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Index

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Operating Environment, C-1 Option 82, 5-10,5-22 Order numbers, B-1 Ordering manuals, vi Overview, 1-1

4900 Series DSLAM, 1-1 cabling, 3-1

CLI, 6-1,7-1 configuration, 5-1 NMS, 5-1

of book, v

of DSLAM, 1-1

P

Package Contents, 2-3 Part numbers, B-1 Password, 5-6 Physical dimensions, C-2 Pin assignments, A-1

COM port, A-4 Management port, A-4 RJ21X connectors, A-2 SFP socket, A-3 Telco connectors, A-2

Port Mode Setting, 5-9,5-21 Port Statistics, 5-33POTS splitter

cabling, 3-3

Pin assignments, A-2 Port description, 2-1

Power, C-2 connecting to, 3-3 consumption, C-2 dissipation, C-1 dual source, 3-8 requirements, C-1–C-2

Preinstallation, 2-1 Preparation, 2-1 Priority, 5-4Product-related documents, vi Protocol Setting, 5-10,5-22 Purpose of this document, v

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Rack installation, 2-5 example, 2-6 procedure, 2-5

Redundant power source, 3-8

Reed Solomon Error Correction Settings, 5-19,5-35 Related documents, vi

RJ21X connectors, A-2

S

SFP

Connector, A-3 socket pinouts, A-3

Shelf installation, 2-9 Shipping carton, 2-3 Site preparation, 2-1

Site requirements, 2-1,C-1

SNMP

Community Administration, 5-8 Community names, 5-8 community strings, 7-2 Configuration, 5-7 Interface, 7-1

Traps, 5-7 SNR, 5-19,5-35

Advanced Configuration, 5-35 Software and Firmware License Agreement, B Stacking, 2-1

Standards, C-1 Subnet Mask, 5-4 Synopsis of chapters, v System

Location, 5-5 Name, 5-5 Requirements, 6-1

T

Technical publications, related, vi

Technical Specifications, C-1

Telco connectors, A-2

Telnet, 5-5

TFTP, 5-5

Trap Managers, 5-7

Traps, 5-7

Troubleshooting, LEDs, 4-1

U

Unpacking, 2-3

V

VLAN ID, 5-4

VLAN Rules, 5-29

VPI/VCI Detect Setting, 5-10,5-22

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Wall mount

bracket installation, 2-7 screw positions, 2-8

Web Interface System Requirements, 5-1 Website, Paradyne, v

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Contents Dslam Copyright 2005 Paradyne Corporation All rights reserved Software and Firmware License Agreement Important Safety Instructions Page United States EMI Notice Contents Configuration Using the NMS Command Line InterfaceLEDs Connectors and Pin Assignments Equipment List Technical Specifications IndexSnmp Interface Contents March About This Guide Document Purpose and Intended AudienceDocument Summary Document Number Document Title Related Product DocumentsFeatures IntroductionOverview Introduction Installation PreparationCables Required Pots ADSL2+SFP MIM-100FXPackage Contents Mounting ConfigurationsUnpacking the Hardware Procedure Installing the Brackets for Rack MountingInstalling the Dslam Into a Rack 05-17616 Installing the Dslam on a Wall 17.85 in 453 mm Installing the Dslam on a Shelf or Desktop Installation March Cabling Overview CablingInstalling the Micro Interface Module Connecting the ADSL2+ and Pots Connectors Connecting the SFP Connector or the 10/100/1000 Connector Connecting DSLAMs to Each Other Connecting a Terminal or PC to the COM Port Connecting the COM PortConnecting a Modem to the COM Port Connecting to Power+48 VDC -48 VDC LED Locations LEDsLED Meanings Front Panel LEDs 1Front Panel LEDs 2 ACTPWR Web Interface System Requirements Configuration Using the NMSConfiguring Your Windows PC to Communicate with NMS NMS home page appears Parameter Description Management ConfigurationDslam Advanced ConfigurationHttp Password Snmp Configuration Global Set Snmp Community AdministrationGlobal Circuit Configuration Parameter Description Global Dscp Rules Vlan Global IP Rules Specify a Vlan ID range. For each Global IP Range Global MAC Rules Specify a Vlan ID range. For each Global MAC Rule Global Vlan Rules Specify a Vlan ID range that constitutes a match EC/FDM Global Advanced ConfigurationCircuit Summary Circuit Configuration Parameter Description Dscp Rules Parameter Description IP Rules Parameter Description MAC Rules Parameter Description Vlan Rules Allow Tag/Untag on Ingress Specify tag or untag Pkt Backbone Vlan ID Upstream device must be properly configured Port Statistics Copy Port SNR Advanced Configuration MAC-IGMP MAC and Igmp SummaryParameter Description Configuration Using the NMS Dslam Interconnect Configuration Configuration Using the NMS March Command Line Interface Connecting a PC DirectlyCLI System Requirements CLI Commands 1 Description CLI CommandsLaunching the Terminal Emulation Program Logging Into the CLISet and Show Command Items and Values 1 CLI Commands 2 DescriptionSet and Show Command Items and Values 2 Set and Show Command Items and Values 3 Using the CLI to Establish Inband ManagementCommand Line Interface March Downloading MIBs Snmp InterfaceAccess Community String Snmp Community StringsSnmp Community String Figure A-1 Dslam Front Panel Connectors and Pin AssignmentsDSL Ports and Pots Splitter Connectors Table A-2. Port 3 GigE Connector Signal Pin SFP Connector10/100/1000BaseT Connector Table A-3 /100/1000 Pinouts SignalDB9 to RJ45 Adapter Pinouts Equipment List Equipment List March Table C-1 Series Dslam Technical Specifications 1 Criteria Technical SpecificationsDSL EMCTable C-1 Series Dslam Technical Specifications 2 Criteria CLI IndexIN-2 Snmp IN-4

4929 DSLAM specifications

The Paradyne 4929 Digital Subscriber Line Access Multiplexer (DSLAM) represents a significant advancement in broadband access technology, designed to facilitate high-speed internet connectivity over existing copper phone lines. Its deployment has empowered telecommunications providers to offer enhanced services, ensuring reliable and efficient data transmission.

One of the main features of the Paradyne 4929 DSLAM is its ability to support multiple DSL technologies. Primarily, it accommodates both Asymmetric Digital Subscriber Line (ADSL) and Very high-bit-rate Digital Subscriber Line (VDSL), allowing operators to offer various service tiers depending on customer needs. This flexibility caters to both residential consumers seeking basic internet access and businesses requiring higher bandwidth and improved performance.

The Paradyne 4929 is designed with a robust architecture that supports high-density line cards. This enables the multiplexing of numerous DSL connections, maximizing the number of subscribers that can be served from a single unit. Additionally, its compact design and modular construction allow for easy scalability, ensuring that providers can expand capacity as subscriber demand grows without major overhauls to existing infrastructure.

Another notable characteristic of the Paradyne 4929 DSLAM is its advanced capabilities for traffic management and Quality of Service (QoS) features. By implementing intelligent traffic prioritization, the DSLAM can optimize bandwidth allocation for different types of data, ensuring that critical applications such as VoIP and streaming services receive the necessary resources for smooth performance. This focus on QoS enhances user experience and customer satisfaction.

The DSLAM also integrates seamlessly with the existing network infrastructure, supporting various management and provisioning protocols, including SNMP (Simple Network Management Protocol). This facilitates real-time monitoring and maintenance, allowing operators to quickly address issues and optimize performance.

Moreover, the Paradyne 4929 DSLAM includes built-in security features, protecting against unauthorized access and potential cyber threats. This increased security aspect is crucial for service providers looking to safeguard their networks and customer data.

In summary, the Paradyne 4929 DSLAM stands out in the competitive landscape of broadband access technologies. With its support for multiple DSL standards, high-density capabilities, intelligent traffic management, and robust security measures, it remains a reliable choice for telecommunications providers aiming to deliver high-speed internet services effectively. The 4929 DSLAM's adaptability and performance make it a strong contender in the evolution of broadband technology, driving the digital transformation in both residential and business environments.
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