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Chapter 1

Installing SREM

The Security & Router Element Manager (SREM) is a graphical user interface that allows users to configure and monitor a variety of devices, including the Nortel Secure Network Access Switch 4050 (Nortel SNAS 4050) and the Nortel Secure Router 6200 Series.

SREM runs in an online, interactive mode, and allows the management of multiple devices from a single application.

This chapter includes the following topics:

Topic

"SREM installation precautions" (page 15)

"System requirements" (page 16)

"Removing previous versions of SREM" (page 16)

"Installing SREM on your system" (page 21)

"SREM installation precautions" (page 15)

"System requirements" (page 16)

"Removing previous versions of SREM" (page 16)

"Installing SREM on your system" (page 21)

SREM installation precautions

The following warnings apply to SREM on all operating environments:

If you have other Nortel devices in your network, and are running earlier versions of SREM software, you must install the newest version of SREM in order to access the switches running the latest software.

To maintain multiple versions of SREM on your system, choose a different installation folder for each new version of SREM.

Nortel Secure Network Access Switch Software Release 1.6.1

Installing and Using Security and Routing Element Manager (SREM)

NN47230-301 02.01 Standard

1.6.116 July 2007

Copyright © 2007, Nortel Networks

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NN47230-301 specifications

Nortel Networks NN47230-301 is a significant telecommunications component that plays a vital role in modern networking and communication infrastructures. Nortel, once a leading player in the telecommunications industry, designed a range of products to facilitate efficient data and voice transmission, and the NN47230-301 is a testament to its legacy.

The NN47230-301 specifically serves as a crucial interface card within Nortel’s Multiservice Switch platform. This card enables the integration of various network services onto a single platform, promoting versatility and efficiency. Its primary function is to support the converged network environment, allowing voice, video, and data services to coexist seamlessly.

One of the standout features of the NN47230-301 is its support for various protocols, including SIP (Session Initiation Protocol) and H.323, which are essential for enabling multimedia communications over IP networks. This adaptability makes it suitable for diverse applications, from traditional telephony to modern VoIP solutions. This flexibility ensures that businesses leveraging the NN47230-301 can upgrade their networks without entirely overhauling their existing infrastructure.

Additionally, the NN47230-301 is designed with high reliability and availability in mind. It incorporates features such as redundancy capabilities, which help prevent service disruption. This ensures that organizations can maintain operational continuity, critical for mission-critical applications.

Furthermore, the card supports various network topologies, making it ideal for deployment in different environments, from small businesses to large enterprises. Its modular design allows easy upgrades and scalability, accommodating growing network demands without significant investment in new hardware.

Security is another critical aspect of the NN47230-301. It integrates robust security measures to protect data integrity and maintain user privacy, thereby addressing the increasing concerns around cybersecurity in telecommunications.

In conclusion, the Nortel Networks NN47230-301 is an essential component for businesses seeking an efficient and reliable networking solution. With its support for multiple protocols, high availability features, modular design, and robust security capabilities, it serves as a valuable asset in the convergence of voice, video, and data services in modern telecommunications. As organizations continue to evolve their network infrastructures, the NN47230-301 remains a relevant and capable solution in the landscape of telecommunications.