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Configure the ISDN BRI Line Interface84 Perle 833IS User Guide Northern Telecom DMS 100 ETSI Net3 (Europe) NTT INSnet64 (Japan)TEI TopologyThe Termina

Chapter 6: Configuring the InterfacesPerle 833IS User Guide 85CallbackWhen checked, channel is available for callbacks.NameName of the channel. This n

Configuring the Perle DSP Modem Interface86 Perle 833IS User GuideConfiguring the Perle DSP Modem InterfaceNo configuration is necessary for the modem

Chapter 6: Configuring the InterfacesPerle 833IS User Guide 87NameName of the modem. This name is for reference only and will appear in thefollowing p

Configuring the Perle DSP Modem Interface88 Perle 833IS User GuideV.90 Modems A V.90 modem obtains its high data rates by treating the analog data lin

Perle 833IS User Guide 89Chapter 7: Configuring the ProtocolsAbout Configuring the ProtocolsIn this chapter you will read about: Overview of Protocol

Overview90 Perle 833IS User Guideprotocols are designed to optimize transmission across a WAN connection. Thenetworking protocol is encapsulated withi

Chapter 7: Configuring the ProtocolsPerle 833IS User Guide 91Configuring the ProtocolsTo configure the Protocols:From the Configuration File window, c

Configuring IP Protocol92 Perle 833IS User GuideConfiguring IP ProtocolIP networks require devices to be configured with unique IP addresses. Dependin

Chapter 7: Configuring the ProtocolsPerle 833IS User Guide 93In general, it is recommended to define the Internal WAN network distinct from theLAN net

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Configuring IP Protocol94 Perle 833IS User GuideWAN The IP Protocol - WAN screen is as follows:WAN Network AddressClients dialing in to the 833IS mus

Chapter 7: Configuring the ProtocolsPerle 833IS User Guide 95Defining the Internal WAN network as a subnet can still be useful if: Routers on the LAN

Configuring IP Protocol96 Perle 833IS User GuideWAN IP Addresses Clients dialing in to the 833IS using the IP protocol need their own IP address. Allc

Chapter 7: Configuring the ProtocolsPerle 833IS User Guide 97User Database OverrideWhen checked, the IP address will be supplied by the user database

Configuring IP Protocol98 Perle 833IS User GuideDHCP DHCP (Dynamic Host Control Protocol) permits the management of IP addressesand IP options from a

Chapter 7: Configuring the ProtocolsPerle 833IS User Guide 99DHCP Server DiscoverSelect Discover to allow the 833IS to find any DHCP servers on the lo

Configuring IP Protocol100 Perle 833IS User GuideThe IP Pool screen is as follows:IP AddressThe IP address field specifies the base address of a range

Chapter 7: Configuring the ProtocolsPerle 833IS User Guide 101Pool SizeDisplays the actual number of IP addresses that have been defined for the IP Po

Configuring IP Protocol102 Perle 833IS User GuideA DHCP (Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol) server that supports BOOTP mayalso be used. Many DHCP se

Chapter 7: Configuring the ProtocolsPerle 833IS User Guide 103DNS/WINS The 833IS can forward the address of a Domain Name Server (DNS) or WindowsInter

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Configuring IP Protocol104 Perle 833IS User GuideSecondary WINSEnter the IP address of the Secondary WINS server. Blank indicates no SecondaryWINS ser

Chapter 7: Configuring the ProtocolsPerle 833IS User Guide 105The RIP Configuration screen has the following settings:RIP Send TypeFrom the pulldown l

Configuring IP Protocol106 Perle 833IS User GuideIf RIPv2 is being used, you may decide to use either Plain Text Passwordauthentication or Keyed Messa

Chapter 7: Configuring the ProtocolsPerle 833IS User Guide 107Defined IP Static routes are also of benefit when using LAN-to-LAN connections. Ifyou d

Configuring IP Protocol108 Perle 833IS User GuideRouter IP AddressThe IP address of the router that will be used to reach the destination.AddTo config

Chapter 7: Configuring the ProtocolsPerle 833IS User Guide 109Destination TypeSpecifies whether the destination type is Network or Host. If destinatio

IP Filter110 Perle 833IS User GuideFilters will be used by the Perle 833IS Server in the following way:1. The user record for the dial-in user will be

Chapter 7: Configuring the ProtocolsPerle 833IS User Guide 111incoming packets based on source and destination addresses. After you click theFilter De

IP Filter112 Perle 833IS User GuideAdd/Edit IP Filter DefinitionTo complete or modify the filter definition, enter the information in the followingfie

Chapter 7: Configuring the ProtocolsPerle 833IS User Guide 113Destination Mask This feature masks off the filter destination address and the packet de

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Configuring IPX114 Perle 833IS User GuideDefined FiltersThis is a pull-down list for previously defined packet filters.Assigned FiltersThis area can c

Chapter 7: Configuring the ProtocolsPerle 833IS User Guide 115 802.3 Ethernet II SNAP (Subnetwork Access Protocol) 802.2For Token Ring, IPX can be tr

Configuring IPX116 Perle 833IS User GuideConfiguredThe network number for the frame type is set by configuration and is entered in theNetwork Number f

Chapter 7: Configuring the ProtocolsPerle 833IS User Guide 117Routing The IPX Protocol - Routing screen has the following settings:Enable Dynamic Rout

Configuring IPX118 Perle 833IS User Guidethe Perle 833IS IPX routing tables to store 250 RIP entries and 500 SAP entries. Ifyour network has more rout

Chapter 7: Configuring the ProtocolsPerle 833IS User Guide 119LAN port, click on LAN and enter the network and node address of the router thatwill be

Configuring IPX120 Perle 833IS User GuideAdd/Edit IPX Static RoutesThe following dialog box will appear if you are adding a new IPX static route, ored

Chapter 7: Configuring the ProtocolsPerle 833IS User Guide 121IPX SAP Table List The IPX SAP Table list displays the static SAP entries that have been

Configuring IPX122 Perle 833IS User GuideAdd/Edit IPX SAP EntriesThe Add/Edit IPX SAP Entry screen is as follows:Server NameThe server name of the IPX

Chapter 7: Configuring the ProtocolsPerle 833IS User Guide 123Filter Definition Use this window to create and manage the list of up to 50 filters for

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Configuring IPX124 Perle 833IS User GuideAdd / Edit IPX Filter DefinitionTo complete or modify the filter definition, enter the information in the fol

Chapter 7: Configuring the ProtocolsPerle 833IS User Guide 125Source Socket Number The socket number on the station that is sending the IPX packet. Th

Configuring the Bridge Function (BCP)126 Perle 833IS User GuideTo assign IPX filters for the 833IS, follow these steps, click Filter Assignment. TheSe

Chapter 7: Configuring the ProtocolsPerle 833IS User Guide 127 If the protocol on the Client PC does not need the MAC address at the timethe PC is sta

Configuring the Bridge Function (BCP)128 Perle 833IS User Guidefiltering should be set. The filter settings have no effect on Routing clients such asP

Chapter 7: Configuring the ProtocolsPerle 833IS User Guide 129Configuring PPPPPP is used for communication between the Dial-In PC and the 833IS. These

Configuring PPP130 Perle 833IS User GuideAddressWhen checked, the 833IS will attempt to negotiate address compression duringconnection. This reduces t

Chapter 7: Configuring the ProtocolsPerle 833IS User Guide 131negotiate these characters with the 833IS, and no control characters should need tobe se

Using AppleTalk132 Perle 833IS User GuideUsing AppleTalk The native protocol for the Apple Macintosh is AppleTalk. AppleTalk is a transportlayer prot

Chapter 7: Configuring the ProtocolsPerle 833IS User Guide 133Fixed callback is supported by the ARA client.Using NetBEUIThe Perle 833IS supports the

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Using NetBEUI134 Perle 833IS User Guide

Perle 833IS User Guide 135Chapter 8: Configuring the User DatabaseAbout Configuring the User DatabaseIn this chapter you will read about: Overview of

Overview of the User Database136 Perle 833IS User GuideExternal Security SystemsThe 833IS can use network security servers to control access to the 83

Chapter 8: Configuring the User DatabasePerle 833IS User Guide 137Configure the Internal User DatabaseFrom the Configuration File window, click on Use

Configure the Internal User Database138 Perle 833IS User GuideEditEnables editing of the user currently highlighted in the User list.RemoveRemoves the

Chapter 8: Configuring the User DatabasePerle 833IS User Guide 139Add/Edit User The Add/Edit User screen is used to enter permissions and user paramet

Configure the Internal User Database140 Perle 833IS User GuideDepartmentThe department name is a 16 character long text field that can be used to desc

Chapter 8: Configuring the User DatabasePerle 833IS User Guide 141User Profile The extended user parameters on the User Profile screen allow you to se

Configure the Internal User Database142 Perle 833IS User Guide2. Enter a time value in minutes.Note that bridged protocols may generate data traffic e

Chapter 8: Configuring the User DatabasePerle 833IS User Guide 143 Drops the physical connection if inactive, but not notify the application ofdisconn

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Configure the Internal User Database144 Perle 833IS User GuideProtocolsDisable any Protocols that the user should not have access to by removing the c

Chapter 8: Configuring the User DatabasePerle 833IS User Guide 145User Callback With User Callback enabled, when a user dials into the 833IS, the 833I

Configure the Internal User Database146 Perle 833IS User GuideThe User Callback screen is as follows:Enable Roaming CallbackWhen checked, this option

Chapter 8: Configuring the User DatabasePerle 833IS User Guide 147Preferred Callback GroupBy default, a callback will be performed on the next availab

Lan To Lan148 Perle 833IS User Guideit has data to send.Routing InformationThe dial in router and the 833IS need to learn about each other's netw

Chapter 8: Configuring the User DatabasePerle 833IS User Guide 149 Connect TimeThe dial up router will be disconnected after the time limit set in thi

Lan To Lan150 Perle 833IS User Guidesend out PAP and/or CHAP requests as defined in the security settings, and the dialin router PAP/CHAP settings mus

Chapter 8: Configuring the User DatabasePerle 833IS User Guide 151Lan To Lan ConfigurationThe following list of parameters are used for Lan To Lan con

Lan To Lan152 Perle 833IS User GuidePhone NumberThis field is used to enter the phone number of the remote router. The calls can bemade on reserved ch

Chapter 8: Configuring the User DatabasePerle 833IS User Guide 153The Configure Virtual Connection screen is as follows:Enable Virtual ConnectionWhen

Perle 833IS User Guide 1IntroductionThe Perle 833IS...Reliability and Flexibility About the Features of the 833ISDial- In Access The 833IS lets Remot

Lan To Lan154 Perle 833IS User GuideRIP SetupRIP Send TypeFrom the pulldown list, select the type of RIPs to be sent over the Lan To LanWANconnection.

Chapter 8: Configuring the User DatabasePerle 833IS User Guide 155Standard ProfileFrom the User Main screen, click on Standard Profile.The Standard Pr

Standard Profile156 Perle 833IS User GuideConnect TimeThis feature will disconnect a dial in user after a preset time limit, regardless ofactivity. Th

Chapter 8: Configuring the User DatabasePerle 833IS User Guide 157The Inactivity Timeout and Connection timers affect the virtual connection in thefol

Standard Profile158 Perle 833IS User GuideProtocols The User Standard Profile - Protocols/Filters screen is as follows:Disable any Protocols that the

Chapter 8: Configuring the User DatabasePerle 833IS User Guide 159IP Filter AssignmentTo assign an IP filter, click on IP Filter. The IP User Filter A

Standard Profile160 Perle 833IS User GuideIPX Filter AssignmentTo assign an IPX filter, click on IPX Filter. The IPX User Filter Assignmentwindow appe

Chapter 8: Configuring the User DatabasePerle 833IS User Guide 161To configure Shared User Databases, elect or open the proper configuration file.From

Standard Profile162 Perle 833IS User Guide

Perle 833IS User Guide 163Chapter 9: Configuring the ServerAbout Configuring the ServerIn this chapter you will read about: Overview Configuring the S

Multiprotocol Support2 Perle 833IS User Guidedevice. The “S/T” interface is a 4 wire interface which is used to connect a “NT”device to a Terminal En

Configuring the Server164 Perle 833IS User GuideIf you will be using an SNMP Manager such as HP OpenView to monitor the 833IS,you will need to set the

Chapter 9: Configuring the ServerPerle 833IS User Guide 165equipment. This name is used for reference only and appears within the Manager andthe Front

Dial-Out166 Perle 833IS User GuideGroupTo access the Group settings, click this button. See page 182.SNMPTo access the SNMP settings, click this butto

Chapter 9: Configuring the ServerPerle 833IS User Guide 167Flow Control Flow Control regulates the internal flow of data between the 833IS software an

Dial-Out168 Perle 833IS User GuidePacket TimeoutThe maximum time that a packet will wait for characters from the modem before itis sent. If this time

Chapter 9: Configuring the ServerPerle 833IS User Guide 169SecurityIt is important that you manage access to your network by Dial-In Remote Users. Inp

Security170 Perle 833IS User Guidethe number stored in the User database. Only if the user is at that phone number willaccess be permitted. Callback i

Chapter 9: Configuring the ServerPerle 833IS User Guide 171Configuring User Authentication SecurityTo access the Security Screen:1. From the Configura

Configuring User Authentication Security172 Perle 833IS User GuideNetware Bindery The Netware Bindery is a user profile database that is stored on a N

Chapter 9: Configuring the ServerPerle 833IS User Guide 173ARA clients are not supported in this mode.RADIUS RADIUS (Remote Authentication Dial-In Use

IntroductionPerle 833IS User Guide 3LAN-to-LAN The 833IS LAN-to-LAN feature lets you establish IP/IPX connections to remoteRouters. These connections

Configuring User Authentication Security174 Perle 833IS User GuideA backup RADIUS authentication server can be optionally configured on the 833IS.This

Chapter 9: Configuring the ServerPerle 833IS User Guide 175The RADIUS configuration screen contains the following:Authentication serverClick on the Pr

Configuring User Authentication Security176 Perle 833IS User GuideAuthentication ProtocolSelects the Authentication protocol to be used between the 83

Chapter 9: Configuring the ServerPerle 833IS User Guide 177key card. If the user ID and token are authenticated by the Axent server, the user willbe g

Configuring User Authentication Security178 Perle 833IS User GuideAgent IDEnter the Agent ID for the 833IS. This is a 1 to 16 digit hexadecimal value

Chapter 9: Configuring the ServerPerle 833IS User Guide 179SecurID SecurID enables the 833IS to use the ACE/Server from Security Dynamics for userauth

Configuring User Authentication Security180 Perle 833IS User GuideMaster UDP PortThe UDP port number of the SecurID service on the Master server. This

Chapter 9: Configuring the ServerPerle 833IS User Guide 181NT Domain NT Domain enables the Perle 833IS to use a Windows NT’s domain user databasefor

Group Settings182 Perle 833IS User GuideAllow User Specified NT DomainClick the check box to allow a dial-in user to specify a domain to which they b

Chapter 9: Configuring the ServerPerle 833IS User Guide 183Dial-InWhen a call comes in, the 833IS checks to see if the channel is assigned to a group.

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High Reliability Design4 Perle 833IS User GuideHigh Reliability DesignThere are no moving storage devices such as floppy or hard drives in the 833IS.

Group Settings184 Perle 833IS User GuideGroup Main The group main screen lists all the currently defined groups and whether a group isenabled for Dial

Chapter 9: Configuring the ServerPerle 833IS User Guide 185Add/Edit Group The Add Group and Edit Group screens allow you to set the parameters for the

Group Settings186 Perle 833IS User Guidechannel is required for Dial-Out for this group, the 833IS will select the nextavailable channel from the main

Chapter 9: Configuring the ServerPerle 833IS User Guide 187Group Advanced The advanced settings allow you to customize these settings on a per group

Group Settings188 Perle 833IS User GuideBridge Filter - GroupThese protocol settings will replace the system Bridge Control Protocol (BCP)protocol set

Chapter 9: Configuring the ServerPerle 833IS User Guide 189SNMPSNMP, or Simple Network Management Protocol, is a command/response protocolused for man

SNMP190 Perle 833IS User GuideSNMP ConfigurationThe SNMP Configuration screen is used to set parameters related to SNMP. Fieldsare as follows: NameEnt

Chapter 9: Configuring the ServerPerle 833IS User Guide 191 When an invalid login is detected.EnabledClick on the box to enable the Trap Host.IP Addre

SNMP192 Perle 833IS User GuideTo delete an existing community, highlight the community and click Delete. Youcannot delete the "public" SNMP

Chapter 9: Configuring the ServerPerle 833IS User Guide 193The Logging-Syslog screen is as follows:Enable SyslogClick on the box to enable the sending

Perle 833IS User Guide 5Section 1: Installation Chapter 1: Quick Installation OverviewChapter 2: Site Preparation Chapter 3: Setting Up and Installing

SNMP194 Perle 833IS User Guide7: Debugging - For Perle use onlySelecting a certain error level will cause all events of that Error Level and all event

Chapter 9: Configuring the ServerPerle 833IS User Guide 1956: Informational - Informational messages only7: Debugging - For Perle use only

SNMP196 Perle 833IS User Guide

Perle 833IS User Guide 197Section 3: ManagementChapter 10: Managing the Perle 833ISAppendix 1: Menu Descriptions and MapsAppendix 2: AT Command SetApp

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Perle 833IS User Guide 199Chapter 10: Managing the Perle 833ISAbout Managing the Perle 833ISThis chapter provides information related to managing the

833IS Manager Statistics200 Perle 833IS User GuideServerInformationThe following general information about the Server is displayed:NameName of this 83

Chapter 10: Managing the Perle 833ISPerle 833IS User Guide 201SlotSlot number of the interface.InterfaceType of interface installed in the slot. Valid

833IS Manager Statistics202 Perle 833IS User GuideAccessing Interface StatisticsTo access the statistics for an interface: 1. Bring up the main System

Chapter 10: Managing the Perle 833ISPerle 833IS User Guide 203Bytes ReceivedThe total number of bytes received by this Ethernet connection for the 833

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833IS Manager Statistics204 Perle 833IS User GuideOverrunsThe number of times that heavy LAN traffic caused a frame to be lost by the TokenRing interf

Chapter 10: Managing the Perle 833ISPerle 833IS User Guide 205In ErrorsThe number of inbound frames that contained errors preventing them from beingde

833IS Manager Statistics206 Perle 833IS User GuideTypeDisplays the type of call for the selected channel. Valid types are: Idle - Channel is not in us

Chapter 10: Managing the Perle 833ISPerle 833IS User Guide 207Time ConnectedThe time since the start of the current call.Perle DSP Modem InterfaceThis

833IS Manager Statistics208 Perle 833IS User GuideIncoming CompleteNumber of successful incoming attempts for this modem since system reset. Thecount

Chapter 10: Managing the Perle 833ISPerle 833IS User Guide 209DepartmentThe department as configured in the User record. Valid for dial in only.GroupI

833IS Manager Statistics210 Perle 833IS User GuideAddressThe IP address of the Server.SubnetThe subnet of the Server.Acquired ByThe method used to acq

Chapter 10: Managing the Perle 833ISPerle 833IS User Guide 211IP RIP To display the contents of the IP RIP table, click on the IP RIP button on the IP

833IS Manager Statistics212 Perle 833IS User GuideIPX Protocol To access the statistics for the IPX protocol, from the main System Statistics screen,c

Chapter 10: Managing the Perle 833ISPerle 833IS User Guide 213IPX RIP To display the contents of the IPX RIP table, click on the IPX RIP button on the

Perle 833IS User Guide 7Chapter 1: Quick Installation Overview About InstallationThis chapter provides an overview of how to install, setup and config

833IS Manager Statistics214 Perle 833IS User GuideIPX SAP To display the contents of the IPX SAP table, click on the IPX SAP button on themain Protoco

Chapter 10: Managing the Perle 833ISPerle 833IS User Guide 215Node AddressThe node address of this Server.SocketThe IPX socket number that is used to

833IS Manager Statistics216 Perle 833IS User GuideUser Statistics From the statistics screen of the manager, the administrator will be able to view th

Chapter 10: Managing the Perle 833ISPerle 833IS User Guide 217Call is an ISDN digital call. A modem is not used.ISDN Analog Call is an ISDN analog (al

Event Log218 Perle 833IS User GuideEvent LogThe 833IS has a non-volatile Event Log that is used to track key activities in the833IS. This user log can

Chapter 10: Managing the Perle 833ISPerle 833IS User Guide 219PPP DebugThis popup menu displays the following PPP Debug options. Enabling any of thefo

833IS Front Panel220 Perle 833IS User Guide833IS Front PanelThe Front Panel consists of a keypad and LCD display at the front of the 833IS. It isused

Chapter 10: Managing the Perle 833ISPerle 833IS User Guide 221Once the 833IS has been fully configured, the Front Panel is in Normal mode. In thismode

833IS Front Panel222 Perle 833IS User GuideEnter KeyAccept changes and exit edit mode.ESC KeyDiscard changes and exit edit mode.

Appendix 1: Menu Descriptions and MapsPerle 833IS User Guide 223Appendix 1: Menu Descriptions and MapsAbout Menu Descriptions and MapsIn this chapter

Setting up and Installing the 833IS Hardware8 Perle 833IS User GuideSetting up and Installing the 833IS HardwareFor detailed instructions, see “Chapte

Control224 Perle 833IS User GuideControlIndicates the start of control displays. Control is organized into System, Card, andNetwork control displays.M

Appendix 1: Menu Descriptions and MapsPerle 833IS User Guide 225Control Menu MapControlPasswordControlSystemSystem ResetReset to DefaultView Resources

Status226 Perle 833IS User GuideStatusIndicates the start of the Status Displays. Status is organized into System, Card, andNetwork Status Displays.Me

Appendix 1: Menu Descriptions and MapsPerle 833IS User Guide 227Status Menu Map†Card Status descriptions on page 228.††Network Status descriptions on

Card Status228 Perle 833IS User GuideCard StatusStatus specific to each card type is detailed below.Card Type Menu Description continues on page 229.M

Appendix 1: Menu Descriptions and MapsPerle 833IS User Guide 229Card Status continuedMenu DescriptionLine Status Statuses are available for each BRI i

Card Status continued230 Perle 833IS User GuideCard Status continuedMenu DescriptionModem Status Statuses are available for each modem on the card. U

Appendix 1: Menu Descriptions and MapsPerle 833IS User Guide 231Card Status Menu Map* Display only when the unit includes both a BNC and RJ-45 Etherne

Network Status Display232 Perle 833IS User GuideNetwork Status DisplayMenu DescriptionIPIP Enable/Disable Indicates whether the IP is enabled or disab

Appendix 1: Menu Descriptions and MapsPerle 833IS User Guide 233Menu DescriptionIPX 802.2 by: Indicates how the Network Number for the 802.2 IPX frame

Chapter 1: Quick Installation OverviewPerle 833IS User Guide 9Setting up the LAN ConnectionFor more details, see “Set up the basic parameters” on page

Network Status Display Menu Map234 Perle 833IS User GuideNetwork Status Display Menu MapStatusIPXEnable/DisableStatusNetworkEnable/DisableStatusIPIP A

Appendix 1: Menu Descriptions and MapsPerle 833IS User Guide 235Factory Default ModeFactory Default SetupProvides the base configuration for the 833IS

Factory Default Mode and Setup Map236 Perle 833IS User GuideFactory Default Mode and Setup Map.Continues with “Factory Default Mode Menu Map” on page

Appendix 1: Menu Descriptions and MapsPerle 833IS User Guide 237Factory Default ModeIndicates start of Factory Default Mode Displays.Menu DescriptionL

Factory Default Mode238 Perle 833IS User GuideIPX Frames Rx Number of IPX frames received since last start-up.IPX Frames Tx Number of IPX frames trans

Appendix 1: Menu Descriptions and MapsPerle 833IS User Guide 239Factory Default Mode Menu Map* Displayed only when the unit includes both BNC and RJ-4

Factory Default Mode Menu Map240 Perle 833IS User Guide

Perle 833IS User Guide 241Appendix 2: AT Command SetAbout AT Command SetIn this chapter you will read about: AT Commands Error Detection and Data Comp

AT Commands242 Perle 833IS User GuideAT= x - Write toSelected S-RegisterThis command writes the value x to the currently selected S-Register. An S-Reg

Appendix 2: AT Command SetPerle 833IS User Guide 243Dn - Dial This command directs the modem to go on-line, dial according to the string enteredand at

Attaching to the Telephone Network10 Perle 833IS User GuideAttaching to the Telephone NetworkSee “Attaching to the Telephone Network” on page 42.Now t

AT Commands244 Perle 833IS User Guidean error message. Valid only after the post dial character.@ Wait for silence: the modem will wait for at least 5

Appendix 2: AT Command SetPerle 833IS User Guide 245Nn - AutomodeEnableThis command enables or disables automode detection. N0 Automode detection is d

AT Commands246 Perle 833IS User GuideThe parameter n can be omitted, in which case the last S-Register accessed will beassumed. The S can be omitted f

Appendix 2: AT Command SetPerle 833IS User Guide 247X0 Disables monitoring of busy tones unless forced otherwise by countryrequirements; send only OK,

AT Commands248 Perle 833IS User GuideShort Form Long Form n Value in ATXn Command012340 OK x x x x x 1 CONNECT xx x xx2 RING xx x xx3 NO

Appendix 2: AT Command SetPerle 833IS User Guide 249Short Form Long Form n Value in ATXn Command33 FAX xxx xx 35 DATA xxx xx 40 CARRIER 300 xxx xx44

AT Commands250 Perle 833IS User GuideShort Form Long Form n Value in ATXn Command70 PROTOCOL: NONE xxx xx77 PROTOCOL: LAPM xxx xx78 CARRIER 31200 xx

Appendix 2: AT Command SetPerle 833IS User Guide 251AT& Commands&Cn - RLSD (DCD)OptionThe modem controls the RLSD output in accordance with th

AT Commands252 Perle 833IS User Guide&Rn - RTS/CTSOptionThis selects how the modem controls CTS. CTS operation is modified if hardwareflow control

Appendix 2: AT Command SetPerle 833IS User Guide 253&V1 - Display LastConnectionStatisticsDisplays the last connection statistics in the following

Perle 833IS User Guide 11Chapter 2: Site PreparationAbout Site PreparationIn this chapter you will read about: Site Preparation Overview Electrical R

AT Commands254 Perle 833IS User GuideAT\ Commands\Kn - Break Control Controls the response of the modem to a break received from the DTE or the remote

Appendix 2: AT Command SetPerle 833IS User Guide 255\Nn - OperatingModeThis command controls the preferred error correcting mode to be negotiated in a

AT Commands256 Perle 833IS User GuideReporting SelectedOptionsThe modem can send a string of information to the DTE consisting of selectedoptions usin

Appendix 2: AT Command SetPerle 833IS User Guide 257SubparameterDefinitions <mod> = A decimal number which specifies the preferred modulation(

AT Commands258 Perle 833IS User Guidelowest and highest rates (see <min_rate> and <max_rate> below). <automode> is an optional num

Appendix 2: AT Command SetPerle 833IS User Guide 259<max_rate> is an optional number which specifies the highest rate at which themodem may esta

Error Detection and Data Compression Commands260 Perle 833IS User GuideIn error correction mode, the modem will signal a break through the active erro

Appendix 2: AT Command SetPerle 833IS User Guide 261S-RegistersThe S-Registers are summarized in along with their default values. Registers orregister

S-Registers262 Perle 833IS User GuideRegister Function Range Units Saved Default**S23 ReservedS24 ReservedS25 ReservedS26 ReservedS27 ReservedS28 Rese

Appendix 2: AT Command SetPerle 833IS User Guide 263S-Register DefinitionsS3 - Carriage ReturnCharacterSets the command line and result code terminato

Electrical Requirements12 Perle 833IS User Guidethen,✎__ Order the ISDN BRI lines required.✎__ Order the required cabling. See “Cable Planning and Req

S-Register Definitions264 Perle 833IS User GuideS7 - Wait Time ForCarrier After Dial,For Silence, or ForDial Tone After “W”Dial Modifier Sets the le

Appendix 2: AT Command SetPerle 833IS User Guide 265S36 - LAPM FailureControlDefault: 7 (00000111b)Bits 0-2 This value indicates what should happen up

AT Command Set Summary266 Perle 833IS User GuideS86 - Call FailureReason CodeWhen the modem issues a NO CARRIER result code, a value is written to thi

Appendix 2: AT Command SetPerle 833IS User Guide 267F9 Select V.32 bis 12000 line modulation. (RC144)F10 Select V.32 bis 14400 line modulation. (RC144

AT Command Set Summary268 Perle 833IS User Guide&F Restore factory configuration.&R0 CTS tracks RTS (async) or acts per V.25 (sync).&R1 CT

Appendix 2: AT Command SetPerle 833IS User Guide 269ECC Commands %C0 Disable data compression.%C1 Enable MNP 5 data compression.%C2 Enable V.42 bis da

AT Command Set Summary270 Perle 833IS User Guide+FDT= Data transmission.+FDTC: Report the polled station capabilities.+FET: Post page message response

Appendix 3: SpecificationsPerle 833IS User Guide 271Appendix 3: SpecificationsDimensionsHeight x Widthx Depth67 x 430 x 310 mm2.6 x 16.9 x 12.2 inches

Chassis272 Perle 833IS User GuideChassis 19" rack mountable, 1.5U high 2 slots, rear loading 1 System card Optional expansion card can double num

Appendix 3: SpecificationsPerle 833IS User Guide 273Connectors RJ45LAN Wiring Supported 10Base-T: Category 3, 4, 5 Unshielded Twisted Pair 100Base-TX:

Chapter 2: Site PreparationPerle 833IS User Guide 13Environmental RequirementsThe 833IS is designed to operate in a normal office environment. The fol

PerleDSP Modem Interface274 Perle 833IS User GuideISDN NetworkProtocolsSupported US NI-1 AT&T 5ESS NT DMS100 Japan INSnet64 BRI EuroISDN ETSI Net

Appendix 3: SpecificationsPerle 833IS User Guide 275Other U-Law and A-Law Supported DTMF Signaling SupportedApprovalsCE MarkSafety Canadian Standards

Protocols Supported276 Perle 833IS User GuideProtocols SupportedNetwork IPX SPX IP TCP UDP Netbeui LLC2Note: Other protocols (example - Lantastic) can

Appendix 3: SpecificationsPerle 833IS User Guide 277Dial In Clients Supported Perle Remote Microsoft Dial Up Networking Apple Remote Access Any PPP cl

RFCs Supported278 Perle 833IS User Guide SNMP support Cisco mode management via Telnet and TFTP DHCP support IP address pooling MAC address pooling DN

Perle 833IS User Guide 279Appendix 4: RADIUS Server AttributesAccount Request MessagesThis section describes the attributes which will be included by

Access-Accept Messages280 Perle 833IS User GuideAccess-Accept MessagesThis section describes the attributes which will be accepted by the 833IS from a

Appendix 4: RADIUS Server AttributesPerle 833IS User Guide 281Number Name Description22 Framed-Route Routing information to be configured for the user

Accounting Messages282 Perle 833IS User GuideAccounting MessagesThis section describes the attributes which will beincluded by the 833IS whensending a

Appendix 4: RADIUS Server AttributesPerle 833IS User Guide 28349 Acct-Terminate-Cause Indicates how the session was terminated. Supported values inclu

FCC/DOC Radio Frequency Interference StatementNoteThis equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class A DigitalDevice, purs

Cable Planning and Requirements14 Perle 833IS User GuideCable Planning and RequirementsLAN Cabling Depending on the type of system card inserted into

Accounting Messages284 Perle 833IS User Guide

Appendix 5: Cisco Configuration ModePerle 833IS User Guide 285Appendix 5: Cisco Configuration ModeIn this manual you will read about:!Introduction to

Overview of 833IS286 Perle 833IS User GuideSimilar procedures and commands for managing the installation and configurationof Cisco products are incorp

Appendix 5: Cisco Configuration ModePerle 833IS User Guide 287Similar to Cisco products the dial topology for the 833IS is illustrated by thefollowing

Differences Between 833IS and Cisco Products288 Perle 833IS User GuideThe startup configuration is a text file stored on the nvram volume on the 833IS

Appendix 5: Cisco Configuration ModePerle 833IS User Guide 289firmware versions from flash volume, the 833IS will then still run in factory modeupon b

Differences Between 833IS and Cisco Products290 Perle 833IS User GuideFor IP, the 833IS looks like a router between two networks. The first network i

Appendix 5: Cisco Configuration ModePerle 833IS User Guide 291Command OverviewCisco commands used to configure and manage the 833IS are based upon the

Installation and Configuration of 833IS with Cisco Configuration Mode292 Perle 833IS User Guide!Set the parameters needed for communication with the M

Appendix 5: Cisco Configuration ModePerle 833IS User Guide 293To configure the basic IP Address:Press Press To enter an IP address, press Enter to

Chapter 2: Site PreparationPerle 833IS User Guide 1510Base-T: Uses 22 to 26 AWG unshielded twisted pair (UTP) cable. Terminated with RJ-45 plugs. Cabl

Installation and Configuration of 833IS with Cisco Configuration Mode294 Perle 833IS User GuidePress Set the value to match your LAN speed set to 4

Appendix 5: Cisco Configuration ModePerle 833IS User Guide 295This configuration takes affect immediately and does not require an IPL of the833IS.At t

Monitoring the 833IS296 Perle 833IS User GuideThis command is used by the router to determine which image <filename> to load atstartup or when t

Appendix 5: Cisco Configuration ModePerle 833IS User Guide 297through Cisco commands you can delete files from the flash, the files are hidden andstil

Differences between 833IS Manager and Cisco Configuration Mode298 Perle 833IS User Guide

Perle 833IS User Guide 299Glossary3270A class of IBM terminals and printers used

Glossary 300 Perle 833IS User GuideBurned In Address An address installed at the time of manufact

GlossaryPerle 833IS User Guide 301EncapsulateThe carrying of frames of one proto

Glossary 302 Perle 833IS User GuideMulticast The broadcasting of messages to a specified group of

GlossaryPerle 833IS User Guide 303RISC (Reduced Instruction Set Computer) A micr

Cable Planning and Requirements16 Perle 833IS User Guide100Base-TX: Uses Category 5 unshielded twisted pair (UTP) or Type 1 shielded twisted pair(STP)

Glossary 304 Perle 833IS User GuideTrigger Character A character that force the transmission of a

Perle 833IS User Guide 305IndexNumerics100Base-TX 1610Base-T 15AAccess-Accept Messages 280AccessingCard statistics 202Security Screen 171Accounting Me

Perle 833IS User Guide 306BNC 299BOOTP 39, 299BOOTstrap Protocol see BOOTP 299BRI 1Bridge Filter 188broadcast filter 188BTU Output 271buffered port 44

Perle 833IS User Guide 307Protocols 89Security 171Static Route Services 122ConnectionEthernet 202Connect Time 156Setting limit 142CRC4 300Creatingnew

Perle 833IS User Guide 308Get 54viewing 54FFAX Class 2 269FDL 301Feature Card 301add 72Configuring 75display 200Edit 76Feature Cards 75File MenuManage

Perle 833IS User Guide 309History 207Hot Swappable 301HP OpenView 189Humidity, Relative 271IIEEE 301Incoming Call Handling 64Installation 7InstallingM

Perle 833IS User Guide 310Lantastic 89LAN-to-LAN 161List, Server 49Loop Start 301MMAC 301Main ScreenManager 51Main screen 51ManagerConnectionIP 45IPX

Perle 833IS User Guide 311Multistation Access Unit see MAU 301NNAK 302NDIS 65, 302nel 82NetBEUI 129, 133, 302NetBIOS 64, 133, 302NetBIOS Extended User

Perle 833IS User Guide 312AppleTalk 132Bridge 126IP 92Netbeui 133PPP 129Protocol Stack 302QQuick Buttons 51RRack Mount 302Assembling 28Attaching 28Rad

Perle 833IS User Guide 313Dial-Out 163Group 163Group Settings 166Main Screen 164Name 200NovellAdvertising Print Server 214Archive Server 214File Serve

Chapter 2: Site PreparationPerle 833IS User Guide 17Token Ring The following physical interfaces are available for Token Ring: STP (Shielded Twisted P

Perle 833IS User Guide 314TTables, Community 191TCP 303TCP/IP 44, 303TelephoneAttaching line 10, 42Temperature Range 13Operating 13Thinnet, Defintion

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Cable Planning and Requirements18 Perle 833IS User GuideSTP Uses STP wiring, Types 1, 2, 6, and 9. Terminated with IBM style universal data connectors

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Chapter 2: Site PreparationPerle 833IS User Guide 19Telephony CablingThe connection to the ISDN network is made via an RJ-45 connector. The 833IS iss

Telephony Cabling20 Perle 833IS User GuideTo enable termination, use the supplied jumpers (attached to the jumper block) tojumper the two top jumpers

Perle 833IS User Guide 21Chapter 3: Setting Up and Installing About Setting Up and InstallingIn this chapter you will read about: Unpacking the 833IS

Unpacking the 833IS22 Perle 833IS User Guide Perle RAS Manager 833IS Firmware Perle Remote Client Perle Dial-Out Client Unpacking the 833ISTo Unpac

Chapter 3: Setting Up and InstallingPerle 833IS User Guide 23Familiarize Yourself with the Unit833IS Views The diagrams below show the major hardware

European Community (EC) Mark of ConformityThis product is in conformity with the protection requirements of EC Council Directive 89/336/EEC on the app

Familiarize Yourself with the Unit24 Perle 833IS User Guide833IS Chassis DescriptionOperator Panel LCDThe operator panel has a 2 line by 16 character

Chapter 3: Setting Up and InstallingPerle 833IS User Guide 25Feature CardsThe 833IS can hold up to two Feature cards. The card in Slot 1 is called the

Feature Cards26 Perle 833IS User GuideExpansion Card The 833IS is an expandable unit and therefore provides for the insertion of anoptional expansion

Chapter 3: Setting Up and InstallingPerle 833IS User Guide 27ModemInterfaceThe card may include 8 central site modems on board. These modems will sup

Assembling the Hardware28 Perle 833IS User GuideAttaching the Rack Mount The Rack Mount Kit provided can be used if you wish to install the 833IS in a

Chapter 3: Setting Up and InstallingPerle 833IS User Guide 29Factory Default ModeThe operating Firmware and configuration for the 833IS is downloaded

Attaching the LAN Cable30 Perle 833IS User Guide1. Ensure that the 833IS is powered off.▲ Ethernet/LAN Cable ConnectionNo configuration is needed for

Chapter 3: Setting Up and InstallingPerle 833IS User Guide 31No configuration is needed for the Token Ring physical port. The cable isautomatically se

Setting up the 833IS LAN Connection32 Perle 833IS User GuideIPX Connection to the ManagerNo configuration is required for the Manager to communicate w

Chapter 3: Setting Up and InstallingPerle 833IS User Guide 33IP Default Router AddressIf the IP network path to the Management Connection passes throu

INDUSTRY CANADA REQUIREMENTS.“NOTICE: The Industry Canada (formerly Canadian Department of Communications) labelidentifies certified equipment. This c

Setting up the 833IS LAN Connection34 Perle 833IS User GuideWhen editing a field, the keys behave as follows:Left , Right KeysSelects a menu. Positio

Chapter 3: Setting Up and InstallingPerle 833IS User Guide 35Press Enter the IP subnet mask if required. The IP subnet mask will display none if none

Setting up the 833IS LAN Connection36 Perle 833IS User GuidePress If you wish to save your configuration to NVRAM then press Enter.Press Enter again

Chapter 3: Setting Up and InstallingPerle 833IS User Guide 37Verifying ConnectionOn the LAN card, there is a Link LED which flashes to indicate networ

Verifying Connection38 Perle 833IS User GuideManager Status Displays one of the following messages:No ManagerDisplayed if there is no Manager connecte

Chapter 3: Setting Up and InstallingPerle 833IS User Guide 39OverrunsDisplays the number of frames that were discarded by the 833IS LAN adapterbecause

Verifying Connection40 Perle 833IS User GuideIPX Status IPX Frames RXDisplays the number of IPX frames received by the 833IS. This should increment on

Chapter 3: Setting Up and InstallingPerle 833IS User Guide 41Configuring the 833IS Using the Manager Refer to Section 2: "Configuring the 833IS&q

Configuring the 833IS42 Perle 833IS User Guideeasy to create a successful initial configuration. This configuration can then bemodified using the Cis

Perle 833IS User Guide 43Chapter 4: Using the Perle 833IS ManagerAbout Using the ManagerThis chapter describes how to install and use the 833IS Manage

FEDERAL COMMUNICATIONS COMMISSION (FCC) REQUIREMENTS.This product complies with Part 68 of the FCC rules. If requested, you must provide thetelepho

System Requirements44 Perle 833IS User GuideSystem RequirementsThe minimum PC requirements for the 833IS Manager software are: Hard drive with at leas

Chapter 4: Using the Perle 833IS ManagerPerle 833IS User Guide 45Installing the Manager SoftwareTo install the 833IS Manager software, follow these st

Installing the Manager Software46 Perle 833IS User Guide833IS to do this. The MAC address can be obtained from the Front Panel. You can configure an I

Chapter 4: Using the Perle 833IS ManagerPerle 833IS User Guide 47Connecting to the ServerUsing IPX To connect to the 833IS via IPX, start the Manager.

Connecting to the Server48 Perle 833IS User Guide4. Enter the IP address of the Server in the IP Address field.5. Click on Add.The 833IS is now define

Chapter 4: Using the Perle 833IS ManagerPerle 833IS User Guide 495. Once the Dial-up session is connected, start the 833IS Manager.Completing the Conn

Connecting to the Server50 Perle 833IS User Guidepassword when you configure the Server. This will not be required if you select“RADIUS” as your secur

Chapter 4: Using the Perle 833IS ManagerPerle 833IS User Guide 51 Using the Manager Main Screen The Perle 833IS main screen contains menus and the fol

Using the Manager Main Screen52 Perle 833IS User GuideMenu Bar The menu bar contains all of the menus available when running the Manager. Eachmenu con

Chapter 4: Using the Perle 833IS ManagerPerle 833IS User Guide 53Print SetupSelect a different printer or change the printer setup.Recent File List Th

Perle 833IS User Guide viiAbout this BookThe Perle 833IS User Guide is intended for users ranging from novice toexperienced LAN Administrators. It is

Using the Manager Main Screen54 Perle 833IS User GuideReset the Perle 833ISReset the Perle 833IS. Any sessions handled by the Server will be terminate

Chapter 4: Using the Perle 833IS ManagerPerle 833IS User Guide 55PPP DebugThis popup menu displays the following PPP Debug options. Enabling any of th

Using the Manager Main Screen56 Perle 833IS User GuideCascadeResize and overlap all open windows so that their title bars are visible.TileResize and a

Chapter 4: Using the Perle 833IS ManagerPerle 833IS User Guide 57 Save FileSave the currently selected configuration file. PrintPrint the current conf

Loading Firmware58 Perle 833IS User GuideLoading FirmwareFirmware is the basic operating code of a 833IS. A new 833IS must have Firmwaredownloaded bef

Chapter 4: Using the Perle 833IS ManagerPerle 833IS User Guide 593. A window box will appear displaying the Firmware version that you are aboutto down

Loading Firmware60 Perle 833IS User Guide

Perle 833IS User Guide 61Section 2: Configuration Chapter 5: Configuring the Perle 833ISChapter 6: Configuring the InterfacesChapter 7: Configuring th

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Perle 833IS User Guide 63Chapter 5: Configuring the Perle 833ISAbout Configuring the Perle 833ISThis chapter describes how to configure the 833IS. You

What’s in the Guideviii Perle 833IS User GuideWhile the Guide assumes LAN familiarity, we also assume that first time users wantsimple explanations th

How the 833IS Works64 Perle 833IS User GuideRemote users can access file servers, Email, Mainframes, application servers, or anyother server that is o

Chapter 5: Configuring the Perle 833ISPerle 833IS User Guide 65Bridge ClientThis client operates with the Server as a bridge. The Perle Remote Client

How the 833IS Works66 Perle 833IS User GuideDial-Out Access With Perle Dial-Out Client software, LAN attached PCs can use the PerleDSPModem and lines

Chapter 5: Configuring the Perle 833ISPerle 833IS User Guide 67Windows 3.x/95/98/NT, Windows 2000 Windows Communication Interface (COM port redirectio

Using Configuration Files68 Perle 833IS User GuideFor Dial-Out, you must configure: Dialout parameters. Server IP or IPX parameters.Using Configuratio

Chapter 5: Configuring the Perle 833ISPerle 833IS User Guide 695. The configuration will be uploaded from the server. A TFTP dialog window willbe disp

Using Configuration Files70 Perle 833IS User Guide4. The Download Configuration dialog box appears. Click the radio button besideone of the following

Chapter 5: Configuring the Perle 833ISPerle 833IS User Guide 71The Configuration Main Window is the main window for the configuration facilityof the M

Using Configuration Files72 Perle 833IS User GuideInstalledIndicates whether the Feature Card is installed in this slot. If the Manager is currently a

Chapter 5: Configuring the Perle 833ISPerle 833IS User Guide 73Removing To remove a Feature Card from the Manager:1. Click and drag the card you wish

About this BookPerle 833IS User Guide ixChapter 8: Configuring the User Database: Learn how to custom define the user toyour system. Describes the v

Setting the Date and Time74 Perle 833IS User GuideSetting the Date and TimeThe date and time is used to time stamp 833IS log messages.To set the 833IS

Perle 833IS User Guide 75Chapter 6: Configuring the InterfacesAbout Configuring the InterfacesIn this chapter, you will read about: Overview of Interf

Overview76 Perle 833IS User GuideFor each of the above interfaces there is a default configuration available whichattempts to satisfy the common envir

Chapter 6: Configuring the InterfacesPerle 833IS User Guide 77Configure the Ethernet LAN InterfaceThe Ethernet LAN interface configuration screen is a

Configure the Token Ring LAN Interface78 Perle 833IS User GuideBase MAC AddressThis is the base address for the MAC Address Pool. The address is a 12

Chapter 6: Configuring the InterfacesPerle 833IS User Guide 79Enable BCP/NetBEUI MAC Address PoolCertain protocols require that the 833IS emulate a LA

Configure the ISDN BRI Line Interface80 Perle 833IS User GuideConfigure the ISDN BRI Line InterfaceOverview An ISDN, BRI line is a digital transmissio

Chapter 6: Configuring the InterfacesPerle 833IS User Guide 81An S/T line can be ordered (or configured, if on a PBX) such that clocking is notsupplie

Configure the ISDN BRI Line Interface82 Perle 833IS User Guide US NI-1 AT&T 5ESS Northern Telecom DMS 100SPID (Service Profile Identifiers)The Ser

Chapter 6: Configuring the InterfacesPerle 833IS User Guide 83CallbackWhen checked, channel is available for callbacks.NameName of the channel. This n