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NetLink 2960 RAS

Brand: Patton electronics | Category: Network Hardware
Table of contents
  1. remote access server
NetLink 2960 RAS first page preview

NetLink 2960 RAS

Brand: Patton electronics | Category: Server
Table of contents
  1. remote access server
  2. Contents
  3. Table Of Contents
  4. Table Of Contents
  5. Table Of Contents
  6. Table Of Contents
  7. Table Of Contents
  8. Audience
  9. Typographical conventions used in this document
  10. mouse conventions
  11. Introduction
  12. Logging into the HTTP/HTML Administration
  13. Saving HTTP/HTML Object Changes
  14. Home
  16. Operating Status Variables
  17. Immediate Actions
  18. Import/Export
  19. Export Configuration
  20. Import Configuration
  21. Alarms
  23. Displaying the Alarms window
  24. alarm response outputs
  25. Modify Response—Configuring the alarm response system
  26. Modify Alarms—Configuring alarm severity levels
  27. Chapter 5 Authentication
  28. Authentication
  29. Table Of Contents
  30. Displaying the Authentication window
  31. validated via static database (auauthenticationsvalidstatic)
  32. The Configuration section
  33. Setting Up Authentication
  34. Static User Authentication
  35. Modify Static User
  36. service ip (suserviceip)
  37. Configuring the DAX
  38. Chapter 7 Dial In
  39. Table Of Contents
  40. Table Of Contents
  41. Table Of Contents
  42. Table Of Contents
  44. Dial In main window
  45. Dial Modulations window
  46. dsp link (diactdspindex)
  47. receive connection speed (diactrxspeed)
  48. Dial Telco window
  49. wan link (diactlinkindex)
  50. Dial Protocol window
  51. protocol (diactprotocol)
  52. local-remote vj protocol comprsn (diiplocaltoremotecompprot)
  53. Dial In Details
  54. Dial In Modify default window
  55. modify login
  56. modify service
  57. modify domain name server
  58. modify attempts
  59. modify configuration
  60. multibox (diconfigmmp)
  61. modify isdn configuration
  62. modify modem configuration
  63. v22 (dimodemv22enable)
  64. Manage DNIS Window
  65. manage dnis main window
  66. dnis entry window
  67. Dial In User Statistics window
  68. operational status (diipoperstatus)
  69. physical layer
  70. Chapter 8 Dial Out
  71. Dial Out
  72. Dial Out Main Window
  73. user (doactusername)
  74. Dial Out Details window
  75. Dial Out Modify window
  76. modify maximum time
  77. Dial Out Locations Window
  78. Dial Out User Statistics Window
  79. An example section of dialout
  80. Chapter 9 Callback
  81. Callback
  82. Dial-in Modify Configuration
  83. Dial-in Main Window
  84. RADIUS Configuration
  85. Accounting information
  86. Drop and Insert
  87. Drop and Insert main window
  88. How Drop and Insert works
  89. using drop and insert
  90. Digital Signal Processing (DSP)
  92. DSP Settings main window
  93. instance #1 use (dspusefirst)
  94. DSP Connection Performance
  95. connection summaries
  96. dsp connection totals
  97. DSP information window
  98. call statistics
  99. Chapter 12 Ethernet
  100. Ethernet
  101. Ethernet Main Window
  102. Ethernet Modify Window
  103. Ethernet Statistics
  104. fcs errors (dot3statsfcserrors)
  105. received frames too long (dot3statsframetoolongs)
  106. Chapter 13 Filter IP
  107. Filter IP
  108. Defining a filter
  109. name (filteripname)
  110. action (filteripaction)
  111. source port
  112. protocol (filteripprotocol)
  113. An example of using a filter
  114. Chapter 14 Frame Relay
  115. Frame Relay
  116. The Frame Relay main window
  117. link x (frdlcmiifindex)
  118. DLMI Window
  119. signalling (frdlcmistate)
  120. DLCI window
  121. dlci (frcircuitdlci)
  122. Chapter 15 Interfaces
  123. Interfaces
  124. Interfaces main window
  125. Interface Details
  126. max transfer unit (ifmtu)
  127. received and discarded w/no errs (ifindiscards)
  128. Chapter 16 IP
  129. Table Of Contents
  130. Table Of Contents
  131. Table Of Contents
  132. IP main window
  133. forwarded datagrams (ipforwdatagrams)
  134. Modify
  135. tcp main window
  136. tcp details
  137. ICMP
  138. block icmp redirects (boxblockicmpredirects)
  139. destinations unreachable (icmpindestunreachs, icmpoutdestunreachs)
  140. Addressing Information
  141. Routing Information
  142. O/S forwarding table window
  143. next hop (iproutenexthop)
  144. IP Routing Destination window
  145. Address Translation Information
  146. interface (ipnettomediaentry)
  147. MFR Version 2
  148. MFR Version 2 main window
  149. Interregister Signalling
  150. MFR Version 2—Modify
  151. called number
  152. calling number
  153. Chapter 18 RIP Version 2
  154. RIP Version 2
  155. RIP Version 2 main window
  156. RIP Version 2—Configuration
  157. RIP Version 2 (Statistics)
  158. sent updates (rip2ifstatsentupdates)
  159. Chapter 19 SNMP
  160. SNMP
  161. SNMP window
  162. packets (snmpinpkts)
  163. get/get next variables (snmpintotalreqvars)
  164. generated errors (snmpoutgenerrs)
  165. System
  166. System main window
  167. message blocks
  168. operating system heap memory
  169. payable features
  170. System—Modify window
  171. System—Packet Holding Message Blocks
  172. System Log
  173. System Log Main Window
  174. System Log—Modify
  175. System Log—Volatile Memory
  176. System Log—Non-Volatile Memory
  177. Chapter 22 T1/E1 Link
  178. T1/E1 Link
  179. Table Of Contents
  180. Table Of Contents
  182. T1/E1 Link Activity main window
  183. Alarms Present
  184. alarm indication signal (ais) failure
  185. isdn signaling alarms (linksignalstatus)
  186. Line Status—Configuration
  187. WAN Circuit Configuration—Modify
  188. signalling settings
  189. test settings
  190. Line Status—Channel Assignment
  191. Near End Line Statistics—Current
  192. errored seconds (dsx1currentess)
  193. Near End Line Statistics—History
  194. Near End Line Statistics—Totals
  195. severely errored seconds (dsx1totalsess)
  196. Far End Line Statistics—Current
  197. Far End Line Statistics—History
  198. severely errored seconds (dsx1farendintervalsess)
  199. Far End Line Statistics—Totals
  200. bursty errored seconds (dsx1farendtotalbess)
  201. Sync PPP
  202. WAN Circuit CONFIGURATION window
  203. ppp configuration
  204. default settings
  205. Chapter 24 Layer 2 Tunneling Protocol (L2TP)
  206. Layer 2 Tunneling Protocol (L2TP)
  207. L2TP Configuration
  208. radius authentication
  209. configuration example
  210. Contacting Patton
  211. Patton Electronics Company contact information
  212. License
  213. End User License Agreement
  214. grant of license
  215. Access-Accept Attributes
  216. Access-Challenge Attributes
  217. Accounting-Stop Attributes
  218. Model 2960 MIB Tree Structure
  219. Appendix C Technical Reference
  220. Table Of Contents
  221. Configuring a RADIUS server
  222. radius authentication procedure
  223. radius—where can i get it
  224. configuring radius
  225. Using SNMP with the Access Server
  226. finding the section of the mib tree in which the snmp parameter resides
  227. Configuring Non-Facility Associated Signaling (NFAS)
  228. Configuring Frame Relay
  229. wan channel assignment main screen
  230. configuring frame relay link parameters
  231. configuring permanent virtual circuits
  232. Configuring DNIS
  233. Configuring a leased line/dedicated line connection
  234. configuring the remote end using microsoft windows
NetLink 2960 RAS first page preview

NetLink 2960 RAS

Brand: Patton electronics | Category: Server
Table of contents
  1. getting started guide
  2. Table Of Contents
  3. Table Of Contents
  4. Table Of Contents
  5. Compliance Information
  6. FCC Part 68 Compliance Statement
  7. About this guide
  8. Precautions
  9. Mouse conventions
  10. Introduction
  11. Model 2960/2996 Remote Access Server overview
  12. Hardware overview
  13. Signaling
  14. Physical dimensions
  15. LED display
  16. Approvals
  17. Software overview
  18. Hardware installation
  19. Unpacking the Model 2960/2996 RAS
  20. Cable installation
  21. Grounding the Model 2960/2996
  22. Connecting the Ethernet ports
  23. Connecting the 10/100Base-T Ethernet port to an Ethernet-capable workstation
  24. Completing the hardware installation
  25. Configuring the RAS for operation
  26. Preparing the RAS for configuration
  27. Configuring the RAS with a Web browser
  28. Home page overview
  29. No Validation
  30. A Static User
  31. Setting the line signaling for an E1/PRI (ISDN) line
  32. Channel assignment
  33. Setting the line signaling for an ISDN/PRI line
  34. Saving your configuration
  35. Completing the installation
  36. Operation and shutdown
  37. Activating the RAS
  38. Troubleshooting and maintenance
  40. Fault analysis
  41. Periodic maintenance
  42. Removing the defective RAS
  43. Installing the replacement RAS
  45. Contacting Patton for assistance
  46. Contact information
  47. Return for credit policy
NetLink 2960 RAS first page preview

NetLink 2960 RAS

Brand: Patton electronics | Category: Server
Table of contents
  1. Table Of Contents
  2. Table Of Contents
  3. About this guide
  4. Precautions
  5. Mouse conventions
  6. Introduction
  7. Model 2960/2996 Remote Access Server overview
  8. Hardware overview
  9. Signaling
  10. Physical dimensions
  11. LED display
  12. Approvals
  13. Software overview
  14. Hardware installation
  16. Cable installation
  17. Grounding the Model 2960/2996
  18. Connecting the EIA-561 RS-232 configuration port
  19. Connecting to the T1/E1/PRI WAN ports
  20. Configuring the RAS for operation
  22. Configuring the RAS with a Web browser
  23. Home page overview
  24. Configuring simple authentication
  25. Configuring dial-in user information
  26. Configuring the default gateway
  27. Configuring line settings and signaling for E1
  28. Setting the line signaling for an E1/PRI (ISDN) line
  29. Channel assignment
  30. Configuring line settings and signaling for T1
  32. Completing the installation
  33. Operation and shutdown
  35. Troubleshooting and maintenance
  37. Fault analysis
  38. Maintenance
  39. Periodic maintenance
  40. Installing the replacement RAS
  41. Contacting Patton for assistance
  43. RMA numbers
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