” SC-IP
1. Attach the hyperterminal to the craft port of the SC-IP that represents the NOC unit.
2. After the initializing sequence, set the system prompt for the NOC unit by typing:
configure prompt "NOC_SC-IP"
3. Configure the T1 values for the SC-IP for your network. If the SC-IP’s T1 default values
(shown below) apply to your network, you do not need to re-enter them. Otherwise, use the
CLI to set any T1 configuration value as required. Type
?
following any command, sub-
command or parameter for context-sensitive online help.
configure t1 clock-source internal
configure t1 fdl ANSI-T1.403
configure t1 framing ESF
configure t1 lbo ds1 0.0dB
configure t1 linecode B8ZS
configure t1 loopback INHIBIT
configure t1 timeslots 1-24
4. Type
show T1
to check the T1 current values. Modify, if needed.
5. Configure and enable the Ethernet0 interface, IP address and IP mask by typing:
configure interfaces enable ethernet0
configure interfaces ip-address ethernet0 172.16.5.6 255.255.0.0
6. Configure and enable the serial0 interface for LAN-X mode by typing:
configure interfaces link-encap serial0 lanx
configure interfaces enable serial0
7. Configure ethernet0 interface for LAN-X Management by typing:
configure lanx-router mgt ethernet0
8. You have completed the configuration of the NOC SC-IP in LAN-X mode in the example
network. You can check your settings with the following two techniques:
•
Type
show config
to display the current configuration of the SC-IP.
•
Test your example network by pinging from your PC/workstation at the NOC to
equipment at the remote office, and vice-versa.
Note
This exercise is intended to demonstrate LAN-X operation and does not include some general configura-
tions commands (i.e.,
modem
,
accounts
,
serial1
,
term-serv
,
snmp
). These command
strings are exampled in the previous exercises.