Guidance Notes300221-C Rev.00 2-7h. Click on Advanced > Devices > Configuration. TheDevices Table appears (Figure 2-6):Figure 2-6. Devices Tablei. To update your BRI devices, select each ISDN-TAdevice in turn and click on the Edit button.j. In the Edit Basic Rate ISDN window, change the DefaultPPP Profile parameter to your new profile calledModem.

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NauticaRS 4.132R Anomalies

NauticaRS 4.132R Guidance Notes

Creating a PPP Profile using Nautica Wizard

Creating a PPP Profile using BCC

Fixes to NauticaRS since Release 4.128R

Nortel Nautica 4000 Release Note

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Preface

Related publications

Acronyms

Hard-copy technical manuals

Chapter 1 Contivity 4600 Option Installation

Figure 1 Removing the Contivity 4600 front bezel

Figure 2 Contivity 4600 front components

Contivity 4600 system board layout

Installing Contivity 4600 LAN/WAN and hardware accelerator cards

Installing Contivity 4600 DIMMs

Replacing a Contivity 4600 power supply

Figure 6 Removing a Contivity 4600 power supply

Replacing a Contivity 4600 hard disk drive

Figure 7 Removing a Contivity 4600 hard disk drive

Chapter 2 Contivity 4500 Option Installation

Figure 8 Removing the Contivity 4500 front bezel

Figure 9 Contivity 4500 front components

Contivity 4500 system board layout

Figure 10 Sample Contivity 4500 system board

Installing Contivity 4500 LAN/WAN and hardware accelerator option cards

Figure 11 Installing 4500 LAN/WAN and hardware accelerator option cards

Installing Contivity 4500 DIMMs

Replacing a Contivity 4500 power supply

Replacing a Contivity 4500 hard disk drive

Figure 14 Removing a Contivity 4500 hard disk drive

Chapter 3 Contivity 2500/2000/4000 Option Installation

Figure 15 Removing the Contivity 2500/2000/4000 front bezel

Removing the Contivity 2500/2000/4000 top cover

Contivity 2500/2000/4000 system board layout

Figure 18 Sample Contivity 4000 system board

Installing Contivity 2500/2000/4000 LAN/WAN option cards

Installing Contivity 2500/2000/4000 DIMMs

Replacing a Contivity 4000 power supply

Figure 21 Removing a Contivity 4000 power supply

Replacing a Contivity 4000 disk drive

Figure 22 Removing a Contivity 4000 hard disk drive

Figure 23 Installing Contivity 2500/2000/4000 DIMMs

Memory option

Chapter 4 Contivity 2600 Option Installation

Removing the Contivity 2600 front bezel

Removing the Contivity 2600 top cover

Contivity 2600 system board layout

Figure 26 The Contivity 2600 system board

Installing LAN/WAN and hardware accelerator option cards

Installing Contivity 2600 DIMMs

Chapter 5 Contivity 1600 Option Installation

Removing the Contivity 1600 front bezel

Removing the Contivity 1600 top cover

Figure 31 Removing the Contivity 1600 top cover

Contivity 1600 system board layout

Installing Contivity 1600 option cards

Figure 34 Installing Contivity 1600 LAN/WAN option cards

Figure 35 Installing Contivity 1600 option cards

Installing Contivity 1600 DIMMs

Chapter 6 Contivity 600 Option Installation

Opening the Contivity 600

Figure 37 Removing the bottom screws

Contivity 600 system board layout

Installing Contivity 600 option cards

Figure 40 Replacing the system into the chassis

Index

E Rev

Contivity 4000

Monitoring Network Activity

interface statistics

ppp statistics

slip statistics

rip statistics

route cache information

memory statistics

protocol statistics

Testing the Network

Managing the ARP Table

Logging User and Annex Events

Displaying User Activity

Displaying Annex Statistics

Monitoring Serial Line Activity

Managing the Host Table

Disabling Software Modules

Sessions not Terminated

Connection Delays When Using Name Servers

Wrong Host Address in Host Table

SNMP Protocol Overview

SNMP Management Stations

SNMP Commands

Using SNMP set to Send Commands to the Annex

Standard MIB Support

MIB Object Hierarchy

Annex Restrictions on Standard MIBs

Annex Parameters vs. Annex Private Enterprise MIB

Configuration Parameters vs. MIB Objects

LAT Statistic Objects

Interface Parameters vs. MIB Objects

Asynchronous Port Parameters vs. MIB Objects

Command Notation

Commands

annex

boot

broadcast

copy

dumpboot

echo

interface

password

printer

reset

show

write

Parameter Conventions

Entering Parameter Values

Setting Parameters to Supplied Defaults

Parameter Descriptions

a_router

alarmsyslog

allow_compression

at_nodeid

authoritative_agent

autodetect_timeout

broadcast_addr

broadcast_direction

char_erase

cli_inactivity

cli_security

connect_security

data_bits

dedicated_port

dhcp_broadcast

do_compression

erase_line

forwarding_count

group_value

image_name

inet_addr

input_is_activity

ip_forward_broadcast

ipx_dump_password

ipx_security

lat_queue_max

load_broadcast

local_address

login_port_password

long_break

map_to_lower

map_to_upper (asynchronous)

max_vcli

mop_password

multicast_timer

name_server_1

net_inactivity

network_turnaround

node_id

output_is_activity

output_start_char

passwd_limit

phone_number

ppp_acm

ppp_ipx_network

ppp_mru

ppp_sec_auto

pref_dhcp1_addr

pref_load_addr

pref_secure1_host

printer_name

ps_history_buffer

retrans_limit

rip_advertise

rip_horizon

rip_routers

rip_sub_advertise

server_capability

session_limit

slip_allow_dump

slip_ppp_security

stop_bits

syslog_facility

syslog_port

t1_info

tcp_keepalive (parallel)

telnet_crlf

tftp_load_dir

timezone_minuteswest

tmux_max_host

tni_esf_fdl

tni_ones_density

type (parallel)

type_of_modem

vcli_inactivity

site preparation

isdn ordering information


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