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User Guide

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374 KB
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45
Language:

English

Installation Guide

Table of Contents

About this guide
3
Audience
5
Product overview
13
Installation
17
Overview
31
Overview
43
Overview
63
Overview
73
- Product specifications
  73
  - Table A-1. Specifications for the 5100/6100 VDR
    73
- Ethernet (LAN) information
  73
  - Warranty, safety, and regulatory information
    75
Overview
77
Overview
85
- Console management port
  86
  - Table C-1. Pinout for DB-9 male to DB-9 female straight-through cable
    86
- Ethernet LAN port
  87
  - Table C-2. RJ45 Ethernet LAN port pinouts
    87
- Ethernet WAN port
  87
  - Table C-3. RJ45 Ethernet WAN port pinouts
    87
- T1 port
  88
  - Table C-4. T1 port pinouts (RJ45)
    88
- PSTN port
  88
- RJ21 Port
  89
  - Table C-5. Standard RJ21 pinout for a 50 pin connector
    89
  - Glossary
    91
- autonegotation 54
  97
  - B
    97
- back panel components 21
  97
  - C
    97
- cables
  97
- command
  97
- components
  97
- configuration
  97
- configuration file management 44
  97
- configuraton
  97
- connections
  97
- console messages 54
  97
- console output 55
  97
- console port 22
  97
  - D
    97
- data configuration 36, 39
  97
- deleting an IP address 38
  97
- documentation, related v
  97
- downloading a file image 47
  97
- downloading files 44
  97
  - E
    97
- error messages 55
  97
- Ethernet port 22
  97
  - F
    97
- Flash memory and downloading 54
  97
- formatting console output 55
  97
- fragmentation 55
  97
- FXS interface support 22
  97
  - G
    97
- gateway configuration 43
  97
- grounding nut 23
  97
  - H
    97
- Hardware Accessory Kit 10
  97
  - I
    97
- image file
  97
- installation
  97
  - L
    98
- LED cycle 29
  98
- LEDs 30
  98
  - M
    98
- management
  98
- management port
  98
- MLPPP error messages 55
  98
  - N
    98
- normal operation 54
  98
  - P
    98
- packets and autonegotiation 54
  98
- PC connection 29
  98
- ports
  98
- power loss during save 54
  98
- power outlet 23
  98
- powering the 6100 VDR 29
  98
- Power-On Self-Test (POST) 29
  98
- pre-installation considerations 11
  98
- PSTN cable requirement 22
  98
- PSTN connection 25
  98
  - R
    98
- rack-mount procedure 16
  98
- related documentation v
  98
- removal from network procedure 18
  98
- Reset button 21
  98
- reset button
  98
- reset exception 54
  98
- resetting and fragmentation 55
  98
- RJ11 connector 22
  98
- RJ21 port 22
  98
- RJ21 voice port connection 23
  98
- RJ45 10/100BaseT Ethernet port 22
  98
- RJ45 port 23
  98
  - S
    98
- serial connection procedure 33
  98
- serial number location 10
  98
- Serial port configuration 53
  98
- set ip gateway 43
  98
- shipping list 10
  98
- storing the 6100 VDR 18
  98
  - T
    98
- T1 RJ45 port 22
  98
- T1 WAN interface connection 27
  98
- template for wall mount procedure 14
  98
- troubleshooting 54
  98
  - U
    98
- undersized packets 54
  98
- uploading files 44
  98
  - V
    98
- voice configuration 41
  98
- voice services
  98
- Vpacket 6100 Series
  98
  - W
    98
- WAN link loss 25
  98
- WAN port 23
  98
- warranty registration 10
  98

Installation Guide

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1.8 MB
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98
Language:

English

Reference Manual

Table of Contents

Series 5100/6100™
1
Voice/Data Router
1
- About this manual
  3
Audience
5
- Content summary
  5
  - Table 1. Chapter summaries
    5
- Conventions
  6
  - Typefaces
    6
    - Table 2. Typefaces and their meanings
      6
  - Command syntax
    6
  - Messages
    6
    - Notes
      6
      - Note.
        6
    - Cautions
      7
      - Caution.
        7
    - Warnings
      7
      - Warning.
        7
- Related documentation
  7
- Contact information
  8
  - Voice calls
    8
  - E-mail
    8
  - Fax number
    8
  - Website
    8
  - System commands
    15
  - Overview
    16
    - Table 1-1. CLI syntax markers
      16
    - Table 1-2. Command prompts
      17
  - System level general commands
    17
    - Table 1-3. System-level general commands
      17
- Setting an alias
  18
- Broadcasting a message
  18
- Enabling system enhancements
  19
  - enable engineering
    19
  - enable log
    20
  - enable more
    20
  - enable support
    21
  - enable thishelp
    21
- Exiting a submenu
  22
- Obtaining help
  22
  - Help
    22
  - Help edit
    23
- Viewing command history
  24
- Logging out
  24
- Sending a message to a specific user
  25
- Setting sleep
  26
  - Caution
    26
- Viewing who is logged in
  26
- !x and !! to execute past commands
  27
  - Navigation, memory, and file management commands
    28
    - Table 1-4. Navigation, memory, and file management commands
      28
- Changing directories
  29
- Clearing a configuration, screen, or statistics
  30
  - clear screen
    30
  - clear stats
    30
- Forcing a configuration change
  30
  - commit
    31
  - commit atm
    31
  - commit dhcp
    31
  - commit IP
    32
  - commit t1
    32
- Deleting a file
  32
  - Warning.
    32
- Displaying directory contents
  33
- Downloading
  33
- Executing a script or file
  34
- Using FTP
  35
- Creating a directory
  35
- Using ping to check connectivity
  36
- Creating a script for future execution
  36
  - record comment
    36
  - record start
    37
  - record stop
    37
- Renaming a file or directory
  38
- Removing a directory
  38
  - Warning.
    38
- Resetting the 5100/6100 VDR
  39
- Saving a configuration, image, or file
  40
- Tracing a route
  41
- Uploading files
  42
- Setting system variables
  43
  - set console timeout
    43
  - set date
    44
  - set file
    44
  - set ftp server
    45
  - set ftp user
    45
  - set ftp password
    46
  - set ftp path
    46
  - set ftp filename
    47
  - set systemInfo
    48
  - set time
    49
- Viewing information
  49
  - show changes
    49
  - show datetime
    50
  - show file
    50
  - show ftp
    52
  - show systeminfo
    53
  - show unitInformation
    54
  - User administration
    55
Overview
57
Overview
67
Overview
115
Overview
151
- Accessing the FTPLoader
  151
  - 1. Power on the VDR and watch the console as the boot sequence appears.
    151
  - 2. To access the FTPLoader program, press Esc to skip the RAM test.
    151
  - 3. Press Esc when prompted to skip the boot menu.
    152
  - 4. Press Enter when prompted to enter the loader menu. If you still do not see the prompt FtpLoad...
    152
- Obtaining FTPLoader help
  153
  - Figure 5-1. Example of usage help
    153
- FTP loader command list
  153
  - Table 5-1. FTP loader commands
    153
- FTP loader commands
  156
  - Repeating a command
    156
  - Changing directories
    156
  - Returning the 5100/6100 VDR to the default config
    157
  - Deleting a file
    157
  - Running diag
    158
  - Listing directory contents
    158
  - Reformatting the 5100/6100 VDR
    159
    - Caution.
      159
  - Viewing the help commands
    160
  - Creating a directory
    160
  - Deleting a directory
    161
  - Downloading the software image by FTP to the Flash memory
    161
  - Loading a software image to RAM
    162
  - Passing a command to the application
    162
  - Checking connectivity
    162
  - Rebooting the 5100/6100 VDR
    163
  - Running a software image
    163
  - Running RAM
    164
  - Save config
    164
- Set commands
  164
  - Setting the system date
    164
  - Setting the FTP file name
    165
  - Setting the FTP password
    165
  - Setting the path to the FTP server
    166
  - Setting the IP address of the FTP server
    166
  - Setting the FTP user name
    167
  - Setting the IP address for LAN connectivity
    167
  - Setting the IP address for the gateway
    168
  - Setting the voice IP address
    168
  - Setting the data link layer protocol
    169
  - Setting the WAN IP address
    169
  - Setting the main software image
    170
  - Setting the system time
    170
- Show commands
  171
  - Viewing the boot information
    171
  - Viewing the configuration information
    171
  - Viewing the system date
    172
  - Viewing a file
    173
  - Viewing the FTP settings
    173
  - Viewing IP settings from the FTP loader
    174
  - Viewing loader information
    174
  - Viewing the MAC address
    175
  - Viewing the system time
    175
- A
  177
  - access levels 44
    177
  - access privileges 44
    177
  - alias 4
    177
  - ARP table, viewing 124
    177
  - atm 83
    177
  - audience iii
    177
- B
  177
  - bold type iv
    177
  - broadcast 4
    177
- C
  177
  - cautions iv
    177
  - cd 15
    177
  - changing a configuration 17
    177
  - changing directories 15
    177
  - chapter summaries iii
    177
  - clear screen 16
    177
  - clear stats 16
    177
  - clearing the terminal screen 16
    177
  - CLI help 3
    177
  - command 94
    177
  - Command Line Interface 2
    178
  - command lists
    178
  - command syntax iv
    178
  - commands
    178
  - commands listed by privilege 45
    178
  - commit 17
    178
  - commit atm 17
    178
  - commit dhcp 17
    178
  - commit ip 18
    178
  - commit t1 18
    178
  - configuring the Ethernet port 66
    178
  - contact information vi
    178
  - Copper Mountain DSLAM 80
    179
  - courier typeface iv
    179
  - creating
    179
  - creating user accounts 47
    179
  - customer care contact information vi
    179
- D
  179
  - delete 18
    179
  - deleting a directory 24
    179
  - DHCP example 54, 106, 107
    179
  - dir 19
    179
  - directory
    179
  - documentation, related v
    179
  - Domain Name System (DNS) 104
    179
  - download 19
    179
  - DSLAM
    179
  - Dynamic Host Control Protocol (DHCP) 106
    179
- E
  179
  - enable engineering 5
    179
  - enable log 6
    179
  - enable more 6
    179
  - enable support 7
    179
  - enable thishelp 7
    179
  - Ethernet statistics, clearing 16
    179
  - Ethernet WAN 86
    179
  - Ethernet, IP multinetting 66
    179
  - execute 20
    179
  - exit 8
    179
  - exit all 8
    179
- F
  179
  - file storage 21
    179
  - ftp 21
    179
  - FTP settings
    179
  - FTPLoader commands
    179
  - funi 83
    179
- H
  179
  - hardware addresses
    179
  - hardware information
    179
  - help 8
    179
  - help edit 9
    179
  - history 10
    179
- I
  179
  - IP multinetting 66
    179
  - IP services
    179
  - IP services commands 101
    179
  - IP statistics
    179
- L
  180
  - LAN IP addressing 67
    180
  - LAN statistics
    180
  - logout 10
    180
  - Lucent DSLAM 80
    180
  - Lucent Stinger SDSL settings 80
    180
- M
  180
  - MAC address 60
    180
  - MAC address, DHCP static host 117
    180
  - mkdir 21
    180
  - mlppp 83
    180
  - MLPPP fragmentation 76
    180
- N
  180
  - network
    180
  - Network Address Translation (NAT) 92
    180
  - network diagram
    180
  - no enable log 6
    180
  - no enable more 6
    180
  - no enable thishelp 7
    180
  - notes iv
    180
- P
  180
  - parameters 2
    180
  - ping 22
    180
  - pools 106
    180
  - ppp 83
    180
  - prompts
    180
- R
  180
  - read 45
    180
  - record comment 22
    180
  - record start 23
    180
  - record stop 23
    180
  - related documentation v
    180
  - rename 24
    180
  - repeating a command in FTPLoader 8
    180
  - requestactive 20
    180
  - reset 25
    180
  - returning the 6100 VDR to default settings 9
    180
  - rmdir 24
    180
  - root 45
    180
  - route add 122
    180
  - route delete 123
    180
- S
  180
  - save 26
    180
  - saving VC changes 17
    180
  - screen
    180
  - sendtext 11
    180
  - set acl add application 97
    180
  - set acl delete application 98
    180
  - set application_port 127
    180
  - set atm add 85
    180
  - set atm delete 86
    180
  - set console timeout 29
    180
  - set date 30
    180
  - set dhcp delete pool 113
    180
  - set dhcp delete static_host 118
    180
  - set dhcp mode 109
    180
  - set dhcp pool 108
    180
  - set dhcp pool default_lease 109
    180
  - set dhcp pool dnsServers 110
    180
  - set dhcp pool domainName 111
    180
  - set dhcp pool ipRange 111
    180
  - set dhcp pool maximum_lease 112
    180
  - set dhcp pool netbiosNodeType 113
    180
  - set dhcp pool networkAddress 113
    180
  - set dhcp pool default_router 110
    180
  - set dhcp pool netbiosNameServer 112
    180
  - set dhcp static host config_file 115
    180
  - set dhcp static host dnsServers 116
    180
  - set dhcp static host domainName 115
    180
  - set dhcp static_host 114, 117
    180
  - set dhcp static_host ipAddress 116
    180
  - set dhcp static_host server 117
    180
  - set dns client primary_server 104
    180
  - set dns client secondary_server 105
    180
  - set dns client wait_time 105
    180
  - set file 30
    180
  - set ftp filename 33
    180
  - set ftp password 32
    180
  - set ftp path 32
    180
  - set ftp server 31
    180
  - set ftp user 31
    180
  - set ip 66
    180
  - set ip delete lan 67
    180
  - set ip delete loopback 90
    180
  - set ip dhcp mode 66
    180
  - set ip gateway 58
    180
  - set ip lan 67
    180
  - set ip loopback 89
    180
  - set ip voice 58
    180
  - set ip wan 68, 86
    180
  - set nat 92
    180
  - set nat add static_mapping 95
    180
  - set nat delete port_map 93
    180
  - set nat delete static_mapping 95
    180
  - set nat outside wan 96
    180
  - set nat outside_interface 91
    180
  - set ntp interval 129
    181
  - set ntp server 128
    181
  - set ntp timezone 128
    181
  - set rip routing 126
    181
  - set snmp community add 130
    181
  - set snmp community delete 130
    181
  - set snmp trap destination add 131
    181
  - set snmp trap destination delete 131
    181
  - set systemInfo commands 34
    181
  - set telnet timeout 132
    181
  - set time 35
    181
  - set user add 47
    181
  - set user delete 48
    181
  - set user modify access 49
    181
  - set user modify password 48
    181
  - set wan baudrate 84
    181
  - set wan cablelength 74
    181
  - set wan circuitname 75
    181
  - set wan clocksource 75
    181
  - set wan data protocol 76, 83
    181
  - set wan dslam 82
    181
  - set wan encap 76, 82
    181
  - set wan fdl 77
    181
  - set wan framemode 77
    181
  - set wan interfacetype 78
    181
  - set wan linecoding 78
    181
  - set wan loopback 79
    181
  - setting system variables 29
    181
  - shortcuts
    181
  - show acl application 98
    181
  - show atm vc 84
    181
  - show changes 35
    181
  - show datetime 36
    181
  - show dhcp lease 118
    181
  - show dhcp mode 119
    181
  - show dhcp pool 114
    181
  - show dhcp server 119
    181
  - show dhcp static_host 119
    181
  - show dns 106
    181
  - show file 36
    181
  - show ftp 38
    181
  - show ip 59, 124
    181
  - show ip loopback 90
    181
  - show macaddress 60
    181
  - show nat port_maps 94
    181
  - show nat static_mapping 96
    181
  - show ntp 129
    181
  - show rip 126
    181
  - show snmp trap destination 132
    181
  - show systeminfo 39
    181
  - show unitInformation 40
    181
  - show user 50
    181
  - show user table 50
    181
  - show wan 69
    181
  - show wan state 72
    181
  - show wan statistics 70
    181
  - show wan stats 81
    181
  - sleep 12
    181
  - software version
    181
  - static hosts 106
    181
  - static IP NAT mapping 94
    181
  - statistical counters
    181
  - syntax
    181
  - syntax markers 2
    181
  - system
    181
- T
  181
  - technical support vi
    181
  - traceroute 27
    181
- U
  181
  - upload 28
    181
  - user administration 43
    181
  - User Table 43
    181
- V
  181
  - variables
    181
  - view stats ethernet 60
    181
  - viewing
    181
  - viewing static routes 124
    181
  - viewing the User Table 50
    181
  - voice interface
    181
- W
  182
  - WAN interface
    182
  - WAN interfaces
    182
  - WAN protocols 83
    182
  - WAN statistics
    182
  - warnings iv
    182
  - who 12
    182
  - write 45
    182
  - write access 43
    182

Reference Manual

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2.03 MB
Pages:

186
Language:

English

Quick Setup Guide

Quick Setup Guide

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650 KB
Pages:

18
Language:

English

User Guide

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2.1 MB
Pages:

92
Language:

English