Cabletron Systems Netlink FRX8000 Instrucciones de montaje

Installation & Setup

Guide

The Complete Networking SolutionTM

ii FRX8000 Installation & Setup Guide

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About This Manual

This manual is intended for use by field service personnel eitherdirectly employed by or contracted

by Cabletron Systems, Inc. The manual provides information that will aid in troubleshooting and

maintaining an FRX8000. You should also have a Netlink FRX8000 User Guide for reference.

Revision History

Rev Date Reason for Update

01 April 1997 Initial version

02 March 1998 Misc. format changes

Terminology andConventions

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user or major damage to hardware, software, or system operation.

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"[N]"—is a reference to a key on your keyboard (where “N” is the key).

"Enter"—means that you should type in the information, then press the [Enter] key.

"Type"—is similarto "Enter", except that the word “[Enter]”follows the informationto be typed

(e.g., "type n [Enter]").

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"Press"—means press (hit, strike) the key once. Pressing the[Enter] key afterwards is not nec-

essary.

"[Ctrl]"—followed by oneor two otherkey designations, must be struck simultaneously with the

other keys shown.

If a statement ends with a reference to a key—for example, “....then press [Enter].”—the period is

not part of the data to be entered. If aperiod should be entered, it will be shown as "[.]."The same

applies to all other punctuation.

When instructed to, for example, “press [A],[B] from the Main Menu,” this means press [A], then[B],

not [A] comma [B].

Screen displays are provided to show thegeneral appearance of actual screens. They are

onlyexamples—they do not necessarily represent an operational system.

Related Documents

The Netlink FRX8000 User Guide is shipped with each FRX8000. Additional copies of this and

otherCabletron documents can beordered fromCabletron Systems, Inc., oryourlocal distributor of

Cabletron products.

Table of Contents

Chapter 1—Overview

Device Types ..................................................................................1-2

Chassis ............................................................................................1-2

Cards ...............................................................................................1-3

RLP ......................................................................................... 1-3

LAN Adapters ......................................................................... 1-4

Pre-Installation Requirements ........................................................1-5

Site Requirements ................................................................... 1-5

Hardware Requirements ......................................................... 1-5

Network-level Configuration Requirements ........................... 1-5

Local Configuration Requirements ......................................... 1-6

Chapter 2—Installing a Node

Installation Procedures ...................................................................2-2

Set Up the Hardware ............................................................... 2-2

Create/Load Database Records ............................................... 2-9

Configuring TCP/IP .....................................................................2-37

Re-configuring aToken Ring LAN Adapter ........................ 2-39

Rebooting or Shutting Down a Node ........................................... 2-41

Chapter 3—Local Node Displays

Status Display .................................................................................3-2

NodeStatus Display ................................................................ 3-2

Port Status Display .................................................................. 3-3

Virtual Connections Display ................................................... 3-5

Port Signals Display ................................................................ 3-7

Line Monitor ........................................................................... 3-9

Statistics ........................................................................................ 3-11

LP Statistics .......................................................................... 3-11

Port Statistics ........................................................................ 3-13

Frame-Level Statistics .......................................................... 3-15

IP Statistics ........................................................................... 3-17

ICMPStatistics ..................................................................... 3-18

IP Interface Statistics ............................................................ 3-21

IPXStatistics ......................................................................... 3-23

LAN Card Statistics .............................................................. 3-28

Index

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List of Figures

FRX8000 Chassis Options ................................................... 1-2

RLP with I/O Box and Cables ............................................. 1-3

LAN Card Interfaces ............................................................ 1-4

RLP Switch Settings ............................................................ 2-3

Model 2, Rear View ............................................................. 2-4

Rackmount Node, Rear View .............................................. 2-5

High-Availability Node, Rear View .................................... 2-5

Rackmounting an FRX8000 ................................................ 2-6

FRX8000 Cabling Example ................................................. 2-8

Local Node Configuration Menu ....................................... 2-10

Physical Trunk Port Configuration Menu .......................... 2-11

Logical Trunk Configuration Menu ................................... 2-13

Frame Relay Logical Trunk, Frame Relay Parameters ...... 2-14

X.25 Logical Trunk, Level 3 Parameters ........................... 2-14

FRX8000 Test Menu ......................................................... 2-16

Local ICP Configuration Menu ......................................... 2-18

LP Configuration Menu ..................................................... 2-19

Physical Trunk Port Configuration Menu .......................... 2-20

Logical Trunk Configuration Menu ................................... 2-20

Frame Relay Logical Trunk, Frame Relay Parameters ...... 2-21

X.25 Logical Trunk, Level 3 Parameters ........................... 2-22

Local INM Configuration Menu ........................................ 2-28

LP Configuration Menu ..................................................... 2-29

Physical Trunk Port Configuration Menu .......................... 2-30

Logical Trunk Configuration Menu ................................... 2-30

Frame Relay Logical Trunk, Frame Relay Parameters ...... 2-31

X.25 Logical Trunk, Level 3 Parameters ........................... 2-32

FRX8000 Test Menu ........................................................... 3-1

Node Status Display ............................................................. 3-2

Port Status Display ............................................................... 3-3

Virtual Connections Display on Frame Relay Port ............. 3-5

Virtual Connections Display, Non-Frame Relay Port ......... 3-6

Port Signals Display ............................................................. 3-8

Line Monitor Display ......................................................... 3-10

LP Statistics Display .......................................................... 3-12

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Port Statistics Display ........................................................ 3-13

Frame-level Statistics Display ........................................... 3-15

IP Statistics Display ........................................................... 3-17

ICMP Statistics Display ..................................................... 3-19

IP Interface Statistics Display ............................................ 3-22

IPX Statistics Display ........................................................ 3-23

Ethernet Card Statistics Display ........................................ 3-29

Token Ring Card Statistics Display ................................... 3-29

List of Tables

Supported Hardware ............................................................ 1-1

RLP Interfaces ..................................................................... 1-4

Physical Trunk Port Parameters ........................................... 1-7

Logical Trunk Port Parameters ............................................ 1-8

Logical Trunk Port Parameters if Phy. Port is Frame Relay 1-9

Logical Trunk Port Parameters if Physical Port is X.25 ...... 1-9

Line Speed Codes .............................................................. 2-12

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Chapter 1

Overview

The NetlinkTM FRX8000 is a family of devices designed to integrate LAN-based

systems and wide-areaapplications into a"blended" network. FRX8000hardware

includes:

●Three types of device: Enterprise Switch, ICP Switch, and INM Switch.

●Three types of hardware chassis: Model 2, Rackmount, and High-Avail-

ability.

●Three types of card:RLP, Ethernet LAN adapter, and Token Ring LAN

adapter.

These components are all described in detail later. Their interrelationships are

shown in the following table.

* ALAN card is supportedin the ICP and INM for local FTP or telnet file maintenance only.

Table 1-1 Supported Hardware

Device Type Chassis Max RLPs/LAN Cards

Enterprise Switch Model 2

Rackmount

High-Availability

4/2

8/0 or7/1 or 6/2

8/2

ICP Switch, INM Switch Model 2

Rackmount

High-Availability

4/1 *

8/0 or7/1 *

8/1 *

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Device Types

The types of FRX8000 device are:

●Enterprise Switch – an MS-DOS®-based switching node.

●ICP (Integrated Call Processor) Switch (also called simply ICP) – a

UNIX®-based Enterprise Switch with call processing capability plus all

functions of the Enterprise Switch except LAN connectivity.

●INM (Integrated Network Manager) Switch (also called simply INM) – an

ICP Switch withadded network management capabilities, used toconfigure

and control FRX8000 Enterprise Switches throughoutthe network.

Chassis

Figure 1-1 FRX8000 Chassis Options

Model 2 Rackmount Chassis High-Availability Chassis

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