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SWITCH
The CyberSWITCH family of products represents the latest in high-speed remote access hardware
and software tools. These products allow customers to implement the connectivity solution ideally
suited to the needs of their business - with support over a wide range of technologies covering both
permanent and on-demand connections using ISDN, analog modem, Frame Relay, dedicated lines,
and X.25.
The CyberSWITCH family of products can be used with a mix of bridges, routers, hosts, PCs, and
workstations. These combinations provide internetworking capabilities that will allow devices to
carry out LAN-to-LAN applications such as telecommuting, electronic mail, multi-media
transmission, imaging, and CAD. Devices “dial up” into a single system using a multi-line hunt
group to extend the capabilities offered by an enterprise LAN.
The CyberSWITCH’s Central Site platforms utilize a built in CPU to manage analog and digital
communications. The platforms consist of a number of modular slots that allow hardware
customization. This hardware, along with the system’s UAA software, work together to provide
the centralized, concentrator function needed to support a variety of remote devices in a larger,
Central Site environment.
INDY
ISDN
Host
File Server
Router
Remote ISDN Bridge
Workstation
Workstation
Silicon Graphics INDY
Sun SPARCstation
PC
(
with BRI ISDN TA
)
Remote ISDN Bridge
BRI
BRIs or
PRIs
SW 56
Workstation
BRI
BRI
BRI
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- USER’S GUIDE 1
- VIRUS DISCLAIMER 2
- TRADEMARKS 3
- COPYRIGHTS 3
- FCC NOTICE 3
- DOC NOTICE 4
- VCCI NOTICE 4
- CONTENTS 5
- THIS GUIDE 25 5
- SYSTEM OVERVIEW 29 5
- SYSTEM INSTALLATION 74 6
- Hardware Installation 83 7
- Accessing the CyberSWITCH 98 7
- Upgrading System Software 105 7
- BASIC CONFIGURATION 110 8
- Security Overview 161 9
- ADVANCED CONFIGURATION 241 12
- Configuring IPX 321 14
- Configuring SNMP 350 16
- Configuring Call Control 365 16
- Verifying the Base System 418 18
- Verifying System Options 457 19
- TROUBLESHOOTING 474 20
- SYSTEM MAINTENANCE 559 20
- System Commands 576 21
- System Statistics 627 22
- APPENDICES 667 23
- INDEX 719 24
- DOCUMENTATION SET 26
- GUIDE CONVENTIONS 27
- UNIQUE SYSTEM FEATURES 31
- Unique System Features 33
- NTEROPERABILITY PROTOCOLS 34
- INTEROPERABILITY DEVICES 35
- ETWORK LAYER 36
- INK LAYER 36
- SECURITY OVERVIEW 37
- NETWORK INTERFACE OVERVIEW 37
- SYSTEM COMPONENTS 38
- REMOTE ISDN DEVICES 39
- SWITCHES SUPPORTED 40
- SYSTEM PLATFORMS 41
- THE CSX5500 42
- System Platforms 43
- LATFORM CHARACTERISTICS 44
- THE CSX6000 46
- THE CSX7000 49
- Express 55
- Back Panel 56
- THERNET ADAPTERS 58
- THERNET-2 ADAPTER 58
- THERNET-1 ADAPTER 58
- BASIC RATE ADAPTERS 59
- ASIC RATE ADAPTER 60
- ONNECTION 60
- PRIMARY RATE ADAPTERS 61
- HE PRI-23/30 62
- EXPANDER ADAPTER 63
- ARDWARE CHARACTERISTICS 64
- RS232 ADAPTER 65
- DIGITAL MODEMS 67
- HE DM-8 68
- HE DM-24+AND DM-30+ 68
- ENCRYPTION ADAPTER 69
- SYSTEM SOFTWARE 70
- ADMINISTRATION SOFTWARE 70
- SYSTEM FILES 71
- PERATIONAL FILES 72
- USER LEVEL SECURITY FILES 73
- NSTALLATION 74
- USTOM POINT-TO-POINT SERVICE 78
- Adapter Settings 85
- DAPTER I/O ADDRESS SETTINGS 86
- ENCRYPTION ADAPTER SETTINGS 89
- MVIP SETTINGS 89
- DDITIONAL ADAPTER SETTINGS 90
- ONNECTING MULTIPLE ADAPTERS 94
- SUMMARY OF GUIDELINES 97
- NULL-MODEM CONNECTION TO A PC 99
- EMOTE CONNECTION USING TELNET 100
- Making Connections 101
- CCESSING 103
- ACCESSING THE RELEASE NOTES 104
- PGRADING 105
- System Installation Completed 106
- Release n.n.n 106
- UPGRADING SYSTEM SOFTWARE 107
- EMOTE UPGRADE 108
- ONFIGURATION 110
- DYNAMIC MANAGEMENT 112
- Dynamic Management 113
- USING THE NETWORK WORKSHEETS 114
- ONFIGURING 115
- ESOURCES 115
- Resources 117
- CONFIGURING LINES 119
- INE CONFIGURATION ELEMENTS 122
- ERVICE PROFILE ID (SPID) 123
- INE ENCODING 125
- IGNALING METHOD 125
- OMMON CHANNEL 125
- OBBED BIT SIGNALING 125
- INE BUILD OUT 125
- INE BACKGROUND INFORMATION 126
- SUBADDRESSES 127
- MAC Layer Bridging Option 129
- IP OPERATING MODE 131
- IP NETWORK INTERFACES 133
- IP Network Interfaces 135
- WAN RIP Interfaces: Example 2 147
- (1.0.0.0) 147
- (2.0.0.0) 147
- (3.0.0.0) 147
- SING MULTIPLE IP ADDRESSES 150
- ONFIGURING STATIC ROUTES 152
- SING CFGEDIT 152
- Static Routes 153
- DEFAULT ROUTES 157
- NABLING/DISABLING IP RIP 158
- IP RIP CONFIGURATION ELEMENTS 159
- IP RIP BACKGROUND INFORMATION 159
- NCRYPTION 160
- OVERVIEW 161
- SECURITY LEVEL 161
- DEVICE LEVEL DATABASES 162
- User Level Databases 163
- ISDN Router 165
- NO SECURITY 166
- DEVICE LEVEL SECURITY 167
- SING MANAGE MODE 168
- User Level Security 169
- Security Server 170
- NFORMATION 174
- ALLING LINE ID SECURITY 175
- RIDGE MAC ADDRESS SECURITY 177
- OST ID SECURITY 177
- SYSTEM INFORMATION 178
- ADMINISTRATIVE SESSION 179
- IMEOUT VALUE 181
- UMBER OF SESSIONS 181
- ELNET SERVER TCP PORT NUMBER 181
- ATABASES 183
- ON-NODE DEVICE ENTRIES 184
- On-node Device Entries 185
- CSM AUTHENTICATION SERVER 208
- RADIUS SERVER 209
- HARED SECRET 211
- ORT NUMBER 211
- ERFORMANCE 214
- RADIUS RFC2138 215
- YPE CONFIGURATION ELEMENTS 216
- ACKGROUND INFORMATION 216
- BACKGROUND INFORMATION 217
- TACACS AUTHENTICATION SERVER 218
- PACKET FORMAT 219
- ACE AUTHENTICATION SERVER 220
- NETWORK LOGIN BANNERS 225
- Configuration 233
- ETWORK LAYER ENCRYPTION 236
- MPLEMENTATION 236
- NCRYPTION EXAMPLE 237
- UTHENTICATION HEADERS 237
- LINK LAYER ENCRYPTION 238
- UTOMATED KEY EXCHANGE 239
- ULTIPLE MAC/IP ADDRESSES 240
- OMPRESSION 240
- LTERNATE 242
- Dedicated Accesses 243
- ONFIGURING AN X.25 ACCESS 244
- X.25 Accesses 245
- X.25 CONFIGURATION ELEMENTS 247
- ONFIGURATION ELEMENTS 248
- CCESS BACKGROUND INFORMATION 253
- FRAME RELAY ACCESSES 255
- ONFIGURING A PVC 256
- Frame Relay Accesses 257
- NOT ALLOWED 263
- Bridge Dial Out 265
- SPANNING TREE PROTOCOL 266
- Spanning Tree Protocol 267
- NRESTRICTED BRIDGE MODE 268
- BRIDGE FILTERS 269
- SING MANAGE MODE COMMANDS 270
- Bridge Filters 271
- RIDGE FILTER DEFINITIONS 274
- KNOWN CONNECT LIST 285
- STATIC ARP TABLE ENTRIES 288
- THE ISOLATED MODE 289
- ONFIGURING AN IP ADDRESS POOL 290
- IP FILTERS 291
- CONFIGURING PACKET TYPES 292
- IP Filters 293
- ONFIGURING TCP 294
- ONFIGURING UDP 294
- ONFIGURING CONNECTION FILTERS 297
- CONFIGURING EXCEPTION FILTER 298
- APPLYING FILTERS 299
- ILTERS CONFIGURATION ELEMENTS 300
- ILTERS BACKGROUND INFORMATION 301
- Packet Types: 302
- Type 1: www,www,www 302
- Type 2: xxx,xxx,xxx 302
- Type 3: yyy,yyy 302
- Type 4: zzz,zzz 302
- ACKET TYPES 304
- Filter Application Points 304
- Filter Execution Order 304
- LIMITATIONS 305
- DHCP RELAY AGENT 308
- DHCP CONFIGURATION ELEMENTS 309
- DHCP BACKGROUND INFORMATION 309
- CSX5500 Using bridging 310
- CSX1200 Remote Bridge 310
- DHCP Client 310
- DHCP Server 310
- DHCP Relay Agent 311
- DHCP PROXY CLIENT 315
- DHCP Proxy Client 317
- DNS AND NETBIOS ADDRESSES 319
- CONFIGURING IPX INFORMATION 322
- IPX ROUTING OPTION 323
- PTION BACKGROUND INFORMATION 324
- IPX NETWORK INTERFACES 325
- IPX Network Interfaces 327
- IPX ROUTING PROTOCOLS 330
- IPX Routing Protocols 331
- IPX STATIC ROUTES 333
- IPX NETWARE STATIC SERVICES 335
- IPX SPOOFING 337
- IPX Spoofing 339
- IPX TYPE 20 PACKET HANDLING 340
- IPX ISOLATED MODE 341
- IPX TRIGGERED RIP/SAP 342
- CONFIGURATION ELEMENTS 343
- CONFIGURING IPX DEVICES 344
- AKE CALLS FOR IPX DATA 347
- EMOTE LAN NETWORK NUMBER 349
- POOFING OPTIONS 349
- Configuring SNMP 351
- SNMP CONFIGURATION ELEMENTS 352
- SNMP Background Information 353
- MIB Formatter 354
- SING CABLETRON NMS SYSTEMS 356
- ONFIGURING APPLETALK PORTS 358
- AppleTalk Ports 359
- HE APPLETALK NETWORK TYPE 360
- APPLETALK CAPACITIES 363
- Throughput Monitor 367
- VERLOAD CONDITION MONITORING 368
- CALL INTERVAL PARAMETERS 371
- MONTHLY CALL CHARGE 371
- ONFIGURING CALL RESTRICTIONS 372
- Call Restrictions 373
- AXIMUM CALLS PER DAY 374
- AXIMUM CALLS PER MONTH 374
- ALL MINUTES PER DAY 374
- BANDWIDTH RESERVATION 376
- Bandwidth Reservation 377
- SEMIPERMANENT CONNECTIONS 379
- Semipermanent Connections 381
- CSM AS A CALL CONTROL MANAGER 383
- ALL CONTROL MANAGEMENT 384
- D CHANNEL CALLBACK 385
- ODEM INACTIVITY TIMEOUT VALUE 387
- The Digital Modem 391
- TERMINAL MODE 393
- CALL DISCONNECT 393
- Default Async Protocol 395
- ONFIGURING PPP 396
- PPP Configuration 397
- INK FAILURE DETECTION 398
- DEFAULT LINE PROTOCOL 399
- ONFIGURING LOG OPTIONS 400
- Log Options 401
- OCAL LOG FILE OVERVIEW 402
- YSLOG SERVER OVERVIEW 402
- YSTEM MESSAGES 404
- UTHENTICATION MESSAGES 404
- ALL DETAIL RECORDING 404
- COMPRESSION OPTIONS 410
- Compression Options 411
- OMPRESSION AND CCP 412
- ONFIGURING TFTP 414
- FILE ATTRIBUTES 415
- fileattr change 416
- ERIFICATION 417
- IAGNOSIS 417
- ERIFYING 418
- LAN ADAPTER INITIALIZED? 419
- WAN LINES AVAILABLE FOR USE? 420
- DEDICATED SERIAL CONNECTIONS 421
- LAN CONNECTION OPERATIONAL? 422
- BRIDGE INITIALIZED? 423
- IP ROUTER INITIALIZED? 423
- REMOTE DEVICE CONNECTIVITY 424
- Remote Device Connectivity 425
- MULTI-LEVEL SECURITY 426
- IP HOST MODE 427
- ALTERNATE ACCESSES 429
- RAME RELAY CONNECTIONS 430
- X.25 CONNECTIONS 431
- AND A TERMINAL SERVER MENU 432
- ROTOCOLS 433
- OUTING OVER A WAN INTERFACE 434
- IP Routing Operational? 435
- IP RIP INITIALIZED? 441
- OUTER INITIALIZED? 446
- IPX ROUTING OPERATIONAL? 447
- EMOTE LAN CONNECTION 448
- OUTING OVER A WAN CONNECTION 450
- RIGGERED RIP/SAP 450
- PPLETALK ROUTING INITIALIZED? 452
- PPLETALK ROUTING OPERATIONAL? 452
- AppleTalk Routing 453
- DIAL OUT 459
- CALL DETAIL RECORDING 461
- COMPRESSION 462
- RESERVED BANDWIDTH 463
- DHCP: PROXY CLIENT 467
- ERIFICATION OF UDP PORTS 468
- MODEM CALLBACK 470
- PROXY ARP 472
- Proxy ARP 473
- ROUBLESHOOTING 474
- LCD MESSAGE GROUPS 475
- ERROR LCD MESSAGES 476
- LCD Message Groups 477
- Out Svc # (s,p) 478
- Over Max Charge 479
- Semiperm Error 479
- INFORMATIONAL MESSAGES 481
- WARNING MESSAGES 481
- ERROR MESSAGES 481
- SYSTEM MESSAGE SUMMARY 482
- System Message Summary 483
- TFTP kill 534
- <session Id> 534
- Call Trace Messages 545
- ALL TRACE MESSAGE SUMMARY 546
- IP Filters Trace Messages 551
- PPP PACKET TRACE MESSAGES 552
- PPP Packet Trace Messages 553
- RACE MESSAGES 554
- RACE MESSAGE SUMMARY 554
- X.25 Trace Messages 555
- X.25 (LAPB) TRACE MESSAGES 557
- AINTENANCE 559
- ANAGEMENT 560
- NSTALLATION AND CONFIGURATION 562
- SAGE INSTRUCTIONS 562
- IN_A> LAN TEST 563
- LAN Test Passed 563
- CURRENT RELEASE: 564
- RELEASES 564
- ETTING UP A NEW NUMBER 566
- ETTING UP SERVER TYPE 566
- DIALING OUT 567
- USAGE INSTRUCTIONS 569
- Carbon Copy 571
- RUNNING WITHOUT CARBON COPY 574
- 2048Kb 3072Kb 575
- Setting the IP Address 577
- <escape> 579
- call device 580
- IEWING THROUGHPUT INFORMATION 582
- THROUGHPUT MONITOR CONTENTS 583
- AVING OPERATIONAL INFORMATION 584
- ONFIGURATION-RELATED COMMANDS 585
- SETTING THE DATE AND TIME 586
- APPLETALK ROUTING COMMANDS 587
- AppleTalk Routing Commands 589
- BRIDGE COMMANDS 591
- CALL CONTROL COMMANDS 592
- Call Control Commands 593
- CALL RESTRICTION COMMANDS 596
- CSM COMMANDS 597
- DHCP COMMANDS 597
- DIGITAL MODEM COMMANDS 598
- Frame Relay Commands 599
- IP Routing Commands 601
- IPX ROUTING COMMANDS 605
- Negotiation Parameters: 606
- WAN Link Delay = 606
- ISDN Usage Commands 607
- LAN COMMANDS 608
- LOG COMMANDS 608
- Packet Capture Commands 609
- RADIUS COMMANDS 612
- RADIUS Commands 613
- PANNING TREE PORT INFORMATION 614
- Spanning Tree Commands 615
- TCP Commands 617
- Trying 204.157.42.150 618
- Connected to 204.157.42.150 618
- Escape character is ‘^]’ 618
- Telnet Commands 619
- TERMINAL COMMANDS 620
- TFTP COMMANDS 621
- TRACE COMMANDS 622
- UDP Commands 623
- WAN COMMANDS 624
- X.25 Commands 625
- TATISTICS 627
- CALL RESTRICTION STATISTICS 628
- CALL STATISTICS 628
- APPLETALK STATISTICS 629
- AppleTalk Statistics 631
- APPLETALK PORT STATISTICS 633
- BRIDGE STATISTICS 634
- COMPRESSION STATISTICS 635
- OMMON DHCP STATISTICS 636
- DHCP RELAY AGENT STATISTICS 637
- ROXY CLIENT STATISTICS 638
- DIGITAL MODEM STATISTICS 639
- FRAME RELAY STATISTICS 639
- PVC RELATED STATISTICS 641
- LAN STATISTICS 642
- IP STATISTICS 643
- ICMP GROUP STATISTICS 645
- ENERAL STATISTICS 646
- IPX Statistics 647
- IPX TRIGGERED RIP STATISTICS 649
- IPX ROUTE STATISTICS 649
- RIGGERED SAP STATISTICS 650
- RIP STATISTICS 651
- SERIAL INTERFACE STATISTICS 652
- SNMP STATISTICS 652
- SNMP Statistics 653
- TCP Statistics 655
- TFTP STATISTICS 656
- TFTP Statistics 657
- UDP STATISTICS 658
- WAN FR_IETF STATISTICS 658
- WAN L1P STATISTICS 659
- AYER 1 GENERAL STATISTICS 660
- X.25 STATISTICS 661
- X.25 Statistics 663
- PPENDICES 667
- THERNET ADAPTER 669
- PRI-8 Adapter 671
- Side View 671
- Front View 671
- PRI-23 Adapter 672
- PRI-23/30 Adapter 673
- XPANDER ADAPTER 674
- V.35 ADAPTER 675
- V.35 Adapter 675
- RS232 Adapter 676
- (both jumpers installed; 677
- bus terminated) 677
- (jumpers 3 & 4 677
- HE DM-24 678
- DM-24 Adapter 679
- MVIP Bus 680
- Connector 680
- DM-24+ Adapter 681
- (back view) 681
- NCRYPTION ADAPTER 682
- DAPTER (US VERSION) 682
- ORKSHEETS 683
- ETWORK TOPOLOGY 684
- YSTEM DETAILS 685
- ACCESSES 686
- * HDLC Bridge only 687
- BRIDGING 688
- IP ROUTING 688
- Network Interface Information 688
- OUTING, CONTINUED 689
- PPLETALK ROUTING 690
- CFGEDIT M 691
- ATA LINES 692
- Options Menu 693
- ECURITY LEVEL 696
- YSTEM OPTIONS AND INFORMATION 696
- EVICE LEVEL DATABASES 696
- Security Menu 697
- FF-NODE SERVER INFORMATION 698
- ETWORK LOGIN INFORMATION 698
- SSISTANCE 699
- CABLETRON SYSTEMS 700
- SYSTEM PROBLEM REPORT 700
- DMINISTRATIVE 701
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