Conﬁguring the Default Gateway | 3Com S330 manual

68CHAPTER 3: GETTING STARTED

3Enter the following information (by selecting the appropriate options and responding to the prompts that appear at the bottom of the screen) to conﬁgure the trap client:

IP Address—The IP address of the network management station to which you want the PathBuilder S330/S310 to send traps.

Subnet Mask—The subnet mask for the network management station to which you want the PathBuilder S330/S310 to send traps.

Port Number—The system-deﬁned port number. You should not modify this number. (SNMP/UDP).

4Select [4] Previous Menu to return to the Trap Client Conﬁguration menu.

5Select [5] Previous Menu to return to the Manage IP Network Conﬁguration menu.

Conﬁguring the Default Gateway

The default gateway routes IP data to non-local networks (Telnet sessions from different subnetworks). To conﬁgure the default gateway, follow these steps:

1From the Manage IP Network Conﬁguration menu, select [3] Default Gateway Conﬁguration to display the Default Gateway Conﬁguration menu, shown in Figure 41.

2Enter the following information (by selecting the appropriate options and responding to the prompts that appear at the bottom of the screen) to conﬁgure the default gateway:

IP Address—The IP address of the router which you want to conﬁgure as the default gateway.

Subnet Mask—The subnet mask for the router which you want to conﬁgure as the default gateway.

Figure 41 Default Gateway Conﬁguration Menu

3Select [3] Previous Menu to return to the Manage IP Network Conﬁguration menu.

4Select [4] Previous Menu to return to the System Administration menu.

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Contents

SuperStack II PathBuilder S330/S310 3Com Corporation Bayfront PlazaSanta Clara, California 95052-8145 Contents Getting Started Conﬁguring In-band Management Conﬁguring CTX Buffers 151 Common VIrtual Circuit Parameters 151OC3/STM-1 Port Virtual Circuit Parameters 151 166 Viewing T1/E1 UNI Card Statistics 186 187 T1/E1 Group Statistics 188189 Viewing OC3/STM-1 ATM Statistics 214 Serial Interface Frame Protocol Modes ATM DXI Mode 215 219219 Ethernet Interface 222 Bridge Operation 223 237 Servicing Rack Mounting Power and Power Cords Approval Information FCC Part 68 StatementCanadian CS-03 CE Notice Where to Find Speciﬁc Information IntroductionSpeciﬁc information, and describes guide conventions Managing PathBuilder products Conventions RelatedDocumentation List conventions that are used throughout this guide PathBuilder S330 Features PathBuilder S330/S310 Overview System Description Single T1/E1 UNI PathBuilder S310 WAN Access Switch Software downloading via TFTP, FTP, or direct via RS232 PathBuilder S330 System Speciﬁcations SpeciﬁcationsSpeciﬁcations are subject to change without notice Standards Management Interface Ethernet Interface T1 / n x E1 Interface OC3/STM-1 Interface Serial Interface PathBuilder S330 System Speciﬁcations RTS RTS CTS AAL1, ATM CES DCD Voice Compression Module Specifications PathBuilder S310 System Speciﬁcations PIN 6 DSR T1/E1 UNI Interface PathBuilder S310 System Speciﬁcations RTS RTS CTS CBR Module Specifications RTS Voice Compression Module Specifications PathBuilder S310 Part Numbers Part Number Description Ancillary Items Part Number Receiving Inspecting PathBuilder S330/S310 General Installation Procedure PathBuilder S330 Full System Conﬁguration PathBuilder S310 Full System Conﬁguration PathBuilder S330/S310 supports three optional modules S330/S310 chassisUnit Voice Compression Module Connections Installing the Optional Modules in the Unit Removing the PathBuilder S330/S310 Cover Removing the Cover Plate from Slot Replace the unit’s cover Replacing the PathBuilder S330/S310 Cover AC/DC Source Speciﬁcations Connect AC or DC Power and optionally the RPS SystemTo connect AC or DC power, follow these steps Installing the Optional RPS System Shelf Fill for AC/DC Power Application Illustrates the power supply socket and fuse Shows the port conﬁguration of a PathBuilder S330/S310 Connecting to the T1/E1 UNI Interface Connecting to the Serial Port Following tables describe the serial port connector pinouts Shorting GR 53, 54, 55 Frame GND Circuit GND 15, 16 19, 20 RTS CTS Shorting GR 47, 48 DCD not used, see Out DCE cable Shorting GR PathBuilder S330/S310 Serial Port LEDs Connecting to the Ethernet Port PathBuilder S330/S310 Ethernet Port LEDs Connecting to the OC3/STM-1 Port OC3/STM-1 UNI Multi-Mode Fiber Optic Cable Connecting to the CBR Module CBR T1-DSX/E1 Pinouts CBR V.35/RS-366 Connector Pinouts Lists the CBR V.35/RS-366 Y cable pinouts VCM T1-DSX/E1 Pinouts Connecting to the Voice Compression ModuleLists the VCM T1-DSX pinouts Connecting to the DS3/E3 Module Voice Compression Module Leds DS3 UNI Module LEDs Network Management Station Terminal Connection Options For details about connecting the VT100 terminal Logging On Main menu, shown in , appears PathBuilder S330/S310 Main Menu Using the Menus Change Settings select Manage CardConﬁguration Management Set ATM Payload Scramble Performing Initial System Conﬁguration System Clock Conﬁguration Menu Conﬁguring the Local Host IP Address Manage IP Network Conﬁguration Menu Shows a sample PathBuilder S330/S310 IP host setup Conﬁguring Trap Clients Trap Client Conﬁguration Menu Conﬁguring the Default Gateway Default Gateway Conﬁguration Menu Date Time and Date Conﬁguration Menu Super User Privilege Menu Press any key to resume your session in read-write mode Following prompt appears at the bottom of the screen Getting Started Configuring In-band Management Getting Started Information ViewingConﬁguring System Specifying General System Information Version Report Firmware Version ScreenPage Downloading via the Ethernet Port Downloading via the Serial Port Equipment List Management Menu UsingConﬁguration Menu ConﬁguringManagement CPU Shapers. To display the Mcpu Menu, follow these steps Viewing Mcpu Conﬁguration Information Mcpu Conﬁguration Menu Mcpu Shaper Screen CTX Menu CTX Shapers Menu Select 1 Set Buffer Size. The following prompt appears Enter the desired buffer size, in cells 256 cells = 1 block Setting Congestion Thresholds Conﬁguring Ports Ports Conﬁguring the T1/E1Interface T1 DS1 UNI Port Selection Menu Activation/Deactivation Bit Error Rates Bit Error Rates Translated into Total Number of Errors Bit Error Rate Total ErrorsUNI groups Adding UNI Groups Select 1 UNI. The Add Group menu appears as shown in Figure Add Group Menu Selecting Group Type Adding IMA Groups Add Group Menu Adding UNI Group Select 2 IMA. The Add Group menu appears as shown in Figure If desired, repeat steps 5-8 to set up another IMA group Add Group Menu Adding IMA Group Deleting IMA and UNI Groups Viewing and Modifying IMA and UNI GroupsChange any of the group parameters as desired Delete Group Menu Possible IMA Link States State Tx Condition Rx Condition Failure Description StatusPossible IMA LInk Failure Status Conditions Group Status Selection Menu # Tx Conﬁgured Links-The number of conﬁgured transmit links Conﬁguring the T1/E1 Card Change certain settings OC3/STM-1 PortTo conﬁgure the OC3/STM-1 port, follow these steps From the Conﬁguration Management menu, shown in , select Conﬁguration menu is similar DS3/E3 UNI ModuleMenu. shows the DS3 UNI Conﬁguration menu. The E3 UNI Received Plcp CTX Timing Source-The CTX timing source for the DS3/E3 portConﬁguring the serial port Conﬁguring the serial card Port SIM Conﬁguration Port/Card Selection Menu Conﬁguring the Serial Port SIM LMI Conﬁguration Menu Conﬁguring the Ethernet Interface Conﬁguring Configuring the Ethernet Interface Conﬁguring the Ethernet Card Manage Bridge Menu Conﬁguring Source Protocol Filtering Bridge Menu Source Protocol Filter Menu Enter 2 to enable the source protocol ﬁlter Conﬁguring Source Address Filtering Enter 2 to enable the source address ﬁlter Source Address Filter Menu Conﬁguring Destination Address Filtering Destination Address Filter Menu Enter 2 to enable the destination address ﬁlter Viewing the List Forwarding Table Constructing the Bridge Static Table Bridge Static Table Menu Enter 1 or 2 to disable or enable the Spanning Tree Conﬁguring the CBRModule Enabling and Disabling the Spanning Tree CBR E1 Port Conﬁguration Menu Unstructured Mode Port Mode-The type of service conﬁgured to the speciﬁed port Page Illustrates the Srts and Adaptive timing options DS0 Trunk Conditioning Serial Port Conﬁguring the CBR Serial Port Page Channels Enter the number of the channel you want to conﬁgure T1/E1 Port VCM Channel Conﬁguration Menu VCM Conﬁguration Menu Page Card VCM Card Conﬁguration Menu Virtual Circuit Menu Initial Add Virtual Circuit Screen Selecting the Virtual Circuit Class Circuits Selecting the PVC Virtual CIrcuit Type VCC or VPC Configuring Virtual Circuits Add Virtual Circuit Screen with Side a Completed Conﬁguring CBR Circuits for DBA CBR Port and Circuit Settings for CAS versus CCSPress any key to return to the Virtual Circuit menu Set the Port Mode to Structured Voice Set the Port Mode to Structured Data Page Configuring Virtual Circuits Completed RS366 video Virtual Circuit Template Compression Module VCC Circuits VCM VCC Add Virtual Circuit Screen with Side a Completed Completed VCM VCC Virtual Circuit DLCI-Enter the number of the Dlci to be used for the circuit VCM Subchannel Virtual Circuit Example Completed VCM Subchannel Circuit At PathBuilder S330 C S330 C At PathBuilder S330 a S330 aAt PathBuilder S330 B S330 B Common VIrtual Circuit Parameters Mcpu Virtual Circuit ParametersT1/E1 UNI Port Virtual Circuit Parameters OC3/STM-1 Port Virtual Circuit Parameters Service Translation Encapsulation Mode Ethernet Port Virtual Circuit Parameters CBR Module Virtual Circuit Parameters Configuring Virtual Circuits Voice Compression Module Virtual Circuit Parameters Or groupViewing Virtual Circuits for the Entire Chassis Steps Shows a representative List Virtual Circuit detail screen Viewing Virtual Circuits by Port or Group List Virtual Circuit Detail Screen Access Virtual Circuits by Port/Group Screen Virtual Circuits Dial Feature Managing the VideoRouting table To display the Manage Video Dial menu Sessions Starting Video Dial-up Sessions Ending Video Dial-up Sessions Manually Disconnect a Site Menu Video Call Routing Table Page Managing System AlarmsCurrent Alarms Select 2 Clear Current Alarms Alarm Meaning Troubleshooting Steps Mcpu and CTX Module System AlarmsMcpu and CTX Module System Alarms Super user has changed a Information only By Super User Alarm Meaning Alarms Common to Several InterfacesAlarms Common to Several Modules Line, or the port configuration DS1/E1 UNI Module Alarms Config. Abort is generated Managing System Alarms DS1/E1 UNI Module Alarms Meaning Troubleshooting Steps ATM Forum R-123 Alarm Meaning Troubleshooting Steps DSX-1/E1 CBR Module Alarms DSX-1/E1 CBR Module AlarmsDescribes the alarms speciﬁc to DSX-1 and E1 CBR modules SIM Alarms Describes the alarms speciﬁc to QSIMs and FAMsVoice Compression Module Alarms Qsim Alarms Return to the Fault Management menu Viewing and Printing History AlarmsClearing History Alarms Using Loopbacks Points should help you identify and resolve the problemThese steps Management menu shown earlier in Figure OC3/STM-1 Loopback Menu Illustrates the loopbacks for OC3/STM-1 Illustrates the loopbacks for the E3 module Setting VCM Port Loopbacks Setting VCM Channel Loopbacks VCM Channel Loopback Menu Viewing Performance ATM Statistics Statistics T1/E1 Port/Link Statistics This section describes the T1/E1 port/link statistics T1/E1 Group Statistics This section describes the T1/E1 group statistics Card Statistics Viewing OC3/STM-1 Performance Statistics Pathbuilder S330 Diagnostics and Performance Statistics Viewing OC3/STM-1 ATM Statistics Viewing DS3 UNI ATM Statistics Viewing DS3 UNI Performance StatisticsTo view DS3 UNI performance statistics, follow these steps Viewing E3 UNI Performance Statistics Viewing E3 UNI ATM Statistics SIM ATM VC Statistics SIM Hdlc StatisticsSIM Frame Relay Statistics Ethernet Statistics Ethernet Statistics screen displays the following statistics Ethernet Statistics Spanning Tree Statistics CBR Performance Monitoring Statistics CBR ATM Statistics Voice Compression Module Performance Monitoring Statistics VCM Card Statistics Menu Viewing Virtual Circuit StatisticsVoice Compression Module VC Statistics Voice Compression Module Port Activity Statistics Statistics by Circuit Row 1 left to right Statistics by Shaper Row 2 left to rightStatistics by Port/Group Virtual Circuit Statistics by Shaper Summary Screen Statistics by Buffer Queue Services Online TechnicalWorld Wide Web Site 3Com FTP Site Access by Analog Modem Access by Digital Modem408 654 408 727 Country Telephone Number Asia Paciﬁc Rim EuropeLatin America North America Country Telephone Number Fax Number CTX Switch CTX Buffers Menu Displaying Default Memory Allocation , for details about setting up virtual circuits VPI and VCI Ranges Carrying AAL5 trafﬁc For intermediate range operation up to 15 kilometers PathBuilder S310 does not include an OC3/STM-1 port Protocol Modes Serial InterfaceSerial Interface Frame ATM DXI Mode PathBuilder S330/S310 to ATM PVC AAL DCE Allows DTE to Participate in ATM Network through ATM DXI Shows the applications for DXI HDLC/SDLC Mode Frame Relay Mode Service Interworking Function Network Interworking Function Ethernet segments over ATM WAN Ethernet InterfaceManaging trafﬁc Handling congestion Filtering Spanning Tree Operation Spanning Tree operates as follows Spanning Tree Instances Addressing Virtual Circuit Scheme Virtual Circuits in a Switched Network Reassembly Segmentation PathBuilder S330/S310 Application ATM Bridging CBR Module Emulation compliant devicePage CBR Structured DS1 Drop and Insert DS0 Signaling and Dynamic Bandwidth Allocation Structured DS0 Combining Illustrates AAL1 structured DS1 Page Unstructured When to use Structured Versus Unstructured ServiceStructured versus Unstructured Summary Point-to-Point Video Conferencing Structured Versus Unstructured Effects on Transit DS1 Destination # Tx vpi/vci Rx vpi/vci Speed Status Multi-point Video Conferencing Source Tx vpi/vci Rx vpi/vci DSOs VCM supports the following features Symbols Numbers CRC-4126, 132 CTS&DCD option 128 CTX 245 IMA 238, 239 port 247 Index 3Com Corporation Limited Warranty Disclaimer