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Setting Up
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9161-A2-GH30-30
April 1998
Table 5-10. Communication Port Options (5 of 5)
RIP
Possible Settings: None, Proprietary
Default Setting: None
Specifies which routing information protocol (RIP) is used to enable routing of
management between devices.
RIP only appears if Port Use is set to Net Link.
NOTE: Changing this setting does not affect the current session; it changes all
subsequent sessions.
None – No routing is used. Use this setting when the device at the other end of the
management link is not a Paradyne device.
Proprietary – A proprietary variant of RIP version 1 is used to communicate routing
information between devices to enable routing of IP traffic.
- MODEL 916x/926x 1
- T1 ACCESS MUX 1
- Printed on recycled paper 2
- WARNING: 3
- Important Safety Instructions 4
- Government Requirements 5
- United States 5
- CAUTION: 6
- Contents 7
- 4 User Interface 8
- 5 Setting Up 8
- 6 Security 9
- 8 Operation and Maintenance 10
- 9 Troubleshooting 11
- 9161-A2-GH30-30 12
- April 1998 12
- B IP Addressing 13
- C SNMP Traps 13
- D SNMP Cross-Reference 13
- F Technical Specifications 14
- G Equipment List 14
- Glossary 14
- About This Guide 15
- Conventions Used 16
- Product-Related Documents 17
- Reference Documents 18
- About the T1 Access Mux 19
- Components 20
- Fully Loaded 5-Slot Housing 21
- Fully Loaded Access Carrier 21
- Features 24
- Menu-Driven User Interface 25
- Embedded Data Link (EDL) 26
- Direct Data Link (DDL) 26
- Facility Data Link (FDL) 26
- COM Port 26
- Management and Control 29
- 496-15182 30
- 496-1518 32
- Applications 35
- Drop & Insert 40
- Off-Premises Extension (OPX) 42
- Direct Inward Dial (DID) 42
- Video Conferencing 43
- Screen Field Types 46
- What Affects Screen Displays 47
- Screen Work Areas 47
- Screen Format Description 48
- Navigating the Screens 49
- Screen Function Keys 50
- Selecting from a Menu 51
- Selecting a Field 51
- Making Input Selections 51
- Accessing the User Interface 52
- Setting Date and Time 58
- Configuration Option Areas 59
- Saving Configuration Options 60
- FDL does not appear if: 64
- Configuring Ports 70
- Configuring Voice Ports 78
- For FXO Voice Ports: 80
- Wink Delay only appears if: 81
- For FXS Voice Ports: 83
- Configuring OCU-DP Ports 86
- Copying Port Configurations 89
- Example Channel Allocation 92
- Assigning OCU-DP Data Ports 100
- " Procedure 100
- Clearing Port Assignments 101
- Setting System Options 102
- Setting Up 103
- User Interface 106
- Communication Port Options 106
- Configuration Edit/Display 106
- External Device 111
- Control Characters 114
- Sequence ASCII Hex 114
- Procedure 115
- Management and Communication 121
- Communication Protocol 121
- SNMP Management 124
- Setting Up SNMP NMS Security 126
- Setting Up and Placing a Call 132
- Security 133
- Procedure 134
- Limiting Telnet Access 135
- Controlling SNMP Access 137
- Creating a Login 140
- Deleting a Login 141
- Displaying System Information 143
- Displaying Voice APM Status 145
- Displaying Network Channels 149
- failed 150
- Displaying DSX-1 Channels 151
- Displaying Port Assignments 153
- Statistics 154
- Status Information 158
- System Status Messages 158
- Health and Status Messages 159
- What It Indicates What To Do 160
- Test Status Messages 166
- Message What It Indicates 167
- Operation and Maintenance 169
- Logging Out 170
- Starting a Session 170
- Ending a Session 172
- Supported SNMP Traps 173
- Call Retry to Enable 174
- Displaying Directory Numbers 174
- Changing Device Name 175
- Hot Swapping of APMs 176
- NAM Removal 177
- Downloading Software 177
- File Transfer 177
- Performing an Upgrade 178
- Backing Up Your Configuration 180
- Resetting the T1 Access Unit 181
- Troubleshooting 183
- 496-15051 184
- Loss of Signal (LOS) 185
- Loss of Frame (LOF) 185
- Excessive Error Rate (EER) 185
- Yellow 185
- T1 NAM Test Jack Functions 186
- Test Jack Name Function 187
- Test Jacks 189
- Test Jacks 190
- 9109 SYNC DATA 191
- OCU-DP APM Front Panel LEDs 192
- Voice APM Front Panel LED 193
- System Alarm Relay 193
- ASCII Alarm Messages 194
- System Error Messages 200
- Tests Available 203
- Interface Tests 204
- Remote Loopbacks 208
- Data Port Tests 210
- Voice Port Tests 214
- Digital Loopbacks 215
- Analog Loopbacks 215
- Force and Monitor Signaling 217
- OCU-DP Tests 219
- OCU-DP Local Loopback Tests 220
- 98-15958 221
- OCU-DP Remote Loopback Tests 224
- Device Tests 224
- Test Timeout 225
- Starting and Stopping a Test 225
- Aborting All Tests 226
- Menus and Configuration 227
- Worksheets 227
- Configuration 228
- Recording Configurations 229
- Network See Table 5-1 230
- Configuration Option Settings 230
- DSX-1 See Table 5-2 231
- Default in [Bold] 232
- Voice Ports 233
- E&M Voice See Table 5-4 233
- FXO Voice See Table 5-5 234
- FXS Voice See Table 5-6 235
- OCU-DP Ports See Table 5-7 236
- Default in 238
- Assigning Cross Connections 241
- 9161-A2-GH30-30April 1998 244
- IP Addressing 245
- IP Addressing Scheme Examples 247
- If using . . 251
- Then . . 251
- SNMP Traps 253
- Trap: authentificationFailure 254
- Traps: linkUp and linkDown 254
- Traps: Enterprise-Specific 256
- SNMP Cross-Reference 259
- User Interface Command 260
- SNMP MIB Object 260
- Cables, Connectors, and Pin 275
- Assignments 275
- COM Port-to-Modem Cable 277
- Gender Adapter/Changer 277
- T1 Network Interface Cable 278
- DSX-1 Port Interface 279
- T1 Line Interface Cable 279
- EIA-530A Port Interface 280
- 25-Pin Plug 281
- Connector 281
- 12 Inches 281
- 34-Position Socket 281
- DTE’s RS449 connector 283
- 496-1514 285
- Voice APM Cables 286
- E&M Voice APM Connector 287
- Port SignalFunctionPin 288
- Extension Cables 289
- 97-15171-02 290
- 97-15172-02 292
- P1 Pin # 293
- P2 Pin # 295
- P3 Pin # 297
- OCU Port 299
- T1 Mass Termination Cable 300
- Technical Specifications 301
- Specification Criteria 302
- Equipment List 309
- Equipment Feature Number 310
- Yellow Alarm 316
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