Adsl limitations, Adsl hardware, Nim card – Enterasys Networks Security Router X-PeditionTM User Manual

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Features

XSR User’s Guide 13-5

Figure 13-4 IP over ATM Network Diagram

Restrictions of this implementation are as follows:

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Maximum MTU of 1500 bytes

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NLPID-formatted routed IP version 4 PDUs over ATM PVCs are not supported

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LLC-encapsulated bridge PDUs are not supported. Any bridged PDUs received and PDUs
received which specify a foreign MAC address (not the XSR’s) are silently discarded.

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Dynamic IP addresses acquired by DHCP are not supported

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ATM SVCs are not supported

ADSL Limitations

Consider the following caveats regarding ADSL operations on the XSR:

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The standard ADSL configuration reserves circuit 1/33 (VPI/VCI) as the Vendor Specific
Channel) per ADSL Forum TR-008

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One Virtual Path only is supported

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The maximum overall MTU is 1500 bytes; default is 1492 bytes

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Bridging protocols and operations must be disabled on access concentrators

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ILMI protocols must be disabled on access concentrators

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One ADSL NIM card type is supported per XSR: Annex A or B.

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PPPoE connects to the first advertised service name only

ADSL Hardware

NIM Card

Two versions of the ADSL NIM are available for XSR Series 1800 and 3000 routers:

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Version 1 complies with ITU-T Recommendation G.992.1 Annex A - ADSL over POTS (Part #:
NIM-ADSL-AC-01).

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Version 2 complies with ITU-T Recommendation G.992.1 Annex B - ADSL over ISDN (Part #:
NIM-ADSL-B-01).

PC

PC

PHY

802.3

IP

1483

IP

ATM

ADSL

Access

Concentrator

Router / Modem

DSL

ATM

SONET

ATM

DSLAM

Routed encapsulation
- LLC/SNAP only

IP

Frwd

Caution: The XSR supports one installed ADSL NIM card type at a time (multiple installed cards
must be of the same type).

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