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Chapter 8 IP Routing Setup

Note: You are also able to specify a default route by setting the network address and subnet mask

as 0.0.0.0 (eg. add route 0.0.0.0 0.0.0.0. 100.2.254.253 wan1)

This setup procedure is now complete.

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- Table of Contents3
1 Product Description10
- Description10
- Applications11
- Figure 1-2 Application Illustration11
- Figure 1-3 Mobile ATM Solution11
- Figure 1-4 Ethernet to Data Transmission Solution11
- Specifications13
- Site Selection16
- Mechanical Installation16
  - Desktop Installation16
- Front Panel Console Port and Leds18
  - IP 6610 DTE Front Panel and Rear Panel18
- Console18
- Figure 2-1 Loop-IP 6610 Front Panel (Single Ethernet)18
- Figure 2-2 Loop-IP6610 DTE Front Panel (Four Ethernet)18
- Figure 2-3 Loop-IP6610 DTE Front Panel (Single Ethernet)18
- Figure 2-4 Loop-IP 6610 DTE Rear Panel (EIA 530) with AC Power (1 Port)19
- Figure 2-5 Loop-IP 6610 DTE Rear Panel (EIA 530) with DC Power (1 Port)19
- Figure 2-6 Loop-IP 6610 DTE Rear Panel (EIA 530) with AC Power (4 Port)19
- Figure 2-7 Loop-IP 6610 DTE Rear Panel (EIA 530) with DC Power (4 Port)19
- Rear Panel Connectors and Switch20
2 Loop-Ip6610 Installation29
- Main Board Jumper Selection29
3 Operation30
- Quick Start for Loop-IP6610 Router30
- Power on30
- Self-Test30
- Usinga Terminal30
- Review and Default Settings30
- Wan1 Timeslot Map Setup30
- System Operation31
  - Date31
  - Console Port31
  - Login and Logout31
- Configuration31
- Line Configuration31
  - E1/DS1 Line Configuration31
  - Table 3-1 Console Port Default Setting31
  - Table 3-2 E1 Line Default Setting31
  - Table 3-3 DS1 Line Default Setting32
  - DTE Line Configuration34
- Reports34
- Table 3-4 DTE Line Default Setting34
- Table 3-5 Performance Parameter List - E134
- Led Operation35
- Table 3-6 Performance Parameter List - DS135
- Table 3-7 Front Panel LED Indication35
- Alarms and Reports36
  - Alarms36
  - Table 3-8 E1 Alarm Type Table36
  - Reports37
- Unit Alarm Code Filters38
- Embedded Snmp Agent38
- Code Filter38
- Rip1 and Rip2 Routing Protocols39
- Figure 3-1 SNMP Connection39
- Verifying Loop-IP 6610 Operations40
  - Independent Test40
  - Substitution40
  - Using Loopback Plugs40
  - Using the Bert Test Set41
4 Maintenance42
- Self-Test42
- Diagnostics42
- Loopbacks42
- Test Pattern44
  - 3-In-24 Pattern44
  - 1-In-8 Pattern44
5 Loop-Ip6610 Setup45
- Setting up the IP661045
- Login, Password, Save, Logout, and Reset46
- Wan1 Setup47
- Table 5-2 WAN1 Admin Commands -E148
- Table 5-3 WAN1 Admin Commands -DS148
- Lan1 Setup49
- Table 5-4 LAN1 Admin Commands49
6 Dhcp Server Setup50
- Overview50
- Figure 6-1 DHCP Application50
- Dhcp Setup Commands51
- Table 6-1 DHCP Setup Commands51
- Step by Step Setup Instructions52
- Dhcp Relay Setup55
7 Frame Relay Setup57
- Overview57
- Figure 7-1 Frame Relay Application57
- Frame Relay Setup Commands58
- Table 7-1 Frame Relay Setup Commands58
- Step by Step Setup Instructions59
8 Ip Routing Setup61
- Overview61
- Routing Admin Commands61
- Figure 8-1 IP Routing Setup61
- Table 8-1 Routing Admin Commands61
- Step by Step Setup Instructions62
9 Ip Routing with Network Address Translation66
- Overview66
- Routing Admin Commands66
- Figure 9-1 Setting up IP Routing with Network Address Translation66
- Step by Step Setup Instructions67
10 Packet Filtering Setup70
- Overview70
- Step by Step Setup Instructions71
11 Port Forwarding - Virtual Service74
- Overview74
- Port Forwarding - Virtual Service Commands74
- Figure 11-1 Port Forwarding - Virtual Service Application74
- Table 11-1 Port Forwarding - Virtual Service Commands74
- Step by Step Setup Instructions75
12 Qos77
- Overview77
- Policy Syntax77
- Step by Step Setup Instructions78
- Figure 12-1 Qos Application79
13 Remote Bridge Setup81
- Overview81
- Figure 1-1 Loop-IP 661081
- Figure 13-1 Remote Bridge Mode Setup81
- Bridge Admin Commands82
- Step by Step Setup Instructions82
- Table 13-1 Bridge Admin Commands82
14 Snmp Configuration Setup86
- Overview86
- Network Management Admin Commands86
- Step by Step Instructions86
- Table 14-1 Network Management Admin Commands86
15 Stp/Rstp Setup89
- Overview89
- Figure 15-1 Normal STP Link89
- Figure 15-2 Restored STP Link90
- Stp/Rstp Setup Commands91
- Table 15-1 STP/RSTP Setup Commands91
- Step by Step Setup Instructions92
16 Vlan96
- Overview96
- Figure 16-1 VLAN Application #196
- Vlan and Mac Tables97
- Vlan Commands and Setup Instructions99
17 Vlan Stacking (Q-In-Q) Setup106
- Overview106
- Vlan Stacking106
- Figure 17-1 Transparently Conveying VLAN-Enabled Customer Traffic106
- Figure 17-2 802.1Q Encapsulation106
- Figure 17-3 802.1Ad (Qinq) Encapsulation106
- Definitions107
- Table 17-1 Egress Process107
- Vlan Stacking Commands and Setup Instructions108
- Table 17-2 VLAN Stacking Unit Commands108
- Setup Example109
18 Ppp Authentication110
- Overview110
- Figure 18-1 PPP Application110
19 Modem Dial-Up112
- Overview112
- Figure 19-1 at Modem Application112
20 Setting up Firmware/Configuration Up/Download with Tftp Server114
- Overview114
- Step by Step Setup Instructions117
21 Appendix A: Operation Commands120
- Command Line Interface Configuration120
- Table 21-1 Unit Command Parameters121
- Table 21-2 E1 Command Lines133
- Table 21-3 DS1 Command Lines135
- Table 21-4 DTE Command Lines137
- Table 21-5 DCE Command Lines138
- Command Usage139
22 Appendix B Converting a Subnet Mask to Binary Code183
23 Appendix C - Router Activation Procedure185
- Figure 23-1 VT-100 Terminal185
24 Appendix D - Application Note187
- Layer 3 Media Converter Application187
- Figure 24-1 Layer 3 Media Converter Application187
- Mobile Atm Application188
- Figure 24-2 Mobil ATM Application with Fixed IP188
- Figure 24-3 Mobil ATM Application with Dynamic IP189

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