Lucent Technologies 6000 User Manual
Configuring Individual WAN Connections
The Connection profile
MAX 6000/3000 Network Configuration Guide
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Encaps=X25/PAD
When Connections > Connection profile > Encaps=X25/PAD, the following parameters appear
in the interface for Ethernet > Connections > Connection profile > Encaps Options:
in the interface for Ethernet > Connections > Connection profile > Encaps Options:
Circuit
Alphanumeric name for a DLCI endpoint. When combined as a
circuit, the two DLCI endpoints act as a tunnel—data received on one
DLCI bypasses the Lucent router and is sent out on the other DLCI.
circuit, the two DLCI endpoints act as a tunnel—data received on one
DLCI bypasses the Lucent router and is sent out on the other DLCI.
Parameter
Specifies
Parameter
Specifies
X.25 Prof
Name of an X.25 profile to use for this connection. To guard against
misconfiguration, the MAX unit does not allow you to save an active
Connection profile specifying X.25 encapsulation unless the named
X.25 profile is defined and active.
misconfiguration, the MAX unit does not allow you to save an active
Connection profile specifying X.25 encapsulation unless the named
X.25 profile is defined and active.
Recv PW
Password that the unit expects to receive from the far end while the
connection is being authenticated. If this password is not sent by the
far-end device, authentication fails. For X.25/PAD, the password can
contain 48 characters.
connection is being authenticated. If this password is not sent by the
far-end device, authentication fails. For X.25/PAD, the password can
contain 48 characters.
X.3 Param Prof
Default X.3 profile for setting up the PAD for this connection. Note
that a user can specify a profile using a PAD command. In this case,
the profile specified on the command line overrides the parameter
value for the length of the current session.
that a user can specify a profile using a PAD command. In this case,
the profile specified on the command line overrides the parameter
value for the length of the current session.
VC Timer Enable
Virtual Call Establishment (VCE) timer on a per-user basis. The VCE
timer specifies the number of seconds to maintain a connection to a
character-oriented device (such as the terminal server) that has not
established a virtual call.
timer specifies the number of seconds to maintain a connection to a
character-oriented device (such as the terminal server) that has not
established a virtual call.
Auto-Call X.121
Addr
Addr
X.25 host to call immediately when an X.25/PAD session is
established via this Connection profile. If Auto-Call X.121 Addr
specifies an address, the PAD session can begin automatically;
otherwise, the unit displays the terminal-server prompt, where the user
can issue the pad command to begin a session.
established via this Connection profile. If Auto-Call X.121 Addr
specifies an address, the PAD session can begin automatically;
otherwise, the unit displays the terminal-server prompt, where the user
can issue the pad command to begin a session.
Reverse Charge
Whether or not the call packet should include a reverse charge request
facility element.
facility element.
RPOA
Set of Recognized Private Operating Agency user facilities to use in
the next call request. The RPOA facilities provide the data network
identification code for the requested initial RPOA transit network. The
code contains four decimal digits.
the next call request. The RPOA facilities provide the data network
identification code for the requested initial RPOA transit network. The
code contains four decimal digits.
CUG Index
Closed user group (CUG) index/selection facility to use in the next call
request. The CUG selection/index facility is used to indicate to the
called switch the closed user group selected for a virtual call. (A CUG
is a calling group to which access is restricted. A user can be a member
of more than one CUG. In general, members of a specific CUG can
communicate among themselves, but not with users outside the group.
In some cases, however, specific CUG members can originate calls to
destinations outside the group, or receive calls from outside the
group.)
request. The CUG selection/index facility is used to indicate to the
called switch the closed user group selected for a virtual call. (A CUG
is a calling group to which access is restricted. A user can be a member
of more than one CUG. In general, members of a specific CUG can
communicate among themselves, but not with users outside the group.
In some cases, however, specific CUG members can originate calls to
destinations outside the group, or receive calls from outside the
group.)