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Omni Switch/Router Distributed Switching Fabric
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Omni Switch/Router Fabric Capacity
In a chassis with Omni Switch/Router modules only, each Omni Switch/Router module
provides 2.4 Gbps of switching capacity in full-duplex mode. In a chassis with all Omni
Switch/Router modules, the Omni Switch/Router architecture provides up to a 22 Gbps
distributed switching fabric. As shown in the figure below, an OmniS/R-9 with an MPX and
eight (8) Omni Switch/Router switching modules provides 22 Gbps of switching capacity. An
an OmniS/R-5 with an MPX and four (4) Omni Switch/Router switching modules provides 12
Gbps of switching capacity, while an OmniS/R-3 with an MPX and two (2) Omni
Switch/Router switching modules provides 7 Gbps of switching capacity.
Omni Switch/Router Fabric Capacity in OmniS/R-3, OmniS/R-5 and OmniS/R-9 Chassis
Fabric Capacity
12
(Gbps)
22
35 7 9
Omni Switch/Router Switching Modules
1
OmniS/R-5
OmniS/R-9
MPX
OmniS/R-3
7
- Omni Switch/Router 1
- User Manual 1
- Cautions 3
- Table of Contents 5
- 4 The User Interface 7
- 7 Managing Files 9
- 8 Switch Security 9
- 16 Managing 802.1Q Groups 14
- 21 Interswitch Protocols 19
- 23 Multicast VLANs 20
- 25 IP Routing 21
- 26 UDP Forwarding 22
- 27 IPX Routing 23
- 29 Managing Frame Relay 25
- 30 Point-to-Point Protocol 26
- 31 WAN Links 26
- 32 Managing ISDN Ports 27
- 34 Backup Services 28
- 35 Troubleshooting 28
- 1 Omni Switch/Router 31
- Chassis and Power Supplies 31
- Page 1-3 33
- Page 1-4 34
- MPX and 34
- MPX and two (2) Omni 34
- Page 1-5 35
- Page 1-6 36
- OmniS/R-3 38
- OmniS/R-5 40
- Page 1-11 41
- OmniS/R-9 and OmniS/R-9P 43
- Page 1-14 44
- Page 1-18 48
- HRE-X and the 48
- Grounding a Chassis 51
- The Omni Switch/Router 52
- Valid HRE-X Configurations 53
- OmniS/R-PS5-DC375 54
- (-)/(+)/GND 55
- Page 1-26 56
- OmniS/R-PS9-DC725 57
- GND/(+)/(-) 58
- 2 The Omni Switch/Router MPX 61
- Page 2-2 62
- MPX Management Connectors 63
- Ethernet Management Port 65
- Configuring MPX Serial Ports 66
- Flash Memory Guidelines 68
- MPX Redundancy 69
- MPX Redundancy Commands 70
- 3 Omni Switch/Router 71
- Switching Modules 71
- Required Image Files 73
- Installing a Switching Module 74
- Page 3-5 75
- Removing a Switching Module 76
- Diagnostic Tests 79
- Page 3-10 80
- Step 4. Attenuate Properly 81
- Gigabit Ethernet Modules 82
- Gigabit Ethernet Modules 83
- ♦ Special Note ♦ 83
- ESX-K-100C-32W 85
- Page 3-18 88
- ESX-K-100FM/FS-16W 89
- Page 3-21 91
- WAN BRI Port Specifications 93
- (S/T Interface) 93
- (U Interface) 93
- WAN T1/E1 Port Specifications 94
- WAN Serial Port Specifications 95
- WSX-S-2W 97
- WAN Modules 100
- WAN Modules 101
- WSX-FT1/E1-SC 102
- Page 3-35 105
- WSX-BRI-SC 106
- 4 The User Interface 111
- Exit the Command Interface 113
- Hardware Commands 114
- Basic Switch Management Table 115
- Network Management Commands 116
- Layer II Switching Commands 117
- Groups, VLANs, Policies Table 118
- Page 4-9 119
- UI Commands 119
- Routing Commands 120
- WAN Access Commands 121
- WAN Access Table (continued) 122
- UI Command 123
- Page 4-13 123
- UI and the CLI for 123
- User Interface Menu 124
- Main Menu Summary 125
- Entering Command Names 126
- Quitting a Command 127
- Scrolling 127
- The UI Configuration Menu 127
- Configuring the System Prompt 128
- Page 4-19 129
- Page 4-20 130
- Page 4-21 131
- Page 4-22 132
- Page 4-23 133
- Page 4-24 134
- Viewing Commands 135
- Changing Passwords 135
- Page 4-26 136
- Page 4-27 137
- Abbreviating IP Addresses 138
- Page 4-29 139
- IP Routing” for more 139
- Page 4-30 140
- UI. Enter 140
- Setting the Login Banner 141
- Creating a new Banner 142
- Permanent Banner 142
- Login Accounts 143
- Multiple User Sessions 143
- Listing Other Users 144
- Deleting Other Sessions 145
- Page 4-36 146
- Advanced Kill Command Options 147
- The Search Command 149
- Renewing a Search 150
- The Filter Command 151
- Page 4-42 152
- UI table): 152
- Page 4-43 153
- Wildcard Command Options 154
- Page 4-45 155
- Page 4-46 156
- 5 Installing Switch Software 157
- Using FTP Server 158
- Using FTP Client 159
- Using ZMODEM 160
- System Boot 161
- Page 5-6 162
- Page 5-7 163
- 6 Configuring Management 165
- Processor Modules 165
- Page 6-2 166
- 1200, 9600, 19200, and 166
- 38400 bps 166
- Configuring the Modem Port 167
- Configuring SLIP 168
- Page 6-5 169
- MPX, you must configure the 169
- Management Processor Modules 171
- Page 6-8 172
- IP address 172
- The MPM Command/Menu 173
- Page 6-13 177
- MPX and something similar 177
- Setting the Load Suffix 178
- Synchronizing Image Files 180
- Resetting a Secondary MPX 183
- Displaying the Swap State 184
- Enabling the Swap Mode 184
- Disabling the Swap Mode 185
- Page 6-22 186
- 7 Managing Files 187
- Changing Directories 188
- Listing Switch Files 189
- Deleting Switch Files 190
- Deleting All Image Files 191
- Copying System Files 192
- Displaying Text Files 192
- Editing Text Files 193
- Page 7-8 194
- Page 7-9 195
- Page 7-10 196
- Real-World Examples 197
- Real-World Example 2 198
- System Menu 199
- Page 7-14 200
- Creating a New File System 201
- 8 Switch Security 203
- Rebooting the Switch 205
- Secure Switch Access 206
- Page 8-6 208
- Page 8-7 209
- Adding Filters 211
- Deleting Filters 211
- Page 8-10 212
- Managing User Login Accounts 213
- Default Accounts 214
- Page 8-13 215
- UI mode 215
- Page 8-15 217
- Page 8-16 218
- Command Family Table 220
- Global Family Table 221
- Modifying a User Account 222
- Deleting a User 222
- 9 Configuring Switch-Wide 223
- Parameters 223
- Page 9-2 224
- MIB tree 224
- Page 9-3 225
- ID for this switch 225
- Page 9-4 226
- SLIP, and software loopback 226
- Page 9-6 228
- Page 9-7 229
- Page 9-8 230
- DST for the switch, enter 230
- Timezone and DST Parameters 232
- Viewing Slot Data 236
- Viewing System Statistics 237
- Clearing System Statistics 238
- Page 9-17 239
- Page 9-18 240
- Viewing Memory Utilization 241
- Viewing MPX Memory Statistics 242
- Checking the SIMM Files 243
- Configuring System Information 245
- Viewing CAM Information 246
- Configuring CAM Distribution 247
- Configuring CAM Distribution 248
- Page 9-28 250
- IP service enter 250
- Page 9-29 251
- Duplicate MAC Address Support 252
- Duplicate MAC Aging Timer 253
- Multicast Claiming 254
- Disabling Flood Limits 254
- Saving Configurations 255
- Page 9-34 256
- 10 Switch Logging 257
- Page 10-2 258
- Syslog Facility Codes 259
- Syslog Priority Codes 260
- Page 10-5 261
- Configuring Switch Logging 262
- Page 10-7 263
- Page 10-8 264
- Page 10-9 265
- Page 10-10 266
- FTP, or Telnet 266
- Page 10-11 267
- Page 10-12 268
- Page 10-13 269
- Page 10-14 270
- 11 Health Statistics 271
- Setting Resource Thresholds 272
- Setting Bandwidth Thresholds 273
- Page 11-4 274
- SNMP trap is sent 274
- VCCs, tempera 274
- View Switch-Level Statistics 276
- View Module-Level Statistics 277
- View Port-Level Statistics 278
- Reset Health Statistics 278
- 12 Network Time Protocol 279
- Using NTP in a Network 280
- NTP and Authentication 282
- NTP Configuration Menu 284
- Page 12-10 288
- Configuring a New Server 291
- Page 12-14 292
- NTP to deter 292
- NTP Information Menu 293
- Page 12-16 294
- NTP associations 294
- NTP algorithm 298
- Page 12-22 300
- NTP entity. For more 300
- NTP Statistics Menu 301
- 0.000000 s 304
- NTP entity 308
- NTP Administration Menu 311
- Page 12-35 313
- NTP messages sent to 313
- NTP Access Control Menu 314
- Delete a Restrict Entry 319
- Configure a Trap in the Server 319
- 13 SNMP (Simple Network 321
- Management Protocol) 321
- Page 13-2 322
- Page 13-4 324
- IP address(es) defined 324
- 00 00 00 00 : 00 00 00 00 325
- Page 13-7 327
- Viewing SNMP Statistics 328
- Trap Tables 331
- Position 332
- Hex Value Page 332
- Trap Tables 333
- SNMP Standard Traps 335
- Warm Start 336
- Link Down (port 1) 336
- . The physical port number 336
- Authentication Failure 337
- Link Up (port 1) 337
- Extended Traps 347
- . The MAC address from 351
- Port Number. The port number 354
- Slot Number 355
- Port Number. The 355
- SAP table full on insertion 362
- Slot number. The slot number 363
- Frame Relay DLCI was created 366
- 400 0000 366
- Frame Relay DLCI was deleted 367
- 800 0000 367
- 1000 0000 368
- 2000 0000 369
- 4000 0000 370
- 8000 0000 371
- Thresh-hold rising trap 374
- Thresh-hold falling trap 374
- An XMAP turned on or off 376
- MPC Index. A unique number 385
- MPOA Resolution Replies. The 385
- Slot Number. The slot number 390
- EntityId. The identification 403
- PeerIndex. The index number 403
- SessionId. The identification 405
- 14 DNS Resolver and RMON 409
- Page 14-2 410
- Probes and Events 411
- Monitoring Probes 412
- Monitoring Events 413
- 15 Managing Ethernet Modules 415
- Kodiak Ethernet Modules 417
- The Ethernet Management Menus 418
- Page 15-5 419
- Page 15-6 420
- Page 15-7 421
- OmniChannel 423
- The Server Channel Feature 424
- Creating an OmniChannel 425
- Page 15-12 426
- Deleting an OmniChannel 427
- Page 15-14 428
- Page 15-15 429
- 16 Managing 802.1Q Groups 431
- Page 16-2 432
- 12345678 433
- Page 16-4 434
- Page 16-5 435
- 802.1Q groups: 435
- 802.1Q 435
- Page 16-6 436
- 802.1Q link. To support 64 436
- Page 16-7 437
- 802.1Q link for Kodiak 437
- 802.1Q traffic over 437
- Page 16-9 439
- Page 16-10 440
- Page 16-11 441
- Modifying 802.1Q Groups 442
- Page 16-13 443
- Page 16-15 445
- Page 16-16 446
- Page 16-17 447
- 17 Configuring Bridging 449
- Page 17-2 450
- CLI (Command Line 450
- UI (User Interface) 450
- CLI mode to UI mode 450
- Configuration Overview 451
- Bridge Management Menu 452
- Page 17-5 453
- Page 17-6 454
- Selecting a Default Group 455
- Bridging Commands 456
- Page 17-10 458
- Page 17-12 460
- Page 17-13 461
- Page 17-14 462
- Field descriptions 463
- Page 17-17 465
- Setting Flood Limits 469
- Displaying Group Flood Limits 470
- Configuring Spanning Tree 471
- Page 17-24 472
- Page 17-25 473
- Page 17-26 474
- Page 17-27 475
- Page 17-29 477
- Page 17-30 478
- Page 17-32 480
- Configuring Fast Spanning Tree 482
- Truncating Tree Timing 483
- Speedy Tree Protocol 483
- Page 17-36 484
- Page 17-37 485
- LAN the best path 485
- LAN with another bridge 485
- Page 17-38 486
- VLAN, enter stc at 486
- Page 17-39 487
- Configuring Source Routing 488
- Disabling SAP filtering 489
- Configuring SAP Filtering 489
- Viewing SAP Filtering 490
- Page 17-43 491
- Enabling SRTB for a Group 492
- Disabling SRTB for a Group 493
- Viewing the RIF Table 494
- Clearing the RIF Table 495
- Page 17-48 496
- 18 Configuring 497
- Frame Translations 497
- Page 18-2 498
- Translating the Frame 499
- The MAC Header 500
- The RIF Field 501
- Encapsulation 502
- The SNAP Conversion 503
- Other Conversions 503
- Page 18-8 504
- The Network Header 505
- Address Mapping in IPX 506
- Frame Size Requirements 507
- MTU Handling 508
- Banyan Vines 509
- Forwarding versus Flooding 510
- Page 18-15 511
- The User Interface 512
- Page 18-17 513
- FDDI Media - Default Mode 514
- ATM LANE - Default Mode 515
- The Ethertype Option 516
- ATM LANE - Ethernet II Mode 516
- The SNAP Option 517
- Ethernet Media - SNAP Mode 517
- ATM LANE - SNAP Mode 518
- The LLC Option 519
- Ethernet Media - LLC Mode 519
- The “vi” Command 520
- The Switch Menu 521
- Default Ethernet Translations 522
- Default FDDI Translations 523
- Page 18-28 524
- Page 18-29 525
- Port Translations 526
- Configuring Additional Ports 527
- Page 18-32 528
- Page 18-33 529
- Page 18-34 530
- Page 18-35 531
- Page 18-36 532
- Page 18-37 533
- Page 18-38 534
- Any to Any MAC Translations 535
- Default Autoencapsulation 536
- Translational Bridging 537
- Page 18-42 538
- Page 18-43 539
- Page 18-44 540
- Page 18-45 541
- Page 18-46 542
- 19 Managing Groups and Ports 543
- Static Port Assignment 544
- Page 19-3 545
- Page 19-4 546
- Mobile Groups 547
- Page 19-6 548
- Page 19-7 549
- Page 19-8 550
- If def_group is enabled 551
- Why enable def_group? 551
- If def_group is disabled 551
- Why disable move_from_def? 551
- Helpful Hints: 552
- If move_to_def is enabled 553
- Why enable move_to_def? 553
- Why disable move_to_def? 553
- Page 19-12 554
- Page 19-13 555
- Page 19-14 556
- Routing in a Non-Mobile Group 557
- VLAN #1) 558
- Page 19-17 559
- VLANs.” Some commands in 559
- Creating a New Group 560
- Page 19-19 561
- WAN ports. In 561
- WAN Routing 561
- Page 19-20 562
- Page 19-26 568
- Page 19-27 569
- Page 19-28 570
- Page 19-30 572
- Page 19-31 573
- FDDI frames 573
- Page 19-33 575
- Page 19-34 576
- Creating a WAN Routing Group 577
- Viewing Current Groups 580
- Modifying a Group or VLAN 582
- Viewing Your Changes 583
- Saving Your Changes 583
- Canceling Your Changes 583
- Changing the IP Address 583
- Changing the IP Subnet Mask 583
- Enabling IP or IPX Routing 584
- Deleting a Group 585
- Adding Virtual Ports 586
- Modifying a Virtual Port 587
- Deleting a Virtual Port 588
- Page 19-47 589
- Page 19-49 591
- Page 19-50 592
- 802.10 FDDI service port 592
- LAN Emulation service port 592
- Page 19-51 593
- RFC 1577) 593
- RFC 1490) 593
- RFC 1483) 593
- Page 19-52 594
- Viewing Port Statistics 595
- Page 19-54 596
- Viewing Port Errors 597
- Page 19-56 598
- Port Mirroring 599
- Mirrored Port Mirroring Port 600
- RMON Probe 600
- Must be in same VLAN 600
- Page 19-59 601
- Setting Up Port Mirroring 602
- Disabling Port Mirroring 602
- Port Monitoring 603
- Page 19-63 605
- If You Chose Dump to Screen 606
- Page 19-65 607
- RAM disk has been used by 607
- RAM disk through the pmcfg 607
- Port Mapping 608
- The Details of Port Mapping 609
- Port Mapping Limitations 610
- Creating a Port Mapping Set 611
- Page 19-70 612
- Page 19-71 613
- Viewing a Port Mapping Set 614
- Deleting a Port Mapping Set 614
- Configuring VLAN Priority 616
- Viewing VLAN Priority 616
- 20 Configuring Group and VLAN 617
- Policies 617
- AutoTracker Policy Types 618
- Page 20-3 619
- Where These Procedures Start 620
- Defining a Port Policy 621
- Defining a MAC Address Policy 622
- Defining a Protocol Policy 624
- Page 20-9 625
- SAP (service 625
- SAP types 626
- Page 20-11 627
- VLAN, the 627
- Defining Your Own Rules 629
- Defining a Port Binding Policy 631
- Page 20-18 634
- Defining a DHCP Port Policy 636
- Viewing Policy Configurations 640
- Length = 2 640
- The VLANs 643
- DHCP Servers and Clients 644
- DHCP Port and 645
- MAC Rules 645
- Page 20-30 646
- 21 Interswitch Protocols 647
- PANNING TREE PATH 648
- Hello packet received 649
- Common Transmission State 650
- Passive Reception State 650
- Configuring XMAP 651
- Page 21-6 652
- Page 21-7 653
- VAP packets sent 654
- VAP and Port Policies 655
- Configuring VAP 655
- GMAP Updating Rules 656
- Configuring GMAP 657
- Enabling and Disabling GMAP 657
- Configuring the Gap Time 657
- Configuring the Hold Time 658
- Page 21-14 660
- 22 Managing AutoTracker 661
- The AutoTracker Menu 662
- AutoTracker VLANs 663
- The Default VLAN 664
- The defvl Command 665
- VLAN solves this problem. If 666
- IP protocol VLAN 666
- IP traffic only 666
- IP and AppleTalk 666
- VLANs (continued) 667
- VLAN Assignment 668
- FDDI Backbone 670
- VLANs Over a Backbone? 673
- Creating AutoTracker VLANs 676
- Y here if you want to set up 678
- Y, you will 678
- VLAN 1:2 created successfully 678
- Page 22-23 683
- IPX router 683
- VLAN. You 683
- Modifying an AutoTracker VLAN 684
- Deleting an AutoTracker VLAN 686
- Viewing AutoTracker VLANs 687
- Page 22-32 692
- LLC and SNAP traffic 692
- Page 22-34 694
- VLAN is complete 694
- 23 Multicast VLANs 695
- Creating Multicast VLANs 698
- Defining Recipients By Port 701
- Modifying Multicast VLANs 703
- Deleting a Multicast VLAN 705
- Viewing Multicast VLANs 707
- Page 23-16 710
- 24 AutoTracker VLAN 711
- Application Examples 711
- VLAN Membership 712
- Application Example 1 713
- VLANs in IPX Networks 714
- IPX Networks 714
- VLAN Assignment 715
- FDDI Ring 717
- Application Example 4 719
- Important Note 719
- Application Example 5 720
- D, as is shown in the figure 721
- 25 IP Routing 723
- IP Routing Overview 724
- Transport Protocols 725
- Application-Layer Protocols 725
- Additional IP Protocols 725
- The Networking Menu 728
- The IP Submenu 729
- Page 25-8 730
- MAC addresses (or 730
- Page 25-9 731
- Page 25-10 732
- Page 25-11 733
- Page 25-12 734
- Page 25-13 735
- Page 25-14 736
- Page 25-15 737
- Page 25-16 738
- Adding an IP Static Route 739
- Page 25-18 740
- VLANs (that is, it must 740
- Removing an IP Static Route 741
- Page 25-20 742
- Page 25-21 743
- Using the PING Command 744
- Page 25-23 745
- Page 25-24 746
- Page 25-25 747
- Page 25-26 748
- Viewing TCP Statistics 749
- Page 25-28 750
- Page 25-29 751
- Using the TELNET Command 752
- Tracing an IP Route 753
- Page 25-32 754
- Configuring IP RIP Filters 755
- Page 25-34 756
- IP RIP Filter Precedence 757
- Deleting IP RIP Filters 758
- Displaying IP RIP Filters 759
- Page 25-38 760
- VLAN 1, you would enter: 760
- Page 25-39 761
- Page 25-40 762
- Page 25-41 763
- Path MTU Discovery 764
- 26 UDP Forwarding 765
- UDP Relay Configuration Screen 767
- BOOTP/DHCP Relay 768
- External BOOTP Relay 770
- Internal BOOTP/DHCP Relay 771
- VLAN 20VLAN 10 772
- Enabling BOOTP/DHCP Relay 773
- NetBIOS Relays 775
- NetBIOS Relay Application 776
- Configuring NBNS Relay 777
- Next-Hop Addresses for NBNS 778
- Configuring NBDD Relay 780
- Next-Hop Addresses for NBDD 781
- Generic Service UDP Relay 783
- Modifying a Generic Service 785
- Deleting a Generic Service 786
- Viewing UDP Relay Statistics 787
- 27 IPX Routing 789
- IPX Routing Overview 790
- Page 27-3 791
- VLAN through 791
- The IPX Submenu 792
- Viewing the IPX Routing Table 793
- Page 27-6 794
- VLAN asso 794
- Page 27-7 795
- Viewing IPX Statistics 796
- Page 27-9 797
- Viewing the IPX SAP Bindery 798
- Page 27-11 799
- Adding an IPX Static Route 800
- Removing an IPX Static Route 801
- Page 27-14 802
- Page 27-15 803
- Using the IPXPING Command 804
- Page 27-17 805
- Page 27-18 806
- Page 27-19 807
- Page 27-20 808
- Page 27-21 809
- WAN endpoint 809
- Page 27-22 810
- Page 27-23 811
- Page 27-24 812
- IPX RIP/SAP Filter Precedence 813
- Page 27-26 814
- WAN link 814
- WAN routing services 814
- Page 27-27 815
- Enabling IPX Watchdog Spoofing 816
- Page 27-29 817
- Page 27-30 818
- Page 27-31 819
- Page 27-32 820
- Page 27-34 822
- Configuring RIP and SAP Timers 823
- Viewing RIP and SAP Timers 824
- Page 27-37 825
- Adding an IPX Default Route 826
- 28 Managing WAN Switching 827
- Type of Service (ToS) 828
- ToS and QoS Interaction 830
- DTR Dial Backup 831
- Supported Physical Interfaces 832
- Supported Protocols 833
- Page 28-8 834
- WSX board, port 834
- Frame Relay 835
- Data Compression 838
- Loopback Detection 839
- The WAN Port Software Menu 840
- Serial Port Example 841
- Page 28-16 842
- Page 28-19 845
- Page 28-20 846
- ISDN-BRI Port Example 847
- Fractional T1 Port Example 850
- Page 28-25 851
- Page 28-26 852
- Page 28-27 853
- Page 28-28 854
- Viewing Port Parameters 855
- Page 28-30 856
- Page 28-31 857
- Page 28-32 858
- Page 28-33 859
- Page 28-34 860
- Page 28-35 861
- Page 28-36 862
- Deleting Ports 863
- Page 28-41 867
- Page 28-43 869
- PPP Example 870
- 29 Managing Frame Relay 873
- Compression 877
- Virtual Circuits and DLCIs 878
- WSX serial port 879
- WSX sends STATUS ENQUIRY 879
- Congestion Control 880
- Discard Eligibility (DE) Flag 881
- Page 29-10 882
- Notification By BECN 883
- Notification By FECN 884
- Frame Formats Supported 885
- Bridging Services 886
- Frame Relay IP Routing 887
- Page 29-16 888
- WSX router on IP Subnet 888
- Frame Relay IPX Routing 890
- Trunking 891
- Before Transmission 892
- After Transmission 892
- The Frame Relay Software Menu 893
- Modifying a Port 894
- Page 29-23 895
- B Bidirectional 897
- U User (the default) 897
- N Network 897
- Page 29-27 899
- Page 29-28 900
- Modifying a Virtual Circuit 901
- Page 29-30 902
- Page 29-31 903
- Adding a Virtual Circuit 904
- Page 29-33 905
- Page 29-35 907
- DLCI 17 on Port 907
- Deleting a Virtual Circuit 908
- Page 29-37 909
- Page 29-41 913
- Information on One Port 915
- Page 29-44 916
- UP, then the port has been 917
- UP, then the port is 919
- Page 29-50 922
- Resetting Statistics Counters 926
- Managing Frame Relay Services 927
- Page 29-56 928
- Configuring a Bridging Service 929
- Page 29-58 930
- Page 29-60 932
- Page 29-61 933
- Configuring a Trunking Service 934
- Page 29-63 935
- Viewing Frame Relay Services 936
- Page 29-65 937
- Page 29-66 938
- 30 Point-to-Point Protocol 939
- Multi-Link PPP 940
- Multilink Modes of Operation 941
- Page 30-5 943
- The PPP Submenu 944
- Setting Global PPP Parameters 945
- Page 30-8 946
- Adding a PPP Entity 947
- Page 30-10 948
- Page 30-11 949
- Page 30-12 950
- Modifying a PPP Entity 953
- Page 30-16 954
- Page 30-17 955
- Displaying PPP Entity Status 956
- Page 30-19 957
- Page 30-20 958
- Deleting a PPP Entity 959
- 31 WAN Links 961
- The Link Submenu 962
- Adding a WAN Link 963
- Adding ISDN Call Links 964
- Page 31-5 965
- Page 31-6 966
- Page 31-7 967
- Page 31-8 968
- Modifying a WAN Link 969
- Modifying WSX Links 970
- Deleting WAN Links 971
- Viewing WAN Links 972
- Page 31-13 973
- Displaying Link Status 975
- Page 31-16 976
- Page 31-17 977
- 32 Managing ISDN Ports 979
- Page 32-2 980
- The ISDN Submenu 981
- Page 32-4 982
- Page 32-5 983
- Page 32-6 984
- Page 32-7 985
- Page 32-8 986
- Page 32-9 987
- Page 32-10 988
- 33 Managing T1 and E1 Ports 989
- T1 and E1 Overview 990
- The T1/E1 Menu 991
- Configuring a T1 Port 992
- Configuring an E1 Port 996
- Page 33-18 1006
- D4 and E1-noCRC frames 1006
- Page 33-19 1007
- Viewing T1 Remote Statistics 1008
- Page 33-21 1009
- Page 33-22 1010
- 34 Backup Services 1011
- Backup Services Commands 1012
- Adding a Backup Service 1013
- Field Descriptions 1014
- Page 34-5 1015
- Backing Up a Frame Relay PVC 1016
- Backup Services Commands 1017
- Modifying a Backup Service 1019
- Page 34-10 1020
- Deleting a Backup Service 1021
- Page 34-12 1022
- Page 34-13 1023
- 35 Troubleshooting 1025
- Reporting Problems 1027
- Report Software Details 1028
- Understanding Problems 1029
- Operational Problems 1030
- Problems with IP Applications 1031
- Protocol Problems 1032
- Hardware Problems 1033
- TEMP LED is Amber 1034
- STA LED Is Off 1034
- Error Messages 1035
- Module Connection Errors 1036
- Chassis Error Messages 1037
- Chassis Error Messages Table 1037
- 36 Running Hardware 1039
- Diagnostics 1039
- Running Diagnostics 1040
- Login to Run Diagnostics 1041
- Resetting a Switching Module 1042
- Temperature Masking 1043
- Running Hardware Diagnostics 1044
- Sample Command Lines 1047
- Port Tests 1047
- Module Type Cable Type 1048
- Page 36-12 1050
- Running Hardware Diagnostics 1051
- Page 36-14 1052
- Page 36-15 1053
- MPX without an HRE, enter: 1053
- Page 36-16 1054
- Page 36-17 1055
- Page 36-18 1056
- Page 36-19 1057
- Page 36-20 1058
- Page 36-22 1060
- Page 36-23 1061
- Page 36-24 1062
- A The Boot Line Prompt 1063
- Entering the Boot Prompt 1064
- Boot Prompt Basics 1065
- Page A-4 1066
- Page A-5 1067
- Viewing Version Number (V) 1068
- Page A-9 1071
- Page A-10 1072
- B Custom Cables 1073
- Page B-2 1074
- Page B-3 1075
- Page B-4 1076
- Page B-5 1077
- Page B-6 1078
- Page B-7 1079
- Page B-8 1080
- Page B-9 1081
- Page B-10 1082
- Page B-11 1083
- Page B-12 1084
- Page B-13 1085
- Page B-14 1086
- Page I-14 1100
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