Perle Systems 833IS User Manual

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833IS User Guide
Copyrights
Important Safety Notice
FCC/DOC Radio Frequency Interference Statement
- Note
- Caution
European Community (EC) Mark of Conformity
INDUSTRY CANADA REQUIREMENTS.
FEDERAL COMMUNICATIONS COMMISSION (FCC) REQUIREMENTS.
About this Book
Users
- Novice
- Experienced
How to Use This Guide
- Assumptions
- Icons
What’s in the Guide
- Installation
- Configuration
- Management
Contents
Introduction
- About the Features of the 833IS
Chapter 1: Quick Installation Overview
- About Installation
- Preparing the Site
- Setting up and Installing the 833IS Hardware
- Setting up the LAN Connection
- Configuring the 833IS
- Attaching to the Telephone Network
- Verifying Correct Operation
Chapter 2: Site Preparation
- About Site Preparation
- Site Preparation Overview
- Electrical Requirements
- Environmental Requirements
  - Placement
- Cable Planning and Requirements
- Telephony Cabling
  - S/T Termination
Chapter 3: Setting Up and Installing
- About Setting Up and Installing
  - What's in the box?
- Unpacking the 833IS
- Familiarize Yourself with the Unit
  - 833IS Views
  - 833IS Chassis Description
- Feature Cards
- Assembling the Hardware
  - Connect the Power Cord
  - Attaching the Rack Mount
- Factory Default Mode
- Attaching the LAN Cable
  - Ethernet
  - Token Ring
- Setting up the 833IS LAN Connection
- Verifying Connection
- Configuring the 833IS
Chapter 4: Using the Perle 833IS Manager
- About Using the Manager
- Overview
- System Requirements
  - LAN Connection
  - WAN Connection
- Installing the Manager Software
- Connecting to the Server
- Using the Manager Main Screen
- Loading Firmware
  - Download via Manager
  - Download via TFTP
Chapter 5: Configuring the Perle 833IS
- About Configuring the Perle 833IS
- How the 833IS Works
  - Dial-In Access
    - Incoming Call Handling
    - Client Handling
  - Dial-Out Access
- Configuration Overview
- Using Configuration Files
  - Creating
  - Opening
  - Uploading
  - Saving
  - Downloading
  - Configuration Main Window
    - Card
  - Adding
  - Removing
    - Interface
- Setting the Date and Time
Chapter 6: Configuring the Interfaces
- About Configuring the Interfaces
- Overview
  - Editing
- Configure the Ethernet LAN Interface
- Configure the Token Ring LAN Interface
- Configure the ISDN BRI Line Interface
- Configuring the Perle DSP Modem Interface
  - V.90 Modems
Chapter 7: Configuring the Protocols
- About Configuring the Protocols
- Overview
- Configuring the Protocols
- Configuring IP Protocol
- IP Filter
- Configuring IPX
- Configuring the Bridge Function (BCP)
  - Protocol Filter
- Configuring PPP
- Using AppleTalk
- Using NetBEUI
Chapter 8: Configuring the User Database
- About Configuring the User Database
- Overview of the User Database
  - Internal User Database
- Configure the Internal User Database
- Lan To Lan
- Standard Profile
Chapter 9: Configuring the Server
- About Configuring the Server
- Overview
- Configuring the Server
  - To configure the Server
- Dial-Out
- Security
  - Overview
- Configuring User Authentication Security
- Group Settings
- SNMP
Chapter 10: Managing the Perle 833IS
- About Managing the Perle 833IS
- 833IS Manager Statistics
- Event Log
- 833IS Front Panel
Appendix 1: Menu Descriptions and Maps
- About Menu Descriptions and Maps
- Front Panel Main Screen
- Front Panel Main Screen Map
- Control
- Control Menu Map
- Status
- Status Menu Map
- Card Status
  - Card Status
  - LAN Status
- Card Status continued
  - Line Status
  - Statuses are available for each BRI interface on the card. Use right and left arrow for each BRI ...
- Card Status continued
  - Modem Status
  - Statuses are available for each modem on the card. Use right and left arrow for each modem select...
- Card Status Menu Map
- Network Status Display
  - IP
  - IPX
- Network Status Display Menu Map
- Factory Default Mode
- Factory Default Setup
- Factory Default Mode and Setup Map
- Factory Default Mode
  - LAN
  - IP
  - IPX
- Factory Default Mode Menu Map
Appendix 2: AT Command Set
- About AT Command Set
- AT Commands
- Error Detection and Data Compression Commands
  - AT% Commands
    - %C - Enable/ Disable Data Compression
  - AT\ Commands
- S-Registers
- S-Register Definitions
- AT Command Set Summary
Appendix 3: Specifications
- Dimensions
  - Height x Width x Depth
  - Weight
- Physical/Electrical Specifications
- Chassis
- Memory
  - System Card
  - Expansion Card
- LAN Interfaces
  - Ethernet
  - Token Ring
- ISDN BRI Interface
- PerleDSP Modem Interface
- Approvals
  - CE Mark
  - Safety
  - Emissions
  - Telephony
- Protocols Supported
  - Network
  - WAN
  - Security
- LAN Environments
- Dial In Clients Supported
- Dial Out
  - Emulated Interfaces
- Security
- Management
- RFCs Supported
Appendix 4: RADIUS Server Attributes
- Account Request Messages
- Access-Accept Messages
- Accounting Messages
Appendix 5: Cisco Configuration Mode
- Introduction to Cisco Configuration Mode
- Overview of 833IS
- Differences Between 833IS and Cisco Products
- Command Overview
- Installation and Configuration of 833IS with Cisco Configuration Mode
- Monitoring the 833IS
- Differences between 833IS Manager and Cisco Configuration Mode
Glossary
Index
- Numerics
  - 100Base-TX 16
  - 10Base-T 15
- A
  - Access-Accept Messages 280
  - Accessing
  - Accounting Messages 282
  - Account Request Messages 279
  - add new Feature Card 72
  - Addresses
  - Agent ID 178
  - Agent Key 177
  - AIS 299
  - Ambient, Temperature 271
  - Analog 206
  - ANSI 299
  - Assemble
  - Asset ID 164, 299
  - AssureNet 176
  - Async Control 299
  - AT% Commands 253, 259
  - AT& Commands 251
  - AT+ Commands 255
  - AT command 299
  - AT Commands 241
  - ATP 299
  - Attach
  - Attempts
  - AUI 16, 299
  - Autonomous Unit Interface see AUI 299
  - Axent 176
- B
  - B8ZS 299
  - Basic Rate Interface see BRI 299
  - Bayonet-Neill-Concelman Connector see BNC 299
  - Beacon 299
  - Beaconing 299
  - BIOS
  - BNC 299
  - BOOTP 39, 299
  - BOOTstrap Protocol see BOOTP 299
  - BRI 1
  - Bridge Filter 188
  - broadcast filter 188
  - BTU Output 271
  - buffered port 44
  - Burned In Address 77, 78, 300
  - Bytes
- C
  - Cable
  - Cable Requirements 14
  - Call 206, 208
  - Call Back 146, 183, 300
  - Card
  - Card Statistics
  - CBCP 145, 300
  - Central Site 300
  - Channel 300
  - Channels
  - Channel Service Unit see CSU 300
  - CHAP 169, 176, 300
  - characters, Trigger 168
  - Chassis
  - Chassis Description 24
  - Client Handling 64
  - Commands
  - Compression 300
  - Configuration, Off-line 57
  - Configuration File
  - Configure 300
  - Configuring 75, 120, 122
  - Connection
  - Connect Time 156
  - CRC4 300
  - Creating
  - CSU 300
- D
  - Database 300
  - Date and Time
  - DB9 30
  - Default
  - Defaults
  - Delay Start 300
  - Demarcation Point 19
  - Demark Point 300
  - DHCP 96, 102, 300
  - Dial in
  - Dial Modifiers 243
  - Dial Out 166
  - Digital 300
  - Digital Pathways Assurenet 2
  - Dimensions 271
  - Disabled 300
  - Diskette Packet 21
  - Display
  - Download 69
  - DSX-1 300
  - DTMF 300
  - Dual Tone Multi-Frequency see DTMF 300
  - Dynamic 300
  - Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol see DHCP 300
- E
  - E & M 300
  - edit 76
  - el 82, 84
  - Emulation 300
  - Enable 301
  - enable
  - Errored Seconds 301
  - Ethernet 29, 77, 202, 301
  - Ethernet II 115
  - Event Log 54
- F
  - FAX Class 2 269
  - FDL 301
  - Feature Card 301
  - Feature Cards 75
  - File Menu
  - Filter 110
  - Firmware 58
  - Flow Control 166
  - Frame 301
  - frames
  - Framing 301
  - Front Panel 199, 220
  - FXS 301
- G
  - Gateway 102, 301
  - Ground Start 301
  - Group 163
  - group
  - Grouping 2
  - Group Settings 166
- H
  - Hardware
  - Help
  - History 207
  - Hot Swappable 301
  - HP OpenView 189
  - Humidity, Relative 271
- I
  - IEEE 301
  - Incoming Call Handling 64
  - Installation 7
  - Installing
  - Institute of Electrical and Electronic Engineers see IEEE 301
  - Integrated Services Digital Network see ISDN 301
  - Interface 203
  - Internet Packet eXchange see IPX 301
  - Internet Protocol see IP 301
  - IP 45
  - IP Filter Definition 110
  - IP RIP, Display contents 211
  - IPX 45, 114
  - IPX FIlter 160
  - IPX RIP
  - ISDN 204
- L
  - l 84
  - LAN 44
  - LAN cable
  - Lantastic 89
  - LAN-to-LAN 161
  - List, Server 49
  - Loop Start 301
- M
  - MAC 301
  - Main Screen
  - Main screen 51
  - Manager
  - Manager software
  - MAU 37, 48, 301
  - Media Access Code see MAC 301
  - Menu
  - Menu Bar 52
  - Menu Descriptions
  - Microsoft
  - Mode
  - Modem 207
  - Modem Initialization String 301
  - Modems
  - MODulate/DEMmodulate see Modem 301
  - MTBF 271
  - MTTR 271
  - multicast 302
  - multiplexing 302, 303
  - Multistation Access Unit see MAU 301
- N
  - NAK 302
  - NDIS 65, 302
  - nel 82
  - NetBEUI 129, 133, 302
  - NetBIOS 64, 133, 302
  - NetBIOS Extended User Interface see Net BEUI 302
  - Network
  - network address 214
  - Network Basic/Input Output System
  - Network Bindery
  - Network Driver Interface Support
  - Novell
  - NT Domain 181
- O
  - ODI 65, 302
  - Off-line Configuration 57
  - Opening
  - Open Systems Interconnection Modelsee OSI 302
  - Operator Panel 24
  - OSI 302
  - Overruns
- P
  - Packet 302
  - PAP 169, 176, 302
  - Password
  - PBX 302
  - PC requirements 44
  - Perle 833IS
  - Placement, Unit 13
  - Point to Point Protocol see PPP 302
  - ports
  - Power
  - Power Cord 7, 27
  - Power Switch 27
  - PPP 129, 302
  - PRI 80, 130, 302
  - Primary Rate Interface see PRI 302
  - Print 52
  - Private Branch eXchange see PBX 302
  - Protocol 302
  - Protocols
  - Protocol Stack 302
- Q
  - Quick Buttons 51
- R
  - Rack Mount 302
  - Radius 2, 96, 173, 302
  - RADIUS Server Attributes 279
  - RARP 39, 302
  - Recent File List 53
  - Reduced Instruction Set Computer
  - Relative Humidity 13, 271
  - Remote Authentication Dial In Users Services see Radius 302
  - Remote Node 63, 302
  - Removing
  - Request for Comment see RFC 302
  - Requirements
  - Reverse Address Resolution Protocol
  - RFC 189, 302
  - RIP 302
  - RISC 303
  - RJ11 303
  - RJ-45 14, 303
  - RJ-48C 19, 303
  - Roaming Call Back 303
  - Router 303
  - Routing Information Protocol see RIP 302
- S
  - SAP 40, 117, 214
  - Save 52
  - Save As 52
  - SecurID 2, 179, 303
  - Security 2, 169
  - Security Screen
  - Serial Number label 27
  - Server 163, 200–??
  - Server List 49
  - Service Advertising Protocol see SAP 303
  - Setting, Date and Time 74
  - Setup
  - Shared User Database 160
  - Shielded Twisted Pair see STP 303
  - Simple Network Management Protocol
  - Simple Network Management Protocol see SNMP 303
  - SNAP 115, 212
  - SNMP 169, 303
  - Sockets 122, 303
  - Speed
  - S-Register Definitions 263
  - S-Registers 261
  - Standard Profile 303
  - Start
  - Static Route Services 122
  - Statistics
  - Status 205– 206, ??– 208
  - Status Bar 51
  - STP 30, 303
  - Subnet mask 303
  - Subnetwork Access Protocol see SNAP 303
  - Support 303
  - Switch
  - System
  - System Requirements 44
- T
  - Tables, Community 191
  - TCP 303
  - TCP/IP 44, 303
  - Telephone
  - Temperature Range 13
  - Thinnet, Defintion 303
  - Time Division Multiplexing
  - Time Out 141
  - Token Ring 30, 203, 303
  - Tool Bar
  - Transmission Control Protocol see TCP 303
  - Trap Host 190
  - Trigger Character 304
  - Type 206
  - Type, Call 206
- U
  - Unit Placement 13
  - Unpacking 8, 22
  - Unshielded Twisted Pair see UTP 304
  - Uploading
  - User
  - User Authentication 169
  - User ID 2
  - User Profile 141
  - UTP 30, 304
- V
  - ventilation 7
  - version
  - View Menu 53
  - Views 23
- W
  - WAN 44, 304
  - Weight 271
  - Wide Area Network see WAN 304
  - Window Menu 55
  - Windows 95 44
  - Wink Start 304