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Contents
About This Guide
- Audience
- PortMaster Documentation
- Additional References
- RFCs
- Books
- Document Conventions
- Document Advisories
- Contacting Lucent InterNetworking Systems Technical Support
- For the EMEA Region
- For North America, Latin America, and the Asia Pacific Region
- PortMaster Training Courses
- Subscribing to PortMaster Mailing Lists
- PortMaster Software
- Preconfiguration Planning
- Setting the View
- Configuration Tips
- Basic Configuration Steps
- Setting the View
- Configuring Name Resolution
- Using the Host Table
- Setting the Name Service
- Setting the Name Server
- Setting the Domain Name
- Setting the Telnet Port
- Using the Telnet Port as a Console Port
- Setting Management Application Connections
- Setting System Logging
- Setting the Loghost
- Disabling and Redirecting Syslog Messages
- Setting Administrative Logins to Serial Ports
- Setting the Chassis
- Configuring Local IP Addresses
- IPCP Negotiation
- Main IP Address
- Setting the Local IP Address
- Configuring an IP Address Pool
- Setting the Reported IP Address
- Configuring Named IP Pools
- How PortMaster Address Assignment Works
- Displaying Named IP Pool Information
- Creating Named IP Pools
- Creating a Default IP Pool
- Resetting the IP Pool
- Deleting Named IP Pools
- Setting Address Ranges
- Setting a Named IP Pool Gateway
- Setting Named IP Pools in RADIUS
- Setting the Dynamic Host Control Protocol (DHCP) Server
- How the Cable Modem Telephone Return System Works
- Displaying the Routing Table
- Setting Static Routes
- Adding and Deleting a Static Route for IP
- Adding and Deleting a Static Route for IPX
- Modifying the Static Netmask Table
- Setting Authentication for Dial-In Users
- Setting Call-Check Authentication
- Setting the ISDN Switch
- PortMaster Security Management
- Understanding SNMP
- PortMaster 4 MIB Information
- Examining the MIB Structure
- Livingston Extensions
- PortMaster Serial Interfaces
- PortMaster T1 and E1 Interfaces
- PortMaster Internal Modem Table
- PortMaster Billing and Accounting Information Table
- PortMaster Call Event Status Table
- PortMaster Board Call Summary Table
- PortMaster Line Call Summary Table
- Configuring SNMP
- Setting SNMP Monitoring
- Setting SNMP Read and Write Community Strings
- Adding SNMP Read and Write Hosts
- Viewing SNMP Settings
- Monitoring SNMP Alarms
- Overview of PortMaster 4 Ethernet Interfaces
- Understanding Ether0
- Understanding Ether1
- Understanding the Interfaces on the Standalone Ethernet Boards
- Setting General Ethernet Parameters
- Setting the View
- Configuring RIP Routing
- Applying Filters
- Setting Ethernet IP Parameters
- Setting the IP Address
- Setting the Subnet Mask
- Setting the Broadcast Address
- Enabling or Disabling IP Traffic
- Setting Ethernet IPX Parameters
- Setting the IPX Network Address
- Enabling or Disabling IPX Traffic
- Setting the IPX Frame Type
- Configuring Ethernet Subinterfaces
- Configuring Standalone Ethernet Boards
- Interface Numbering
- Before You Begin
- Setting the View
- IPCP Negotiation
- Main IP Address
- Setting OSPF on an Ethernet Interface
- Configuring the User Table
- Displaying User Information
- Adding Users to the User Table
- Deleting Users from the User Table
- User Types
- Network Users
- Login Users
- Configuring Settings for Network and Login Users
- Setting a Password
- Setting the Idle Timer
- Setting the Session Limit
- Configuring Network Users
- Setting the Protocol
- Setting the User IP Address
- Setting the Subnet Mask
- Setting the IPX Network Number
- Configuring RIP Routing
- Setting the Asynchronous Character Map
- Setting the MTU Size
- Setting the Maximum Number of Dial-In Ports
- Setting Compression
- Setting Filters
- Specifying a Callback Location
- Configuring Login Users
- Setting the Login Host
- Applying an Optional Access Filter
- Setting the Login Service Type
- Specifying a Callback Telephone Number
- Synchronous Port Uses
- Configuring WAN Port Settings
- Setting the View
- General Synchronous Settings
- Settings for Hardwired Connections
- Configuring the Location Table
- Creating a Location
- Setting the Connection Type
- Setting the Telephone Number
- Setting the Username and Password
- Setting the Protocol
- Setting the Destination IP Address
- Setting the Destination Netmask
- Setting the IPX Network Number
- Setting RIP Routing
- Setting the Dial Group
- Setting the MTU Size
- Configuring Compression
- Setting the Idle Timer
- Setting Data over Voice
- Setting CHAP
- Setting the Asynchronous Character Map
- Setting Multiline Load Balancing
- Setting the Maximum Number of Dial-Out Ports
- Setting Bandwidth-on-Demand
- Setting Filters
- Input Filters
- Output Filters
- Testing Your Location Configuration
- Overview of PortMaster Filtering
- Filter Options
- Filter Organization
- How Filters Work
- Creating Filters
- Creating IP Filters
- Filtering TCP and UDP Packets
- Creating IPX Filters
- Displaying Filters
- Deleting Filters
- Example Filters
- Simple Filter
- Input Filter for an Internet Connection
- Input and Output Filters for FTP Packets
- Rule to Permit DNS into Your Local Network
- Rule to Listen to RIP Information
- Rule to Allow Authentication Queries
- Rule to Allow Networks Full Access
- Restrictive Internet Filter
- Restricting User Access
- Overview of L2TP
- L2TP Components
- How L2TP Works
- Configuring L2TP on the PortMaster 4
- Setting the View
- Setting Up a LAC
- Setting Up an LNS
- Load Balancing Among Tunnel Server End Points (Optional)
- Setting L2TP Tunnel Authentication (Optional)
- Overview of Call-Check
- Enabling Call-Check on a PortMaster
- How Call-Check Works
- Configuring L2TP on the RADIUS Server
- Configuring Call-Check
- Configuring User Profiles
- Configuring Accounting
- Administering L2TP on the PortMaster 4
- Manually Creating a Tunnel
- Displaying L2TP Information
- Resetting L2TP Tunnels
- Troubleshooting L2TP
- PPP Tracing
- Modem Connections
- Accounting for Firewalls between a LAC and an LNS
- Modem Ports
- Modem Functions
- Using Automatic Modem Configuration
- Displaying Modem Settings and Status
- Adding a Modem to the Modem Table
- Associating a Modem with a Port
- Configuring Ports for Modem Use
- Setting the Port Speed
- Setting Modem Control
- Setting Parity
- Setting the Flow Control
- Hanging Up a Line
- PortMaster 4 Quick Setup Guide for ISDN PRI
- Configuring the Ethernet Interface
- Configuring Global Parameters
- Configuring the Quad T1 Boards
- Configuring General Settings
- Setting the View
- Displaying Line Status
- Configuring Line Use
- Configuring Fractional Settings
- Setting Channel Groups
- Setting the Channel Rate
- Configuring ISDN PRI Settings
- Setting the ISDN PRI Switch
- Setting the Framing Format
- Setting the Encoding Method
- Setting the Pulse Code Modulation
- Setting the Loopback
- Setting the Directory Number
- Configuring True Digital Modems
- Setting Digital Modems to Analog Service
- Displaying Modem Status
- Troubleshooting Digital Modems
- Configuring Channelized T1 or E1
- Channelized T1 Service
- Channelized E1 Service
- Using NFAS for ISDN PRI
- Understanding Standard NFAS
- Understanding NFAS with D Channel Backup
- Multichassis Capacity
- Fault Tolerance
- NFAS Limitations
- Provisioning
- Configuring NFAS
- Configuring NFAS with D Channel Backup
- Displaying Information about NFAS Configurations
- Troubleshooting NFAS
- Example NFAS Configurations
- Configuring SS7
- Setting the Intermachine Trunk
- Viewing SS7 Configurations
- Troubleshooting SS7 Configurations
- SS7 Configuration Examples
- Overview of T3 Mux Boards
- Setting the View
- Mapping T1 Lines to T3 Channels
- Setting the Clock Source
- Setting the Clock Source for Each Synchronous Serial Line
- Enabling Clocking on the Backplane
- Setting T3 Mux Clocking
- Performing Diagnostics
- Looping an Individual DS-1 Channel
- Looping the T3 Line
- Overview of Frame Relay
- PVCs and DLCIs
- Line Speed
- Port Speed
- CIR and Burst Speed
- Discarding Frames
- Ordering Frame Relay Service
- LMI Types
- Frame Relay Configuration on the PortMaster
- Enabling LMI
- Enabling Annex-D
- Listing DLCIs for Frame Relay Access
- Configuring a T1 or E1 Line for Frame Relay
- Configuring Global and Ethernet Settings
- Configuring the Synchronous WAN Port
- Troubleshooting a Frame Relay Configuration
- Frame Relay Subinterfaces
- Configuring Subinterfaces
- Troubleshooting Subinterfaces
- Overview of Leased Line Connections
- Configuring a Leased Line Connection
- Configuring Global Settings
- Configuring Ethernet Interface Settings
- Configuring the Synchronous WAN Port
- Troubleshooting a Leased Line Connection
- Network Addressing
- IP Addressing
- IP Address Notation
- Reserved I-P Addresses
- Private IP Networks
- IP Address Conventions
- IPX Addressing
- Netmasks
- Using Naming Services and the Host Table
- Managing Network Security
- RADIUS
- ChoiceNet
- PortAuthority RADIUS
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