Contents

CHAPTER 1
GETTING STARTED	1-1
INTRODUCTION	1-1
AUDIENCE	1-1
NOMENCLATURE	1-1
RELATED PUBLICATIONS	1-2
LIST OF FEATURES	1-2
HOW TO GET HELP	1-5
WEB ACCESS	1-5
EMAIL ACCESS	1-5
TELEPHONE ACCESS	1-5
WARRANTY COVERAGE	1-5
CHAPTER 2
INSTALLING AND CONFIGURING RACK-MOUNTEDSYSTEMS	2-1
BEFORE YOU BEGIN	2-1
UNPACKING AND INSPECTING	2-1
ADDITIONAL CABLES, TOOLS, AND MATERIALS	2-1
INSTALLATION SITE	2-2
PORTS AND CONNECTIONS	2-2
DIAL-OUTPORTS	2-4
CONSOLE CABLE	2-4
ETHERNET, E1, T1, CT3, CLEAR CHANNEL DS3, AND USSI	2-4
ALARMS	2-5
POWER	2-5
MANAGEMENT INTERFACE	2-5
INITIAL CONFIGURATION	2-5
INTERFACE CONFIGURATION	2-6
T1 INTERFACE	2-7
E1 INTERFACE	2-7

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Gold Street Box San Jose, CA Tel Fax June Page Contents Ractional T1/C Isco Compatible Hdlc B Undle Introduction AudienceNomenclature WAN Protocols List of FeaturesLayer 2 Features Related Publications Ospf BGP4 Layer 3 Features VPN Telephone Access How to Get HelpWarranty Coverage Web Access Email Access June Before You Begin Unpacking and InspectingAdditional Cables, Tools, and Materials Ports and Connections Installation Site AR1208-T Dial-Out Ports Console CableEthernet, E1, T1, CT3, Clear Channel DS3, and Ussi Management Interface AlarmsPower Initial Configuration EXAMPLELogin foundry EXAMPLEPassword foundry Interface Configuration Bundle Configuration T1 InterfaceE1 Interface Routing Configuration Fractional T1/Cisco-compatible Hdlc BundleT1or E1/PPP Bundle BGP4 EXAMPLEAR1208# write mem Saving ConfigurationsNxE1/MFR Bundle Fractional E1/Cisco-compatible Hdlc Bundle LED State Description LEDs June

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