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IBM Heritage user manual Advanced Configurations

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Advanced Configurations

Chapter 4 Advanced Configurations

This Chapter described the advanced features that are primarily intended for experienced users and network administrators to perform network management and more complex configurations.

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IBM Heritage user manual Advanced Configurations

Contents

Heritage Series Copyright Table of Contents Managing The xDSL Router Dhcp Client Configuration Chapter OverviewFeatures and Compatibility Heritage Series Adsl Bridge/ Router Introduction What’s in the package? Important Rules for Safe Operation Turn Off the Power Switch Between DC Plug Off and On Heritage Series Adsl Bridge/ Router Introduction Front Panel Function Behavior DefinitionRear Panel Function Definition10Introduction Installing Configuring your xDSL Router Preparation for Hardware and software installation DSLAM/ISPPC a HUB PC B Hardware Installation Check TCP/IP protocol Windows 95/98 setting for Ethernet LAN connectionDouble-click on My computer-Control Panel-Network Installing and Configuring your xDSL Router 2 TCP/IP installation Installing and Configuring your xDSL Router 3 TCP/IP setting Your network manager for correct configurationsInstalling and Configuring your xDSL Router For example Click OK to save the new setting Using Telnet via Ethernet interface Configuring the RouterSelect Start-Programs-MS-DOS Prompt Using terminal program via serial console port Select Start-Programs-Accessories-HyperTerminalInstalling and Configuring your xDSL Router Installing and Configuring your xDSL Router Installing and Configuring your xDSL Router Basic Configurations Factory default configuration AdminISP/DSLAM configuration Bridged RFC1483 Default configuration for RouterSystem configuration Local PC configurationIsfs rm resolve Isfs rm initbridge Isfs rm initppp Restart Local PC B configuration Local PC a configurationRouted RFC1483 Is the IP address of your service provider Classical IP RFC1577 Use the same VPI/VCI of RFC 1577 setting This is the login name and password of PPP server PPP Over ATM RFC2364Remote bridging over PPPoA Basic Configurations Basic Configurations PPP Over Ethernet RFC2516 Ip relay all Config save Restart Advanced Configurations Local PC 8 configuration Local PC 1 configurationAdd NAT to Classic IP, PPP over ATM or PPP over Ethernet Ip nat add ipoa 202.1.136.254 102.2 Add NAT to RFC 1483 to above RFC 1483 Routing Mode example Changing Dhcp server configuration Deletes current Dhcp server settings Restart Home Dhcpclient config Changing Dhcp client configurationDhcpclient config flush Dhcpclient config confirm Pptp Tunneling Configuration Set channel 2 to VPI=0, VCI=32Set channel 2 to VPI=0, VCI=32 Pptp bind none Config save Restart Advanced Configurations Router Configuration Booting the xDSL Router from Ethernet NetworkManaging the xDSL Router This command is available for update boot code only Upgrading on-board flash memory from Ethernet networkSnmp Managing the xDSL Router XDSL Link Performance Statistics XDSL Link Performance Statistics Command Sets for Command Line Interface Command line interface conventionsBasic system command sets Process, process commandHelp DSL conifgRestart History mechanismSystem Isfs and Flashfs overview Commands for Isfs and Flashfs processIsfs cat flashfs cat Isfs ls flashfs ls Flashfs updateIsfs rm Device delete Commands for Bridge processDevice add Forum LAN emulation alecjadeDevice list EthertypeFilterage FilterFlush Portfilter Spanning forwarddelay Spanning disable enableStatus Spanning hellotime Spanning maxageSpanning port number Spanning port number disabled enableSpanning port number pathcost Spanning port number priority Spanning prioritySpanning status Commands for Dhcp server process Dhcpserver config DSL dhcpserver configDhcpserver status IP address Client UID ExpiryDhcpclient status Commands for Dhcp Client process Dhcpclient configIp device Commands for IP process Arp DSL ip arp add ether 192.168.50.1 8020199AD9Config DeviceEthernet IP-over-ATM Disable EnableIpatm arp GetIpatm abort Ipatm arpserverIpatm files Ipatm lifetimeIpatm pvc Iphostname NorelayPing PortnameCommand RelayRip accept Rip allowedRip boot Rip hostroutesRip relay Rip killrelayRip poison Rip relaysRip send RouteExample Stats RouteflushRoutes SubnetDSL ip subnet Nat interfaces Commands for NAT processIp nat Nat inboundNat info Nat inbound add pppdevice 80/TCP Nat inbound listNat protocol Nat sessionsNat stats Nat sessions pppCommands for PPP process Console object typesChannel disable Channel echo every Channel lcpmaxconfigure Channel lcpmaxfailureChannel lcpmaxterminate Channel llcSet channel 3 to be VPI=3,VCI=32 Read PVC settings for channelRemove any PVC settings from ChannelChannel remoteip Channel theylogin Bcp Interface n localipInterface n stats UserCommands for Snmp configuration AccessTrap Commands for DSL process Mode gdmt-fbm Mode gliteMode gdmt-dbm Mode glite-dbmMode co-ab Mode cpe-aMode cpe-b Mode co-aShow perf Show idCommand Sets for Command Line Interface Dhcp Server Operation Dhcp Server overviewInformal configuration guide Dhcp Server ConfigurationSubnets Bootp Support Lease LengthConfiguration reference guide OptionsNetwork topology Subnet DeclarationsRange Group Allow and DenyHost Unknown-clientsParameters Server-name server-name name Dynamic-bootp-lease-cutoffFilename Next-serverDynamic-bootp-lease-length Use-host-decl-namesOption statements Server-identifierOption time-offset int32 This specifies the IP address of the client’s swap server Option max-dgram-reassembly uint16 Subnet Option arp-cache-timeout uint32 Preference Dhcp Server Operation Configuration Chapter Dhcp ClientProtocol Timing TimeoutSelect-timeout RetryInitial-interval RebootBackoff-cutoff Lease requirements and requestsSend RequestRequire Other declarations RejectInterface Dhcp OptionsOption domain-name isc.org Supported Dhcp client options Dhcp Client Configuration Appendix a Product Specifications Appendix Power Adaptor If the Power LED is dark Appendix B TroubleshootingDiagnostics with the LEDs If the PC LED is darkCan’t see any message from the configuration screen Problems when configure the Modem via the console portProblems when connecting to the Modem via Ethernet Junk characters appear on the configuration screenIf the Modem is configured to bridging mode Problems when accessing the Internet or remote networkIf the Modem is configured to routing mode Contact us for Technical support 100Base-T Appendix C10Base-T Ansi American National Standards InstituteCommunity strings Class A, B, and C networksClient Console portInternet Ethernet addressFirmware Internet address, IP addressPort number MAC layer/addressPing ProtocolRJ-45 RFCRJ-11 RoutingSubnet Address Serial portServer Subnet maskVirtual Path Transparent BridgingVirtual Channel Wall jackWAN Appendix D Government compliance notices FCC complianceDOC compliance information European CTR 21 compliance