Index

Link

 

 

Mode

 

 

 

Create a Dedicated Network Management, 2-6

changing Operating, 4-12

 

Destination, 3-73–3-74

 

FRF.8 Encapsulation, 2-10,3-71

 

maximum ISDN rate, 3-49

modem

 

 

 

Name, 3-48

 

PassThru, 3-101

 

 

Protocol, 3-105,3-107

 

PassThru feature, 4-4

 

setting up ISDN profiles,

3-48

port

 

 

 

Source, 3-72

 

destination,

3-94

 

Status,

3-48

 

port destination,

3-79

 

Traps,

3-95

 

port options,

3-105

 

Traps Interfaces, 3-95

 

setting up, 4-3

 

 

TS Management, 3-80

 

Monitor

 

 

 

linkUp and linkDown

 

CTS, 3-29

 

 

 

events,

3-95

 

DSR, 3-29–3-30

 

 

LMI

 

 

DTR, 3-34,3-37,3-40

 

Behavior, 3-3–3-4

 

RLSD, 3-29

 

 

 

Behavior (9783 and 9788), 3-5

RTS, 3-33,3-38,3-40

 

Clearing Event (N3), 3-5,3-62

MTU, 3-80

 

 

 

configuring frame relay and, 3-3

Multiplexed

 

 

 

Error Event (N2), 3-5,3-61

DLCI, 3-73–3-75,3-84–3-86

 

Heartbeat (T1), 3-6,3-62

DLCI Type, 3-65,3-69

 

Inbound Heartbeat (T2),

3-6,3-62

 

 

 

 

N4 Measurement Period (T3), 3-6,3-62

N

 

 

 

Parameters, 3-61

 

N1

 

 

 

pass-through,3-3

 

 

 

 

 

LMI Status Enquiry, 3-6,3-62

 

Protocol, 3-60

 

 

 

N2

 

 

 

Status Enquiry (N1), 3-6,3-62

 

 

 

LMI Error Event,

3-5,3-61

 

local

 

 

 

 

 

N3

 

 

 

external DTE loopback, 3-34,3-38,3-40

 

 

 

LMI Clearing Event, 3-5,3-62

 

Login

 

 

 

 

 

Name, 3-82

 

 

 

Required, 3-90,3-102,3-106

 

 

 

Access, 3-88–3-89

 

Loopback

 

 

 

 

 

Community, 3-88

 

DSU Latching, 3-24

 

 

 

Net Link

 

 

 

Port (DTE) Initiated, 3-34,3-38,3-40

 

 

 

Port Use, 3-101,3-105

 

 

 

 

 

M

 

 

NetOnly mode, 2-15

 

 

 

 

Network

 

 

 

Management

 

assigning data port to time slots,

3-58

and Communication

 

configuring the interface, 3-17

 

options, 3-77

 

DLCI records

 

 

 

Create a Dedicated Link,

2-6

options,

3-64

 

Ethernet Options Screen,

2-6

DSL Line Rate, 2-9

 

General SNMP

 

FRF.8 Encapsulation Mode, 2-10,3-71

options, 3-88

 

Initiated Data Channel Loopback,

3-36

MTU Size, 3-80

 

Initiated DCLB, 3-20,3-24

 

Outbound Priority, 3-70

 

Initiated LLB,

3-19,3-22,3-46

 

PVCs,

3-82

 

Initiated PLB,

3-19,3-46

 

SNMP, 3-88

 

interface

 

 

 

troubleshooting link, 3-78

configuring ATM, 3-71

 

Margin Alarm Threshold (dB), SNR, 3-26

configuring Circuit Records,

3-68

Max Port Rate, 3-32

 

interface options,

3-18,3-22–3-23

Maximum Link Rate, 3-49

 

Management

 

 

 

menu

 

 

Create a Dedicated Link, 2-6

Configuration, 1-2

 

physical options,

3-28,3-30

 

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