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Appendix E Configuration Menus IPmux-1/1EInstallation and Operation Manual

E.6 Connection Configuration: Static Mode

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Main Menu

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2.Configuration

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3.Connection Configuration

The Connection Configuration menu changes according to the Connection Mode selection (item 1). This section describes Static mode. For Dynamic CAS mode and CESoIP mode, see separate descriptions later in this manual.

To configure the Connection:

1.Select 1 to enter the Connection Mode. Use the <Space bar> to select Static and then press <Enter>.

2.Enter the Bundle Connection Configuration data (described later in this section).

3.Select 3, enter the Secondary IP Address, and press <Enter>.

4.Select 4, enter the Secondary IP Mask and press <Enter>.

5.Enter the Protection Switching Configuration data (described later in this section).

	CONNECTION CONFIGURATION
1.	Connection Mode	Static
2.	Bundle Connection Configuration	>
3.	Secondary IP Address	Empty!
4.	Secondary IP Mask	Empty!
5.	Protection Switching Configuration	>
ESC.	Exit

Figure E-31. Connection Configuration

Table E-19. Connection Configuration

Parameter	Possible Values	Remarks
Connection Mode	Static, Dynamic	This table describes Static Connection Mode. For Dynamic CAS
	CAS, CESoIIP	and CESoIP Connection Modes, see separate descriptions later in
		this manual.
Secondary IP Address	0.0.0.0 to	In static mode this parateter must be defined if the redundancy
	255.255.255.255	function of the bundle is configured as secondary.
		The secondary IP address is only used for TDMoIP traffic, ARP,
		and ping reply.
		The address can be on a different subnet than the host IP address
		that is used for the primary bundle.
Secondary IP Mask	0.0.0.0 to
	255.255.255.255

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