Dial Menu, Dial/Description, Dial/Dial | ADTRAN 1200070L1 guide

Chapter 3: Terminal Menu Operation and Structure

DIAL MENU

The Dial menu is used for dialing the Connection List profile setup under Con- figuration/Connection List and for checking the status of each Connection List. This list is in the same order as the Connection List entries. Figure 3-10 shows the Dial menu.

Figure 3-10

Dial Screen

Dial/Description

Read security: 5

This read-only field is the name entered for the profile under Configuration/ Connection List/Description.

Dial/Dial

Write security: 4; Read security: 5

This is an activator used for dialing the phone numbers in the profile. Place the cursor over the field and press Enter to activate the dialing function.

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Contents

Express XL and Express XLT Trademark Page Canadian Emissions Requirements Table of Contents WAN/ISDN IP/RIP Table of Contents IP/Mode Table of Contents Test Menu/Echo Request Test Menu/Dial Self 107 115117 121 List of Figures List of Figures List of Tables List of Tables Setting UP the Isdn Line Quick Startup Guide Connecting to AN Internet Service Provider Internet Access using Network Address Translation NAT Remote/Home Office Accessing the Corporate LAN Multiprotocol Routing Between TWO Lans Save Connection List changes? enter y Quick Startup Guide Quick Startup Guide Isdn Overview Express XL/XLT Applications Single User to Corporate LAN Single User to Internet Service Provider Multiple Users to Internet Service Provider ISP using NAT Small Office Home Office Soho to Corporate LAN Soho to Corporate LAN Factory Default Demand Routing and Bridging with the Express XL/XLT Bridging IP Routing Concurrent Routing And Bridging Routing over PPP BridgingIPX Routing Connection List Simplifying and Enhancing the Dial Function Front Panel Network Address Translation ModeLAN Indicators Pushbutton Tests WAN IndicatorsTest Indicators Isdn Connection Interoperability Connecting to the InternetOrdering Isdn Configuration Security Isdn Network Connection Local Area Network Connection Basic Telephone Service Supplementary ServicesTelephone Connection XLT only Dtmf Keypad Customer Premises Wiring Calling a second party with an active callConferencing Calls Answering calls on hold, and holding incoming active calls New Wiring Scheme R N I N G Installation Terminal Menu Structure Dial Right Pane Left PaneMode System Time Status TestLogs Utilities Navigating the Terminal Menus General LayoutMenu Path Moving Around Navigation with the Keyboard General NavigationEnter Escape ConÞguration Security Levels Configuration Menu Configuration/System InfoSystem Name System Location System Contact Firmware RevisionSystem Uptime Date/Time Configuration/WAN ISDN/Dial Line DMS-100 National ISDN1Dial Line/Area Code Dial Line/SPID ISDN/Leased Line Slave defMaster Leased Line/Channel Rate ISDN/FEBEs POTS/POTS AssignmentPOTS/NI-1 Conference FI POTS/NI-1 Transfer FI IP/Subnet Mask Configuration/IPIP/IP Address IP/Default Gateway IP/Static RoutesStatic Routes/Active Static Routes/IP Address Static Routes/Private IP/IP RouterIP Router/Mode RIP/Mode NAT/DHCP Mode RIP/MethodRIP/Direction RIP/V2 Secret NAT/DHCP Renewal Time NAT/Web ServerDNS/Domain Name DNS/Server IP/UDP Relay UDP Relay/ModeUDP Relay/UDP Relay List UDP Relay List/UDP Port Type IP/Proxy ARP IPX/Network Configuration/IPXIPX/Mode IPX/Seed Status IPX/RIP TimerIPX/Frame Type IPX/SAP Timer Bridge/WAN IP Bridge Configuration/BridgeBridge/Mode WAN IP Bridge/Network WAN IP Bridge/NetmaskWAN IP Bridge/Triggered WAN IP Bridge/Proxy ARP WAN IPX Bridge/Network WAN IPX Bridge/Frame TypeWAN IPX Bridge/Seed Status WAN IPX Bridge/Triggered Spanning Tree/Forward Delay Spanning Tree/PrioritySpanning Tree/Maximum Age Spanning Tree/Hello Time Spanning Tree/WAN Port WAN Port 1/Active WAN Port 1/Path CostWAN Port 1/Priority Bridge/Address Table Configuration/Security Security/Authentication Security/When Security/Radius ServerRadius Server/Primary Server Radius Server/Secondary Server Radius Server/Retry Count Security/PPP Security/Filter Defines Filter Defines /MAC Filter DefinesName Src Addr Filter Defines /Pattern Filter Defines OffsetPattern Mask Dst Port Cmpr ProtoProto Cmpr TCP Est Type Type Comp Configuration/Connection List Shows the Connection List menu Connection List/Authentication Configuration/Security/PPPConnection List/Description Connection List/Active Authentication/Tx Method Authentication/Tx Username Authentication/Tx PasswordAuthentication/Rx Username Authentication/Rx Password Authentication/Call ID Connection List/IPIP/Mode IP/Route Route/IP/Net Route/NetmaskRoute/Private Route/Hops RIP/Triggered RIP/Retain Connection List/IPXIPX/Remote Network IPX/Triggered IPX/Retain IPX/Type 20 Packets Connection List/Bridge Connection List/ProbeProbe/Active Probe/Interval Probe/Update Window Connection List/PPPPPP/Multilink Multilink/Mode PPP/Max Config PPP/Max TimerPPP/Compression PPP/VJ Compression PPP/Max Failure Connection List/Dial OutDial Out/Number Dial Out/Call Type Dial Out/Delay Dial Out/Connection TimeoutDial Out/Redial at 56K Dial Out/Attempts Bandwidth/On Demand Dial Out/Initial ChannelsConnection List/Bandwidth Bandwidth/Samples Connection List/Filters Filters/WAN-to-LAN From the Configuration/Security/Filter Filters/In ExceptionsDefines/MAC Filter Defines list Defines/IPX Filter Defines list Filters/Out Exceptions Exceptions list Filters/Demand Dial Filters/Dem Dial Exceptions Management/Telnet Configuration/ManagementTelnet/Server Access Telnet/User List User List/NameUser List/Authen Method User List/Level Snmp Access Management/SNMPSNMP/Communities Communities/Name Maint Port/Password Protect Maint Port/PasswordTraps/Manager IP Management/Maint Port Maint Port/Stop Bits Configuration/Terminal ModeMaint Port/Parity Dial/Dial Dial MenuDial/Description Dial/Hang Up Dial/StatusDial/Channels Dial/Number Status Menu Status/Call Sessions Call Sessions/Session1 and Call Sessions/Session2 Status/ARP Cache Call Sessions/Spanning Tree Status/Bridge Table Status/IP Routes Status/IPX Routes Hdlc Port Status/IPX ServersStatus/WAN Stats Status/LAN Stats Status/IP Stats Clear Counts clears all IP stats Test Menu/Dial Self Test MenuTest Menu/Echo Request Logs/PPP Log Logs MenuLogs/Sys log Host Logs/Call Log Logs/Network Log Network Log/Clear Network Log/LevelNetwork Log/View Utilities Menu Utilities/Ping Utilities/Upgrade Menu Utilities/Telnet Client Upgrade/Start Transfer Upgrade/Abort TransferUpgrade/TFTP Server Utilities/Exit 106 If SELF-TEST Fails If the Express XL/XLT does not Read Ready Troubleshooting 109 SPID1 = SPID2 = LDN 1 = LDN 2 = 111 112 Troubleshooting Calls If YOU are Unable to Connect Calls 114 Specifications and Features Switch CompatibilityNetwork Interface Ethernet Interface LAN Power DisplayEnvironmental Physical AT&T-5ESS Ready AutoSpid DownloadAutoSpid Call number DMS-100 Ready Echo Tx X Rx YGetting TEI #1 Getting TEI #2 B1 and B2 Bearer Channel Status Messages Routing Waiting Appendix B Log Messages PPP Log Messages Appendix B Log Messages 123 124 Call Log Messages 126 127 128 129 130 131 132 133 Network Log Messages Installing bad default route ifnum=inter metric=hops gw=ip 136 137 138 Snmp Understanding Snmp Snmp Embedded Agent Communities Traps 142 Table D-A Table D-B Table D-C Table D-D Appendix E Terminal Mode Commands Menu Commands Goes directly to ConÞguration/System Info menu Goes directly to ConÞguration/Connection List menuGoes directly to ConÞguration/Management/Telnet menu Goes directly to ConÞguration/Management/SNMP menu Additional Commands Download/Uploading Configuration 148 Glossary CSMA/CD Ieee IPX NAT PRA Snmp TCP/IP ZIP 158 Acronyms Channel Isdn Index Index 163 164 165 PPP 19, 58 167 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