Setting up the Phone Ports | Eicon Networks DIVA LAN ISDN specification

Chapter Seven

Setting up the Phone Ports

If you purchased a DIVA LAN ISDN Modem with analog ports, you are able to use ordinary telephones, answering machines, fax machines, and modems over your ISDN line. This chapter explains how to configure the DIVA LAN ISDN Modem to support these analog devices.

Also in this chapter are instructions for configuring supplementary calling services.

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Eicon Networks DIVA LAN ISDN manual Setting up the Phone Ports

Contents

Diva LAN Isdn Modem User’s Guide First Edition August 206-312-01 Table of Contents Chapter Five Chapter ThreeChapter Four Chapter Eight Chapter SixChapter Seven Chapter Nine Chapter Ten Appendix C Appendix aAppendix B Appendix D Introduction Connecting to the Internet Introducing the Diva LAN Isdn ModemCreating your own LAN for resource sharing Diva LAN Isdn Modem Attaching telephones and fax machines Connecting to a corporate networkCreating a VPN Compression for faster throughput Connecting more computersTotal network security Advanced diagnostics Unsupported configurationsBandwidth on-demand Advanced Isdn tariff management Summary of features World wide web Contacting customer servicesAdministration Getting Started Installation overview Verify the configuration of your computers Prepare for installationVerify your package contents To run the Modem Monitor software To use the advanced configuration optionsTo configure the Diva LAN Isdn Modem Isdn access interfaces Choose a connection protocolImportant Isdn concepts Isdn channel usage Choosing a connection protocol PPPMultilink PPP Multilink PPP + Bacp 120 SummaryMultilink PPP + AO/DI Information to record when ordering your line Order an Isdn Line Gather V.120 information Gather Internet account informationGather X.25 information Scripting Install the Diva LAN Isdn Modem To install the Diva LAN Isdn Modem Chapter Two Getting Started Install the Diva LAN Isdn Modem Install Modem Monitor Windows 95/98/NT4 To install Modem MonitorPage Page Connecting a non-Windows computer to the Diva LAN Isdn Modem Page Configuring the Internet connection To configure the Internet connectionPage Fill in the fields as indicated below Page Page Using your Diva LAN Isdn Modem How long will the line stay connected?Registering your Diva LAN Isdn Modem What’s next? Using Modem Monitor Starting Modem Monitor Start menu program group Start menu options Properties dialog box Buttons Utilities dialog box Options dialog box Utilities Status ViewerProfile table Web-based Configuration Interface Starting the web-based configuration interface To start the web-based configuration interface Saving configuration settings Getting help General settings and connection profiles General settingsConnection profile settings Connection profile types Editing the ISP profile To edit the ISP profilePage Editing LAN settings To edit the LAN profile Saving and restoring configuration files To save/restore configuration settings Front panel display Viewing status informationSystem status Obtaining statistics To upgrade the firmware Upgrading the Diva LAN Isdn Modem firmware Resetting to factory defaults To reset the Diva LAN Isdn Modem to factory defaults Minimizing Isdn Charges Idle timer To define Cost Control settingsTo set the idle timer Cost Control Data call thresholds Isdn billing intervals Configuring Bacp To configure Bacp Chapter Five Minimizing Isdn Charges Configuring Bacp Configuring AO/DI To configure AO/DI To configure X.25 settings On the D-channel Chapter Five Minimizing Isdn Charges Configuring AO/DI Setting Isdn active intervals To set Isdn active intervals Spoofing NetBIOS services To enable spoofing of NetBIOS services Data compression To enable manual dialing Manual dialing Restricting analog calls To restrict analog calls To enable data over voice Data over voice Traffic filtering Security Security features Configuration interfaces To erase the system password System passwordTo set the system password Automatic log out Network address translation Security benefitsNAT static mappings How it works Default NAT server Configuring a NAT static mapping for a web serverConfiguring a NAT mapping for an FTP server Running a web or FTP server To create a static NAT mapping Remote management Internet To enable remote management Incoming data calls Incoming calls and IP addressing To enable support for incoming data calls Enable Answer incoming data calls Click Authentication To set up call screening Call screening Call authentication To set up call authentication Callback options CallbackCallback modes To set up callback Delay before host calls backTimeout waiting for callback Enable Manual dialing only Custom security features Setting up the Phone Ports Setting phone numbers manually To enable support for fax/modem Connecting modems and fax machinesConnecting multiple analog devices To enable call bumping Call bumpingHow it works Requirements Restricting analog calls Call Forwarding Supplementary servicesTo enable supplementary services Service Failure Tone Call WaitingVoiceMail Caller ID Feature Key values Call Transfer Connecting to a Corporate Network Overview Resources Gather information Configure the Corporate profile To configure the Corporate profilePage Page Page Using the corporate connection NetBIOS name resolutionTimeouts Support for Microsoft Network Neighborhood What’s next? Advanced Installations To define retry settings Connection retries To define a backup profile and set the profile restore delay Manual installation Installing on an existing LANUsing Modem Monitor Uncheck the Dhcp server enabled option Adjusting configuration settings on the LAN If your LAN uses static addressingIf your LAN has a Dhcp server If your LAN has a router Connecting more than four computers Third-party Ethernet Hub Creating a virtual private network To create a VPN Connecting to the VPN Page Installation and configuration procedure Concurrent Internet and Intranet connectionsSelecting a connections protocol Defining routes Using masks IP routesAbout IP addresses Static vs. dynamic addresses 192.168.1.1 External addresses ISP Why routes are needed InternetSingle connection 212.182.22.39 Internet Multiple connections Routing on the local LAN 212.182.22.39 Routing Information Protocol RIP Defining routes for the Diva LAN Isdn Modem Chapter Nine Advanced Installations IP routes IP filters How filtering works To define a filter Default filtersWhat is a datagram? Chapter Nine Advanced Installations IP filters Action DirectionSource/Destination Location IP filtering examples Dropping incoming traffic from a specific network 2nd filter Allowing incoming traffic only from a specific network1st filter Blocking web surfing Chapter Nine Advanced Installations To configure the V.120 protocol Making a V.120 connectionPage SecurID support To install the Eicon SecurID Client softwareTo uninstall the Eicon SecurID Client software To enable SecurID support Other Configuration Tools Remote configuration Configuration optionsLocal configuration Local access Remote accessWeb interface Prerequisites Using Web interface Using the command line interface CLITftp interface Enabling Tftp server support Uploading/downloading configuration files Loading new firmware via Tftp Commands Dtmf interface Establishing a serial connection Command line interface CLIEstablishing a Telnet connection via IP Using the command line interface To establish a serial connection About configuration context Default profilesCommand line reference Connection profiles To load the new firmware TCP/IP Configuration Configuring TCP/IP Installing and configuring TCP/IP for Windows 95/98Installing TCP/IP Select Use Dhcp for Wins Resolution Page Configuring TCP/IP Installing TCP/IP for Windows NTInstalling TCP/IP Configuring TCP/IP on an iMac Technical Information Link Diva LAN Isdn Modem indicator lightsB1, B2 E1, E2, E3, E4 FaultPower Diva LAN Isdn Modem connectors Port Description Resetting the Diva LAN Isdn Modem Resetting operational settingsResetting to factory defaults To reset Installing the resistor TerminationDetermining termination requirements Single Isdn device Command Line Reference Notational Conventions Section uses the following conventions Commands For information on See SET Aodi Txbuffer bytes Enable Aodi AreacodeDisable Aodi Areacode SET Callback Mode type option number1 number2 SET Callback Timeout secondsSET Callback Delay seconds Show Callback Configuration Enable Isdn Screening Disable Isdn ScreeningADD Isdn Screening channel number Delete Isdn Screening channel index SET Isdn Threshold intervalDays maxHours maxCalls Enable Isdn Threshold Disable Isdn ThresholdCall thresholds SET Dhcp Type Server None Show Dhcp Status Show Dhcp Configuration Stop Dhcp Trace Show Dhcp Staticmap Enable Dhcp Staticmap ip Disable Dhcp Staticmap ipDelete Dhcp Staticmap ip Enable DNS Relay Disable DNS Relay Show DNS ConfigurationSET DNS Domain domain SET DNS Address Primary Secondary dnsaddr Ethernet Show Ethernet StatisticsShow Ethernet Address Show Ethernet Trace memsize framesize General Enable Display Disable Display ValidateShow Date Show Time Show LED Status Show System StatusShow Version Show Calls Status Active Last SET Direction in OUT ANY Enable Filter Disable FilterSET Action Drop Forward Show IP Filter SET Type ALL UDP TCP SYN Anyicmp Enable IP NAT Disable IP NAT SET IP NAT UDP TCP Default port addressShow IP NAT ADD IP NAT UDP TCP port ipaddress IP routing ADD IP Route Ipaddr maskLenmetric gwAddrDelete IP Route Ipaddr SET IP Route Ipaddr maskLen gwAddr IP various Show Icmp StatisticsShow IP Address Show IP Statistics Show IP Configuration SET IP Services ALL Intelligent Minimal NoneEnable IP Spoofing Disable IP Spoofing Enable IP Multicast Disable IP Multicast Enable Isdn Teisharing Disable Isdn Teisharing Enable Isdn Answer Disable Isdn Answer Detect Isdn Spid SET Isdn Switch NI1 5ESS Auto 5ESSPPSET Isdn Switch Jate Euro BT TPH China Singapore Disable Isdn DELAY56K Show Isdn ConfigurationSET Isdn Calltype Auto 56K DOV Show Isdn Statistics Enable Isdn Accesstime Disable Isdn Accesstime Isdn Access TimeShow Isdn Accesstime Show Lapd Trace memsize framesize Stop Lapd Trace Disable LOG Output Screen Remote Logging and Mail TraceSET LOG Filter Trace Debug Info Security Warning Stop Mail Trace SET Mlppp Linkup threshold delay channel SET Mlppp Linkdown threshold delay channelSET Mlppp Mode Disable Normal Bacp Aodi Show Mlppp Configuration Enable Phone Altring channel Disable Phone Altring channel Enable Phone Callbumping Disable Phone CallbumpingEnable Phone Callerid Disable Phone Callerid Phone SET Phone Msgindicator refresh Enable Phone Voicemail channel SilentDisable Phone Voicemail channel SET Phone Capability channel Speech Data Show Phone Country Show Phone ConfigurationSET Phone Country country Enable PPP Authent Disable PPP Authent Enable PPP Compression Disable PPP CompressionEnable PPP Secureid Disable PPP Secureid SET PPP Authent Encrypted ANY Enable PPP Echorequest Disable PPP Echorequest Show PPP Configuration Show PPP Statistics Show PPP StatusShow PPP Trace portmask memsize framesize Stop PPP Trace port Profiles Stop Q931 Trace 931Show Q931 Trace memsize framesize Enable RIP V1 V2 V2COMPATIBLE Merge Disable RIP MergeShow RIP Configuration Show RIP Statistics Delete RIP Reject ipaddr Show RIP Reject SET Snmp Name name SET Snmp Description nameSET Snmp Contact name SET Snmp Location name Stop TCP Trace Show TCP StatisticsShow TCP Trace memsize framesize Enable Tftp Server Disable Tftp Server Tftp Enable Timeprotocol Disable Timeprotocol Show Timeprotocol ConfigurationTime Protocol SET Timeprotocol Server timeServer Stop UDP Trace Show UDP StatisticsShow UDP Trace memsize framesize 120 Enable DisableSET V120 Mode Multiframe Unacknowledged SET V120 Idletime IdleDelay Show V120 ConfigurationShow V120 Trace memsize framesize Stop V120 Trace ADD Script Line index command argument ScriptingDelete Script Line index Show Script index SET X25 Address localX25addr SET X25 CUD callUserDataSET X25 Facilities hexstring SET X25 LCN lcnNumber Stop X25 Trace Show X25 ConfigurationShow X25 Status Regulatory Information FCC Part 68 Notice Regulatory Information for the U.S.A212 Regulatory Information for Canada 213