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Network Configuration

The document provides an overview of the features and capabilities of a DSLAM device, including its system features like ATM, DSL, routing, bridging, and management. It describes the structure and organization of the configuration guide, which covers topics like basic configuration, IP stack, bridge, and port configuration.

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Network Configuration

The document provides an overview of the features and capabilities of a DSLAM device, including its system features like ATM, DSL, routing, bridging, and management. It describes the structure and organization of the configuration guide, which covers topics like basic configuration, IP stack, bridge, and port configuration.

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About this Guide

1.1 Structure of this guide


This guide describes how to use Command-Line Interface(CLI) to configure your DSLAM,
including, 5016 and 5024.
Do not proceed until you have completed all the hardware connections.
1.2 Purpose and Audience
The intention of this DSLAM configuration guide is the following:
To help the application engineer to evaluate the software features of the DSLAM.
To use the Command-Line Interface(CLI) for application engineer to create a customized
default
configuration for his own product design.
.
1.3 Organization
The remainder of this DSLAM Configuration Guide is organized as follows:
Chapter 2 System overview describes the DSLAM software feature.
Chapter 3 Basic Configurationdescribes the basic network setup and the methods to
configure it.
Chapter 4 Configuring the IP Stack describes how to setup your router by configuring the IP
stack.
Chapter 5 Configuring the Bridge describes how to configure the 802.1D and 802.1Q Bridge.
Chapter 6 Configuring ports describes the ports available on your device.
Chapter 7 Configuring DSL describes how to change your DSL configuration.
Chapter 8 Configuring System logging describes how to configure system logging on.
Chapter 9 Configuring RFC1483 describes how to configure RFC 1483 bridged and routed
networks.
Chapter 10 Configuring User Accounts describes how to administer the user accounts on
your
network.
Chapter 11 Configuring SNMP agent describes how to configure SNMP agent.
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2 System Overview
Features of the ISOS software is summarized as follow:
2.1 System feature
2.1.1 ATM feature
Provides ATM layer functionality (per I.361)
Provides adaptation layer (AAL5, AAL0) functionality(per I.363.5)
Supports UBR, CBR rt-VBR & nrt-VBR service classes in accordance with ATM forum TM 3.1.
DSL-aware CAC
Supports IP over ATM (IPoA, RFC 1483 & RFC 1577)
Supports Ethernet over ATM (EoA, RFC 2684 - superseding RFC 1483)
2.1.2 DSL feature
Supports fast and interleaved latency
Supports the following types of line coding:- DMT: T1.413, G.992.1, G.992.2 with auto-
detection,
G.992.3 (G.dmt.bis / ADSL2) andG.992.5 (ADSL2plus)
ADSL downstream data rates up to 12 Mbps,DSL2plus data rates up to 24 Mbps
2.1.3 Routing and IP features
The software supports the following protocols:
IP layer stack supported.
User Datagram Protocol (UDPv4)
Transmission Control Protocol
Address Resolution Protocol (ARP)
Internet Control Message Protocol
Routing Information Protocol (RIP) v1 and v2
IP Fragmentation and Reassembly
Virtual interfaces and secondary IP addresses
IGMP, IGMP Proxy and Multicasting
TCP Maximum Segment Size (MSS) Clamp changes the MSS in the TCP header of packets,
so they
do not require fragmentation when sent over a link with a smaller MTU
2.1.4 Bridging features
Layer 2 MAC Transparent bridge as specified in IEEE802.1D and 802.1Q;
VLAN and 802.1p priority support
Bridged PDU encapsulation (per RFC 2684)
Bridge Source MAC Address forwarding. Forwarding IPpackets based on MAC address of
the packet
Spanning Tree bridge IEEE 802.1D

Chapter 2 Basic Configuration


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IGMP Snooping support - allows multicast packets to be forwarded intelligently to ensure
more efficient use of
network bandwidth
2.1.5 Management features
Device/network management has following features:
EmWeb Web-based Graphical User Interface (GUI) enabling end-user device configuration
via
HTTP.
Support SNMP v1, v2
SNMP MIB II, DSL MIB, ATM MIB
Command Line Interface (CLI) via serial interface or Telnet over Ethernet or DSL
Update of boot image or configuration data over HTTP/ TFTP including HTTP One-Click
firmware
upgrade.
2.2 CLI overview
2.2.1 CLI features
Support local configuration by ConsoleRS-232port.
Support remote configuration by Telnet
Provide a function similar to DosKey to display history commands.
Enter ? to get online help at any time
Enter tab to match commands
2.2.1 CLI help
The Command Line interface provides online help to users:
A user can simply type ? at the Command Line prompt
A list of all the commands and their descriptions will appear.
For example
?
Below is the corresponding output:
agent Get a file from a remote host
bridge Configure layer 2 bridge.
bridgevlan
console Console access
ethernet Commands to configure ethernet transports
help Top level CLI help
igmp
imdebug Directly access the information model
ip Configure IP router
port Physical port configuration

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