Modem Connection | Agilent Technologies J3916A manual

Installation

Connecting the Probe

Figure 3-12: Probe Direct Connection

Modem Connection

You can use a modem connection to increase the distance between the probe and the NetMetrix management station. Perform the following tasks to make a modem connection between a NetMetrix management station and the probe. Figure 3-13 shows the modem connection to the probe.

“Install the Management Station Modem”

z“Install the Probe’s Modem” on page 62

“Configure the Management Station and the Probe” on page 62

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Agilent Technologies J3916A manual Modem Connection, Probe Direct Connection

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Agilent J3916A Hssi WanProbe Consumer Warranty Statement Iii Operating Restrictions Restrictions dutilisation Environnement Page Safety Information Viii Conventions Used in this Book Trademarks Printing History Additional Help Additional Help Contents Installation Bootp Server Configuration Download New Firmware Cables and ConnectorsProbe Operation Specifications Glossary Index Agilent Technologies, Inc. Offices Figures Probe Main Menu Xmodem Tables Page Introduction Introduction Probe Installation and Bootp Server Configuration Installation and Configuration OverviewLocal Terminal Configuration and Installation Probe Overview System Overview WAN Network Supported MIBs Access Security Management Stations Permissions Private MIB Access Security PrivilegesDefault Status LEDs Front Panel LEDs Rear Panel Telemetry LEDs 10Base-T/100Base-TX Telemetry Interface Status LEDs Token-Ring Telemetry Interface Status LED Rear Panel LEDs Config Button Hssi WAN Interface Status LEDs Optional Accessories Included Parts Local Terminal Configuration Local Terminal Configuration Probe Configuration Using a Local Terminal Probe Configuration Using a Local Terminal Using the Main Menu Probe Rear Panel Probe Main Menu Modify/View Configuration Values Modify/View Configuration Values Menu Date Modify/View Security Values Modify/View Security Values Menu Fast Ethernet Telemetry Interface Configuration Modify/View Interface Values Modify/View Interface Values Menu Fast Ethernet Port Interface will transmit all extended Rmon packets Token-Ring Telemetry Interface Configuration Modify/View Interface Values Menu Token Ring Retrieval of WAN ATM network statistics. Refer to Fast Using the Main Menu Hssi WAN Interface Configuration Modify/View Interface Values Menu Hssi WAN Sense type as Normal, Inverted, or Nrzi Non-Return to Using the Main Menu Modify/View Serial Port Settings Display Interface Summary Modify/View Serial Port Settings Menu For direct connection the default or 2 for modem Be displayed in the Modify/View Serial Port Settings Exiting the Main Menu and Restarting the Probe Installation Installation Selecting a Location Installing the Probe Table Installation Rack or Cabinet Installation Install the Probe in a Rack or Cabinet Wall Installation Shows a wall installation Install the Probe on a Wall Connecting the Probe Connecting to the Network Out-of-Band Connecting to 10MB/s Ethernet Telemetry Networks Probe Rear Panel Token-Ring Option shown Connecting to 10Base-T/100Base-TX Telemetry Networks Connecting the Probe to a 10MB/s Ethernet Network Connecting the Probe Connecting to Token-Ring Telemetry Networks Connecting the Probe to a 10Base-T/100Base-T Network Connecting the Probe Using RJ-45 Connectors Connecting the Probe using a Media Filter Connecting the Probe Using Data & DB-9 Connectors About the Information in the Following Sections WAN In-Line Hssi Connection 11 Hssi Monitor In-Line Connection Connecting to the Serial Port Out-of-Band Direct Connection Modem Connection 12 Probe Direct Connection Connecting the Probe Install the Probe’s Modem Configure the Management Station and the Probe Connecting the Probe Init String Data Switch Connection 14 Probe Data Switch Connection Starting the Probe Verifying the Installation State Out-of-Band Troubleshooting Ethernet Telemetry Interface Hssi Troubleshooting Bootp Server Configuration Bootp Server Configuration Probe Configuration Using a Bootp Server Sun Bootp Server TypeMinimum Requirements for a Bootp Server Bootp Server Setup on an HP or Sun System Networking/Communications -ServiceEnable/Disable Networking and Communications Network Services Starting the Bootp Server on an HP or Sun System Usr/netm/sun4s/bootpd -s Ps -ef grep inetd Bootp Server Setup on a PC Using Microsoft LAN Manager Final screen looks like the following Using Novell NetWare LSL.COM Starting the PC Bootp Server Bootp Server Setup on a PC Bootp Server Bootptab Files Configuring the Bootptab FileBootp Server Bootptab File Location Bootptab File Tags Tag Description Bootp Process Verification Server Verification Process Example Bootptab File Probe Operation Probe Operation Restarting the Probe Warm Start Probe Data and Parameters Reset by Warm or Cold Start Cycling Power Selecting the Warm Start Menu Item Pressing the Config Button Twice Cold Start Selecting the Cold Start Menu Item Download New Firmware Download New Firmware Download New Firmware Install New Download Firmware on an HP-UX Workstation Download Firmware to the Probe Probe Main Menu HP-UX Workstation Probe Tftp Download Menu HP-UX Workstation Downloading Firmware using a Networked PC and a Terminal Setup Tftp Server for Downloading 105 Probe Main Menu Networked PC Probe Tftp Download Menu Networked PC Xmodem Download of Firmware Probe Main Menu Xmodem Downloading to Flash Receiving File Etc/inetd -k 112 Cables and Connectors Cables and Connectors Hssi Connectors and Cables Table A-1 Hssi Interface Cable Pinout Table A-2 Hssi Null Modem Cable Pinout Signal Name From Pins Direction To PinsHssi Null Modem Cable 117 Table A-3 Token-Ring Cable Type, Vp, and Impedance Token-Ring CablesCable Type Impedance Table A-4 Serial Port Interface Cable Cable Function Cable Type Connectors Agilent Product NumberSerial Port Interface Cables Table A-5 Probe RS-232 Port Pin-Out Cable Connector Pin-OutsProbe’s RS-232 Port Pin-Out Male Probe’s RS-232 Modem Cable ConnectorsModem Probe End End 25-pin Pin Terminal/PC Cable Connectors UTP Network Connector Pin-Out Table A-9 UTP Type 3 Network Connector Pin-OutsMsAU End Probe End RJ-45 STP Network Connector Pin-Out ConnectorTable A-10 STP Type 1 Network Connector Pin-Outs DB-9 Specifications Network Compatibility Network ConnectionSoftware Standards Modem Dimensions WeightPower Requirements Environment Operating Non-Operating Probe Memory Allocation Parameter 32MB 64MB 128MB Figure B-1 Probe Memory Allocation 130 Glossary Adccp Advanced Data Communication Control Procedure Address Resolution Protocol ARPAdvanced Data Communication Control Procedure Adccp 10Base-T Battery-backed RAM AgentAnsi American National Standards Institute Ascii American Standard Code for Information Interchange Bit Error Rate Block Error RateBlock Errors BCC Block Check Characters CBR Constant Bit Rate Service BridgeBroadcast address Broadcast packet CSMA/CD Carrier Sense Multiple Access/Collision Detection CSU Channel Service UnitCongestion Console Default Gateway Address DSU/CSU Data Service Unit/Channel Service UnitData Link Layer Discard Eligibility Bit D/E Errored Seconds EncapsulationEquipment Equipment Build Out Fs Signal Framing FCS Frame Check SequenceFlash Eprom Forward Explicit Notification Bit Fecn Half-duplex Hdlc High Level Data Link ControlHeader Ieee 802.3 standard LAP-F Link Access Procedure, Frame-Relay LAN Local Area NetworkLAN cable Layer Line Build Out LMI Local Management InterfaceLongitudinal Redundancy Check LRC MAC address MsAU Media station Access Unit MbpsMedia Filter Metropolitan Area Network MAN Network Layer NibbleNrzi Non-Return to Zero Invert Object Packet Switching Point-to-point configurationPoll/Final bit Packet SAM System Administration Manager PPP Point to Point ProtocolPrivate MIB Probe Signal Framing Fs Sdlc Synchronous Data Link ControlServer Simm Single Inline Memory Module SVC Switched Virtual Circuit Subnet MaskSynchronous Data Link Control Sdlc Telemetry Port ThickLAN TokenToken-Ring Token-Ring Cable Wide Area Network WAN WAN Wide Area NetworkWanProbe Symbols Numerics 152 153 154 155 156 157 158 Agilent Technologies, Inc. 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