Index

EIR

enforcement, 4-23 statistics, 7-31

elements/DLCIs, 10-3

Embedded Data Link Connection Identifier (EDLCI), 4-35–4-36,4-44

emulation programs configuring the router, 5-18

enabling ILMI, 4-27 Encapsulation, 4-45 Encapsulation Mode, 4-7,4-27 ending a session, 2-3

Enterprise Specific Traps, 4-54,B-11 equipment list, G-1

Error Event

Cell Delineation Threshold, 4-27 LMI, 4-11,4-30

errors, frame relay statistics, 7-36 Esc key, 2-6

Ethernet

control lead, 7-7 interface, 1-2,5-2 Link Down, 8-8 Management, 4-57

Options Screen, 4-5 Mgmt Down, 7-20 performance statistics, 7-41port

MAC address, 7-2 Port Down, 7-20

port pin assignments, E-6 type codes, C-29

even parity, 4-59Event Log

Trap, 7-43,8-11

examples, network configuration, 1-7 exception points, 10-7

Exception reports, 10-7

Excess Burst Size Be (Bits), 1-4,4-26,4-34External

Device Commands, 6-4Modem

(Com Port) options, 4-63 Commands, 4-63 configuring, E-11

Transmit Clock, 4-29

F

faceplate, 7-3 FDR/DDR, 1-6 features of the unit, 1-2 field is blank, 2-8

file transfer, 7-44

filter (access-list) CLI commands, C-19filtering

bridge, 5-15

IP, with/without NAT, 5-16 router, 5-15

Frame Delivery Ratio (FDR), 1-6Frame Relay

Aware Management, 1-4

configuring on CSU/DSU’s dataport, 4-30 configuring system, 4-10

configuring the network interface, 4-23 errors, 7-36

statistics, 7-35–7-36 Traffic Policing, 1-5 troubleshooting PVC problems, 8-14

frames (packets) if DE bit set, 4-43 FRF.8 Encapsulation Mode, 4-7,4-27 from FrameSaver device, 8-7

FTP, 7-44

configurable transfer rate, 1-4 file transfers, 7-44 initiating a session, 7-45 limiting access, 6-4,6-6

over TS Management Link, 6-7 Login Required, 4-50

Max Transfer Rate (Kbps), 4-50 Session, 4-49,6-6

user history poller, 1-6 function keys, 2-5,2-7

G

G.991.2 Annex conformance, 4-22 G.shdsl statistics, 7-40 Gateway, 7-28

Address

acting as an agent, 4-58 Default, 4-58

General options, 4-19

SNMP management, 4-46 system control leads, 7-7 Traps, 4-54

generating reports, 10-6 glossary, x

grouping elements for reports, 10-5

H

hardware revision of the NAM, 7-2HDLC errors

frame relay statistics, 7-37 Health and Status, 8-2

messages, 7-20

history OID cross-reference,B-19

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9720, 9788 specifications

The Paradyne 9820-8M, 9788, 9128 standalone, 9128 carrier-mount, and 9820-2M are critical components in telecommunications networks, designed to enhance data transmission and improve connectivity. Each model offers unique features and capabilities that cater to various requirements in both enterprise and service provider environments.

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