Connecting Adapter INTER-BOARD Cables | Enterasys Networks CSX6000

USER’S GUIDE

CONNECTING ADAPTER INTER-BOARD CABLES

There are three possible cables used to connect adapters: flat, crossover, and LCD. Flat cables connect adapters with like connectors, and crossover cables connect the flat cables of adapters with differing connectors. LCD cables apply to former Network Express products (NE2000-II, 4000, 5000) only. These cables connect the system’s liquid crystal display (LCD) to the WAN adapter group.

CONNECTING MULTIPLE ADAPTERS

WAN and DM adapters need inter-board cables to communicate with each other over an inter- board bus. (LAN, V.35, RS232 and encryption adapters never require inter-board cabling.) The WAN adapters use either a Time Domain Multiplexing (TDM) bus, a Multiple Vendor Integration Protocol (MVIP) bus, or both. The DM adapters use an MVIP bus only. Each adapter has at least one bus connector, and some (such as the PRI-23 and PRI-23/30) have both.

The following table classifies the adapters according to inter-board connector type:

Adapter	Inter-Board Connector Type

LAN (Ethernet)	(none)

V.35	(none)

RS232	(none)

BRI-1	(none)

BRI-4	TDM

PRI-8	TDM

PRI-23	both TDM and MVIP

PRI-23/30	both TDM and MVIP

Expander	TDM

DM-8	MVIP

DM-24	MVIP

DM-24+/30+	MVIP

encryption (DES/RSA)	(none)

All TDM and MVIP connectors, if present, are along the top of the card as shown in the System Adapters Appendix. If you are unsure of the location of the adapter’s connectors, refer to the adapter illustrations for clarification.

The type of inter-board bus (or buses) you should install depends upon your unique system configuration. The following suggestions should help you achieve the cleanest connections:

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Enterasys Networks CSX6000, CSX5500, CSX7000 manual Connecting Adapter INTER-BOARD Cables, Connecting Multiple Adapters

Contents

USER’S Guide Virus Disclaimer Trademarks DOC Notice Contents Software Overview Hardware Installation Configuration Tools Cfgedit Security Overview Configuring System Options and Information Configuring Off-node Server Information Configuring Encryption Configuring Advanced Bridging Configuring IPX Central Site Remote Access Switch Configuring Snmp Configuring Other Advanced Options Verifying the Base System Verifying Routing Protocols LCD Messages System Commands System Statistics Routine Maintenance Cfgedit Map Using this Guide Documentation SET Cfgedit MAP Guide Conventions Cfgedit Screens User’s Guide CyberSWITCH System Overview Cyberswitch Unique System Features Hours of Usage USER’S Guide Central Site Remote Access Switch Radius Interoperability OverviewInteroperability Protocols Interoperability Devices Network Layer Encryption OverviewLink Layer Security Overview Network Interface Overview Isdn System Components Remote Isdn Devices Switches Supported System Platforms Hardware OverviewPlatform Number Main Speed Slots CSX5500 System Platforms EMI To reduce the risk of electrical shock or energy hazards CSX6000 Cleaning the CSX6000 AIR Filter To reduce the risk of electrical shock or energy hazards CSX7000 Disk Drives Number of 1/3 height IDE disk drives supported NE 2000-II a Network Express Platform Front View Platform Characteristics NE 4000 a Network Express Platform USER’S Guide NE 5000 Platform a Network Express Platform Cleaning the NE 5000 AIR Filter EMI Ethernet Adapters Hardware CharacteristicsSystem Adapters Mtbf Basic Rate Adapters 75000hrs PRI-8 Primary Rate AdaptersPRI-23 PRI-23/30 Jumper Usage PRI-8, PRI-23, and PRI-23/30 Connection Expander Adapter Adapter 35 Pin Transmit Clock Data Set Ready No Connect Gnd Signal ReturnNo Connect Ring Indicator Receive Data No Connect Digital Modems With error controlWith error control and data compression With data compression Mvip DM-8LSI Logic LR33000RISC DM-24 Encryption Adapter Overview Administration SoftwareSoftware Overview System Software Configuration Files System Files Operational Files User Level Security Files System Installation Accessing the CyberSWITCH Ordering NI-1 Lines Using NI-1 Isdn Ordering Codes Ordering Isdn Service US onlyOrdering NI-1 Lines Using EZ-ISDN Codes Ordering BRI Isdn Lines Using Provisioning Settings Provisioning Settings for AT&T 5ESS Switches NI-1 AT&T Custom Point-to-Point CSV limit CSV NB limit AT&T 5ESS NI-1 ServiceUnrestricted CSD limit CSD NB limit Any Provision Settings for Northern Telecom DMS-100 SwitchesCSV limit CSD limit PVC Version Functional Yes Number of call AppearancesBasic Information for Ordering PRI Isdn Lines US Only Option Local Bell Operating Company Type of SwitchDisabled Sprint Choose a suitable setup location Hardware InstallationPRE-INSTALLATION Requirements Verify system power requirements If you are installing only WAN adapters Verify administration console requirementsProvide a diskette for configuration backup If you are installing WAN adapters and DM adapters Adapter Settings If you are installing WAN adapters and an Encryption adapter Adapter Interrupt and I/O Address Settings Configured Slot Interrupt Jumper Address Switch Setting SW1 DM-24 Adapter Interrupt and I/O Address Settings SW2 SW3 DES/RSA Adapter Encryption Adapter SettingsMvip Settings OFF Line Type Settings Additional Adapter SettingsTop Left Top Pair Right Pair Jumper Jumper Setting North American PRI-23 Clock SettingsJ10 J11 J12 J13 J14 JP6 JP1JP3 JP9 Mvip Inserting the Adapters Into the Cyberswitch Connecting Adapter INTER-BOARD Cables Connecting Multiple Adapters Flat Bus Ribbon Cable Connecting a WAN Adapter to the LCD Summary of Guidelines Making Connections Accessing the CyberswitchDirect Connection DCD DTR DSR RCV Xmit GND RTS CTS NULL-MODEM Connection to a PC Remote Connection Using Telnet Remote Connections Modem to Modem On the CyberSWITCH sideOn the remote administration console side COM1 From Cfgedit Options, select Default Async Protocol Establishing AN Administration Session Accessing the Release Notes Installing Software Upgrading System Software Couldn’t open the file C\SYSTEM\PLATFORM.NEI Local Upgrade Upgrading System Software Remote Upgrade Accessing the Release Notes Basic Configuration Configuring Basic Bridging Configuration Tools Cfgedit Saving Cfgedit Changes Dynamic ManagementExecuting Cfgedit Executing Dynamic Management Utility Dynamic Management Commands Saving Dynamic Management Changes Using the Network Worksheets Using the Configuration Chapters Configuring Resources Using Cfgedit Configuring Resources and LinesResources Resource Configuration Elements Resource Background Information PPP Configuring Lines Using Cfgedit Lines Multiframe CRC Characteristic PRI/T1 lines E1 lineCommonChannel Select Change from the Data Lines menu of Physical Resources Line Configuration Elements Auto TEI Directory Numbers Switch Type Number of Data Number of SPIDsDMS100 custom NI-1 Directory Numbers Line Encoding Commport Information Line Background Information Subaddresses Configuring a Subaddress Using CfgeditSubaddress Configuration Elements Subaddresses Background Information Select Enable/Disable Bridging Configuring Basic BridgingENABLING/DISABLING Bridging Using Cfgedit MAC Layer Bridging Configuration Elements MAC Layer Bridging Background Information Enabling IP Using Cfgedit Configuring Basic IP RoutingInternet Protocol IP Option Configuring the IP Operating Mode Using Cfgedit IP Operating ModeIP Option Configuration Elements IP Background Information IP Operating Mode Configuration Elements IP Operating Mode Background Information Configuring Interfaces Using Cfgedit IP Network Interfaces USER’S Guide Network Interface Configuration Elements MTU Transmit Broadcast IP Address Default switch for numbered WAN interfaces IP RIP Receive Control IP Network Interface Background Information WAN Direct Host IP Host RFC1294 IP Network Interface Type Associated Remote DeviceIP Host RFC1294 Hdlc Bridge USER’S Guide Example 1 LAN, WAN and WAN Direct Host Interfaces Example 2 LAN, WAN UnNumbered, WAN Remote LAN Interfaces IP RIP and the IP Network Interfaces Isdn Isdn IP RIP Over Dedicated Connections Isdn Network Flattening Redundant Configurations for BackupProxy ARP Secondary IP Addressing Example IP Host Communications in Flattened Networks Configuring Static Routes Static Routes IP address for the destination network or host Static Route Configuration Elements Central Site Remote Access Switch Isdn Static Route Background Information Configuring Default Routes Default RoutesDefault Route Configuration Elements ENABLING/DISABLING IP RIP Using Cfgedit Routing Information Protocol RIP Option IP RIP Background Information IP RIP Configuration ElementsIP RIP Status LAN Configuring Security Level Security and Encryption Options Security Overview Security Level System Options and Information Device Level Databases User Level Databases Network Login InformationOFF-NODE Server Information Configuring Security Level Database Device Level User Level Administration Security On-Node Yes Configuring no Security Using Cfgedit No Security Device Level Security Configuring Device Level Security Using CfgeditDevice Level Security Background Information User Level Security Configuring User Level Security Using CfgeditUser Level Security Background Information User Level Security Isdn Responding to Login Prompts Making a Telnet Connection Tacacs Configuring Device and User Level Security Using CfgeditDevice and User Level Security ACE Device and User Level Background Information Configuring System Options Using Cfgedit Configuring System Options and InformationSystem Options System Options Configuration Elements System Options Bridge MAC Calling Line Id Authentication Address PAP Chap System Options Background Information PAP Chap System Information Configuring System Information Using CfgeditSystem Information Configuration Elements Optional Calling Line Id Configuring Administrative Sessions Using Cfgedit Administrative SessionSystem Information Background Information Administrative Session Configuration Elements Administrative Session Background Information Emergency Telnet Server Port Number Background Information Configuring AN ON-NODE Device Database Configuring Device Level DatabasesON-NODE Device Database Configuring ON-NODE Device Entries ON-NODE Device Entries On-node Device Entries No pvc configured for Device DAN SVC None 0.0 IP SubNetwork number ON-NODE Device Database Configuration Elements Base Data Rate Frame Relay Access Configuration Elements Chap Secret Outbound Authentication RIP/SAP Appletalk Information Configuration Elements Bridge Information Configuration Elements ON-NODE Device Database Background Information Bridging with Hdlc Bridge Devices IP Routing with Hdlc Bridge Devices Security Mode On-node Device Table Configuration DataLine Id IP Routing with IP Host Devices RFC1294 IP Routing with PPP IP Devices Using IpcpPAP or Chap PAP Password or Bridging with PPP Bridge Devices Using BCPIP Routing with PPP Bridge Devices Using BCP Configuring OFF-NODE Device Database Location Using Cfgedit OFF-NODE Device Database Location OFF-NODE Device Database Location Configuration Elements OFF-NODE Device Database Location Background Information User Level Authentication Database Location Configuring User Level DatabasesConfiguring Authentication Database Location Using Cfgedit Database Telnet Port Number Name John Doe Name mynode1 Address Remote Office1 Configuring OFF-NODE Server InformationMultiple Administration Login Names Type communications server CSM Authentication Server Configuring CSM Authentication Server CSM Authentication Server Background Information CSM Authentication Server Configuration ElementsConfiguring a Radius Authentication Server Is SHAREDSECRET1234 Radius Authentication Server Configuration Elements Radius Authentication Server Background Information Configuring a Radius Accounting Server Select 5 Off-node Server Information Return to the Off-node Server Information Menu Radius Accounting Server Configuration Elements Radius Accounting Server Background Information Enabling Radius Type Using Cfgedit Radius RFC2138 Dynamic Device Option Radius Type Configuration ElementsConfiguring the Dynamic Device Option Using Cfgedit Radius Type Dynamic Device Configuration Elements Tacacs Authentication Server Configuring a Tacacs Authentication Server Tacacs Authentication Server Configuration Elements Tacacs Authentication Server Background Information ACE Authentication Server Configuring AN ACE Authentication Server ACE Authentication Server Configuration Elements ACE Authentication Server Background Information Network Login General Configuration Configuring Network Login InformationConfiguring General Network Login Information Using Cfgedit Select the type of authentication desired Network Login General Configuration Background Information Network Login BannersConfiguring Network Login Banners Using Cfgedit Network Login Banners Background Information Login Configuration Specific to Radius ServerConfiguring Radius Server Login Information Using Cfgedit Login Configuration Specific to Radius Server Login Configuration Specific to Tacacs Server Configuring Tacacs Server Login Information Using Cfgedit Login Configuration Specific to Tacacs Server USER’S Guide Configuring AN Encryption Adapter Using Cfgedit Configuring EncryptionConfiguration Select Add a Resource Select IP Security Associations Select Add. Respond to the following series of questions Configuring Link Layer Encryption PPP Encryption only Select Device Level Databases Select On-node device entries Encryption Configuration Elements Final Destination IP Address Encryption Background Information IP Network Layer Encryption 12345678 8888CCCC 8888CCCC 12345678 Link Layer Encryption Isdn Interaction with Other Features For IP Layer encryption For Link Layer encryption Advanced Configuration Configuring Alternate Accesses Dedicated Accesses Configuring Alternate AccessesConfiguring a Dedicated Access Using Cfgedit Dedicated Access Configuration Elements Dedicated Access Background Information Accesses Configuring AN X.25 Access Accesses USER’S Guide Configuration Elements Lapb Configuration Elements Timers Maximum Window Size Nonstandard Default Transmit Window Size PVC Configuration Elements Access Background Information B1 B2 Configuring a Frame Relay Access Frame Relay AccessesSelect Access Information Select Add a PVC Frame Relay General Configuration Elements LMI Format Frame Relay PVC Configuration ElementsLMI Dlci Value PVC Name Frame Relay Access Background Information Local Management Interface Overview Allowed Not Allowed Configuring Advanced Bridging Bridge Dial OUT Under ISDN, select Dial Out Phone Number Configuring Spanning Tree Protocol Using Cfgedit Spanning Tree Protocol Spanning Tree Protocol Configuration Elements Spanning Tree Protocol Background Information Bridge Mode of Operation Configuration Elements Bridge Mode of OperationConfiguring the Bridge Mode of Operation Using Cfgedit Bridge Mode of Operation Background Information Configuring Bridge Filters Using Cfgedit Bridge Filters Protocol Definition Commands Source MAC Filter Commands Protocol Filter Commands Destination MAC Filter CommandsPacket Data Filter Commands Bridge Filter Configuration Elements Lsap in HEX Filter Type Maximum Number of Each Bridge Filters Background InformationFilter Destination MAC Unrestricted Mode Bridge Filters Source Discard Connect Destination Protocol Packet Central Site Remote Access Switch On any LAN port. The packet will be sent to remote Filter Action Distribution Result ListPacket matching this filter will not be forwarded Sites connected over the WAN according to According to the normal learning bridge methods On LAN port 1. The packet will be sent to remoteSites connected over the WAN and to LAN port On LAN port 2. The packet will be sent to remote Restricted Mode Bridge Filters Restricted Mode Forwarding Action Central Site Remote Access Switch Ed on the LAN ports. The packet will not be sent to Filter Distribution Result Action ListPacket matching this filter will only be forward Any remote sites connected over the WAN Port Ed on LAN port 1. The packet will not be sent to reMote sites connected over the WAN or to LAN Ed on LAN port 2. The packet will not be sent to re Packet matching this filter will be discarded to Packet matching this filter will be discarded onLAN ports. The packet will be sent to all Remote sites connected on the WAN. The packet Configuring a Destination MAC Address Filter Preliminaries Discard Connect Configuring the Known Connect List Known Connect List Known Connect List Configuration Elements Known Connect List Background Information Configuring Advanced IP Routing Static ARP Table Entries Static ARP Table Entries Configuring Static ARP Table Entries Using CfgeditStatic ARP Table Entries Configuration Elements Select Static ARP Table Entries from the IP menu Isolated Mode Static Route Lookup VIA Radius IP Address Pool Configuration Elements Static Route VIA Radius Configuration ElementsConfiguring AN IP Address Pool Using Cfgedit IP Address Pool IP Filters IP Address Pool Background Information Initiating the IP Filter Configuration Using Cfgedit Configuring Packet Types Using Cfgedit TCP UDP Icpm Specify a control value any, established, or not established Select Icmp Type Configuring Forwarding Filters Select Add a Forwarding Filter Configuring Connection Filters Configuring Exception Filter Select IP Interfaces Applying FiltersSelect Apply Global Forwarding Filter IP Filters Configuration Elements TCP and UDP Ports Range NEQIP Filters Background Information Packet Types Forwarding Filters Connection Filters Exception Filters Application to Network Interfaces Common Portion Limitations Example of AN IP Filter Configuration FTP WWW Sfvra Forward Configuring a Dhcp Relay Agent Using Cfgedit Dhcp Relay Agent Dhcp Configuration Elements Dhcp Background Information Bridge to Bridge Environment Router to Bridge Environment IP Router to IP Router with Relay Agents on both USER’S Guide Remote Bridge to IP Router w/Relay Agent = WAN Rlan Dhcp Proxy Client Configuring the Dhcp Proxy ClientSelect Dhcp Proxy Client Dhcp Proxy Client ENABLE/DISABLE Flag Sample Configuration IP Router with Dhcp Proxy Client Configuring Security Associations Using Cfgedit Configuration for IP Router ChloeSecurity Associations DNS and Netbios Addresses Configuring DNS and Netbios Addresses Using Cfgedit DNS/NBNS Configuration Elements DNS/NBNS Background Information Configuring IPX Configuring IPX Information IPX Option Configuration Element ENABLING/DISABLING IPX Using CfgeditIPX Routing Option IPX Internal Network Number Configuring the IPX Internal Network Number Using CfgeditIPX Internal Network Number Configuration Element IPX Option Background Information IPX Network Interfaces Configuring IPX Network Interfaces Using CfgeditIPX Network Number Background Information Displays the current IPX network interface data IPX Network Interface Configuration Elements SAP IPX Network Interface Configuration Elements IPX Network Interface Background Information IPX Routing Protocol Configuration Elements Configuring IPX Routing Protocols Using CfgeditIPX Routing Protocols IPX Routing Protocol Background Information SAP Special Considerations Remote LAN Interface Configuring IPX Static Routes Using Cfgedit IPX Static Routes IPX Static Routes Configuration Elements IPX Static Routes Background Information IPX Netware Static Services Configuring IPX Netware Static Services Using Cfgedit IPX Netware Static Services Configuration Elements Configuring IPX Spoofing Using Cfgedit IPX Netware Static Services Background InformationIPX Spoofing IPX Spoofing Configuration Elements IPX Spoofing Background Information Watchdog Protocol IPX Type 20 Packet Handling Configuration Elements Configuring IPX Type 20 Packet Handling Using CfgeditIPX Type 20 Packet Handling IPX Isolated Mode Configuration Elements IPX Isolated ModeConfiguring IPX Isolated Mode Using Cfgedit IPX Isolated Mode Background Information Configuring Triggered RIP/SAP Global Timers Using Cfgedit Displaying WAN Peer List Triggered RIP/SAP Background Information Configuring IPX Devices IPX-SPECIFIC Information for Devices IPX-Specific Information for Devices Remote LAN Devices Enable Bridging and disable Make calls for bridge data IPX Configuration Elements for Devices None IPX Background Information for Devices Configuring Snmp Configuring Snmp Configuring Snmp Snmp Configuration Elements Snmp Background Information WAN Central Site Remote Access Switch Using Cabletron NMS Systems CT-CONTAINER-MIB CT-WAN-MIB CTMIB2-EXT-MIB Enabling Appletalk Routing Using Cfgedit Configuring Appletalk RoutingAppletalk Routing Option Appletalk Ports Appletalk Routing Option Configuration ElementConfiguring Appletalk Ports Using Cfgedit Appletalk Routing Background Information Appletalk Ports Configuration Elements Appletalk Ports Background Information Overview Appletalk Static Routes ConfigurationConfiguring Appletalk Static Routes Using Cfgedit Considerations Appletalk Capacities Configuration Elements Appletalk Routing Static Routes Configuration ElementsConfiguring Appletalk Capacities Using Cfgedit Appletalk Capacities Appletalk Isolated Mode Configuration Elements Appletalk Isolated ModeConfiguring the Appletalk Isolated Mode Using Cfgedit Appletalk Capacities Background Information Configuring Call Control Call Control Menu Configuring the Throughput Monitor Throughput Monitor Throughput Monitor Configuration Elements Throughput Monitor Background Information Condition Trigger Number Window Size Utilization 90% Underload Condition Monitoring USER’S Guide Call Interval Parameters Monthly Call Charge Call Restrictions Monthly Call Charge Configuration ElementsConfiguring Call Restrictions Using Cfgedit Monthly Call Charge Background Information Call Restriction Configuration Elements Maximum Calls PER DAY Maximum Call Minutes PER Month Bandwidth Reservation Configuring Bandwidth ReservationCall Restrictions Background Information Bandwidth Reservation Bandwidth Reservation Configuration Elements Select Bandwidth Reservation Semipermanent Connections Configuring Semipermanent Connections Using CfgeditBandwidth Reservation Background Information Semiperm Call Device Commands Semipermanent Connections Configuration ElementsSemipermanent Connections Background Information Call Restrictions Throughput Monitor Configuring CSM for Call Control Using Cfgedit CSM AS a Call Control Manager Call Control Management Channel Callback Configuring D Channel Callback Using CfgeditSelect D Channel Callback Channel Callback Configuration Elements Channel Callback Background Information Digital Modem Inactivity Timeout Modem Inactivity Timeout Configuration Elements Modem Inactivity Timeout Background Information Digital Modem Configuring Other Advanced OptionsConfiguring for a Digital Modem Using Cfgedit For IP routing For AppleTalk routing For IPX routingDigital Modem Background Information Digital Modem Default Async Protocol PPP Mode Using Cfgedit Call Disconnect Using Cfgedit Terminal Mode Using CfgeditDefault Async Protocol Configuration Elements Data Timeout Value Autosense Feature Configuring PPP PPP ConfigurationPPP Configuration Elements PPP Configuration PPP Background Information Default Line Protocol Configuring Default Line Protocol Using Cfgedit Configuring LOG Options Using Cfgedit Default Line Protocol Configuration ElementsDefault Line Protocol Background Information LOG Options Select Add a Syslog Server From Log Options, select Authentication Message DA logLOG Options Configuration Elements From Log Options, select Call Detail Recording UDP Port LOG Options Background Information Central Site Remote Access Switch System Messages CDR Log Report Event Report Contents Call Detail Recording Events Record Connect/Term Connect Event Report Contents Disconnect/Term Disconnect Event Report Contents Term Fail Event Report Contents Reject Event Report ContentsTerm Succ Event Report Contents System Up Event Report Contents Configuring Compression Options Using Cfgedit Verify Event Report ContentsCompression Options Compression Options Configuration Elements Compression Options Background Information Central Site Remote Access Switch Tftp Configuration Elements Configuring TftpTftp Background Information File Attributes Configuration Elements Configuring File AttributesFile Attributes File Attributes Background Information Verification and Diagnosis ARP Hardware Resources OPERATIONAL? Verifying the Base SystemWAN Adapter INITIALIZED? To correct the problem, try the following LAN Adapter INITIALIZED? WAN Lines Available for USE? Verifying WAN Line Availability Dedicated Serial Connections LAN Connection OPERATIONAL? Bridge INITIALIZED? Try the following to correct the problemIP Router INITIALIZED? Remote Device Connectivity Set-up Security Rejection-Invalid Calling Line Id # MULTI-LEVEL Security To verify multi-level security IP Host Mode OPERATIONAL? IP Host ModeDisabled IP Host INITIALIZED? Try the following Alternate Accesses Dedicated Connections Frame Relay Connections Connections A Terminal Server Menu IP Routing OPERATIONAL? Verifying Routing ProtocolsIP Routing Over a LAN Interface IP Routing Over a WAN Interface Ping 192.100.1.1 return IP Routing Over a WAN Direct Host Interface 100.0.0.1 100.0.0.0 Host B 100.0.0.3 Host a 100.0.0.2 IP Routing Over a WAN Remote LAN Interface IP Routing Over a WAN Unnumbered Interface IP Filters Ip filter trace discard return Ip filter trace off return If you are still experiencing problemsIP RIP INITIALIZED? IP RIP Output Processing on a LAN Interface IP RIP Input Processing on a LAN Interface IP RIP Output Processing on a WAN Interface IP RIP Input Processing Operational on a WAN Interface IPX IPX Router INITIALIZED? IPX Routing OPERATIONAL? IPX Routing Over a LAN Connection IPX Remote LAN Connection Xxxx IPX Routing Over a WAN Connection Triggered RIP/SAP Ipx trigreq device Appletalk Routing INITIALIZED? Appletalk RoutingAppletalk Routing OPERATIONAL? Appletalk Routing Over the LAN Connection Atalk port Appletalk Routing Over a WAN Connection USER’S Guide Verifying System Options Snmp USER’S Guide Dial OUT Set Up Call Detail Recording Compression Reserved Bandwidth CyberSWITCH does not have Compression EnabledPeer Protocol-Rejects CCP Verifying the Relay Agent is Enabled Verifying Dhcp Relay Agent Initialization Verifying the Relay Agent is Operational USER’S Guide Verifying the Proxy Client is Enabled Verifying Dhcp Proxy Client Initialization Verifying the Proxy Client is Operational Ip addrpool return Modem Callback Verifying a Semipermanent Connection Proxy ARP Proxy ARP Troubleshooting LCD Messages Initialization LCD Message LCD MessagesLCD Message Groups Normal Operation LCD Messages Error LCD Messages LCD Message Groups Auto Over Max Charge System Messages Initialization Messages Error MessagesInformational Messages Normal Operation Messages Call has exceeded the configured maximum duration Port LAN Adapter, operating in remote mode onlyPort LAN Adapter, operating in local and remote mode System Message Summary Activation Failure- Session not active Acct Warning code TimeoutAdapter #’x’ failed to respond from bootstrap Adapter does not respond adapter #’x’ Auth ACE Could not create service file Attempting to load FileName for UpgradeAttempt to initialize unconfigured DM card in slot slot # Auth ACE Could not write service file Auth ACE Node verification received Client initialized Auth ACE Error receiving server log message acknowledgmentAuth ACE Login rejected user user name Auth Radius Chap rejected for device device name Auth Radius IP Resolve rejected IP Address IP address Auth Radius Login rejected device device nameAuth Radius IP Host rejected IP Host id IP host Id Auth Radius PAP rejected device device name Auth Warning code 0004 No authentication node available Auth Tacacs Login rejected user user nameAuth Warning code 0001 Timeout Auth Warning code 0007 Authentication mode mismatch Bootstrap came alive on WAN card in slot slot # Booting System SoftwareBootstrap came alive on DM card in slot slot # Bad auth result in smgrauthaanotify for device device name Callback type call back type ID is not currently supported Call Restrictions have been disabled by user commandCalculating CRC’s CallID in use in Hostcallrequest Call Restriction statistics reset for new month Call Restrictions have been enabled by user commandCall Restriction statistics reset for new day Call Restrictions will allow calls to be made this hour Central Site Remote Access Switch CCP Internal Decompression Failure Cause cause code received for Dlci dlci indexCause Code Event CCP Option Negotiation Failure, Non-Convergence detected Channel in use in Hostcallrequest Chap Authentication Failure remote device not respondingCNTR-TMRTimed out waiting for TMR number interrupt Current monthly charges reset for new month Configured adapter # ’x’ type does not existCouldn’t find speech service slot #, port # Connection disconnected for license violation Dedicated connection down slot #, port # Data link test successful DSL port # , CESDCE Data Rate is invalid on FrStartPVC DHCP-P Failed to close UDP port x, erc = y DHCP-P Proxy Client initialization failed DHCP-P Proxy Client disabledDHCP-P Proxy Client enabled DHCP-P UDP port 67 closed DHCP-R Failed to close UDP port 67, erc = DHCP-R Relay Agent disabledDHCP-R Relay Agent enabled DHCP-R Failed to open UDP port 67, erc = DM card type configured in slot slot # does not exist DM card in slot slot # is not usable, could not upgradeDM card in slot slot # signals it is operational DM card failed Flash download bad xx Srec DM upgrade success. Board=board #, Modem=modem # DM card in slot slot # will not come out of resetDM upgrade started. Board=board #, Modem=modem # Downloading Bootstrap to DM card in slot slot # Error downloading bootstrap program to adapter #’x’ Edrv transmit error error codeError closing file ’s’ Error downloading operational software to adapter ’x’ Error during PVC initialization Access access index Error during channel initialization Access access indexError during port initialization Access access index Error initializing WAN card WAN card Id Error reading file file name, section = section name Error opening file \system\ethernt2.binError programming adapter #’x’ hardware Error reading sdconf.rec file Failed to allocate enough memory for Xilinx load file Failed to get a tone signaling sessionFacility not subscribed Slot=slot # Port=port # Failed to obtain Terminal info in smgrprocterminalauthsess Failure during Static RAM test on adapter # ’x’ Failure during read of file ’s’Failure to allocate enough memory for Xilinx load file Central Site Remote Access Switch Frietf detected PPP protocol from NAME, shutting down PVC File Access ErrFormatting Flash Memory Frame Relay event queue full Invalid Cllm received on Access access index Installing File Set into Flash MemoryInterrupt fault on WAN Adapter in Slot slot # Invalid Password password given Invalid SERIAL.001 file present, file is ignored IP Error from ESP datagram discardedIP x.x.x.x not added to the pool Unknown error y Invalid serial number in SERIAL.001, file is ignored IP Cannot stop Proxy Arp for IP address #, no cmd buf avail IP Default Route not added, invalid next hop IP address #IP Invalid configuration for Network Interface dd IP Failed to de-register with IP Address Pool Manager erc=x IP IP router is initialized successfully IP Invalid Peer IP Address IP address, WAN IP Stream ClosedIP IP host is initialized successfully IP Network initialized successfully on ddd.ddd.ddd.ddd Ipcp Remote device does not negotiate IP address Ipcp IP Address Pool Out of IP addressesIpcp Option Negotiation Failure, Non-Convergence detected IP Host Call Dropped XID was not received from remote IP RIP Initialization failed, unable to allocate buffers IP RIP All network interfaces usedIP RIP Buffers allocated IP RIP Send queue full IPX Network Interface on LAN port port # not initialized IPX Invalid Ipxwc passedIPX Network initialized successfully on IPX IPX router initialized successfully Ipxwan IPX Internal Network Number must be configured IPX SAP Space available in service tableIPX SAP Unable to add service, service table full IPX SAP Buffers allocated LAN Adapter Fatal Error Reported LAN Adapter Command TimeoutLAN Adapter configuration conflict LAN Adapter HW upgrade may be required LAN Adapter System resource error LAN Adapter ResetLAN Adapter Response Timeout LAN Init Error LMI alarm reset Access access index LAN Xmit ErrorLMI alarm on Access access index Manage Mode updates have been successfully committed Manual restart initiated on DM board in slot slot # Memory Access TimeoutMismatch of configured and installed DM card in slot slot # Max ATI3 retries exceeded on modem modem # of slot slot # Negotiation Failure with Semipermanent device Modem modem # of DM card in slot slot # is unusableModem revision on modem modem # of slot slot # failed Network loop between site1 and site No Active Calls Active Sites Network sent Cause Spid not supported slot #, port #Network sent Status with state = 0, tear down call No Active List entry available in INM Not enough memory for Security module Out of LAN Adapter transmit command descriptorsNo Sites Connected Offnode server lookup of Dial Out User failed PAP Invalid password for name given by remote device Auto For over 5 minutes Report problem to Phone companyPAP Identification timeout on remote device Out Svc # slot # , port # Post number, Hdlc #number External Loopback Test Failed PAP Remote device rejected System Information error messagePAP Unknown name name given by remote device Post number, Hdlc #number Internal Loopback Test Failed PVC rcv wait q already full PVC for Dlci dlci index not ActivePVC not allocated for dlci index R2 not capable of Multichannel or Non-circuit calls Reattempting to Install File Set into Flash Memory RBS LIFAddTimer failureRBSoutSMchannel # Timeout waiting for Wink Rebooting Received charge amount charge amount Replace Lithium Battery Contact your RepresentativeReserved signal Remote peer ID discrepancy Security Rejection Timeout on Startup Complete Security Rejection Invalid Password password givenSecurity Rejection No Password given by caller Security Rejection Caller did not negotiate security Signal for unknown CallCmd task task Id Semipermanent. Device x disconnected by adminSemipermanent. Device x reconnected by admin Slot #, port # Cfg Error Snmp Snmp initialized successfully Snmp Authentication failure, unknown community nameSnmp Snmp initialization failure unable to open UDP port Snmp Unable to obtain an Snmp Trap queue entry buffer SSB Post 23 i960hostintreg Failure SSB Post 27 i960timer82c54FAILURESSB i960 Post number not equal to i386’s SSB Post 24 i960iointreg Failure SSB Post 34 i960hdlc3 Failure SSB Post 32 i960hdlc1 FailureSSB Post 33 i960hdlc2 Failure SSB Post 35 i960hdlc4 Failure System Clock Fault on Wan Adapter in Slot slot # Successfully Loaded Release X.Y Issue ZSwitch could not recognize phone number nnnnnnn TCP Connection to CSM at IP address is UP Tftp Local error #4 UDP rejected packet filename Tftp Local error #2 Feature not initializedTftp Local error #3 Server not initialized Tftp Local error #5 UDP open failed Tftp Local error #18 Unable to open file filename Tftp Local error #14 Bad file nameTftp Local error #15 Bad mode string Tftp Local error #19 Disk full filename Tftp Remote error # 3 Text from Remote Host Tftp Remote error # 1 Text from Remote HostTftp Remote error # 2 Text from Remote Host Tftp Remote error # 4 Text from Remote Host Timeout detected on receiving caller’s number This card does not support R2 SignalingTimeout detected on connection establishment Timeout on Startup Complete Tried to free unallocated buffer sub name, size=size Type mismatch of configured & installed adapter # ’x’Too many digits in TN in Hostcallrequest Unable to Decrypt Datagram Unable to restore original ISRs for Interrupt interrupt # Unable to open \config\devdb.nei fileUnable to open Modem Upgrade file Unable to get Digital Modem resource to place call Updating CyberSWITCH from FileName Unexpected error during transmission of LMI frameUnmatched Login Task Unknown Calling Bridge MAC address Watchdog timeout detected on WAN board ’x’ WAN card in slot slot # signals it is operationalWatchdog timeout detected on DM board in slot slot # X25 facilities error, facilities not allowed in PVC X25 facilities error, invalid DTE address X25 facilities error, bad facility lengthX25 facilities error, invalid facilities length X25 facilities error, facility not allowed X25 facilities error, window size negotiation not available X25 facilities error, facility not availableX25 facilities error, packet length negotiation not allowed X25 facilities error, Rpoa not available Zone allocation failed, maximum capacity already configured Trace Messages Call Trace Messages Location Causes Call Trace Message Summary Inband treatment has been applied Configure ack slot #-BRD CFG ACK Slot=slot # Init data link slot #, port #, ces Off-hook warning tone on Out configure port #Interworking unspecified cause Origination call address is non-ISDN Recall dial tone on Received unknown signal valueOut init data link slot #, port # , ces Received unknown progress value IP Filters Trace Messages PPP Packet Trace Messages Configure NAK Configure RequestConfigure ACK Configure Reject Discard Request Trace MessagesEcho Reply Trace Message Summary X25 Data LCN logical channel number, number of bytes bytes X25 DCE RR LCN logical channel number, number of bytes bytes System is sending a call request to the network Lapb Trace Messages Lapb Trace Message Summary Out Lapb Disc Lapb SabmeLapb UA Out Lapb DM System Maintenance Remote Management Remote Management SITE.HQ Installation and Configuration Usage Instructions Telnet Isdn Earlier Releases Central Site Remote Access Switch WIN95 DIAL-UP Networking Setting UP a NEW NumberSetting UP Server Type General tab Dialing OUT Site HQ Isdn Users Report Files Statistics Files Config files Other Files Changing Carbon Copy Configuration Parameters Carbon Copy Modem Type COM1 Baud Rate Performing a File Transfer Using Carbon Copy Copy LCNETWORK.NEI HC\CONFIG\NETWORK.NEI Running Without Carbon Copy Removing Carbon Copy System Commands Accessing Administration Services Setting the IP Address Accessing Dynamic Management Viewing Operational Information Neif Connected Second column is the potential number of connections Viewing Throughput Information Throughput Monitor Contents Saving Operational Information Clearing Operational Information Terminating and Restarting the Cyberswitch CONFIGURATION-RELATED Commands Terminating Administration Sessions Setting the Date and TimeLogin-Id Appletalk Routing Commands Type State Flags Default zoneNetwork range Physical address Distance Zones valid Bridge Commands Zone Call Control Commands Indicates that a call request process has been initiated Call peer phone number data rate device bearer Calling phone number at data rate, device PPP Call Detail Recording Commands Call Restriction Commands CSM Commands Compression Information CommandsDhcp Commands Digital Modem Commands Frame Relay Commands Clears all statistics associated with the fr stat command IP Routing Commands Disables the trace Mask used for the destination Time since the last update was received IPX Routing Commands Ipx diag host ipx address timeout Isdn Usage Commands LAN Commands LOG Commands Packet Capture Commands Pkt display Banyan Vines Packet Detail Screen Bridged Packet Radius Commands Radius ipres Spanning Tree Commands Serial Interface CommandsSnmp Commands Spanning Tree Port Information Spanning Tree Bridge Information Bridge priority of the root bridge TCP Commands Telnet Commands Possible send parameters are defined as follows Terminal Commands Tftp Commands Tftp GET Trace Commands Tftp PUT UDP Commands User Level Security Commands WAN Commands Commands Clears the statistics for the default VC System Statistics Connectivity Statistics Call Statistics Call Restriction StatisticsThroughput Monitoring Statistics Appletalk Statistics Appletalk Protocol Statistics Number of AppleTalk Echo requests received Count of AppleTalk Echo replies received Number of NBP LookUp Requests received Appletalk Port Statistics Bridge Statistics Call Detail Recording Statistics Compression Related Statistics Compression StatisticsDecompression Related Statistics Dhcp Relay Agent statistics and Dhcp Proxy Agent statistics Dhcp StatisticsCommon Dhcp Statistics Dhcp Relay Agent Statistics Dhcp Proxy Client Statistics Digital Modem Statistics Access Related StatisticsFrame Relay Statistics Init PVC Related Statistics LAN Statistics IP Statistics IP Group Statistics Number of IP datagrams successfully reassembled Icmp Group Statistics IPX Statistics IPX General Statistics Network number portion of the IPX address of this system IPX RIP Statistics IPX Triggered RIP Statistics IPX Route Statistics IPX SAP Statistics IPX Triggered SAP Statistics RIP Global Statistics IPX Service StatisticsRIP Statistics RIP Interface Statistics Serial Interface Statistics Snmp Statistics SnmpInBadVersions SnmpInGetNexts TCP Statistics Statistics for Server or Remote Initiated Tftp Activity Tftp StatisticsStatistics for Local or Client Initiated Tftp Activity Statistics for ALL Tftp Activity WAN Frietf Statistics UDP Statistics Layer 1 PRI Error Statistics WAN L1P Statistics WAN Statistics Layer 1 General Statistics Statistics Maximum number of active VCs allowed at any time Virtual Circuit VC Related Statistics USER’S Guide Executing Configuration Changes Routine MaintenanceINSTALLING/UPGRADING System Software Making Changes Using Cfgedit Making Changes Using Manage Mode Configuration Backup and RestoreObtaining System Custom Information Appendices System Worksheets System Adapters Ethernet Adapter Side View Ethernet Adapter BRI-4 Adapter Side View Basic Rate Adapter Front View PRI-8 Adapter Side View Primary Rate Adapters PRI-8 PRI-23 Adapter PRI-23/30 Adapter Front View PRI-8 Expander Adapter Side View Front View Adapter Side View Front View RS232 Adapter Side View DM-8 Adapter Digital Modems DM-8 DM-24 Adapter OFF DM-24+ Adapter DM-24+/DM-30+ DM-24+ Adapter Back view USA System Worksheets Network Topology Resources System DetailsLines Accesses Over Isdn Authentication Information Frame Relay Information Device Information Bridging and Routing Information IP Routing IP Routing IPX Routing Appletalk Routing AppleTalk Routing/Port Information Snmp PPP Main MenuIPX FR DBU Physical Resources Menu Dhcp Options MenuWAN Rlan SPI Snmp FR DBU CSM Radius Tacacs ACE Security MenuSVC, PVC CSM Radius PPP STAC-L25CSM TCP port Getting Assistance Reporting ProblemsContacting Cabletron Systems Phone FAX Cabletron Systems System Problem Report To Customer Service FromNumber of Pages Including this Administrative Console Commands Table Clears administration screen Command Use Cdr verifyVerifies call detail recording servers are configured Displays authentication messages Administrative Console Commands Table Log cdr erase Generates a triggered RIP/SAP update request toLocal log file only displays the call detail recording log Local log file only erases the call detail recording log Changes password for current access level Displays system errors and system messages Displays the current Tftp statistics Sets LCN index default value to m Writes current authentication messages to diskAccess or the specified access Specified X.25 access Manage Mode Commands Table Adds/changes/deletes an IPX address from the IPX Address pool Ipxsvc add/change/delete Adds/changes/deletes an IPX service Central Site Remote Access Switch Cause Codes Table Cause Codes Table USER’S Guide Central Site Remote Access Switch USER’S Guide Central Site Remote Access Switch Dec Value Hex Value Cause Unknown Atalk IndexBr stat Clid 195 Cr stats 596 crossover cable Date Help 113 Ip addrpool Isdn usage commands 607 isolated mode Ipcp Modem devices Netstat -r 443 network flattening Offnode 213, 216 STAC-LZS Radius Server configuring Restart 585 restore Snmp 352 snmp stats 614 socket number 336 software Srcfilt 270 startne Terminal mode 33, 102, 392, 393 Trace lapb Wr 72, 584 ws 72 Wan