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Part No. 114062 Rev. AAugust 1996Router Software Version 11.0Site Manager Software Version 5.0Configuring DialServices

x 114062 Rev. ASelecting CHAP or PAP for the Demand Circuit ...8-4Demand Circuit Parameters ...

Configuring Dial Services7-2 114062 Rev. A Using the MIB Object ID For each parameter, this chapter includes default settings, valid parameter option

Creating Line Pools 114062 Rev. A 7-3 Creating Line Pools with Raise DTR and V.25bis Interfaces To create pools with lines that use Raise DTR, or V.

Configuring Dial Services7-4 114062 Rev. A Figure 7-2. Demand Pools Window 2. In the Pools window, click on Add. Site Manager displays the Pool Confi

Creating Line Pools 114062 Rev. A 7-5 Site Manager displays the Lines Definition window (Figure 7-4). Figure 7-4. Demand Lines Definition Window for a

Configuring Dial Services7-6 114062 Rev. A Once you select a port, Site Manager displays the WAN Serial Interface Type window (Figure 7-5). Figure 7-

Creating Line Pools 114062 Rev. A 7-7 Figure 7-6. Sync Line Media Type Window If you select Async , Site Manager displays the Async Line Media Type

Configuring Dial Services7-8 114062 Rev. A 7. Click on OK to save your changes. Site Manager redisplays the Lines Definition window (Figure 7-8). The

Creating Line Pools 114062 Rev. A 7-9 Site Manager redisplays the Pools window with three new buttons (Edit, Apply, and Delete) that allow you to ed

Configuring Dial Services7-10 114062 Rev. A Sync and Async Line Media Type Parameters Use the following descriptions as guidelines when you configure

Creating Line Pools 114062 Rev. A 7-11 Parameter: Priority Default: 1 Range: 1 to 50 Function: Prioritizes a group of lines in the same pool. For

114062 Rev. A xiChapter 10Configuring Bandwidth-on-Demand CircuitsEnabling Bandwidth-on-Demand Service ...

Configuring Dial Services7-12 114062 Rev. A Adding Line Pools To create additional line pools: 1. Repeat the procedures beginning on page 7-4, “Creat

Creating Line Pools 114062 Rev. A 7-13 Editing Modem Parameters for V.25bis Lines After you configure a line for V.25bis, you can configure the modem

Configuring Dial Services7-14 114062 Rev. A Figure 7-11. Async Modem Interface Window 3. Enter new values for the modem interface parameters. 4. Clic

Creating Line Pools 114062 Rev. A 7-15 Modem Interface Parameter Descriptions Use the following descriptions as guidelines when you configure the mod

Configuring Dial Services7-16 114062 Rev. A Parameter: Debug Mode Default: Disable Options: Enable | Disable Function: Allows you to print debug

Creating Line Pools 114062 Rev. A 7-17 Configuring ISDN Lines The procedure for configuring BRI at the physical layer is different from that of PRI, s

Configuring Dial Services7-18 114062 Rev. A 3. Select the Port Application mode for this line, referring to the parameter description that follows, a

Creating Line Pools114062 Rev. A 7-19 Leased – 2X64K: Specifies that this line provides two B channels that are always available. No call setup is done

Configuring Dial Services7-20 114062 Rev. AFigure 7-13. Configuration Manager Window2.Click on an MCT1 or MCE1 connector.Site Manager displays the Port

Creating Line Pools114062 Rev. A 7-21 3.Set the Port Application mode, referring to the parameter description that follows, and click on OK. For PRI m

xii 114062 Rev. AConfiguration of Router 2 ... A-8Port Application

Configuring Dial Services7-22 114062 Rev. AConfiguring MCT1/MCE1 Clock ParametersAfter you choose PRI as the application mode, Site Manager automatical

Creating Line Pools114062 Rev. A 7-23 MCT1/MCE1 Clock ParametersUse the following descriptions when you configure the clock parameters. Parameter: Prim

Configuring Dial Services7-24 114062 Rev. AConfiguring MCT1/MCE1 Port ParametersAfter the clock parameters, Site Manager displays the MCT1 or MCE1 Port

Creating Line Pools114062 Rev. A 7-25 Figure 7-17. MCE1 Port Parameters WindowMCT1 Port ParametersUse the following descriptions as guidelines when yo

Configuring Dial Services7-26 114062 Rev. A Parameter: Line Type Default: ESF Options: Unframed T1 | ESF | SF/D4 Function: Selects either ESF or SF/D4

Creating Line Pools114062 Rev. A 7-27 Parameter: Signal Level (dB) Default: 0.0 dB Options: -15 dB | -7.5 dB | 0.0 dB | 0.5 dB | 0.8 dB | 1.1 dB | 1.

Configuring Dial Services7-28 114062 Rev. A Parameter: Clear Alarm Threshold (seconds) Default: 2 seconds Range: 2 to 10 seconds Function: Specifies th

Creating Line Pools114062 Rev. A 7-29 Parameter: Accept Loopback Request Default: Enable Options: Enable | Disable Function: Enables or disables loop

Configuring Dial Services7-30 114062 Rev. A Parameter: Send Performance Measurement CR Addr Default: prmCi Options: prmCi | prmCarrier Function: Speci

Creating Line Pools114062 Rev. A 7-31 MCE1 Port ParametersUse the following descriptions when you configure the MCE1 port parameters. Parameter: Enable

114062 Rev. A xiiiFiguresFigure 1-1. Example of Dial Access to a Switched Telephone Network ...1-2Figure 1-2. Dial-on-Demand Service

Configuring Dial Services7-32 114062 Rev. A Parameter: Line Coding Default: HDB3 Options: T34AMI | HDB3 Function: Specifies a line coding method. AMI l

Creating Line Pools114062 Rev. A 7-33 Parameter: Clear Alarm Threshold (seconds) Default: 2 seconds Range: 2 to 10 seconds Function: Specifies the cle

Configuring Dial Services7-34 114062 Rev. AConfiguring MCT1/MCE1 Logical LinesFollowing the port parameters, Site Manager displays the PRI Logical Line

Creating Line Pools114062 Rev. A 7-35 Figure 7-19. MCT1 Timeslots WindowConfigure B channels as follows:1. Click on Select All to automatically change

Configuring Dial Services7-36 114062 Rev. AFigure 7-20. Pull-Down Menu for PRI Timeslot2.Select B Channel to configure the timeslot.Site Manager change

Creating Line Pools114062 Rev. A 7-37 Site Manager returns you to the PRI Logical Lines window.4. Accept the default MTU size or modify the parameter

Configuring Dial Services7-38 114062 Rev. ACreating Line Pools with ISDN InterfacesAt this point, the instructions for configuring line pools are the s

Creating Line Pools114062 Rev. A 7-39 5.Accept the default values or enter new values for these fields, using the descriptions following this procedure

Configuring Dial Services7-40 114062 Rev. ATable 7-1. Switch Types by Country Country BRI Switch Types PRI Switch TypesAustriaBelgiumDenmarkFranceGerm

Creating Line Pools114062 Rev. A 7-41 Parameter: Incoming Filter Default: Disable Options: Enable | Disable Function: The incoming filter enables the

xiv 114062 Rev. AFigure 7-4. Demand Lines Definition Window for a ASN ...7-5Figure 7-5. WAN Serial Interface T

Configuring Dial Services7-42 114062 Rev. A Parameter: Global Adaption Rate Default: 64K Options: 64K | 56K Function: In accordance with the ITU-T (fo

Creating Line Pools114062 Rev. A 7-43 Configuring ISDN Logical LinesAfter you choose a switch, Site Manager automatically displays the ISDN Logical Lin

Configuring Dial Services7-44 114062 Rev. AFigure 7-24. Configured Demand Pool4.Add more pools if you need them.Repeat the procedures in the previous s

Creating Line Pools114062 Rev. A 7-45 Logical Lines ParametersUse the following descriptions for configuring the ISDN logical lines parameters. Paramet

Configuring Dial Services7-46 114062 Rev. A Parameter: Pool Channel Priority Default: 1 Range: 1 to 50 Function: Prioritizes a group of lines in the s

Creating Line Pools114062 Rev. A 7-47 Local Phone Numbers (ISDN Only)The local phone numbers option identifies the calling router’s phone number in the

Configuring Dial Services7-48 114062 Rev. AFigure 7-26. ISDN Local Phone Numbers WindowNote that the SPID parameter appears in the Local Phone Number

Creating Line Pools114062 Rev. A 7-49 Figure 7-27. Phone Number Window4. Click on OK to save the numbers.Site Manager returns you to the ISDN Local Ph

Configuring Dial Services7-50 114062 Rev. AFigure 7-28. Configured ISDN Local Phone Numbers Window5.Click on Done until you return to the Configuration

Creating Line Pools114062 Rev. A 7-51 Local Phone Number ParametersUse the following descriptions when you set the local phone number parameters. Para

114062 Rev. A xvFigure 8-5. BOD Configuration Window ...8-16Figure 8-6. Select Protocol

Configuring Dial Services7-52 114062 Rev. A Parameter: SPID Default: None Options: A maximum of 20 numeric characters Function: For only switch types

Creating Line Pools114062 Rev. A 7-53 Configuring BRI Leased Line (Germany Only)If the ISDN service provider does not use the D channel for call setup

Configuring Dial Services7-54 114062 Rev. AFigure 7-30. WAN Protocols Menu6.Select a WAN protocol and click on OK.Site Manager returns you to the Confi

Creating Line Pools114062 Rev. A 7-55 Parameter: BRI T4 Timer Default: 750 milliseconds Range: 500 to 1000 milliseconds Function: Indicates the amoun

Configuring Dial Services7-56 114062 Rev. ATo remove a dial service from an ISDN line, refer to “Modifying the Logical Lines Configuration” on page 7-6

Creating Line Pools114062 Rev. A 7-57 Editing the ISDN Switch ConfigurationIf you change the Switch Type parameter, the router’s ISDN software makes ch

Configuring Dial Services7-58 114062 Rev. AModifying the D Channel for BRI LinesIn most cases, the default settings for the D channel will work for yo

Creating Line Pools114062 Rev. A 7-59 Figure 7-33. BRI Interface Configuration Window3. Edit the parameters according to descriptions that follow these

Configuring Dial Services7-60 114062 Rev. ABRI Parameter DescriptionsUse the following descriptions when you configure the BRI parameters. Parameter: A

Creating Line Pools114062 Rev. A 7-61 Parameter: BRI T4 Timer Default: 750 milliseconds Range: 500 to 1000 milliseconds Function: Indicates the amoun

xvi 114062 Rev. AFigure 11-5. Incoming Phone List Window ...11-14Figure 11-6. Phone Number

Configuring Dial Services7-62 114062 Rev. A Parameter: BRI Line Type Default: PTP Options: PTP | MTP Function: Indicates whether or not you have a poi

Creating Line Pools114062 Rev. A 7-63 Editing the MCT1/E1 Port Parameters and TimeslotsFrom the Configuration Manager, you can click on an MCT1/E1 conn

Configuring Dial Services7-64 114062 Rev. AEditing the Local Phone NumberTo edit the local phone number for the B channel that you configured earlier,

Creating Line Pools114062 Rev. A 7-65 Deleting BRI and PRI ConfigurationsYou must delete the dial-up circuits and pools that use the connector before y

114062 Rev. A 8-1 Chapter 8Configuring Demand Circuits When you configure dial-on-demand service, you must set up circuits that run over the demand li

Configuring Dial Services8-2 114062 Rev. A Figure 8-2. Demand Circuits Window 3. Click on Add to add a demand circuit. Site Manager redisplays the De

Configuring Demand Circuits 114062 Rev. A 8-3 Figure 8-3. Demand Circuits Window with Circuit Added 4. Repeat Step 3 to add more demand circuits. 5.

Configuring Dial Services8-4 114062 Rev. A Editing Demand Circuit Parameters After you assign a demand circuit to a pool, Site Manager adds several b

Configuring Demand Circuits 114062 Rev. A 8-5 Demand Circuit Parameters Use the following descriptions as guidelines when you configure the demand ci

114062 Rev. A xviiTablesTable 1-1. Primary and Backup Lines ...1-9Table 1-2. Prima

Configuring Dial Services8-6 114062 Rev. A Parameter: Inactivity Time Default: 60 seconds Range: 1 to 99999999 seconds Function: Measures the data

Configuring Demand Circuits 114062 Rev. A 8-7 Parameter: Retry Delay Default: 3 seconds Range: 1 to 10 seconds Function: Determines how long the r

Configuring Dial Services8-8 114062 Rev. A Parameter: Auto Demand Termination Default: Disabled Options: Enabled | Disabled Function: For applica

Configuring Demand Circuits 114062 Rev. A 8-9 Parameter: CHAP Local Name Default: None Options: Any text string; maximum 20 characters Function: T

Configuring Dial Services8-10 114062 Rev. A Parameter: PAP Local ID Default: None Options: Any text string; maximum 25 characters Function: Specifie

Configuring Demand Circuits 114062 Rev. A 8-11 Parameter: Maximum Up Time Default: 60 minutes Range: 1 to 999999 minutes Function: Specifies the ma

Configuring Dial Services8-12 114062 Rev. A Parameter: UpTime Term. Reset Default: 60 minutes Range: 1 to 999999 minutes Function: Determines the a

Configuring Demand Circuits 114062 Rev. A 8-13 Parameter: Inactivity Mode Default: Both Directions Options: Both Directions | Transmit Only |

Configuring Dial Services8-14 114062 Rev. A Parameter: Dial Optimized Routing Default: Disabled Options: Disabled | Enabled Function: Enables dia

Configuring Demand Circuits 114062 Rev. A 8-15 Adding Bandwidth for Dial-on-Demand Lines If the demand line becomes congested, the router can provid

xviii 114062 Rev. ATable A-25. Port Application Mode ... A-19Table A-26. Backu

Configuring Dial Services8-16 114062 Rev. A Figure 8-5. BOD Configuration Window 4. Enter values for these parameters according to the congestion moni

Configuring Demand Circuits 114062 Rev. A 8-17 Enabling Protocols for Demand Circuits To enable a protocol or protocols for a selected demand circui

Configuring Dial Services8-18 114062 Rev. A 3. Click on Done until you return to the Configuration Manager window. Scheduling When the Demand Circui

Configuring Demand Circuits 114062 Rev. A 8-19 2. Click on Add. Site Manager displays the Circuit Time of Day Schedule window where you make your en

Configuring Dial Services8-20 114062 Rev. AFigure 8-9. Completed Circuit Time of Day Schedule WindowSchedule ParametersUse the following descriptions

Configuring Demand Circuits114062 Rev. A 8-21 Parameter: Start Time Default: 0 Range: 0 to 2359 Function: Specifies the time of day the circuit is ava

Configuring Dial Services8-22 114062 Rev. A Parameter: Inactivity Timeout Default: Disable Options: Enable | Disable Function: Determines whether the

Configuring Demand Circuits114062 Rev. A 8-23 Configuring Demand Circuit GroupsTo simplify configuration of unnumbered interfaces in a large network, co

Configuring Dial Services8-24 114062 Rev. AFigure 8-11. Enter a Demand Pool Window3.Enter values for these fields according to the parameter descriptio

Configuring Demand Circuits114062 Rev. A 8-25 Parameter: Number of Circuits Default: None Options: Maximum number of lines in the line pool Function:

114062 Rev. A xixAbout This GuideIf you are responsible for configuring and managing Bay Networks™ routers orBNX® platforms, you should read this guide

Configuring Dial Services8-26 114062 Rev. AFill out the Caller Resolution Info Window as follows:1. Enter values for the parameters according to the d

Configuring Demand Circuits114062 Rev. A 8-27 Parameter: CHAP Secret Default: Unsecured Options: Any text string; maximum 20 characters Function: Spe

Configuring Dial Services8-28 114062 Rev. AEnabling Protocols for Circuit GroupsOnce you configure a demand circuit group, Site Manager redisplays the

Configuring Demand Circuits114062 Rev. A 8-29 To modify your circuit group configuration:1. Click on Add Group to add other circuit groups, then click

Configuring Dial Services8-30 114062 Rev. ACircuit Group Protocol ParametersUse the following descriptions as guidelines when you configure the paramet

Configuring Demand Circuits114062 Rev. A 8-31 Parameter: RIP Enable Default: Disable Options: Enable | Disable Function: Enables or disables RIP on t

Configuring Dial Services8-32 114062 Rev. A Parameter: IPXWAN Enable Default: Disable Options: Enable | Disable Function: Enables or disables IPXWAN o

114062 Rev. A 9-1 Chapter 9Configuring Backup Circuits To configure backup service, you designate an existing leased circuit as a primary circuit, and

Configuring Dial Services9-2 114062 Rev. A Configuring PPP over Backup Circuits To configure PPP over the backup circuit 1. Select Dialup > Backup C

Configuring Backup Circuits 114062 Rev. A 9-3 Figure 9-2. Primary Circuit Definition Window 2. In the Primary Circuit Definition window, highlight a c

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Configuring Dial Servicesxx 114062 Rev. A• The ARE ATM Suite provides RFC 1483 and 1577 compliance, ATM UNI 3.0signaling, in addition to the LAN Suite

Configuring Dial Services9-4 114062 Rev. A 3. Set the Circuit Type parameter to primary, and specify the backup pool that you want associated with th

Configuring Backup Circuits 114062 Rev. A 9-5 Figure 9-5. Configured Primary Circuit Definition Window 5. Repeat Steps 2 through 4 to specify more pri

Configuring Dial Services9-6 114062 Rev. A Circuit Options Parameters Use the following descriptions as guidelines when you configure the circuit opti

Configuring Backup Circuits 114062 Rev. A 9-7 Editing PPP Primary Circuit Definition Parameters After you designate a primary circuit, Site Manager a

Configuring Dial Services9-8 114062 Rev. A PPP Primary Circuit Parameters Use the following descriptions as guidelines when you configure the primary

Configuring Backup Circuits 114062 Rev. A 9-9 Parameter: CHAP Local Name Default: None Options: Any text string; maximum 20 characters Function: T

Configuring Dial Services9-10 114062 Rev. A Parameter: PAP Local ID Default: None Options: Any text string; maximum 25 characters Function: Specifie

Configuring Backup Circuits 114062 Rev. A 9-11 Parameter: Maximum Up Time Default: 60 minutes Range: 1 to 999999 minutes Function: Specifies the ma

Configuring Dial Services9-12 114062 Rev. A Parameter: UpTime Term. Reset Default: 60 minutes Range: 0 to 999999 minutes Function: Determines the a

Configuring Backup Circuits 114062 Rev. A 9-13 Configuring Frame Relay over Backup Circuits For Frame Relay backup circuits, you can use the Frame Re

About This Guide114062 Rev. A xxiConventionsangle brackets (< >) Indicate that you choose the text to enter based on thedescription inside the b

Configuring Dial Services9-14 114062 Rev. A 2. Click on Intf. Type. Site Manager displays the FR Interface window (Figure 9-7). Figure 9-7. FR Interf

Configuring Backup Circuits 114062 Rev. A 9-15 Interface Type Parameter Use the following descriptions as guidelines when configuring the Frame Relay

Configuring Dial Services9-16 114062 Rev. A Parameter: Pool ID Default: None Range: 1 to 255 Function: Identifies the backup pool that the primary c

Configuring Backup Circuits 114062 Rev. A 9-17 From the Frame Relay Interface Definition window (Figure 9-8), edit the primary and backup circuit’s c

Configuring Dial Services9-18 114062 Rev. A Frame Relay Primary Circuit Parameters Use the following descriptions when you edit the primary circuit p

Configuring Backup Circuits 114062 Rev. A 9-19 Parameter: Max UpTime Termination Default: Disabled Options: Enabled | Disabled Function: Automat

Configuring Dial Services9-20 114062 Rev. A Parameter: Primary Down Time Default: 5 minutes Range: 1 to 999999 minutes Function: Specifies the amoun

Configuring Backup Circuits 114062 Rev. A 9-21 Editing the Frame Relay Backup Configuration To further modify the shared configuration, follow these s

Configuring Dial Services9-22 114062 Rev. A FR Backup Interface Parameters Use the following descriptions as guidelines when you configure the backup

Configuring Backup Circuits114062 Rev. A 9-23 CCITT Annex A provides user-side management services as specified by the ITU-T (formerly CCITT).LMI Switc

Configuring Dial Servicesxxii 114062 Rev. AAcronymsAURP AppleTalk Update-based Routing ProtocolBRI Basic Rate InterfaceBofL Breath of LifeCHAP Challen

Configuring Dial Services9-24 114062 Rev. A Parameter: Address Length Default: Two Byte Options: Two Byte | Three Byte | Four Byte Function: Specifies

Configuring Backup Circuits114062 Rev. A 9-25 Parameter: Full Enquiry Interval Default: 6 Range: 1 to 255 polling intervals Function: Specifies the in

Configuring Dial Services9-26 114062 Rev. A Parameter: Error Threshold Default: 3 Range: 0 to 2,147,483,647 Function: Together with the value of the M

Configuring Backup Circuits114062 Rev. A 9-27 Parameter: Monitored Events Default: 4 Range: 0 to 2,147,483,647 Function: Together with the value of t

Configuring Dial Services9-28 114062 Rev. A Parameter: Congestion Timer Default: 1 second Range: 0.5 to 5 seconds, in 0.5-second intervals Function: S

Configuring Backup Circuits114062 Rev. A 9-29 Parameter: Hangup on DLCMI Failure Default: Disable Options: Enable | Disable Function: Indicates wheth

Configuring Dial Services9-30 114062 Rev. A2. Enter a service name according to the parameter descriptions that follow this procedure.3. Click on PVCs

Configuring Backup Circuits114062 Rev. A 9-31 Backup Service List ParameterUse this parameter description as a guideline for the service name. Paramet

Configuring Dial Services9-32 114062 Rev. A Parameter: Multicast Default: Unicast Options: Unicast | Multicast Function: Indicates whether this PVC is

Configuring Backup Circuits114062 Rev. A 9-33 Parameter: Congestion Timer Default: 1 second Range: 0.5 to 5 seconds, in 0.5-second intervals Function

About This Guide114062 Rev. A xxiiiTE terminal equipmentTEI terminal endpoint identifierWAN wide area networkXNS Xerox Network SystemOrdering Bay Netwo

Configuring Dial Services9-34 114062 Rev. AConfiguring Filters for Shared Backup ConfigurationsIf the interface type for this circuit is Primary/Shared,

Configuring Backup Circuits114062 Rev. A 9-35 Scheduling When the Backup Circuit Is AvailableOnce you finalize the primary circuit’s configuration, you

Configuring Dial Services9-36 114062 Rev. AFigure 9-14. Circuit Time of Day Schedule Window3.Fill in the parameters using the descriptions that follow

Configuring Backup Circuits114062 Rev. A 9-37 5.Continue clicking on Done until you return to the Configuration Manager window.Schedule ParametersUse t

Configuring Dial Services9-38 114062 Rev. A Parameter: End Time Default: 2359 Range: 0 to 2359 Function: Specifies the time that the backup line is no

114062 Rev. A 10-1 Chapter 10Configuring Bandwidth-on-Demand Circuits To enable bandwidth-on-demand service, you designate a single leased circuit or

Configuring Dial Services10-2 114062 Rev. A Figure 10-1. Bandwidth-on-Demand Circuit Definition Window 2. Highlight a circuit and click on Cct Type. T

Configuring Bandwidth-on-Demand Circuits 114062 Rev. A 10-3 Figure 10-2. Circuit Options Window 3. Enter values for these parameters, then click on

Configuring Dial Services10-4 114062 Rev. A Figure 10-3. Preferred/Reserved Slots for BOD Pool Window Enter a slot number for these parameters. Site

Configuring Bandwidth-on-Demand Circuits 114062 Rev. A 10-5 Figure 10-4. Completed Bandwidth-on-Demand Circuit Definition Window

Configuring Dial Services10-6 114062 Rev. A Bandwidth-on-Demand Circuit Options Parameters Parameter: Circuit Type Default: Normal Options: Normal

Configuring Bandwidth-on-Demand Circuits 114062 Rev. A 10-7 Parameter: Bandwidth Mode Default: Non-Monitor Options: Non-Monitor | Monitor Functi

Configuring Dial Services10-8 114062 Rev. A Bandwidth-on-Demand Circuit Definition Parameters Use the following descriptions for configuring the circui

Configuring Bandwidth-on-Demand Circuits 114062 Rev. A 10-9 Parameter: CHAP Local Name Default: None Options: Any text string; maximum 20 characte

Configuring Dial Services10-10 114062 Rev. A Parameter: PAP Local ID Default: None Options: Any text string; maximum 25 characters Function: Specifi

Configuring Bandwidth-on-Demand Circuits 114062 Rev. A 10-11 Parameter: Outbound Authentication Default: Enable Options: Enable | Disable Functi

Configuring Dial Services10-12 114062 Rev. A Monitoring Congestion on the Bandwidth Circuit If the Bandwidth Mode parameter is set to Monitor, you mu

Configuring Bandwidth-on-Demand Circuits 114062 Rev. A 10-13 2. Enter values for the parameters according to the descriptions in the next section. 3

Configuring Dial Services10-14 114062 Rev. A Parameter: PPP Circuit Mode Default: Multilink Options: Multilink | Multilink Monitor Function: Spec

Configuring Bandwidth-on-Demand Circuits 114062 Rev. A 10-15 Parameter: BOD Full Threshold Default: 70 percent Range: 10 to 400 percent Function:

114062 Rev. A xxvTechnical Support and Online ServicesTo ensure comprehensive network support to our customers and partnersworldwide, Bay Networks Cus

Configuring Dial Services10-16 114062 Rev. A Parameter: Preferred Bandwidth Slot Default: None Options: Available slots in the bandwidth pool. For

Configuring Bandwidth-on-Demand Circuits 114062 Rev. A 10-17 Parameter: Maximum Links Default: 4 Range: 1 to 30 Function: Specifies the maximum num

Configuring Dial Services10-18 114062 Rev. A Parameter: Multilink Fragmentation Default: Permitted Options: Permitted | Prohibited Function: Enab

Configuring Bandwidth-on-Demand Circuits 114062 Rev. A 10-19 Changing Preferred/Reserved Slots for Bandwidth Circuits You can edit the Preferred and

Configuring Dial Services10-20 114062 Rev. A Figure 10-7. Preferred/Reserved Slots for BOD Pool Window 2. Enter new values for each slot parameter. R

Configuring Bandwidth-on-Demand Circuits 114062 Rev. A 10-21 Deleting Bandwidth Circuits To delete a bandwidth circuit, you change the bandwidth cir

114062 Rev. A 11-1 Chapter 11Configuring Phone Lists If any of the lines in your demand, backup, or bandwidth pool are ISDN lines or synchronous line

Configuring Dial Services11-2 114062 Rev. A Using a Phone List for Placing V.25bis Calls For V.25bis calls to a network, the router passes the remote

Configuring Phone Lists 114062 Rev. A 11-3 Figure 11-2. Outgoing Phone List Window 3. Click on Add to display the Phone Number window (Figure 11-3).

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Configuring Dial Services11-4 114062 Rev. A Figure 11-3. Phone Number Window 4. Enter the appropriate values in this window, referring to the paramet

Configuring Phone Lists 114062 Rev. A 11-5 Figure 11-4. Completed Outgoing Phone List Window 6. To enter phone numbers for an ISDN line, modify the

Configuring Dial Services11-6 114062 Rev. A To modify the phone list, display the Outgoing Phone List window (refer to Figure 11-4) and follow these

Configuring Phone Lists 114062 Rev. A 11-7 Outgoing Phone List Parameter Descriptions Parameter: Phone Number Default: None Options: Up to 25 nume

Configuring Dial Services11-8 114062 Rev. A Parameter: Phone Delimiter Default: None Options: Any string up to 5 characters. An example of a single

Configuring Phone Lists 114062 Rev. A 11-9 Parameter: ISDN Numbering Type Default: Unknown Options: Unknown | International | National | Spe

Configuring Dial Services11-10 114062 Rev. A Parameter: Adaption Rate Default: 64K Options: 64K | 56K Function: For ISDN calls only, specifies th

Configuring Phone Lists 114062 Rev. A 11-11 Parameter: Remote Pool Type Default: Dial and Bandwidth on Demand Options: Dial on Demand | Bandwid

Configuring Dial Services11-12 114062 Rev. A Parameter: Connection Type Default: Multiple Options: Single | Multiple Function: Indicates whether

Configuring Phone Lists 114062 Rev. A 11-13 Parameter: Aggregate Bandwidth Default: 128K (2*64K) Range: The range for this field is as follows: Fun

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Configuring Dial Services11-14 114062 Rev. A Creating an Incoming Phone List (ISDN Only) To create an incoming phone list for ISDN call screening: 1.

Configuring Phone Lists 114062 Rev. A 11-15 Figure 11-6. Phone Number Window 3. Enter a phone number in this window, referring to the parameter desc

Configuring Dial Services11-16 114062 Rev. A 4. Click on Done when you finish entering telephone numbers. To modify the phone list, display the Incomi

114062 Rev. A 12-1 Chapter 12Configuring Caller Resolution All three dial services use a PPP identification mechanism to determine who is calling the

Configuring Dial Services12-2 114062 Rev. A Configuring the Caller Resolution Table Before you set up your caller resolution table, you should have al

Configuring Caller Resolution 114062 Rev. A 12-3 Figure 12-2. Caller Name and Secret/Password Window 3. Enter values for this window, referring to t

Configuring Dial Services12-4 114062 Rev. A 5. Highlight a demand or primary circuit from this list, and click on OK. Site Manager automatically ass

Configuring Caller Resolution 114062 Rev. A 12-5 Caller Resolution Table Parameters Parameter: Local Circuit Default: None Options: Available circ

Configuring Dial Services12-6 114062 Rev. A Parameter: CHAP Secret Default: Unsecured Options: Any text string; maximum 20 characters Function: Spe

Configuring Caller Resolution 114062 Rev. A 12-7 Parameter: Local Group Default: 0 Range: 0 to 1000 Function: Identifies the demand circuit group a

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114062 Rev. A A-1Appendix AConfiguration ExamplesThis appendix provides examples for configuring the following applications:• Dial-on-demand using V.25b

Configuring Dial ServicesA-2 114062 Rev. AWe assume that you are familiar with the configuration procedures for dialservices. Refer to Chapters 4 throu

Configuration Examples114062 Rev. A A-3Configuration of Routers 4 and 7Configure Routers 4 and 7 as follows:1. Select a synchronous link module.2. From

Configuring Dial ServicesA-4 114062 Rev. AAfter you configure the line media parameters, return to the ConfigurationManager window.Demand Circuit Configu

Configuration Examples114062 Rev. A A-5Path: IP Interface window > Demand Circuit windowOutgoing Phone List ConfigurationFrom the Demand Circuits wi

Configuring Dial ServicesA-6 114062 Rev. ACaller Resolution Table ConfigurationAfter configuring the demand circuits, configure the Caller Resolution Tab

Configuration Examples114062 Rev. A A-7Dial-on-Demand over an ISDN NetworkFigure A-2 illustrates dial-on-demand configured on an ISDN network. In thisc

Configuring Dial ServicesA-8 114062 Rev. AConfiguration of Router 2To configure Router 2:1. Select an ISDN/BRI link module.2. From the Configuration Mana

Configuration Examples114062 Rev. A A-9Path: MCT1 or MCE1 Port Parameters window > PRI Timeslots windowClick on Select All in the PRI Timeslots win

Technical Support and Online Services114062 Rev. A xxixInfoFACTSInfoFACTS is the Bay Networks free 24-hour fax-on-demand service. Thisautomated system

Configuring Dial ServicesA-10 114062 Rev. ADemand Circuit ConfigurationOnce the demand pool is configured, the next step is to configure demand circuits.

Configuration Examples114062 Rev. A A-11Protocol ConfigurationOnce you return to the Demand Circuits window from the Outgoing Phone Listwindow, select

Configuring Dial ServicesA-12 114062 Rev. APath: Caller Name and Secret/Password > Local Circuit List windowThe configured circuits are listed in th

Configuration Examples114062 Rev. A A-13Figure A-3. Dial Backup Configuration with PPPConfiguration of Router 1To configure Router 1:1. Configure a leased

Configuring Dial ServicesA-14 114062 Rev. AConfiguration of Router 2To configure Router 2:1. Configure a leased, synchronous interface named S331.2. Sele

Configuration Examples114062 Rev. A A-15Next, Site Manager displays the Line Media Type window. In this application,Raise DTR, the default, is the sig

Configuring Dial ServicesA-16 114062 Rev. AOutgoing Phone List ConfigurationFrom the Primary Circuit Definition window, click on Phone Out to access the

Configuration Examples114062 Rev. A A-17Dial Backup with Standard on the Primary LineIf the primary circuit uses Standard as the WAN protocol (refer t

Configuring Dial ServicesA-18 114062 Rev. ADial Backup over an ISDN NetworkFigure A-4 shows dial backup service in an ISDN network. In this configurati

Configuration Examples114062 Rev. A A-19Configuration of Router 2To configure Router 2:1. Configure a leased, synchronous interface named S12.2. Select P

114062 Rev. A iiiBay Networks Software LicenseThis Software License shall govern the licensing of all software provided to licensee by Bay Networks (“

Configuring Dial ServicesA-20 114062 Rev. AAfter entering a backup pool ID, the Backup Lines Definition window appears.Click on the ISDN1 connector. Si

Configuration Examples114062 Rev. A A-21Return to the Primary Definition window from the Circuit Options window.Path: Circuit Options window > Prima

Configuring Dial ServicesA-22 114062 Rev. AOutgoing Phone ListFrom the Primary Circuit Definition window, click on Phone Out to access theOutgoing Phon

Configuration Examples114062 Rev. A A-23Local Phone Number ConfigurationFinally, configure each router’s phone number. Select Dialup > Local PhoneNum

114062 Rev. A B-1Appendix BDial Services Default SettingsTables B-1 through B-16 give the default settings for Dial Services. Use theConfiguration Mana

Configuring Dial ServicesB-2 114062 Rev. ATable B-3. Modem Interface ParametersParameter DefaultRetry Delay 3 secondsRedial Count 3 attemptsRing Indic

Dial Services Default Settings114062 Rev. A B-3Table B-7. ISDN Logical Lines ParametersParameter DefaultPool Channel Count Available B channelsPool Ch

Configuring Dial ServicesB-4 114062 Rev. ATable B-10. Demand Circuit ParametersParameter DefaultDemand Pool ID NoneForce Take Down DisableForce Dial D

Dial Services Default Settings114062 Rev. A B-5Table B-11. Demand Circuit Group ParametersParameter DefaultPool ID NoneNumber of Circuits NoneCaller N

114062 Rev. A 1-1Chapter 1Dial Services OverviewA dial service provides access to a switched network by means of a dial-up line(also called a switched

Configuring Dial ServicesB-6 114062 Rev. ATable B-12. Primary/Backup Circuit ParametersParameter DefaultCircuit Type NormalBackup Pool ID NoneBackup M

Dial Services Default Settings114062 Rev. A B-7Table B-13. Bandwidth-on-Demand Circuit ParametersParameter DefaultCircuit Type NormalBOD Pool ID NoneB

Configuring Dial ServicesB-8 114062 Rev. ATable B-14. Outgoing Phone List ParametersParameter DefaultPhone Number NonePhone Ext/SubAddr NonePhone Deli

114062 Rev. A C-1Appendix COrdering ISDN Lines in the United StatesFollow the guidelines in this appendix for ordering ISDN BRI and PRI lines.Ordering

Configuring Dial ServicesC-2 114062 Rev. AOrdering PRI LinesWhen ordering ISDN PRI lines for use in the United States, note the following:• The switch

114062 Rev. A Index-1AAcceptable LAPD MTUs parameter, 7-60access methods to switched network, ISDN, 1-22activating backup lines, 1-15activating second

Configuring Dial ServicesIndex-2 114062 Rev. ABackup Pool ID parameter, 7-9, 9-6backup poolsbackup lines in, 1-13description, 1-13IDs for, 1-14bandwid

Index114062 Rev. A Index-3BOD Periods to Recover parameter, 10-17BOD Pool ID parameter, 10-6, 10-8BOD Recovery Threshold parameter, 10-17Breath of Lif

Configuring Dial ServicesIndex-4 114062 Rev. Aadvantages, 4-1, 5-1over backup circuits, 5-1over demand circuits, 4-1Days parameter, 8-20, 9-37Debug Mo

Index114062 Rev. A Index-5Global Adaption Rate, 7-42Hold Down Timer, 9-20Incoming Filter, 7-41Interface Type, 9-15Line Media Type, 7-10Max UpTime Term

Configuring Dial Services1-2 114062 Rev. AAll three dial services work over public, switched networks such as a standardtelephone network, a switched

Configuring Dial ServicesIndex-6 114062 Rev. ASee also demand circuitsDirectory Number parameter, 7-51DS1, 7-27DSX1, 7-27EEnd Time parameter, 8-21, 9-

Index114062 Rev. A Index-7implementation notes, 3-8 to 3-16interfacesfunctional groups, 2-5reference points, 2-6leased line operation, 3-10, 7-53 to 7

Configuring Dial ServicesIndex-8 114062 Rev. AMaximum Up Time parameter, 8-11, 9-11MCE1configuring clock parameters, 7-22modifying parameters, 7-63para

Index114062 Rev. A Index-9PAP Password parameter, 8-10, 8-27, 9-10,10-10, 12-6parametershow to use MIB OID, 7-2parameters. See appropriate dial servi

Configuring Dial ServicesIndex-10 114062 Rev. AQQ.921, 2-3Q.931, 2-5QMCT1parametersAccept Perf Measurement CR Addr, 7-30Send Performance Measurement C

Index114062 Rev. A Index-11unnumbered IP interfacesusing demand circuit groups, 5-2 to 5-4Up Time Term. Reset parameter, 8-12UpTime Term. Reset parame

Dial Services Overview114062 Rev. A 1-3Dial-on-Demand ServiceDial-on-demand enables you to establish a network connection only when therouter has data

Configuring Dial Services1-4 114062 Rev. AFigure 1-2. Dial-on-Demand ServiceDemand Lines and PoolsDemand lines provide the physical connections over w

Dial Services Overview114062 Rev. A 1-5How Demand Lines, Pools, and Circuits Work TogetherWhen you create demand circuits, you assign a demand pool ID

Configuring Dial Services1-6 114062 Rev. AIn Figure 1-3, three circuits share two physical lines that make up Demand Pool 1.Note that only two of the

Dial Services Overview114062 Rev. A 1-7Lines in a bandwidth pool can reside across slots, so you need to designate eachslot as either preferred or res

Configuring Dial Services1-8 114062 Rev. ATerminating Demand CircuitsThe router deactivates the demand circuit under one of the following conditions:•

Dial Services Overview114062 Rev. A 1-9Dial Backup ServiceDial backup service lets you configure backup lines for failed primary lines. Aprimary line i

iv 114062 Rev. ABay Networks Software License(continued)9. Licensee shall not reverse assemble, reverse compile, or in any way reverse engineer the So

Configuring Dial Services1-10 114062 Rev. ACircuit Backup Versus Link BackupWhen you select PPP or Frame Relay for the backup circuit, you are determi

Dial Services Overview114062 Rev. A 1-11Figure 1-6. PPP Backup Across an ISDN NetworkLink backup is a multiple-circuit backup, which means that the en

Configuring Dial Services1-12 114062 Rev. AIn Figure 1-7, if the Frame Relay link fails at router R1, the router activates abackup connection through

Dial Services Overview114062 Rev. A 1-13• A-bit notification (Single Frame Relay PVC primary/PPP backup)If only one Frame Relay PVC is being backed up

Configuring Dial Services1-14 114062 Rev. AHow Backup Lines, Pools, and Circuits Work TogetherFor each leased circuit that needs a backup, you designa

Dial Services Overview114062 Rev. A 1-15The Configuration of the Backup CircuitThe configuration of the backup circuit depends on the protocol of that c

Configuring Dial Services1-16 114062 Rev. AIf the backup line itself fails, an inactive backup line can replace it only if youconfigure multiple lines

Dial Services Overview114062 Rev. A 1-17Bandwidth-on-Demand ServiceBandwidth-on-demand service lets you configure additional dial-up lines for• A conge

Configuring Dial Services1-18 114062 Rev. ABandwidth-on-demand is supported on asynchronous lines (RS449), synchronouslines (RS449, V.35, RS422, and X

Dial Services Overview114062 Rev. A 1-19A router at one side of the link monitors byte counts for data it sends and receives.This router is called the

114062 Rev. A vContentsConfiguring Dial Services About This GuideSoftware Suites ...

Configuring Dial Services1-20 114062 Rev. AHow Lines, Pools, and Circuits Work TogetherFor each leased circuit or demand circuit, you assign a pool ID

Dial Services Overview114062 Rev. A 1-21Example Bandwidth-on-Demand ApplicationIn Figure 1-10, the leased line is congested due to bridge/routing prot

Dial Services Overview114062 Rev. A 1-22Using the Same Lines for Different Line PoolsYou can use the same physical line for a demand, backup, and band

114062 Rev. A 2-1Chapter 2ISDN OverviewIntegrated Services Digital Network (ISDN) is an internetworking technology thatintegrates voice, data, and vid

Configuring Dial Services2-2 114062 Rev. AISDN is primarily a dial service that uses switched connections as circuits. Thismeans that you can use chan

ISDN Overview114062 Rev. A 2-3Primary Rate InterfaceThe other transmission rate service is the Primary Rate Interface (PRI). In theUnited States, Cana

Configuring Dial Services2-4 114062 Rev. AUnlike other data link protocols, LAPD can handle multiple users on the samemultiaccess interface.Figure 2-3

ISDN Overview114062 Rev. A 2-5Call Control on the D ChannelITU-T recommendation Q.931 outlines standards for out-of-band call control atthe network la

Configuring Dial Services2-6 114062 Rev. AReference PointsReference points, also called interfaces, bring two functions together. A referencepoint may

ISDN Overview114062 Rev. A 2-7Figure 2-4. ISDN Interfaces with ISDN DevicesFigure 2-5. ISDN Interfaces for Non-ISDN DevicesDigital LineS/T UTE1NT1Rout

vi 114062 Rev. ACircuit Backup Versus Link Backup ...1-10Knowing When the Primary

Configuring Dial Services2-8 114062 Rev. AFor More Information about ISDNThe following documents provide technical details on the ISDN protocol design

114062 Rev. A 3-1Chapter 3Implementation Notesfor All Dial ServicesThis chapter provides information about Bay Networks implementations for allthree d

Configuring Dial Services3-2 114062 Rev. ACHAP is the default authentication protocol. To select PAP, you must go to thePPP Interface List window, sel

Implementation Notes for All Dial Services114062 Rev. A 3-3Both Router A and B can use PAP and CHAP in a single line pool. IfRouter B rejects the CHAP

Configuring Dial Services3-4 114062 Rev. AThe receiving router can use both PAP and CHAP in a single line pool. IfRouter A rejects the CHAP challenge,

Implementation Notes for All Dial Services114062 Rev. A 3-5Figure 3-3. Router A Calls Router B Using CHAPPAP is similar to CHAP; however, PAP uses a P

Configuring Dial Services3-6 114062 Rev. AAsynchronous PPPAsynchronous PPP provides communication over asynchronous interfaces(Figure 3-4) on the AN®,

Implementation Notes for All Dial Services114062 Rev. A 3-7All protocols that support PPP can operate with asynchronous PPP, includingsupport for CHAP

Configuring Dial Services3-8 114062 Rev. AAlthough you must configure IP adjacent hosts, do not configure IPX adjacenthosts. Adjacent hosts are unnecess

Implementation Notes for All Dial Services114062 Rev. A 3-9BRI Service on the AN, ANH, and ASNThe Access Node (AN), Access Node Hub (ANH™), and Access

114062 Rev. A viiOne-Way Authentication ...3-3How the Router Uses CHA

Configuring Dial Services3-10 114062 Rev. ABRI Leased-Line Operation for GermanyFor BRI service in Germany, the router allows you to support a permane

Implementation Notes for All Dial Services114062 Rev. A 3-11You can use Floating B if your network integrates a dial backup application thatuses ISDN

Configuring Dial Services3-12 114062 Rev. AB Channel SupportIn keeping with the PRI standard, each port on the MCT1 Link Module provides23 B channels

Implementation Notes for All Dial Services114062 Rev. A 3-13PRI MultiratePRI multirate enables you to group B channels in multiples of 64 Kb/s todynam

Configuring Dial Services3-14 114062 Rev. AIf you configure multirate for bandwidth-on-demand service, you must configureeach line’s external clock spee

Implementation Notes for All Dial Services114062 Rev. A 3-15The following two examples describe how rate adaption works.Example 1Between two end nodes

Configuring Dial Services3-16 114062 Rev. AUsing the ping Command for ISDN ConnectionsTo check the availability of a remote device in an ISDN network,

114062 Rev. A 4-1Chapter 4Dial-on-Demand Implementation NotesThis chapter provides information about Bay Networks implementation ofdial-on-demand.Data

Configuring Dial Services4-2 114062 Rev. APPP MultilinkMultilink is a feature of PPP that you can enable for individual PPP links. Linksare logical co

Dial-on-Demand Implementation Notes114062 Rev. A 4-3Static RoutesYou need to configure the demand-circuit protocols so that they do not sendbroadcast m

viii 114062 Rev. AChapter 5Dial Backup Implementation NotesData Compression ...

Configuring Dial Services4-4 114062 Rev. AIPX RIP and SAP Broadcast TimersTo prevent broadcast messages from keeping the demand circuit up, you cancon

Dial-on-Demand Implementation Notes114062 Rev. A 4-5Dial Optimized RoutingDial optimized routing lets you exchange IP RIP and IPX RIP/SAP routingupdat

Configuring Dial Services4-6 114062 Rev. AExceptions for Sending Routing UpdatesRouting updates are sent independent of data in the following two case

Dial-on-Demand Implementation Notes114062 Rev. A 4-7• Configure the router to handle oversubscription of lines.If you do not have enough lines to accom

114062 Rev. A 5-1Chapter 5Dial Backup Implementation NotesThis chapter provides information about Bay Networks implementation of dialbackup service. M

Configuring Dial Services5-2 114062 Rev. ADefining the Role of the Router in the NetworkWhen you configure a router for dial backup, you must specify wh

Dial Backup Implementation Notes114062 Rev. A 5-3Sample Network Using Unnumbered InterfacesFigure 5-1 shows an example using IP unnumbered interfaces

Configuring Dial Services5-4 114062 Rev. AFor Router A to dial Router C, you must configure the routers according to therequirements inTable 5-1.Simpli

Dial Backup Implementation Notes114062 Rev. A 5-5When the router activates a line in the demand pool, the circuits in a demandcircuit group also becom

114062 Rev. A ixPRI Physical Interfaces ...7-19PRI Port Applica

Configuring Dial Services5-6 114062 Rev. AA router configured with demand circuit groups does not initiate connections forthe group; the remote side of

Dial Backup Implementation Notes114062 Rev. A 5-7Sample Application Using Demand Circuit GroupsFigure 5-2 shows one of the main applications for using

Configuring Dial Services5-8 114062 Rev. AThis type of network is ideal for an unnumbered demand circuit group because itsupports an extensive number

114062 Rev. A 6-1Chapter 6Bandwidth-on-Demand Implementation NotesThis chapter provides information about Bay Networks implementation ofbandwidth-on-d

Configuring Dial Services6-2 114062 Rev. AEach bundle belongs to a separate circuit. Multilink distributes traffic over eachlogical line in a bundle in

Bandwidth-on-Demand Implementation Notes114062 Rev. A 6-3Multilink FragmentationMultilink fragmentation splits datagrams into smaller packets when nec

Configuring Dial Services6-4 114062 Rev. ADefining the Role of the Router in the NetworkLeased bandwidth circuits are point-to-point connections. For e

Bandwidth-on-Demand Implementation Notes114062 Rev. A 6-5The External Clock Speed parameter is part of the Synchronous Line Detailsconfiguration. To ac

114062 Rev. A 7-1 Chapter 7Creating Line Pools This chapter provides instructions on how to create demand, backup, and bandwidth-on-demand line pool