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ADTRAN 1200350L1 INSTALLATION Placement of the Option Module, 1. Installing the Option Module

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Chapter 2: Installation

INSTALLATION

Placement of the Option Module

Figure 2-1shows the proper placement of the option module. Per- form the following steps to install the option module.

1.Remove the cover plate from the TSU/TDU unit rear panel.

2.Slide the option module into the rear panel of the TSU/TDU unit until it is positioned firmly against the front of the unit.

3.Fasten the thumbscrews at both edges of the option module.

Cover Plate

TSU/HSU

UNIT

Option Module

Figure 2-1.Installing the Option Module

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Router Option Module User Manual

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ADTRAN 1200350L1 user manual INSTALLATION Placement of the Option Module, 1. Installing the Option Module

Contents

1200350L1 USER MANUAL 61200350L1-1A JulyRouter Option Module Trademark Information IQ View is a trademark of ADTRANABOUT THIS MANUAL Notes provide additional useful information FEDERAL COMMUNICATIONS COMMISSION RADIO FREQUENCY INTERFERENCE STATEMENTCANADIAN EMISSIONS REQUIREMENTS CANADIAN EQUIPMENT LIMITATIONS Table of Contents Chapter 2. InstallationChapter 1. Introduction Chapter 3. OperationChapter 4. Configuration Overview Table of ContentsTable of Contents Spanning Tree/Bridge Group Configuration/PPP Profile Chapter 5. Statistics Utilities/Upgrade Menu Router Statistics Available on Front PanelTest Menu/Echo Request Logs/Syslog HostAppendix A. Pinouts List of Figures List of Figures Router Option Module User Manual61200350L1-1 List of Tables Pin Assignments for Control ConnectorTable A-1 Table A-2List of Tables xviiiRouter Option Module User Manual 61200350L1-1Introduction ChapterPRODUCT OVERVIEW Basic Functions of Router Option ModuleFactory Default Routing and Bridging with the Router Option ModuleNetwork Address Translation NAT PPP or Frame RelayConcurrent Routing and Bridging Network Address Translation Mode NATIPX Routing Warranty and Customer Service Installation UNPACK, INSPECT, POWER UP Receipt InspectionADTRAN Shipments Include ChapterINSTALLATION Placement of the Option Module Figure 2-1. Installing the Option ModulePower Connection Attaching the Plug-On BoardFigure 2-2. Attaching the Plug-On Board Control 10BaseTFigure 2-3. Router Option Module Rear Panel Operation FRONT PANELTerminal Menu Structure Main Menu OptionsConfiguration Menu Figure 3-1. Top Level Terminal MenuStatus Menu Test MenuLogs Menu Utilities MenuNAVIGATING THE TERMINAL MENUS General LayoutMenu Path Moving AroundMenu Option DescriptionReading Menu Options Navigating the KeyboardSession Management If you want toPress If you want toConfiguration If you want toPress Security Levels SecurityLevel No DescriptionFigure 3-2. Router Option Module Front Panel Menu Structure Chapter 3 Operation 3-10Router Option Module User Manual 61200350L1-1Chapter 4 Configuration Overview CONFIGURATION MENU Configuration/System InfoFigure 4-1. Configuration/System Info Screen 61200350L1-1System Name System LocationSystem Contact Firmware RevisionConfiguration/WAN Figure 4-2. Configuration/Frame Relay Screen WAN/DSO RateConfiguration/IP Figure 4-3. Configuration/IP ScreenIP/IP Address also available via Front Panel IP/Static Routes Static Routes/ActiveStatic Routes/IP Address Write security 4 Read security Static Routes/Subnet Mask Write security 4 Read securityIP/IP Router IP Router/ModeIP/RIP RIP/ModeNAT/Default IP RIP/V2 SecretIP/NAT NAT/DHCP ModeIP/UDP Relay IP/DNSDNS/Domain Name DNS/ServerUDP Relay/UDP Relay List UDP Relay List/Relay Address Write security 3 Read securityUDP Relay List/UDP Port Type IP/Proxy ARPConfiguration/IPX Figure 4-4. Configuration/IPX Screen IPX/ModeIPX/Network Seeding Selection IPX/Frame TypeIPX/Seed Status DescriptionIPX/RIP Timer IPX/SAP TimerSeeding Selection DescriptionConfiguration/Bridge Figure 4-5. Configuration/Bridge Screen Bridge/ModeBridge/WAN IP Bridge WAN IP Bridge/NetworkWAN IP Bridge/Netmask Write security 2 Read security WAN IP Bridge/Triggered Write security 2 Read securityWAN IPX Bridge/Network Write security 2 Read security WAN IPX Bridge/Frame Type Write security 2 Read securityWAN IPX Bridge/Seed Status Write security 2 Read security WAN IPX Bridge/Triggered Write security 2 Read securitySpanning Tree/Priority Write security 2 Read security Spanning Tree/Maximum Age Write security 2 Read securitySpanning Tree/Hello Time Write security 2 Read security Spanning Tree/Forward Delay Write security 2 Read securityLAN Port/Priority Spanning Tree/Bridge GroupBridge Group 1/Active Bridge Group 1/Path Cost Write security 2 Read securityBridge/Address Table Address Table/AgingAddress Table/Forward Policy Write security 3 Read security Configuration/Security Figure 4-6. Configuration/Security ScreenSecurity/Authentication Write security 1 Read security Security/Radius ServerRadius Server/Primary Server Write security 1 Read security Radius Server/Secondary Server Write security 1 Read securityRadius Server/UDP Port 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 Virtual Circuit Types Frame RelayDescription Frame Relay/Maintenance Protocol Frame Relay/Polling Frequency Write security 3, Read securityFrame Relay/DLCI Mapping Then If you want toDLCI Mapping/Active DLCI Mapping/DLCIDLCI Mapping/IP Map IP Map/ActiveIP Map/Link IP Address Write security 3, Read security IP Map/RIP ProtocolIP Map/RIP Method IP Map/RIP Direction DLCI Mapping/IPX MapIPX Map/Active IPX Map/IARPDLCI Mapping/Bridge Map Bridge Map/ActiveBridge Map/Bridge Group Write security 3, Read security DLCI Mapping/FiltersMAC - from the Configuration/Security/Filter Pattern - from the Configuration/Security/FilterIP - from the Configuration/Security/Filter IPX - from the Configuration/Security/FilterFilters/Out to PVC Filters/Out ExceptionsConfiguration/PPP Profile Figure 4-7. Configuration/PPP Profile ScreenPPP Profile/Authentication Authentication/Tx Method Write security 2 Read security Authentication/Tx Username Write security 1 Read securityAuthentication/Tx Password Write security 0 Read security Authentication/Rx UsernameIP/Mode IP/RouteRoute/IP/Net Route/NetmaskIP/RIP RIP/ModeRIP/Protocol RIP/MethodRIP/Triggered PPP Profile/IPXIPX/Mode IPX/Remote NetworkPPP Profile/Bridge Bridge/ModePPP Profile/PPP PPP/VJ CompressionPPP/Max Config PPP/Max TimerPPP/Max Failure PPP Profile/FiltersFilters/In Exceptions Filters/LAN-to-WAN Out Write security 2 Read security Filters/Out ExceptionsConfiguration/Management Figure 4-8. Configuration/Management Screen Management/TelnetTelnet/Server Access Telnet/User ListUser List/Password User List/NameUser List/Authen Method User List/Idle TimeSNMP Access SNMP/CommunitiesCommunities/Name Communities/PrivilegeMaint Port/Password Protect Write security 0 Read security Maint Port/PasswordManagement/Maint Port Maint Port/Baud RateConfiguration/Terminal Mode Maint Port/Stop BitsStatistics STATUS MENUFigure 5-1. Status Screen ChapterStatus/Sessions NameSessions/PPP Session DescriptionState DefinitionSessions/DLCI Table Status/ARP Cache Sessions/Spanning TreeStatus/Bridge Table Status/IP RoutesName DescriptionIP Routes/Flags Status/IPX Routes NameDescription localStatus/IPX Servers Status/WAN StatsName DescriptionStatus/LAN Stats NameDescription Status/IP Stats Viewing Statistical Information Front Panel Interface Router Statistics Available on Front PanelStep ActionChapter 5 Statistics 5-12Router Option Module User Manual 61200350L1-1Diagnostics TEST MENUTest Menu/Echo Request ChapterLOGS MENU LevelDescription Logs/Syslog Host Logs/PPP LogPPP Log/Active PPP Log/WrapLogs/Connection Log Logs/Network LogConnection Log/Active Connection Log/WrapNetwork Log/Wrap Network Log/LevelNetwork Log/View Network Log/ClearChapter 6 Diagnostics Router Option Module User Manual61200350L1-1 Utility Menu TERMINAL MODE Utilities MenuFigure 7-1. Utilities Screen ChapterUtilities/Upgrade Menu Utilities/PingUtilities/Telnet Client Chapter 7 Utility MenuUpgrade/Transfer Method Upgrade/TFTP HostUpgrade/Filename Upgrade/StatusUpgrade/Abort Transfer Upgrade/TFTP ServerUtilities/Exit Front PanelTable A-1 Pin Assignments for Control Connector PinoutsAppendix A Table A-2 10BaseT EthernetAppendix A Pinouts Router Option Module User Guide61200350L1-1 SPECIFICATIONS AND FEATURES PowerAppendix B Ethernet Interface LANAppendix B Specifications Router Option Module User Guide61200350L1-1 Appendix C PPP Log MessagesLog Messages EAP authen failed IPCP X downIPCP X up IPXCP X downNegot not converging No IP addr for peerNo Response from peer PAP authen failedPeer failed PAP authen Peer refused authenPeer refused SpanTree PPPtxx …Call Log Messages Power Up - last down cause reasonNetwork Log Messages Installing bad default route ifnum=inter metric=hops gw=ipAttempting to add bad IP iface route ifnum=inter dest=ip DHCP couldnt alloc memsyslog no port TELNETD Set TCPCLISTENQ failed Appendix D UNDERSTANDING SNMPSNMP Components Network ManagerPage SNMP Embedded Agent CommunitiesTraps Appendix D SNMP Router Option Module User Guide61200350L1-1 Terminal Mode Commands MENU COMMANDSAppendix E TypeKey Words Key WordGoes directly to the following menu For ExampleAdditional Commands Download/Uploading ConfigurationAppendix E Terminal Mode Commands Router Option Module User Guide61200350L1-1 Index CHAP 4-21agent D-1, D-3 EAP 4-21 IP/NAT 4-7 IP/RIP 4-6IPX/mode 4-10 NAT 1-2, 4-7PAP 4-21 PPP 1-2, 4-21Radius 4-19 RIP 1-1, 1-3, 4-6SAP 1-1 SNMP 4-45, D-1Page Product Support Information Presales Inquiries and Applications SupportPost-Sale Support Repair and Return