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Chapter 7: Utility Menu

Upgrade/Abort Transfer

Use this activator to cancel any TFTP transfer in progress.

Upgrade/TFTP Server

Set to Yes, to allow another Router Option Module to upgrade its code using TFTP client. This, in effect, turns on the Router Option Module TFTP server function and allows its code to be “cloned.”

Set to No (def) to deny any request from TFTP clients.

Utilities/Exit

Write security: 5; Read security: 5

Activating this feature will exit the terminal session from the main- tenance port or Telnet. It is equivalent to the key combination Control L.

Front Panel

Software Revision

This menu displays the software version and checksum and is shown in Figure 7-2, below. Press CANCEL to return to the Util menu.

CMD Mode

Factory use only.

ADTRAN ROUTER

VER 2.200 17AB

Figure 7-2.System Statistics Screen

7-4

Router Option Module User Manual

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ADTRAN 1200350L1 Utilities/Exit, Front Panel, ADTRAN ROUTER VER 2.200 17AB, Upgrade/Abort Transfer, Upgrade/TFTP Server

Contents

61200350L1-1A July 1200350L1 USER MANUALRouter Option Module Trademark Information IQ View is a trademark of ADTRANABOUT THIS MANUAL Notes provide additional useful information RADIO FREQUENCY INTERFERENCE STATEMENT FEDERAL COMMUNICATIONS COMMISSIONCANADIAN EMISSIONS REQUIREMENTS CANADIAN EQUIPMENT LIMITATIONS Chapter 1. Introduction Table of ContentsChapter 2. Installation Chapter 3. OperationChapter 4. Configuration Overview Table of ContentsTable of Contents Spanning Tree/Bridge Group Configuration/PPP Profile Chapter 5. Statistics Test Menu/Echo Request Utilities/Upgrade MenuRouter Statistics Available on Front Panel Logs/Syslog HostAppendix A. Pinouts List of Figures Router Option Module User Manual List of Figures61200350L1-1 Table A-1 List of TablesPin Assignments for Control Connector Table A-2Router Option Module User Manual List of Tablesxviii 61200350L1-1PRODUCT OVERVIEW IntroductionChapter Basic Functions of Router Option ModuleNetwork Address Translation NAT Factory DefaultRouting and Bridging with the Router Option Module PPP or Frame RelayConcurrent Routing and Bridging Network Address Translation Mode NATIPX Routing Warranty and Customer Service ADTRAN Shipments Include InstallationUNPACK, INSPECT, POWER UP Receipt Inspection ChapterINSTALLATION Placement of the Option Module Figure 2-1. Installing the Option ModuleAttaching the Plug-On Board Power ConnectionFigure 2-2. Attaching the Plug-On Board 10BaseT ControlFigure 2-3. Router Option Module Rear Panel Terminal Menu Structure OperationFRONT PANEL Main Menu OptionsConfiguration Menu Figure 3-1. Top Level Terminal MenuLogs Menu Status MenuTest Menu Utilities MenuMenu Path NAVIGATING THE TERMINAL MENUSGeneral Layout Moving AroundReading Menu Options Menu OptionDescription Navigating the KeyboardPress Session ManagementIf you want to If you want toIf you want to ConfigurationPress Level No Security LevelsSecurity DescriptionFigure 3-2. Router Option Module Front Panel Menu Structure Router Option Module User Manual Chapter 3 Operation3-10 61200350L1-1Figure 4-1. Configuration/System Info Screen Chapter 4 Configuration OverviewCONFIGURATION MENU Configuration/System Info 61200350L1-1System Contact System NameSystem Location Firmware RevisionConfiguration/WAN Figure 4-2. Configuration/Frame Relay Screen WAN/DSO RateFigure 4-3. Configuration/IP Screen Configuration/IPIP/IP Address also available via Front Panel Static Routes/IP Address Write security 4 Read security IP/Static RoutesStatic Routes/Active Static Routes/Subnet Mask Write security 4 Read securityIP/RIP IP/IP RouterIP Router/Mode RIP/ModeRIP/V2 Secret NAT/DHCP ModeNAT/Default IP IP/NATDNS/Domain Name IP/UDP RelayIP/DNS DNS/ServerUDP Relay List/UDP Port Type UDP Relay/UDP Relay ListUDP Relay List/Relay Address Write security 3 Read security IP/Proxy ARPFigure 4-4. Configuration/IPX Screen IPX/Mode Configuration/IPXIPX/Network IPX/Seed Status Seeding SelectionIPX/Frame Type DescriptionSeeding Selection IPX/RIP TimerIPX/SAP Timer DescriptionConfiguration/Bridge Figure 4-5. Configuration/Bridge Screen Bridge/ModeWAN IP Bridge/Netmask Write security 2 Read security Bridge/WAN IP BridgeWAN IP Bridge/Network WAN IP Bridge/Triggered Write security 2 Read securityWAN IPX Bridge/Seed Status Write security 2 Read security WAN IPX Bridge/Network Write security 2 Read securityWAN IPX Bridge/Frame Type Write security 2 Read security WAN IPX Bridge/Triggered Write security 2 Read securitySpanning Tree/Maximum Age Write security 2 Read security Spanning Tree/Forward Delay Write security 2 Read securitySpanning Tree/Priority Write security 2 Read security Spanning Tree/Hello Time Write security 2 Read securityBridge Group 1/Active LAN Port/PrioritySpanning Tree/Bridge Group Bridge Group 1/Path Cost Write security 2 Read securityAddress Table/Aging Bridge/Address TableAddress Table/Forward Policy Write security 3 Read security Security/Authentication Write security 1 Read security Configuration/SecurityFigure 4-6. Configuration/Security Screen Security/Radius ServerRadius Server/UDP Port Write security 1 Read security Radius Server/Primary Server Write security 1 Read securityRadius Server/Secondary Server Write security 1 Read security Radius Server/SecretSecurity/PPP Security/Filter Defines Filter Defines/MAC Filter DefinesFilter Defines /Pattern Filter Defines Filter Defines/IP Filter Defines Write security 2 Read securityFilter Defines /IPX Filter Defines 16-bit value which is the source socket Frame Relay Virtual Circuit TypesDescription Frame Relay/Polling Frequency Write security 3, Read security Frame Relay/Maintenance ProtocolFrame Relay/DLCI Mapping Then If you want toDLCI Mapping/IP Map DLCI Mapping/ActiveDLCI Mapping/DLCI IP Map/ActiveIP Map/RIP Protocol IP Map/Link IP Address Write security 3, Read securityIP Map/RIP Method IPX Map/Active IP Map/RIP DirectionDLCI Mapping/IPX Map IPX Map/IARPBridge Map/Bridge Group Write security 3, Read security DLCI Mapping/Bridge MapBridge Map/Active DLCI Mapping/FiltersIP - from the Configuration/Security/Filter MAC - from the Configuration/Security/FilterPattern - from the Configuration/Security/Filter IPX - from the Configuration/Security/FilterFilters/Out to PVC Filters/Out ExceptionsFigure 4-7. Configuration/PPP Profile Screen Configuration/PPP ProfilePPP Profile/Authentication Authentication/Tx Password Write security 0 Read security Authentication/Tx Method Write security 2 Read securityAuthentication/Tx Username Write security 1 Read security Authentication/Rx UsernameRoute/IP/Net IP/ModeIP/Route Route/NetmaskRIP/Protocol IP/RIPRIP/Mode RIP/MethodIPX/Mode RIP/TriggeredPPP Profile/IPX IPX/Remote NetworkPPP Profile/PPP PPP Profile/BridgeBridge/Mode PPP/VJ CompressionPPP/Max Failure PPP/Max ConfigPPP/Max Timer PPP Profile/FiltersFilters/In Exceptions Filters/LAN-to-WAN Out Write security 2 Read security Filters/Out ExceptionsTelnet/Server Access Configuration/ManagementFigure 4-8. Configuration/Management Screen Management/Telnet Telnet/User ListUser List/Authen Method User List/PasswordUser List/Name User List/Idle TimeCommunities/Name SNMP AccessSNMP/Communities Communities/PrivilegeManagement/Maint Port Maint Port/Password Protect Write security 0 Read securityMaint Port/Password Maint Port/Baud RateConfiguration/Terminal Mode Maint Port/Stop BitsFigure 5-1. Status Screen StatisticsSTATUS MENU ChapterSessions/PPP Session Status/SessionsName DescriptionDefinition StateSessions/DLCI Table Status/ARP Cache Sessions/Spanning TreeName Status/Bridge TableStatus/IP Routes DescriptionIP Routes/Flags Description Status/IPX RoutesName localName Status/IPX ServersStatus/WAN Stats DescriptionName Status/LAN StatsDescription Status/IP Stats Step Viewing Statistical Information Front Panel InterfaceRouter Statistics Available on Front Panel ActionRouter Option Module User Manual Chapter 5 Statistics5-12 61200350L1-1Test Menu/Echo Request DiagnosticsTEST MENU ChapterLevel LOGS MENUDescription PPP Log/Active Logs/Syslog HostLogs/PPP Log PPP Log/WrapConnection Log/Active Logs/Connection LogLogs/Network Log Connection Log/WrapNetwork Log/View Network Log/WrapNetwork Log/Level Network Log/ClearRouter Option Module User Manual Chapter 6 Diagnostics61200350L1-1 Figure 7-1. Utilities Screen TERMINAL MODE Utilities MenuUtility Menu ChapterUtilities/Telnet Client Utilities/Upgrade MenuUtilities/Ping Chapter 7 Utility MenuUpgrade/Filename Upgrade/Transfer MethodUpgrade/TFTP Host Upgrade/StatusCMD Mode Upgrade/Abort TransferUpgrade/TFTP Server Utilities/ExitAppendix A Table A-1 Pin Assignments for Control ConnectorPinouts Table A-2 10BaseT EthernetRouter Option Module User Guide Appendix A Pinouts61200350L1-1 Appendix B SPECIFICATIONS AND FEATURESPower Ethernet Interface LANRouter Option Module User Guide Appendix B Specifications61200350L1-1 PPP Log Messages Appendix CLog Messages IPCP X up EAP authen failedIPCP X down IPXCP X downNo Response from peer Negot not convergingNo IP addr for peer PAP authen failedPeer refused SpanTree Peer failed PAP authenPeer refused authen PPPtxx …Call Log Messages Power Up - last down cause reasonAttempting to add bad IP iface route ifnum=inter dest=ip Network Log MessagesInstalling bad default route ifnum=inter metric=hops gw=ip DHCP couldnt alloc memsyslog no port TELNETD Set TCPCLISTENQ failed SNMP Components Appendix DUNDERSTANDING SNMP Network ManagerPage Communities SNMP Embedded AgentTraps Router Option Module User Guide Appendix D SNMP61200350L1-1 Appendix E Terminal Mode CommandsMENU COMMANDS TypeGoes directly to the following menu Key WordsKey Word For ExampleAdditional Commands Download/Uploading ConfigurationRouter Option Module User Guide Appendix E Terminal Mode Commands61200350L1-1 CHAP 4-21 Indexagent D-1, D-3 EAP 4-21 IPX/mode 4-10 IP/NAT 4-7IP/RIP 4-6 NAT 1-2, 4-7Radius 4-19 PAP 4-21PPP 1-2, 4-21 RIP 1-1, 1-3, 4-6SAP 1-1 SNMP 4-45, D-1Page Post-Sale Support Product Support InformationPresales Inquiries and Applications Support Repair and Return