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Cisco WAN Manager User’s Guide

Version 10.5, Part Number 78-12945-01 Rev. D0, August 2003

AppendixB Networking Configuring an MGX 8850 Feeder Session

FigureB-3 Out-of-Band Management

CWM Out-of-Band Management for MGX8850 (rel2)

Release 10 of CWM always communicates w ith the Release 2 MGX 8850 nodes using the ATM in-band

address. CWM uses the ATM in-band address fo r to p olog y di scove ry, trap r egis tr ati on, configuration

upload, as well as provisioni ng. In orde r to a ll ow C WM to p er for m out- of- band c omm unic ati on wi th the

switch via the switch’s ethernet LAN interface, the static IP route should be configured (on the CWM

station and on the router, if necessary) to forward IP traffic destined for an ATM in-band address to the

node’s ethernet LAN interface. Never configure the same I P ad dre s s f or b o th et he rnet LA N a nd ATM

interfaces.

Configuring an MGX 8850 Feeder Session

This section provides information on how to configure the MGX 8850 switch as a feeder. To set up an

MGX 8850 feeder session, complete the following steps:

Step 1 Use the cnfname command to assign a name to the MGX 8850 node. The syntax for this command is:

cnfname <node name>

> cnfname popeye3a

Step 2 Use the ipifconfig command to configure the internet address of the MGX 8850. The syntax for this

command is: ipifconfig <interface> <IP address> <net mask> <broadcast address>

> ipifconfig InPci 172.29.37.78 255.255.255.000 0

> ipifconfig atm0 172.1.1.78 255.255.255.000 0

> cnfnwip 172.1.1.78

Step 3 Use the dspifip command to check LAN IP and NWIP

> dspifip

Gateway node

(BPX/IPX/IGX)

12383

LAN

IPX/IGX

feeder node

Axis

feeder node

AXIS

IPX/IGX

Wan

switches

Wan

switch

Wan

switch

Cisco SV+

workstation

Router

Router

LAN

Network management traffic flow

Contents

Main Cisco WAN Manager Users Guide Page CONTENTS Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Preface Audience Organization Related Documentation Cisco WAN Manager Release 10.5 Documentat i on Cisco MGX 8850 Release 2.1 Documentation Cisco MGX 8950 Release 2.1 Documentation SES PNNI Release 1.1 Documentati on Cisco WAN Switching Software, Release 9.3 Documentation MGX 8850 Multiservice Switch, Release 1.1.40 Documentation MGX 8250 Edge Concentrator, Release 1. 1. 40 Documentation MGX 8230 Multiservice Gateway, Release 1.1.40 Documentation Document Conventions Obtaining Documentation World Wide Web Documentation CD-ROM Ordering Documentation Documentation Feedback Obtaining Technical Assistance Cisco.com Technical Assistance Center Contacting TAC by Using the Cisco TAC Website Contacting TAC by Telephone Page Cisco WAN Manager Overview CWM Release 10 Applications Connection Manager Network Browser Service Class Template Manager Statistics Collection Manager Security Manager Wingz Report and Summary Report Cisco View Additional CWM Release 10 Applications and Features Configuration Save and Restore Network Configurator CWM to CWM Communications Access to IGX, BPX, and MGX Networks Graceful Software and Firmware Download and Upgrades Performance Management Open Management Event Manager Network Topology Starting and Stopping Cisco WAN Manager Starting Cisco WAN Manager Starting CWM for the First Time Page Performing a Warm Start of CWM Performing a Cold Start of CWM Stopping Cisco WAN Manager Stopping CWM Stopping CWM and Powering Off the CWM Workstation CWM Main Menu Restricted Access Users Starting HP OpenView The CWM Desktop Window CWM Desktop Applications Starting Additional CWM GUIs Page Network Topology Topology Main Window Title Bar Menu Bar Tool Bar Hierarchy Tree and Graph Network Topology Views Status Bar Using the Network Topology Menus File Menu Save Print Exit Edit Menu Group View Menu Layer Zoom Zoom (Percentage) Fit in Window Custom Zoom Zoom In / Zoom Out Background Overview Window Options Actions Menu Network Display Link Status VSI Consistency Check Expand Network InView Node Admin Node Resync VSI Partition Equipment Viewer Cisco View Page Trunk Display Trunk Group Display Nodes Display Trunks Apps Menu Connection Manager Network Browser Service Class Template Manager Statistics Collection Manager Tools Menu Config Save and Restore Audible Alarm Menu Help Menu Page Page Right Click Options Navigation Submaps Network Submenu Page Node Submenu Page Using the Hierarchy Tree Interaction with the Hierarchy Tree Network Alarm Colors Page Page Connection Manager Connection Manager Overview Supported Connection Types Supported Card Types Starting Connection Manager Page Platform, Card, and Connection Types Platform Types Card Types XPVC Connection Types Connection Types for AR-PNNI-AR XPVC ATM-FR FR-FR Connection Types for AR-PNNI Connection Manager Main Window Menu Bar Tool Bar Button Panel Start Node Tree Filter Settings Tree Alarms and Events Configuring Connections Connection Modes Configuration Management Connection Manager Window Menus File - New Connection Ma na ger File - Exit View - View Multicast Connecti ons Configure - New FR-FR Connection Configure - New ATM-RPMB Connection Configure - New ATM-FR Co nnection Configure - New CE-CE Connection Configure - New Voice Connecti on Configure - New Data Connection Supported Connection Service Types and Prot ocols Page Page Page Page Filter Settings Switch Compatibility Supported Cards Frame Relay ATM with PVC Connections Circuit Emulation (CE) Voice Data Real Time VBR Feature Network Support ATM Service Module Support FR Service Module Support PVC Connections Supported by Release 10 of CWM Page Page Modifying Connection Parameters Page Page Page Page Page Page Page XPVC Supported Connections Page Page SPVC & PVC parameters for a Newly Est ablished XPVC XPVC Connection and Segments Page Page Network Browser Launching the Network Browser Main Window Page Page Page Page Page Cards Page Lines Ports Page Page Page Routing Trunks Page Page Page View Menu Filters Filter Menu Node Filter Page Trunk Filter Node and Trunk Tables Actions Menu XLMI Page Page Page Page Security Manager Security Manager Requirements Launching Security Manager Menu Options Button Options Page New User Creating New Profiles Access Privileges Read Privileges Create Privileges Modify Privileges New Profile View User View Profile Modifying Users Deleting Users Modifying Profiles Deleting Profiles Controlled Applications Connection Manager Network Topology Statistics Collection Manager Page Service Class Template Manager SCT Overview VC Descriptor CoSB Descriptor SCT Load Initializing SCT Starting SCT Associate SCT File with Interface Page Window Interaction Functional Interaction Menu Bar Tool Bar Navigator Panel SCT Tab Node Tab Status Bar Button Panel Save As Save Delete Reset Download SCT Deletion Path Label Data Panel VC Panel Policy: Displays information related to management priorities for network traffic Conn Parm: Displays information related to connection types, services and categories VC Threshold: Displays informa tion related to the Virtual Channe l Threshold Scaling: Displays information related to Service Scaling ABR: Displays information related to the ABR Service Type WFQ: Displays information related to Weighted Fair Queuing All VC: Displays information related to All VC Page All CoSB: Presents all CoSB information within the VC panel display CoSB Panel Page Creating a New Service Class Template Launching the Service Class Template Manager Navigating the Service Class Template Manager SCT Tables Entry Fields Changing SCT Parameters Using the SCT Tables Page Using the Entry Fields Page SCT Refresh Downloading a New SCT Verifying that a New SCT is Loaded 7-25 Note The following is an example of the directory output for an AXSM-E that is displayed by typing ls or ll. SCT Manager Maintenance Statistics Collection Manager Launching the Statistics Collection Manager Main Window Page Page SCM Statistics Database Configuration Statistic File Configuration Purge Interval (days) Statistic Database Configuration Purge Interval (hours) Statistic FTP Configuration Launching the SCM Standalone Collector SCM Statistics Enable SCM Statistics Update Page Page Page Page Page SCM Primary/Secondary/Tertiary CWM-CWM Communications SCM CWM-CWM Gateway Support Time Sync SCM Inband and Out-of-band SCM Dual Collectors for Legacy Nodes SCM History Files Collection Group Nodes by Platform Node View Window Refresh Card Families Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Configuring Statistics Collection How Statistics are Used Page Summary Report and Wingz Report Overview of Summary Reports and Wingz Reports Launching WingZ Reports Statistics Menu Raw Data Report Option Remove non-active Node O pt ion Initialize Option Raw Data Reports Remove Non-Active Nodes Initialize Delete Statistical Records Launching Summary Reports Configuring Summary Reports FileSave Menu Option FilePrint Menu Option FileExit Menu Option Resource CapacityNetwork R eport Menu Option Resource CapacityTop Utilization Report Menu Option Performance DataConnection - Connection Traffic Summary Menu Option Performance DataConnection - Connection Traffic Dropped Summary Menu Option Performance DataTrunk -Trunk Traff ic Summary Menu Option Network Report Top Utilization Reports Report Definition Pane Connection Traffic Summary Page Select Connection for Repor t Pane Connection Type Butt ons Slot.Line.Port Connection List Include Peak Data Peak Interval Plot Duration Connection Traffic Dropped Window Page Trunk Traffic Summary Window Page Select Trunk for Report Pane Trunk Type Slot.Port Trunk List Result Pane Port Traffic Summary Window Select Port for Report Pane Port Type Page Page Network Configurator How to Start the Configurator Adding Nodes Deleting Nodes Modifying Nodes Community String Configuration To Configure Community Strings: Page CWM to CWM Communications CWM Domain CWMGateway Process CWMGateway Functionality Establishing Primary CWM and Secondary CWM Priority Re-establishing Priority after CWM-CWM Communications have been Interrupted Primary CWM Graceful S hutdown Secondary CWM Graceful Shu t down Configuring CWM-CWM Communications Page Degrade Mode Recovering From Degrade Mode Failure Detection Unexpected Exit of the Primary CWMGateway Unexpected Exit of the Secondary CWMGatewa y Primary CWM has lost IP or physical connectiv i t y t o all S econdary CWMs Page One Secondary CWM has lost IP connectivity wit h t h e Pri m ary CWM The CWM Gateway process dies on the Primary and is NOT restarted by watchdog Page The CWM Workstation Crashed or was Powered-off (Disa st er R ecovery) The Primary CWM has lost IP or physical connectivity with the only Secondary CWM in a domain Page Loss of Heartbeat from Primary CWMGateway Review of Warm and Cold Start of CWM Performing a Warm Start of CWM Performing a Cold Start of CWM Limitations for CWM to CWM Communications Enabling CWM to CWM Communications Steps for Executing the usertblDBsync and usertblDBcmp Scripts Page Page Page Page Page Downloading Software and Firmware Introduction Where to Get Switch Images for Downloading Preparing the IPX/BPX Switch to Download Software or Firmware Downloading Switch Software or Firmware From the C WM Workst ati on to a Switch Image Filename Conventions IGX and BPX Conventions MGX Conventions Monitoring a Download Session on BPX and IGX N odes Saving and Restoring Node Configurations Saving Node Configurations From CWM Page ConfigRestore from CWM Switch CLI Save and Restore Saving Node Configurations for BPX and IGX Nodes Page Page Page Restoring Node Configurations APPENDIX A Internet Connectivity Overview Functional Description PXM IP Router Page IP Host Putting It All Together SVC Connections Sample Configuration One MGX 8850 Configuration Router Configuration Sample Configuration 2 MGX 8850 Configuration Router Configuration PNNI Link From the AXSM From the PXM Page APPENDIX B Networking Connecting to Cisco WAN Manager Cisco WAN Manager Gateway Node IP Relay IP Relay Gateway Link0 and Link1 Ports Used by CWM CWM to Node (Outgoing) Configuring Network Management In-Band Management In-Band Management Witho ut Routers Page Page Page In-Band Management Across R outers Page Page Out-of-Band Management CWM Out-of-Band Management for MGX8850 (rel2) Configuring an MGX 8850 Feeder Session Page User Configurable Network IDs Page INDEX A C D I M S W