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Notice to Users of Online Versions of This Book
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Trademarks
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Preface
Who Should Read This Manual
Conguration Program
About the Software
Conguration Program Users Guide for Nways Multiprotocol and Access Services Products,
Conventions Used in This Manual
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IBM 2210 Introduction and Planning Guide
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IBM 2210 Nways Multiprotocol Router Service and Maintenance Manual
Summary of Changes for the IBM 2210 Software Library
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Summary of Changes
Editorial Changes
Software Users
Summary of Changes
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Chapter 1. Getting Started
IBM 2210 Nways Multiprotocol Router Installation and Initial Conguration Guide
Migrating to the Current Release
IBM 2210 Nways Multiprotocol Router Service and Maintenance Manual
Accessing the Software Using Local and Remote Consoles
Local Consoles
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Remote Consoles
Telnet Connections
Remote Login Names and Passwords
Logging In Remotely or Locally
Reloading or Restarting the Router
Exiting the Router
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Discussing the User Interface System
Understanding the First-Level User Interface
Quick Conguration Process
System Security
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Chapter 2. Using the Software
Entering Commands
Connecting to a Process
Identifying Prompts
Getting Help
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Exiting a Lower Level Environment
Getting Back to OPCON
intercept character
Some Conguration Suggestions
Creating a First Conguration
Basing a Conguration on an Existing Conguration
Basing on an Existing Conguration
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Conguration Program Users Guide for Nways Multiprotocol and Access Services Products
Permanently Updating a Conguration
Accessing the Second-Level Processes
Accessing the Conguration Process, CONFIG (Talk 6)
Entering the CONFIG Process
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Quick Conguration Process:
Restarting or Reloading the Router
Accessing the Operating/Monitoring Process, GWCON (Talk 5)
Entering the GWCON Command Process
Accessing the Third-Level Processes
Accessing Network Interface Conguration and Operating Processes
Accessing the Network Interface Conguration Process
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Displaying the Interface Conguration:
Conguring the Network Interface:
Table2. Network Architecture and the Supported Interfaces
Accessing the Network Interface Console Process
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Monitoring the Network Interface:
Accessing Feature Conguration and Operating Processes
Accessing the Feature Processes
Accessing Protocol Conguration and Operating Processes
Entering a Protocol Conguration Process
Protocol Conguration and Monitoring Reference
Entering a Protocol Operating Process
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Command History for GWCON and CONFIG Command Line
Repeating a Command in the Command History
Repeating a Series of Commands in the Command History
repeat sequence
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repeat sequence
Starting a Repeat Sequence As Commands Are Entered
Starting a Repeat Sequence After All Commands Are Entered
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Chapter 3. The OPCON Process
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Chapter 4. Using OPCON
Accessing the OPCON Process
OPCON Commands
Breakpoint
Divert
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tty1
pid tty#
Flush
tty#
Halt
Intercept
character
Logout
Memory
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Pause (EasyStart only)
Reload
Restart
Status
32
Stop (EasyStart only)
Talk
Telnet
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ip-address terminal-type
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Chapter 5. The Conguration Process (CONFIG - Talk 6) and Commands
What is CONFIG?
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Using EasyStart
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Cong-Only Mode
Automatic Entry Into Cong-Only Mode
Manual Entry Into Cong-Only Mode
Quick Conguration
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Automatic Entry Into Quick Cong Mode
Manual Entry Into Quick Cong Mode
Exiting from Quick Cong Mode
Conguring User Access
Administration, Operation,
spare interfaces
Technical Support Access
Conguring Spare Interfaces
Restrictions for Spare Interfaces
any
null
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Resetting Interfaces
Restrictions for Resetting Interfaces
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Chapter 6. Conguring and Monitoring the CONFIG Process
Entering and Exiting CONFIG
CONFIG Commands
device_type
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address-name network-dial-address network-subdial-address
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Using and Conguring Features
. Disable user Allows you to disable a user-prole. Valid values: yes, no Default value: no
Example with ECP encryption:
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tunnel-name
network-dial-address
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network-dial-address
Boot
NULL
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intfc#
intfc#range
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Users
Environment
Environment Commands
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List:
Hysteresis
Event
Feature
feature-short-name
feature#
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device
devicerange
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Network
Patch
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new value
prot_name
prot#
Performance
Protocol
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Qcong
sysContact
type interface#
interface# # of seconds
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#_of_min
interface# low_ #_of_receive_buffers
settings
sysLocation
Low_#_of_receive_buffers
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interface# max#
Time
IP_address
minutes
year month date hour minute second
Unpatch
variable_name
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Update
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Chapter 7. The Boot CONFIG Process
What is Boot CONFIG?
Conguring Booting
Using a Device as a Boot Server
How the BOOTP Forwarding Process Works
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BOOTP relay agent
BOOTP client
A Device as a BOOTP Relay Agent
Enabling/Disabling BOOTP Forwarding
bootpd
This parameter is not commonly used.
Conguring a BOOTP Server
Using the Trivial File Transfer Protocol (TFTP)
server
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copy
client
Accessing Conguration Files From a Remote Host or Router
image
Filename Denitions for IBD
IBD Considerations When Transferring a File
Validating the Conguration Load
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Magic Number
Loading an Image at a Specic Time
Conguring Dumping
Add address.
Add a dump entry.
Enable dumping.
Installing Software/Code
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Chapter 8. Conguring Boot CONFIG
Entering and Exiting Boot CONFIG
Boot CONFIG Commands
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Copy
host-ip-address
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destination lename
Source lename
host-ip-address
Describe
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Erase
bank-number
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Load
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Store
Timedload
YYYYMMDDHHMM
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MM
HH
TFTP
CONFIG address-remote-server path/lename
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to
from
to
from
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Chapter 9. Boot Options
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Booting From the Integrated Boot Device Using a Console Terminal
BOOTP Using a Console Terminal
Unsuccessful BOOTP
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Booting from a TFTP host server using a console terminal
Boot Options Available
Accessing the Boot Options
Table14. Boot Options
Boot Option Prompts
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Table15. Boot Option Prompts
B (Boot)
BC (Boot in Cong-only Mode)
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BM (Boot using console queries)
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BN (Boot, But Do Not Run, Using Console Queries)
BP (Boot using BOOTP)
Unsuccessful BOOTP
D (Dump using stored conguration)
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DIAG (Execute IBM Extended Diagnostic Program)
DM (Dump using Console Queries)
UB (Display TFTP Boot Conguration)
UC (Display Hardware Conguration)
UG (Go execute at address in RAM)
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LC (Load Conguration Memory)
vIf you enter Token Ring, you will see the following:
vIf you enter Ethernet, you see the following:
vIf you enter WAN, you see the following:
CC (Clear Conguration Memory)
ZB (ZModem Boot)
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ZC (ZModem conguration memory load)
Conguring the 2210
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Chapter 10. The Operating/Monitoring Process (GWCON - Talk 5) and Commands
What is GWCON?
Entering and Exiting GWCON
GWCON Commands
Table16. GWCON Command Summary
Activate
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activate
Boot
Use the boot command to display boot information for this device.
Buffer
Curr
Low
Alloc x Total
Buffer Sizes:
Conguration
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Using and Conguring Features
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no
Environment
Error
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Event
Fault
Feature
feature#
feature-short-name
Interface
Log
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octal_#
Memory
Free
Low
Fair
Network
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Performance
Protocol
prot#
Queue
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Reset
Test
complete
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no
Uptime
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Chapter 11. The Messaging (MONITR - Talk 2) Process
IBM Nways Event Logging System Messages
What is Messaging (MONITR)?
Commands Affecting Messaging
Entering and Exiting the Messaging (MONITR) Process
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Chapter 12. Using the Event Logging System (ELS)
What is ELS?
IBM Nways Event Logging
Entering and Exiting the ELS Conguration Environment
Event Logging Concepts
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Causes of Events
Interpreting a Message
Subsystem
Logging level
individual
subsystem
Message Text
Message Text
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error_code
network
Using ELS
IBM Nways Event Logging System Messages Guide
Managing ELS Message Rotation
local_le_name
router_ip_addr
Capturing ELS Output Using a Telnet Connection on a UNIX Host
local_le_name router_ip_addr
Conguring ELS So Event Messages Are Sent In SNMP Traps
Using ELS to Troubleshoot a Problem
Event Logging
ELS Example 1
ELS Example 2
ELS Example 3
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Protocol Conguration and Monitoring Reference
Using and Conguring ELS Remote Logging
Syslog Facility and Level
syslog daemon
Remote Workstation Conguration
pathname
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Conguring the 2210 for Remote Logging
Figure 6. syslog.conf Conguration File
source-ip-addr
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Remote Logging Output
Figure 8. Conguring Subsystems and Events for Remote Logging
syslog_user_alert
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syslog_user_alert
Figure 12. Example of Setting Up a StaticARP Entry
Additional Considerations
ELS Messages Containing IP Addresses
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Duplicate Logging
syslog.conf
Using ELS Message Buffering
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Chapter 13. Conguring and Monitoring the Event Logging System (ELS)
Accessing the ELS Conguration Environment
ELS Conguration Commands
group_name subsystem.event_number
Advanced
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Default
Display
Filter
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subsystem
Nodisplay
Noremote
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Notrap
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Remote
subsystem.event# syslog_facility syslog_level
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level
facility
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off/on
event id
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Trap
ELS Net Filter Conguration Commands
Create
queue
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net#_end
net#_start
Delete
Disable
Enable
lter#
lter#.
ELS Message Buffering Conguration Commands
Log
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Nolog
Kbytes
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Entering and Exiting the ELS Operating Environment
ELS Monitoring Commands
Table22. ELS Monitoring Command Summary
Advanced
advanced
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Display
Files
host_IP_addr lename
Filter
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ELS Messages
Nodisplay
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Noremote
subsystemname [logging-level]
logging-level
Notrap
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subsystemname [logging-level]
logging-level
Packet Trace
Remote
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subsystem.name message_level syslog_facility syslog_level
Restore
Retrieve
Save
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level
facility
200
event id
off/on
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last_event_numbe
Trap
View
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hexstring
Packet-trace Monitoring Commands
Off
On
Reset
Subsystems
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Trace-Status
View
ELS Net Filter Monitoring Commands
Create
208
Delete
Disable
Enable
ELS Message Buffering Monitoring Commands
Table25 describes the commands available at the ELS Config Advanced> prompt.
Table25. ELS Message Buffering Monitoring Commands
Flush
flush buffer
Nolog
Mbytes
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Tftp
dest_ip_address dest_lename
dest_lename,
dest_ip_address
dest_lename.
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Chapter 14. Conguring and Monitoring Performance
Performance Overview
Performance Reporting Accuracy
Accessing the Performance Conguration Environment
Performance Conguration Commands
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Accessing the Performance Monitoring Environment
Performance Monitoring Commands
Performance Conguration Commands (Talk 6)
Report
Performance Monitoring Commands (Talk5)
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Chapter 15. Getting Started with Network Interfaces
Before You Continue
Network Interfaces and the GWCON Interface Command
Accessing Network Interface Conguration and Console Processes
Accessing Link Layer Protocol Conguration and Console Processes
Dening Spare Interfaces
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dynamic reconguration
Getting Started with Network Interfaces
Chapter 16. Conguring IEEE 802.5 Token-Ring Network Interfaces
Accessing the Token-Ring Interface Conguration Process
Token-Ring Conguration Commands
Packet-Size
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Source-routing
Conguring Token-Ring Network Interfaces
Speed
speed-value
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Token-Ring Interface Monitoring Commands
Dump
Conguring Token-Ring Network Interfaces
Token-Ring Interfaces and the GWCON Interface Command
Statistics Displayed for 802.5 Token-Ring Interfaces
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<net#>
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Chapter 17. Conguring and Monitoring LLC Interfaces
LLC Conguration Commands
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LLC Monitoring Commands
Clear-Counters
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Chapter 18. Using the Ethernet Network Interface
Displaying Ethernet Statistics through the Interface Command
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Using Ethernet Network Interfaces
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Using Ethernet Network Interfaces
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Chapter 19. Conguring and Monitoring the Ethernet Network
Accessing the Ethernet Interface Conguration Process
Ethernet Conguration Commands
Connector-Type
IP-Encapsulation
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Physical-Address
Ethernet Conguration Commands (Talk6)
Accessing the Ethernet Interface Operating Process
Ethernet Interface Monitoring Commands
Collisions
Ethernet Conguration Commands (Talk 6)
collisions
Ethernet Interface Monitoring Commands (Talk5)
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Chapter 20. Overview of LAN Emulation
LAN Emulation Over ATM:Version 1.0 Specication
LAN Emulation Benets
LAN Emulation Components
Simple LAN Emulation Network
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Physical Network Logical Network
Addressing in ATM
ESI
ATM Addresses of LAN Emulation Components
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Overview of Related ILMI Functions
Manual Conguration of the Signaling Version
Locating the LECS Using ILMI
Overview of the LECS Function
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larger
ANDed
ELAN 1
Sample Situations for Use of the LECS Assignment Policies
ATM Address Policy
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Engineering
Accounting
More Information About TLVs
Connecting to the LES
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Address Registration
Address Resolution
Connecting to the BUS
BUS Functions
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Establishing Data Direct VCCs
Overview of Extensions for LAN Emulation
Broadcast Manager
BCM Support for IP
BCM Support for IPX
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BCM IPX Server Farm Threshold
BCM Support for NetBIOS
BCM Support for Source Route Bridging
adapter
LAN Emulation Reliability
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LAN Emulation Security
Address Screening
Key Conguration Parameters for LAN Emulation
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Chapter 21. Using ATM
ATM and LAN Emulation
How to Enter Addresses
ATM-LLC Multiplexing
ATM Virtual Interface Concepts
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Advantages of Using ATM Virtual Interfaces
Conguring ATMand LAN Emulation
Disadvantages of using ATM Virtual Interfaces
on demand
ATM Virtual Interface Conguration Concepts
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Accessing the ATM Interface Conguration Process
qcong
ATM Conguration Commands
This section summarizes the ATMconguration commands. Enter the commands at the ATM config> prompt.
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Table35. ATM Conguration Command Summary
ATM Interface Conguration Commands
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QoS Conguration
speed
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Accessing the Virtual ATM Interface Conguration Process
ATM Virtual Interface Conguration Commands
Accessing the ATM Monitoring Process
ATM Monitoring Commands
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ATMVirtual Interface Conguration Commands (Talk 6)
Interface
ATM-LLC
ATM Interface Monitoring Commands (ATM INTERFACE+ Prompt)
ATM Monitoring Commands (Talk5)
ATMInterface Monitoring Commands (Talk 5)
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Wrap
ATM Interface Monitoring Commands (Talk5)
ATM-LLC Monitoring Commands
ATM Virtual Interface Monitoring Commands
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ATMInterface Monitoring Commands (Talk 5)
Chapter 23. Using LAN Emulation Clients
LAN Emulation Client Overview
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Chapter 24. Conguring and Monitoring LAN Emulation Clients
Conguring LAN Emulation Clients
Cong
LE Client Cong>
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Conguring an ATM Forum-Compliant LE Client
ARP Conguration
Add
Cong
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arp-entry-number
Set:
RIF-Timer (for Token-Ring Forum-compliant LEC only)
Source-Routing (for Token-Ring Forum-Compliant LEC only)
IP-Encapsulation (for Ethernet ATM Forum-Compliant LEC only)
QoS
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initial-control-timeout
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multiplier-control-
control-timeout
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recong-delay-max
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recong-delay-max
recong-delay-min
Accessing the LEC Monitoring Environment
interface
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LEC Monitoring Commands
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conguration Lists the LEC conguration. For Ethernet:
For TokenRing:
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statistics Lists LEC statistics.
VCC table Lists VCC table.
MIB
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QoS Information
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Chapter 25. Conguring Serial Line Interfaces
Clocking and Cable Type
Network Interfaces and the GWCON Interface Command
Conguring Serial Line Interfaces
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Chapter 26. Using the X.25 Network Interface
Basic Conguration Procedures
x.25-node-address
protocol_name
national enable
Setting the National Personality
Understanding the X.25 Defaults
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set, national set
Table46. Set Command (continued)
Table47. National Enable Parameters
Table48. National Set Parameters
X.25 Support Over ISDN BRI D-Channel (X.31)
Null Encapsulation
Limitations
Conguration Changes
Conguring Null Encapsulation and Closed User Groups (CUG)
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Understanding Closed User Groups
closed user group (CUG)
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bilateral closed user group (BCUG)
Bilateral Closed User Groups
Conguring X.25 Closed User Groups
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Chapter 27. Conguring and Monitoring the X.25 Network
X.25 Conguration Commands
328
DCE
DTE
GTE-Telenet
330
DDN
speed-setting
inbound
two-way
outbound value
bit-rate
off
332
lower-dtr
off
National Enable
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National Disable
National Set
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passive
active
default
338
maximum
Default
window
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National Restore
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default packet size
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prot-type
Prot-type
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cugs Lists the CUG and BI-CUG numbers for each X.25 interface in this device.
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X.25 Monitoring Commands
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physical Displays the statistics for the physical level.
X.25 Network Interfaces and the GWCON Interface Command
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Statistics Displayed for X.25 Interfaces
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Chapter 28. Using XTP
The X.25 Transport Protocol
Conguration Information
Remote routers
362
concentrator router
two remote routers
DTE Address Wildcards
XTP Backup Peer Function
Searching for a Remote DTE
364
Connection Request Timer
Local XTP
XTP and Closed User Groups
Conguring XTP
366
Setting the Data Link
Conguring the IP Interface
one time only
Interface 1
Conguring X.25
Interface 2
Software Users Guide
368
Setting the National Personality
Dening the IP Address
Setting the Internal IP Address
Conguring XTP
required
370
9. Add an XTP PVC to logically associate the local PVC to Server 1 with the remote DTE 301.
Sample Conguration of Remote Routers
Remote 1 router
Remote 2 router
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Chapter 29. Conguring and Monitoring XTP
XTP Conguring Commands
last
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XTP Monitoring Commands
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XTP Monitoring Commands (Talk 5)
xtp-status Displays whether XTP is enabled/disabled, and the time specied for the Keepalive Timer.
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local-dtes Displays all the interfaces congured for XTP.
XTP Monitoring Commands (Talk 5)
386
Chapter 30. Using Frame Relay Interfaces
Frame Relay Overview
Data encryption
Data compression
Multiplexing protocols.
Frame Relay Network
388
Frame Relay Switched Virtual Circuits
Frame Relay Interface Initialization
Orphan Circuits
390
Conguring PVC States to Affect the Frame Relay Interface State
in each group
Frame Relay Frame
HDLC Flags
392
Data Link Connection Identier (DLCI)
Command/Response (C/R)
Extended Address
Forward Explicit Congestion Notication (FECN)
Backward Explicit Congestion Notication (BECN)
Discard Eligibility (DE)
Frame Forwarding over the Frame Relay Network
Protocol Addresses
Multicast Emulation and Protocol Broadcast
394
Frame Relay Network Management
heartbeat polling
keep alive
Management Status Reporting
Full Status Report
Link Integrity Verication Report
heartbeat polling
Consolidated Link Layer Management (CLLM)
Frame Relay Data Rates
Committed Information Rate (CIR)
Orphan Permanent Virtual Circuit CIR
Committed Burst (Bc) Size
excess burst (Be) size
calculated time (Tc)interval
committed burst (Bc) size
Line Speed
line speed
maximum information rate
minimum information rate (IR)
Minimum Information Rate
Variable Information Rate
variable information rate
Circuit Congestion
CIR Monitoring
Congestion Monitoring
Congestion Notication and Avoidance
400
throttle-transmit-on-fecn
XY
throttle-transmit-on-fecn
notify-fecn-source
Ty
Bandwidth Reservation over Frame Relay
Displaying the Frame Relay Conguration Prompt
402
Frame Relay Basic Conguration Procedure
Enabling Frame Relay PVC Management
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Chapter 31. Conguring and Monitoring Frame Relay Interfaces
Frame Relay Conguration Commands
PVC
circuit number
406
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throttling down
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throttling down
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circuit-name
pvc#
426
network down
network up
428
physical-interface-link-type data-connection-type
bc
cir
be
increment-% decrement-% minimum-IR
rate
430
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Accessing the Frame Relay Monitoring Prompt
Frame Relay Monitoring Commands
432
circuit number
PVC
data link circuit identier (DLCI)
name or number
434
time interval
436
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None
438
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circuit# or name cirvol bcval beval
increment-% decrement-% minimum-IR
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Frame Relay Interfaces and the GWCON Interface Command
Statistics Displayed For Frame Relay Interfaces
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Chapter 32. Using Point-to-Point Protocol Interfaces
PPP Overview
PPP Data Link Layer Frame Structure
450
The PPP Link Control Protocol (LCP)
452
LCP Packets
Link establishment packets
Link maintenance packets
Link termination packets
Link Establishment Packets
454
Link Termination Packets
Link Maintenance Packets
PPP Authentication Protocols
Password Authentication Protocol (PAP)
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Challenge-Handshake Authentication Protocol (CHAP)
Microsoft PPP CHAP Authentication (MS-CHAP)
Shiva Password Authentication Protocol (SPAP)
Conguring PPP Authentication
Conguring a PPP Interface to Authenticate a Remote Device
Conguring a PPP Interface to be Authenticated by a Remote Device
458
Conguring PPP Callback
Using AAA with PPP
The PPP Network Control Protocols
460
AppleTalk Control Protocol
Protocol Conguration and Monitoring Reference Volume 2
Banyan VINES Control Protocol
Bridging Protocols
Callback Control Protocol
IP Control Protocol
IPv6 Control Protocol
462
IPX Control Protocol
OSI Control Protocol
APPN HPR Control Protocol
APPN ISR Control Protocol
Using and Conguring Virtual Connections
Conguring a VC
464
Chapter 33. Conguring and Monitoring Point-to-Point Protocol Interfaces
Accessing the PPP Interface Conguration Prompt
Point-to-Point Conguration Commands
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[mandatory/optional] [stateless/stateful]
Using and Conguring Features
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Its usage is strongly discouraged
list-of-algorithms
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cable type
ag
mark
478
options
parameters
without
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lowercase.
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Point-to-Point Monitoring Commands
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item
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Chapter 34. Using the Multilink PPP Protocol
virtual link
MP Considerations
510
Multi-Chassis MP
multi-chassis MP.
Multi-chassis MP uses rhelm or user-based tunneling (see Using Local or Remote Authentication in
) to establish the MP endpoint destination. See Using Layer 2 Tunneling Protocol (L2TP) in
for more information about L2TP.
Conguring MP on PPP Serial Links
Conguring MP on Layer-2-Tunneling Nets
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Conguring Multi-Chassis MP
username
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Chapter 35. Conguring and Monitoring Multilink PPP Protocol (MP)
Accessing the MP Conguration Prompt
MP Conguration Commands for Multilink PPP Interfaces
Encapsulator
516
Max fragment size
bundle
518
Max fragment size
bundle
Monitoring MP Interface Status
Accessing the MP Monitoring Commands
Multilink PPP Protocol Monitoring Commands
520
magic number
522
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Chapter 36. Conguring SDLC Relay
Add a number.
Add a remote port.
Add a local port.
Accessing the SDLC Relay Conguration Environment
SDLC Relay Conguration Commands
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List (for network SRLY)
528
List (for protocol SDLC)
530
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Accessing the SDLC Relay Monitoring Environment
SDLC Relay Monitoring Commands
532
Clear-Port-Statistics
interface# primary-or-secondary
534
SDLC Relay Interfaces and the GWCON Interface Command
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Chapter 37. Using SDLC Interfaces
Conguring Switched SDLC Call-In Interfaces
SDLC Conguration Requirements
Using SDLC Interfaces
538
Chapter 38. Conguring and Monitoring SDLC Interfaces
Accessing the SDLC Conguration Environment
SDLC Conguration Commands
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link station name
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full
half
Full-duplex
Half-duplex
half-duplex
546
leading ags
inter-frame
secondary
multipoint
point-to-point
548
Accessing the SDLC Monitoring Environment
SDLC Monitoring Commands
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link station name
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secondary
556
Test
address #frames-to-send frame-size
SDLC Interfaces and the GWCON Interface Command
Statistics Displayed for SDLC Interfaces
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Chapter 39. Using Binary Synchronous Relay (BRLY)
BRLY Overview
Sample BRLY Conguration
562
Notes: 1. The conguration for group 1 starts at 1. 2. The conguration for group 2 starts at 2.
Figure 33. BRLYConguration for Router A (Commands entered at Router A)
BRLY Considerations
When conguring BRLY,keep the following in mind:
Figure 34. BRLYConguration for Router B (Commands entered at Router B)
Figure 35. BRLYConguration for Router C (Commands entered at Router C)
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Chapter 40. Conguring and Monitoring BSC Relay
BSC Relay Conguration Commands
568
Page
570
List (for network BSC)
List (for protocol BRLY)
572
Page
bps
Accessing the BSC Relay Monitoring Environment
574
BSC Relay Monitoring Commands
576
Page
BSC Relay Interfaces and the GWCON Interface Command
578
Chapter 41. Using the V.25bis Network Interface
Adding V.25bis Addresses
Network Dial Address.
Address Name.
Conguring the V.25bis Interface
Optional V.25bis Parameters
580
Page
582
Chapter 42. Conguring and Monitoring the V.25bis Network
V.25bis Conguration Commands
V.25bisConguration Commands
584
V.25bis Conguration Commands
rs232 dte
V.25bis
V.25bisConguration Commands
586
IBM Nways Event Logging
V.25bis Monitoring Commands
V.25bis Conguration Commands
588
Page
590
Page
V.25bis and the GWCON Commands
Statistics for V.25bis Interfaces and Dial Circuits
592
Page
594
Chapter 43. Using the V.34 Network Interface
Adding V.34 Addresses
Network Dial Address.
Address Name.
Conguring the V.34 Interface
Optional V.34 Parameters
596
Page
598
Chapter 44. Conguring and Monitoring the V.34 Network
V.34 Conguration Commands
600
Page
# bits per second
602
IBM Nways Event Logging System Messages Guide
V.34 Monitoring Commands
604
Page
606
V.34 and the GWCON Commands
Statistics for V.34 Interfaces and Dial Circuits
608
Page
Page
Chapter 45. Using the ISDN Interface
ISDN Overview
ISDN Adapters and Interfaces
Dial Circuits
612
Addressing
Oversubscribing and Circuit Contention
Cost Control Over Demand Circuits
Caller ID and LIDS
ISDN Cause Codes
614
ITU-T Recommendation Q.850
.
Table79. ISDN Q.931 Cause Codes
Sample ISDN Congurations
Frame Relay over ISDN Conguration
616
WAN Restoral Conguration
Channelized T1/E1
Requirements and Restrictions for ISDN Interfaces Router
Switches/Services Supported
618
ISDN Interface Restrictions
Dial Circuit Conguration Requirements
Network Dial Address
Adding ISDN Addresses
Network Subdial Address
Conguring ISDN Parameters
620
Optional ISDN Parameters
Conguring the ISDN Interface
T1/J1 PRI Interface
622
E1 PRI Interface
Page
624
ISDN I.430 and I.431 Switch Variants
Native I.430 Support
Native I.431 Support
X.31 Support
626
Chapter 46. Conguring and Monitoring the ISDN Interface
ISDN Conguration Commands
Block-Calls
628
Page
630
Page
632
directory number 0
directory number 1
none
auto
Cause Code
634
ISDN Monitoring Commands
Block-Calls
Channels
636
Page
Dial-dump
ciruitname
L2_Counters
L3_Counters
TEI
Use the statistics command to display the current statistics for this ISDN interface.
statistics Example for BRI:
Example for BRI using I.430:
Example for PRI with T1 using I.431:
640
Example for Channelized T1:
ISDN and the GWCON Commands
Interface Statistics for ISDN Interfaces and Dial Circuits
Nt
ISDN and the GWCON Commands
Conguration - Information on Router Hardware and Software
ISDN and the GWCON Commands
642
Chapter 47. Conguring and Monitoring Dial Circuits
Dial Circuit Conguration Commands
Encapsulator
644
Page
646
kbps
No
inbound
outbound
648
list of slots
Dial Circuit Monitoring Commands
Callback
650
Appendix A. Quick Conguration Reference
Quick Conguration Tips Making Selections
Integrated Modems
Exiting and Restarting
When Youre Done
Conguring LAN Emulation
652
Conguring Interfaces
Ethernet
Token-Ring
654
Conguring Multilink PPP (MP) Interfaces
656
Conguring Dial-Circuits
Conguring Dial-in Access to LANs (DIALs) Interfaces and DIALs Server Information
658
Page
660
Page
Conguring Bridging
662
Conguring Protocols
Conguring IP
664
Conguring IPX
666
Page
Conguring DECnet (DNA)
668
Page
Conguring Booting
670
TFTP Boot
BOOTP Boot
IBD Boot
Enabling Console Modem-Control
672
Restarting the Router
Page
Page
Appendix B. X.25 National Personalities
GTE-Telenet
DDN
676
Appendix C. Making a Router Load File from Multiple Disks
Assembling a Load File Under DOS
Assembling a Load File Under UNIX
Disassembling a Load File Under DOS
678
Disassembling a Load File Under UNIX
Page
List of Abbreviations
682
Page
684
Page
686
Page
688
Page
Page
Glossary
American National Standard Dictionary for Information Systems
IBM Dictionary of Computing
Fiber Optic Terminology
Information TechnologyVocabulary
692
subnetwork mask
digital
broadcast address
AppleTalkAddress Resolution Protocol (AARP)
B
multicast
all-stations address
C
line switching
694
data service unit (DSU)
noncanonical address
D
received line signal detector (RLSD)
connection
virtual
level
696
physical level
DCE ready
spoong
encapsulation
segment
data set ready (DSR)
name server
domain name
Administrative Domain
E
no response
698
explorer packet
denite response
G
H
I
Internet
700
RouTing update Protocol (RTP)
IP address
L
circuit switching
702
token ring
universally administered address
remote bridging
wide area network (WAN)
M
wide area network (WAN)
MIB object
MIB variable
modulus
N
704
Networking (APPN) network node
destination
virtual route (VR) pacing
O
P
packet mode operation
706
circuit switching
socket
subarea PU
peripheral PU
R
data carrier detect (DCD)
explicit route (ER)
path
nonseed router
S
708
destination service access point (DSAP)
Internet Control Protocol (ICP)
710
address mask
subnet
RouTing update Protocol (RTP)
subnetwork
T
multilink transmission group (MLTG)
locally administered address
physical circuit
mixed-media multilink transmission group (MMMLTG)
U
V
712
data
StreetTalk
W
pattern-matching character
X
Internetwork Packet Exchange (IPX)
Z
Page
Index Numerics
A
B
716
C
D
718
E
720
F
G
722
H
I
K
L
724
M
N
O
726
P
Q
R
728
S
T
730
U
V
W
X
732
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