Foundry Networks AR SERIES manual Contents

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Contents

CHAPTER 1
GETTING STARTED	1-1
INTRODUCTION	1-1
AUDIENCE	1-1
NOMENCLATURE	1-1
RELATED PUBLICATIONS	1-2
LIST OF FEATURES	1-2
HOW TO GET HELP	1-5
WEB ACCESS	1-5
EMAIL ACCESS	1-5
TELEPHONE ACCESS	1-5
WARRANTY COVERAGE	1-5
CHAPTER 2
INSTALLING AND CONFIGURING RACK-MOUNTEDSYSTEMS	2-1
BEFORE YOU BEGIN	2-1
UNPACKING AND INSPECTING	2-1
ADDITIONAL CABLES, TOOLS, AND MATERIALS	2-1
INSTALLATION SITE	2-2
PORTS AND CONNECTIONS	2-2
DIAL-OUTPORTS	2-4
CONSOLE CABLE	2-4
ETHERNET, E1, T1, CT3, CLEAR CHANNEL DS3, AND USSI	2-4
ALARMS	2-5
POWER	2-5
MANAGEMENT INTERFACE	2-5
INITIAL CONFIGURATION	2-5
INTERFACE CONFIGURATION	2-6
T1 INTERFACE	2-7
E1 INTERFACE	2-7

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Contents Gold Street Box San Jose, CA Tel Fax June Page Contents Ractional T1/C Isco Compatible Hdlc B Undle Introduction AudienceNomenclature WAN Protocols List of FeaturesLayer 2 Features Related PublicationsOspf BGP4 Layer 3 FeaturesVPN Telephone Access How to Get HelpWarranty Coverage Web Access Email AccessJune Before You Begin Unpacking and InspectingAdditional Cables, Tools, and Materials Ports and Connections Installation SiteAR1208-T Dial-Out Ports Console CableEthernet, E1, T1, CT3, Clear Channel DS3, and Ussi Management Interface AlarmsPower Initial ConfigurationEXAMPLELogin foundry EXAMPLEPassword foundry Interface ConfigurationBundle Configuration T1 InterfaceE1 Interface Routing Configuration Fractional T1/Cisco-compatible Hdlc BundleT1or E1/PPP Bundle BGP4 EXAMPLEAR1208# write mem Saving ConfigurationsNxE1/MFR Bundle Fractional E1/Cisco-compatible Hdlc BundleLED State Description LEDsJune