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2000

Brand: Nortel | Category: Gateway
Table of contents
  1. Table Of Contents
  2. Table Of Contents
  3. Table Of Contents
  4. Table Of Contents
  5. Table Of Contents
  6. Table Of Contents
  7. related documentation
  8. C H A P T E R 1 Application Gateway Overview
  9. Introduction to Transformed Applications
  10. Security
  11. Implementation Workflow
  12. Chapter 2 Basic Administration
  13. Downloading Product Documentation
  14. Changing the Root Administrator Password
  15. Managing Licenses
  16. Guidelines
  17. Viewing License Information
  18. Changing the License Status of an IP Phone
  19. Overview of the Certificate Signing Request
  20. Installing the Cygwin UNIX Environment for Windows
  21. Generating a CSR
  22. Unencrypting the Private Key
  23. Combining the Private Key with the Signed Certificate
  24. Uploading a Certificate to the Application Gateway
  25. Getting Design Studio to Recognize a Certificate
  26. Upgrading the Application Gateway Software
  27. Reinstalling the Application Gateway Software
  28. Saving and Restoring the Configuration
  29. Restarting the Application Gateway
  30. C H A P T E R 3 Network Connection Configuration
  31. Configuring Network Interface Settings
  32. Configuring Ports
  33. Adding Host Aliases
  34. Configuring Dynamic Routing
  35. Adding, Testing, and Removing a Static Route
  36. Static Route Example
  37. Creating an Application Gateway Cluster
  38. Cluster Prerequisites
  39. Creating a Cluster
  40. Maintaining a Cluster
  41. C H A P T E R 4 Voice Office Configuration Requirements
  42. Customizing the Voice Office Menu
  43. Setting the Language of the Voice Office User Interface
  44. Enabling Communication between the Phones and Application Gateway
  45. Configuring the Graphical XAS (GXAS) Port on the Application Gateway
  46. Deployment Notes
  47. Configuring a Call Server or CSV Connection
  48. CSV File Format Specifications
  49. C H A P T E R 5 LDAP/CSV Directory Configuration
  50. Express Directory Overview
  51. Express Directory Features
  52. Configuring the Application Gateway to Use LDAP Directories
  53. Specifying LDAP Attributes for Voice Office Operations
  54. Looking Up Attributes in Your LDAP Directory
  55. Configuring the Application Gateway to Use Directory Files in CSV Format
  57. Adding Dialing Rules
  58. Synchronizing the Application Gateway with Your Directories
  59. C H A P T E R 6 Broadcast Server Installation
  60. Overview of Broadcast Server
  61. Subscriber and Distribution List Source
  62. Broadcast Server Operation with Clusters
  63. Hardware and Software Overview
  64. Installing Broadcast Server Software
  65. Broadcast Server Software Installation
  66. Synchronizing the Broadcast Server and Application Gateway Clocks
  67. Confirming Installation and Configuration
  68. Chapter 7 Zone Paging Configuration
  69. Overview of Zone Paging
  70. Network Deployment
  71. Paging Setup and Operation with Clusters
  72. Managing Paging Zones
  73. Adding and Changing Custom Zones
  74. C H A P T E R 8 Visual Voicemail Configuration
  75. Overview of Visual Voicemail
  76. Configuring Nortel Messaging
  77. Configuring Visual Voicemail
  78. Chapter 9 Smart Agent Configuration
  79. Smart Agent Features
  80. Smart Agent Operation
  81. Smart Agent Number Recognition
  82. Smart Agent Number Manipulation
  83. Overlay Area Codes
  84. Unsupported Number Patterns and Dialing Provisions
  85. Other Limitations
  86. Smart Agent Deployment
  87. Changing Outlook 2002 Security Settings for Smart Agent
  88. Helping Users with Deployment and Use
  89. User Connection Requirements and Notes
  90. Configuring Smart Agent
  91. Configuring the LDAP Connection
  92. Adding Local Smart Agent Users to the Application Gateway
  93. Testing the Smart Agent Deployment
  94. Adding Click-to-Call Links to Web Applications
  95. Adding Click-to-Call Links to Windows Applications
  96. C H A P T E R 10 Transformed Applications
  97. Back-End Application Transformation
  98. Support for Multiple Formats
  99. Data and Session Management
  101. Security Levels
  102. Security Issue for WAP Phones
  103. Transformation Controls
  104. URL Request Handling of Transformed Applications
  105. Managing Design Studio User Accounts
  106. Configuring the External Public Protocol, Address, and Port
  107. Configuring URL Filtering
  108. Selecting an Input Character Encoding
  109. Specifying Outbound Proxy Settings
  110. C H A P T E R 11 Logging and Monitoring Application Gateway Operations
  111. Interpreting the System Log
  112. Broadcast Server
  113. CSV synchronization for IP/DN mapping
  114. Licensing
  115. Transformed applications
  116. Enabling and Viewing SNMP Logs
  117. Monitoring Application Gateway Operations
  118. Chapter 12 Troubleshooting
  119. Connectivity Issues
  120. Express Directory
  121. Visual Voicemail
  123. Smart Agent
  124. Zone Paging
  125. Index
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2000

Brand: Nortel | Category: Gateway
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2000

Brand: Nortel | Category: Gateway
Table of contents
  1. quick start guide
  2. Table Of Contents
  3. Obtain a Keycode License
  4. Install the Application Gateway Hardware
  5. Configure the Application Gateway
  6. Configure Applications
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2000

Brand: Nortel | Category: Gateway
Table of contents
  1. Table Of Contents
  2. Table Of Contents
  3. Upgrading the Application Gateway
  4. Upgrading from Release 6.1 to 6.1.x
  5. Upgrading the Smart Agent Client
  6. New Features and Changes in Release 6.1
  7. Daylight Savings Time Changes
  8. Licensing
  9. Voice Office Applications
  10. Smart Agent Integration with Outlook Contacts
  11. Smart Agent Support for E.164-Compliant Phone Numbers
  12. Smart Agent Support from Web and Windows Applications
  13. Product Documentation
  14. Application Gateway Capacity
  15. Important Security Information
  16. Network and Configuration Requirements
  17. Visual Voicemail
  18. Broadcast Server
  19. Known Issues
  21. Express Directory
  22. Smart Agent
  24. Zone Paging
  25. Guest Services
  26. Issues Fixed in this Release
  27. Design Studio Usage Notes
  28. Unsupported Software Features
  29. Transformation Issues
  30. Additional Documentation
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2000

Brand: Nortel | Category: Network Router
Table of contents
  1. Table Of Contents
  2. related documentation
  3. Chapter 1 Overview
  4. Transformed Applications
  5. Deployment Planning
  6. Network Impacts
  7. Application Gateway Security Overview
  8. Chapter 2 Security Planning
  9. General Security Issues
  10. Application Gateway Security Solutions
  11. Secure Socket Layer
  12. Cookies and Secure Cookies
  13. Overview
  14. Chapter 3 Deployment Planning
  15. Location of Call Servers, IP Phones, and LDAP Servers
  16. Relative Performance of Network Segments
  17. Sample Configurations
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2000

Brand: Nortel | Category: Switch
Table of contents
  1. statement of conditions
  2. Table Of Contents
  3. Table Of Contents
  4. Table Of Contents
  5. Table Of Contents
  6. Table Of Contents
  7. Table Of Contents
  8. Table Of Contents
  9. Table Of Contents
  10. Contents
  11. Table Of Contents
  12. Preface
  13. Before you begin
  14. The Business Policy Switch 2000
  15. Software version 1.2 compatibility with BayStack 450 switches
  16. Physical description
  17. Console port
  18. Uplink/Expansion slot
  19. LED display panel
  20. Back panel
  21. Cooling fans
  22. power supply (UPS)
  23. Features
  24. CLI management system
  25. Multiple Spanning Tree Protocol groups
  26. STG configuration guidelines
  27. Spanning Tree Fast Learning
  28. Sample ASCII configuration file
  29. IP manager list
  30. Policy-enabled networks with QoS metering
  31. EAPOL-based security
  32. Automatic PVID
  33. Tabular port statistics
  34. BootP menu item for a stack of only BPS 2000 switches
  35. Virtual Local Area Networks (VLANs)
  36. Using 256 VLANs
  37. Security
  38. RADIUS-based network security
  40. Flash memory storage
  41. Configuration parameters storage
  42. Port mirroring (conversation steering)
  43. BootP automatic IP configuration/MAC address
  44. Configuration and switch management
  45. Multifield packet classification
  46. SNMP trap support
  47. Standards
  48. Network configuration
  49. Network configuration examples
  50. Desktop switch application
  51. High-density switched workgroup application
  52. Fail-safe stack application
  53. Business Policy Switch stack operation
  54. BayStack 400-ST1 Cascade Module
  55. Unit Select switch
  56. Base unit
  57. Stack MAC address
  58. Removing a unit from the stack
  59. Stack down configurations
  60. Redundant cascade stacking feature
  61. IEEE 802.1Q VLAN workgroups
  62. IEEE 802.1Q tagging
  63. VLANs spanning multiple switches
  64. VLANs spanning multiple 802.1Q tagged switches
  65. Shared servers
  66. VLAN workgroup summary
  67. VLAN configuration rules
  68. IGMP snooping configuration rules
  69. IEEE 802.1p prioritizing
  70. MultiLink Trunks
  71. Client/server configuration using MultiLink Trunks
  72. Before you configure trunks
  73. MultiLink Trunking configuration rules
  74. How the MultiLink Trunk reacts to losing distributed trunk members
  75. Spanning tree considerations for MultiLink Trunks
  76. Additional tips about the MultiLink Trunking feature
  77. Port mirroring
  78. Port-based mirroring configuration
  79. Address-based mirroring configuration
  80. Port mirroring configuration rules
  81. Using the console interface
  82. Accessing the CI menus and screens
  83. Using the CI menus and screens
  84. Screen fields and descriptions
  85. Main Menu
  86. IP Configuration/Setup screen
  87. Choosing a BootP request mode
  88. bootp when needed
  89. bootp disabled
  90. SNMP Configuration screen
  91. System Characteristics screen
  92. Switch Configuration Menu screen
  93. MAC Address Table screen
  94. MAC Address Security Configuration Menu screen
  95. MAC Address Security Configuration screen
  96. MAC Address Security Port Configuration screen
  97. MAC Address Security Port Lists screens
  98. configuration menu
  99. Port list syntax
  100. Accelerator keys for repetitive tasks
  101. MAC Address Security Table screens
  102. EAPOL Security Configuration screen
  103. VLAN Configuration Menu screen
  104. VLAN Configuration screen
  105. MAC Address Configuration for MAC-SA-Based VLAN screen
  106. VLAN Port Configuration screen
  107. VLAN Display by Port screen
  108. Port Configuration screen
  109. High Speed Flow Control Configuration screen
  110. Choosing a high speed flow control mode
  111. MultiLink Trunk Configuration Menu screen
  112. MultiLink Trunk Configuration screen
  113. MultiLink Trunk Utilization screen
  114. Port Mirroring Configuration screen
  115. Rate Limiting Configuration screen
  116. IGMP Configuration Menu screen
  117. IGMP Configuration screen
  118. Multicast Group Membership screen
  119. Port Statistics screen
  120. Stack Operational Mode screen
  121. Console/Comm Port Configuration screen
  122. Identify Unit Numbers
  123. Renumber Stack Units screen
  124. Hardware Unit Information screen
  125. Spanning Tree Configuration Menu screen
  126. Spanning Tree Group Configuration screen
  127. Spanning Tree Port Configuration screen
  128. Spanning Tree Switch Settings screen
  129. Spanning Tree VLAN Membership screen
  130. TELNET/SNMP/Web Access Configuration screen
  131. Software Download screen
  132. LED Indications during the download process
  133. Configuration File Download/Upload screen
  134. Requirements
  135. ASCII Configuration File Download screen
  136. System Log screen
  137. figure 100 system log screen
  138. Policy-enabled networks
  139. Summary
  140. Summary of actions
  141. Differentiated Services (DiffServ) overview
  142. QoS classes
  143. Packet classifiers or filters
  144. Layer 2 filters
  145. IP filters
  146. Ports
  147. Queue sets
  148. Interface groups
  149. Metering or traffic policing overview
  150. Policy overview
  151. Packet flow using QoS
  152. Default QoS settings
  153. COPS overview
  154. Sample QoS configuration
  155. Creating interface groups
  156. Accepting default mapping values
  157. Defining an IP filter
  158. Creating an IP Filter Group Table entry
  159. Defining a layer 2 filter
  160. Creating a Layer2 Filter Group Table entry
  161. Configuring actions
  162. Configuring meters
  163. Configuring policies
  164. Assigning mapping values
  165. Assigning 802.1p priority queue assignment
  166. Verifying DSCP mapping
  167. Assigning 802.1p user priority mapping
  168. Verifying DSCP queue assignments
  169. Troubleshooting
  170. Diagnosing and correcting problems
  171. Normal power-up sequence
  172. Port connection problems
  173. Port interface
  174. Technical specifications
  175. Physical dimensions
  176. Data rate
  177. Electromagnetic emissions
  178. Interoperability in a mixed stack configuration
  179. Setting up your mixed stack configuration
  180. Merging the Business Policy Switch into a mixed stack
  181. Automatic failover
  182. Temporary base unit
  183. Using cascade modules
  184. Troubleshooting problems
  185. Media dependent adapters
  186. BASE-SX: 450-1SR MDA and 450-1SX MDA
  187. BASE-LX: 450-1LR MDA and 450-1LX MDA
  188. BASE-T/100BASE-TX: BPS2000-4TX MDA
  189. BASE-FX: BPS2000-2FX MDA and BPS2000-4FX MDA
  190. Installing GBICs
  191. Installation
  192. Removing an Installed GBIC
  193. Cabling Specifications for GBICs
  194. Replacing an MDA with a different model
  195. BASE-LX multimode applications
  196. Quick steps to features
  197. Configuring MultiLink Trunks
  198. Configuring Port Mirroring
  199. Configuring IGMP Snooping
  200. Configuring authentication process for EAPOL-based security
  201. Connectors and pin assignments
  202. MDI and MDI-X devices
  203. MDI-X to MDI cable connections
  204. DB-9 (RS-232-D) Console/Comm Port connector
  205. Default Settings
  206. Sample BootP Configuration File
  207. Index
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2000

Brand: Nortel | Category: Accessories
Table of contents
  1. about this guide
  2. connecting the cable
  3. technical specifications
  4. related publications
2000 first page preview

2000

Brand: Nortel | Category: Gateway
Table of contents
  1. Table Of Contents
  2. related documentation
  3. C H A P T E R 1 Application Gateway Overview
  4. Back Connectors
  5. Rear LEDs
  6. Readiness Checklist
  7. C H A P T E R 2 Hardware Installation and Initial Configuration
  8. Rack Mounting
  9. Alternate Procedure if Using a Crossover Cable
  10. Installing Licenses
  11. Third-Party Software
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2000

Brand: Nortel | Category: Server
Table of contents
  1. Table Of Contents
  2. Monitoring Network Activity
  3. interface statistics
  4. ppp statistics
  5. slip statistics
  6. rip statistics
  7. route cache information
  8. memory statistics
  9. protocol statistics
  10. Testing the Network
  11. Managing the ARP Table
  12. Logging User and Annex Events
  13. Displaying User Activity
  14. Displaying Annex Statistics
  15. Monitoring Serial Line Activity
  16. Managing the Host Table
  17. Disabling Software Modules
  18. Sessions not Terminated
  19. Connection Delays When Using Name Servers
  20. Wrong Host Address in Host Table
  21. SNMP Protocol Overview
  22. SNMP Management Stations
  23. SNMP Commands
  24. Using SNMP set to Send Commands to the Annex
  25. Standard MIB Support
  26. MIB Object Hierarchy
  27. Annex Restrictions on Standard MIBs
  28. Annex Parameters vs. Annex Private Enterprise MIB
  29. Configuration Parameters vs. MIB Objects
  30. LAT Statistic Objects
  31. Interface Parameters vs. MIB Objects
  32. Asynchronous Port Parameters vs. MIB Objects
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2000

Brand: Nortel | Category: Server
Table of contents
  1. Table Of Contents
  2. Table Of Contents
  3. Table Of Contents
  4. Table Of Contents
  5. Table Of Contents
  6. Table Of Contents
  7. Table Of Contents
  8. Command Notation
  9. Commands
  10. annex
  11. boot
  12. broadcast
  13. copy
  14. dumpboot
  15. echo
  16. interface
  17. password
  18. printer
  19. reset
  20. show
  21. write
  22. Parameter Conventions
  23. Entering Parameter Values
  24. Setting Parameters to Supplied Defaults
  25. Parameter Descriptions
  26. a_router
  27. alarmsyslog
  28. allow_compression
  29. at_nodeid
  30. authoritative_agent
  31. autodetect_timeout
  32. broadcast_addr
  33. broadcast_direction
  34. char_erase
  35. cli_inactivity
  36. cli_security
  37. connect_security
  38. data_bits
  39. dedicated_port
  40. dhcp_broadcast
  41. do_compression
  42. erase_line
  43. forwarding_count
  44. group_value
  45. image_name
  46. inet_addr
  47. input_is_activity
  48. ip_forward_broadcast
  49. ipx_dump_password
  50. ipx_security
  51. lat_queue_max
  52. load_broadcast
  53. local_address
  54. login_port_password
  55. long_break
  56. map_to_lower
  57. map_to_upper (asynchronous)
  58. max_vcli
  59. mop_password
  60. multicast_timer
  61. name_server_1
  62. net_inactivity
  63. network_turnaround
  64. node_id
  65. output_is_activity
  66. output_start_char
  67. passwd_limit
  68. phone_number
  69. ppp_acm
  70. ppp_ipx_network
  71. ppp_mru
  72. ppp_sec_auto
  73. pref_dhcp1_addr
  74. pref_load_addr
  75. pref_secure1_host
  76. printer_name
  77. ps_history_buffer
  78. retrans_limit
  79. rip_advertise
  80. rip_horizon
  81. rip_routers
  82. rip_sub_advertise
  83. server_capability
  84. session_limit
  85. slip_allow_dump
  86. slip_ppp_security
  87. stop_bits
  88. syslog_facility
  89. syslog_port
  90. t1_info
  91. tcp_keepalive (parallel)
  92. telnet_crlf
  93. tftp_load_dir
  94. timezone_minuteswest
  95. tmux_max_host
  96. tni_esf_fdl
  97. tni_ones_density
  98. type (parallel)
  99. type_of_modem
  100. vcli_inactivity
  101. zone
  102. Command Syntax
  103. CLI Commands
  104. admin
  105. arap
  107. compact
  108. connect
  109. dialout
  110. edit
  111. filter
  112. hangup
  113. help –m
  114. hosts
  116. jobs
  117. kill
  118. modem
  119. more
  120. netstat
  121. Displays the network zone list for AppleTalk
  122. passwd
  123. procs
  124. queue
  125. rlogin
  126. route
  127. services
  128. slip
  129. stats
  130. stats –c
  131. stty
  132. t1_loopback
  133. telnet
  134. tn3270
  135. aprint
  136. erpcd
  137. rtelnet
  138. config_file
  139. motd_file
  140. ixany_flow_control
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Brand: Nortel | Category: Switch
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