Hypertec ISDN 10T Router manual Isdn Data Call Success, PPP Attempts, PPP Success

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ISDN Data Call Success

This field displays how many times the ISDN router has succeeded in making ISDN data calls since last reset. Note that an incoming ISDN data call does not contribute to this counter.

PPP Attempts

This field displays how many times the ISDN router has tried to negotiate PPP data connections since last reset.

PPP Success

This field displays how many times the ISDN router has succeeded in negotiating PPP data connections since last reset.

Monitoring Status with ClearMon.

ClearMon is a utility program which, while running, displays the Hypertec Router front panel including real-time display of the LED status and activity lights. A typical ClearMon display is shown in Figure 0-19, ClearMon Display

Figure 0-19, ClearMon Display

The top space will show the most recent trap received. You may click “History” to review old traps maintained by ClearMon.

The virtual LED basically reflects what you would see on the Hypertec Router front panel. Under B1 and B2 virtual LEDs, the “phone”, “Internet”(one networked PC), and “Intranet” (2 networked PC) icons help to indicate if the B channel is used for voice, and data connection.

Managing the Hypertec Router from a Console

The Hypertec Router can be configured through an alphanumeric terminal (or a PC with a terminal emulation program) which is used as a console by connecting it to the DB-9 connector on the Hypertec Router rear panel. See Chapter 2, Installation for more details.

The terminal should be set to emulate a DEC VT100 terminal at 9600 bps with 8 character bits, no parity bit and one stop bit.

The session can be started by pressing the Enter key a few times to display the login screen. A typical login screen is shown in Figure 0-20, Console Login Screen. The example shown is one in which a PC operating the Hyperterminal program is emulating a VT100.

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Contents Hypertec Isdn 10T Router Introduction Contents Hypertec Isdn 10T Router Internet/Intranet EthernetSecurity Analog ServicesNetwork Management Router SoftwareHypertec Isdn 10T Router Packing List About this ManualGeneral Hardware InstallationInstallation Software Installation Installing the Hypertec Isdn 10T Router NMSInstalling EasyWeb if there is no installed Http server Uninstalling NMSInstalling EasyWeb if there is an installed Http server Installing EasyWebIsdn Overview Example using the Microsoft Personal web server on Win95Physical Interface Isdn Switch VariantsInterface Type National Isdn Variants Default Setting Service type Number of channels Service Profile Identifiers SPIDs56K/64K Rate Adaption Isdn Permanent Nailed CircuitRouting Data Communication ServicesBridging IP Address and Subnet Mask Internet and Intranet Connection ProfilesRouting Table IP Address, Un-Numbered, or NumberedUnnumbered Isdn Link Dynamic IP address AssignmentIPX Frame Type IPX AddressIPX Spoofing RIPF1 F1 F2 F2 Packet Multilink PPPBandwidth on Demand Dial on DemandData Compression Packet Filtering, IP Access ListCalling Line Identification Clid CallbackNAT Voice Preemption Line Provisioning ServiceIntroduction Ordering the Isdn LineSwitch type Isdn Service Isdn Switches and Services SupportedCapability Isdn Service Package Using Isdn Order CodesProvisioning the Isdn Line Capability PackagesSolution Set Isdn Service Solution SetsMultiple Subscriber Numbering MSN Switch Feature ValueNational Isdn 1 & National Isdn Introduction Terminal TypesMore Information General NMS Menu Structure Configura NMS Windows LoginExample Sub-Menu window NMS System Menus Description Source Required or Optional NMS ToolbarRequired Information Logging Into NMS Starting NMSLocal Router Name Quick Configuration MenuDial-out Authentication Network Address Translation EnableDial-out Password Local IP MaskPhone Number Isdn Switch TypeCall-in Password Call-in AuthenticationLocal Menu Local Ethernet Sub-menuChannel Alarm Threshold Switch TypeDevice Name IP AddressLocal Isdn Window Phone 2 Usage Phone 1 UsageData Usage Route TableRIP Protocol Access ListARP Proxy IP Address Pool Start Address, End Address Local Dhcp Sub-menuSubnet Mask Gateway AddressData Service Dhcp EnableDomain Name Lease DurationInternet PPP Window Remote Router NameIdle Ave IntervalUtil IP Enable Remote Snmp EnableInternet IP Sub-menu IP Address of Remote EthernetLocal End IP Address of Isdn Line IP Mask of Remote EthernetRemote End IP Address of Isdn Line IP Mask of Isdn LineFTP Server Starting PortHttp Server Telnet ServerCalling Num Clid12, Intranet PPP Window Encapsulation Protocol 13, Intranet IP Window Intranet IP MenuIntranet IPX Menu 14, Intranet IPX Window Age SpoofingIPX Route Table IPX SAP Table15, Snmp Window Snmp MenuDescription Trap EnableName LocationBroadcasts ErrorsChannel Status DiscardsB1 Channel Status B2 Channel StatusChannels Up Time Error FramesChannels In Use B1 UtilisationDetail Log Enable Trouble ShootingClear Trap List Trap HistoryPPP Attempts Isdn Data Call SuccessPPP Success Managing the Hypertec Router from a Console20, Console Login Screen Managing the Hypertec Router from a Browser 21, Console Quick Config ScreenRouter Isdn Express Route Troubleshooting Monitor the status of the Ethernet LEDs Monitor the status of the D channel LEDMonitor the status of the B channel LEDs If your are unable to make a data call IndexIf your are unable to make voice call Index Spid SPID-1 SPID-2 Product Warranty