Table D-C | ADTRAN L768 manual

Appendix D: Connector Pinouts

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10BaseT Ethernet

Switch Position

TO NIC

TO HUB

Pin 1

TX1

RX1

10BT

Pin 2

TX2

RX2

Pin 3

RX1

TX1

Pin 6

RX2

TX2

The switch position can be set for either TO NIC or TO HUB on the back panel of the Express L768/L1.5. The rear panel is illustrated in Figure 1-6 on page 11.

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Contents

Express L768 and Express L1.5 Trademark Page Canadian Emissions Requirements Table of Contents IP/RIP Configuration/IPX IP/NAT IP/Route Route/IP/Net Route/Netmask Route/Force IP Table of Contents 103 105109 119 Viii List of Figures List of Figures List of Tables List of Tables Setting UP the Hdsl Line Quick Startup Guide Quick Startup Guide Chapter Understanding Hdsl Express L768/L1.5 Hdsl Overview Express L768/L1.5 Applications Single User to Corporate LAN Frame Relay Connectivity to Adtran Frame Port LAN Small Office Home Office Soho to Corporate LAN Soho to Corporate LAN Factory Default Routing and Bridging with the Express L768/L1.5Bridging Network Address Translation Mode Concurrent Routing And BridgingIP Routing IPX Routing Indicators Front Panel Configuration Rear Panel Security Chapter Installation Hdsl Network ConnectionT1 Overview Hdsl Overview Local Area Network Connection Terminal Menu Operation and Structure Terminal Menu Structure Right Pane Left PaneMode Loop Status Status TestLogs Utilities Navigating the Terminal Menus General LayoutMenu Path Moving Around Navigation with the Keyboard General NavigationEnter Escape ConÞguration Security Levels Level Configuration Menu Configuration/System InfoSystem Name System Location System Contact Firmware RevisionSystem Uptime Date/Time Configuration/WAN HDSL/ModeHDSL/Channel Rate HDSL/NEBEs HDSL/FEBEsWAN/L2 Protocol Configuration/IP IP/Default GatewayIP/IP Address IP/Subnet Mask IP/Static Routes Static Routes/ActiveStatic Routes/IP Address Static Routes/Subnet Mask IP/IP Router IP Router/ModeRIP/Mode RIP/Protocol NAT/DHCP Mode RIP/DirectionRIP/V2 Secret NAT/DHCP Renewal Time NAT/Default IP DNS/Domain NameDNS/Server IP/UDP Relay UDP Relay/ModeUDP Relay/UDP Relay List UDP Relay List/UDP Port Type IP/Proxy ARP Configuration/IPX IPX/ModeIPX/Network IPX/RIP Timer IPX/Frame TypeIPX/Seed Status IPX/SAP Timer Configuration/Bridge Bridge/ModeBridge/WAN IP Bridge 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/Bridge Group Bridge Group 2/Active Bridge Group 2/Path Cost Bridge Group 1/PriorityBridge/Address Table Address Table/Aging Configuration/Security Security/Authentication Security/Radius Server Radius Server/Primary ServerRadius Server/Secondary Server Radius Server/UDP Port Security/PPP Security/Filter Defines Filter Defines /MAC Filter Defines NameSrc Addr Src Mask Filter Defines /IP Filter Defines IP SrcIP Dest Src Port Filter Defines /IPX Filter Defines Src NetDest Net Src Socket Configuration/Frame Relay Shows the Frame Relay menu Frame Relay/Maintenance Protocol Frame Relay/Polling FrequencyFrame Relay/DLCI Mapping Dlci Mapping/Active Dlci Mapping/DLCIDlci Mapping/IP Map IP Map/Active IP Map/IARP IP Map/RIP Protocol IP Map/NAT Dlci Mapping/IPX MapIPX Map/Active IPX Map/IARP Dlci Mapping/Bridge Map From the Configuration/Security/Filter Dlci Mapping/FiltersFilters/In Exceptions Defines/MAC Filter Defines list END Exceptions list Configuration/PPP Profile PPP Profile/Authentication Authentication/Tx Method Authentication/Tx UsernameAuthentication/Tx Password Authentication/Rx Username PPP Profile/IP IP/ModeIP/Route Route/IP/Net Route/Force IP RIP/Triggered PPP Profile/IPXIPX/Remote Network IPX/Triggered PPP Profile/Bridge PPP Profile/PPPPPP/VJ Compression PPP/Max Config PPP/Max TimerPPP/Max Failure PPP Profile/Filters MAC Filters/LAN-to-WAN Out Filters/Out Exceptions Configuration/Management Telnet/Server AccessManagement/Telnet 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/PasswordSNMP/Traps Traps/Manager IP Configuration/Terminal Mode Maint Port/Data BitsMaint Port/Parity Maint Port/Stop Bits Status Menu Status/Sessions Sessions/PPP Session Sessions/DLCI Table Status/ARP Cache Sessions/Spanning Tree Status/Bridge Table Status/IP Routes Status/IPX Routes Status/IPX Servers Status/WAN Stats Status/LAN StatsHdlc Port Status/IP Stats Test Menu Test Menu/Echo RequestTest Menu/2047 Loopback Logs Menu Logs/Sys log HostLogs/PPP Log Logs/Connection Log Logs/Network Log Network Log/Level Network Log/ViewNetwork Log/Clear Utilities Menu Utilities/Ping Utilities/Upgrade Menu Utilities/Telnet Client Upgrade/Start Transfer Upgrade/Abort TransferUpgrade/TFTP Server Utilities/Exit Terminal Menu Operation and Structure Chapter Specifications Specifications and Features Specifications Appendix a Loop Status Messages Appendix a Loop Status Messages Appendix B Log Messages PPP Log Messages Appendix B Log Messages Appendix B Log Messages Call Log Messages Installing bad default route ifnum=inter metric=hops gw=ip Network Log Messages Appendix B Log Messages Appendix B Log Messages Appendix B Log Messages Appendix C Understanding Snmp Snmp Embedded Agent Communities Traps 102 Appendix D Connector Pinouts Table D-ATable D-B Table D-C Appendix E Terminal Mode Commands Menu Commands Goes directly to ConÞguration/System Info menu Goes directly to ConÞguration/PPP ProÞle menuGoes directly to ConÞguration/Management/Telnet menu Goes directly to ConÞguration/Management/SNMP menu Additional Commands Download/Uploading Configuration 108 Glossary 10Base2 Ccitt Hdsl IPX Lata NT1 Rtmp TE1 ZIP 118 Acronyms Channel Ipcp Index Numerics Index 123 124 PPP 8, 44 126 WAN stats 128 Product Support Information Presales Inquiries and Applications SupportPost-Sale Support Repair and Return