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Table of Contents
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General User Information
3
Radio Frequency Interference
3
Fcc Requirements
3
Fcc Part
4
Ringer Equivalence Number
5
Music on Hold Warning
7
Disa Warning
7
Safety Warning
8
Underwriters Laboratories
8
Introduction
11
Purpose
11
Console Screen Output
14
Reference
14
Obtaining Publications and Additional Information
15
Revision History
15
Table of Contents
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Table of Contents
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Default Chapter
33
PART I. System Configuration
33
CHAPTER 1. Basic Configuration
35
Logging in
35
Command-Line Interface Basics
38
CHAPTER 2. Port Numbering
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LAN Ports
43
Figure 2.1 Main Board LAN Port Numbering
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Figure 2.2 Ethernet Switch Gigabit Module Port Numbering
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Figure 2.3 20-Port Network Module Port Numbering
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Figure 2.4 44-Port Network Module Port Numbering
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Figure 2.5 2-Port Mini Module Port Numbering
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Figure 2.6 4-Port Mini Module Port Numbering
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WAN Ports
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Figure 2.7 1-Port WAN Network Module Port Numbering
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Figure 2.8 4-Port WAN Network Module Port Numbering
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Figure 2.10 Voice Carrier and Mini Module Ports Numbering
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Figure 2.9 Main Board Mini Module Ports Numbering
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Mini Modules
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Port Numbering Examples
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CHAPTER 3. Management Configuration
49
Configuring Simple Network Management Protocol
49
SNMP Applications Supported
59
Configuring SNMP
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CHAPTER 4. System Logging
61
Logging System Events
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CHAPTER 5. RMON Configuration
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Configuring Remote Monitoring
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Configuring RMON
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Verifying RMON Configuration
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PART II. WAN Interface and Protocols
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PART II. WAN Interface and Protocols CHAPTER 6. Serial Interfaces
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CHAPTER 6. Serial Interfaces
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Serial Interfaces Overview
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Multi-Protocol Serial Interface
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HSSI Interface
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Module Configuration
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Configuring V.35
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Ibg3026
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Bundle Configuration
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Configuring HSSI
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CHAPTER 7. WAN Interfaces
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Module Configuration
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Configuring T1 and E1
87
Configuring CT3
90
Configuring CT3 Bundle
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CHAPTER 8. PPP, MLPPP, and HDLC
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Figure 8.1 Overview of PPP
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Protocol Configuration
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MLPPP Configuration
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PPP and MLPPP Configuration
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CHAPTER 9. FR and MFR
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Layer Two Configurations
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Figure 9.1 Multlink Frame Relay with Three Sites
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Figure 9.2 Multilink Frame Relay with Three Site Details
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PART III. Switching and Routing Protocols
109
CHAPTER 10. Layer-2 Switching
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Layer 2 LAN Switching and Bridging
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IGMP Snooping
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Protocol Configuration
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Bridge Configurations
113
Configuring 802.1X
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Figure 10.1 Configuring 802.1X Security
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Figure 10.2 Link Aggregation Example
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LACP Configuration
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GVRP Configuration
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Figure 10.3 GVRP Configuration
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Configuring IGMP Snooping
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Figure 10.4 IGMP Snooping Example
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CHAPTER 11. DHCP Relay
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Figure 11.1 DHCP Relay Overview
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Figure 11.2 BOOTP Requests
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Figure 11.3 BOOTP Replies
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Figure 11.4 Typical Scenario for DHCP Relay with NAT
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Figure 11.5 Show Dhcp_Relay Command
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CHAPTER 12. Static Routing
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Configuring Static Routes
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Chapter 13. Rip
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RIP Protocol Features
133
Configuring RIP
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Configuring Ripv2 Authentication
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Configuring RIP on a Bundle Interface
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Chapter 14. Ospf
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OSPF Configuration
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Chapter 15. Bgp
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Protocol Features
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Minimum BGP Configuration
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BGP Application Using Route-Map
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CHAPTER 16. Multicast Protocols
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Protocol Independent Multicast (PIM)
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Figure 16.1 DVMRP Network
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Chapter 17. Vrrp
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Configuring VRRP
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Figure 17.1 Configuring a VRRP Network
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Chapter 18. Mpls
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MPLS Overview
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Figure 18.1 L2VPN for MPLS
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MPLS Forwarding
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Martini L2 VPN Overview
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Qos
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Figure 18.2 Martini L2 VPN Configuration
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MPLS Configuration Example
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Figure 18.3 Configuring Label Distribution Protocol
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Label Distribution Protocol (LDP) Overview
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Enabling Label-Switching-Minimal Configuration
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Figure 18.4 Lable-Switching Configuration
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Establishing a Trunk-CSPF Disabled
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Figure 18.5 Establishing a Trunk (Without CSPF)
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Establishing a Trunk-Using CSPF
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Establishing a Trunk-Using Explicitly Defined Path
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Reserving Bandwidth for the Trunk
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Adding a Secondary LSP to the Trunk
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Adding Administrative Group Constraints to an LSP
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CHAPTER 19. Qos
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Ibg3026 Quality of Service
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Features
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Definitions
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Classification Types
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Configuration
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Create Bundle Apptest
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Create Traffic Classes
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VLAN Identifiers
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Configuration
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Create Bundle Vlantest
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Create Traffic Classes and Assign Classifications
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Historical Statistics
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Configuring Historical Statistics
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Traffic Policing Versus Traffic Shaping
210
Need for Traffic Policing
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Traffic Policing Functionality on Ibg3026
210
Configuring Traffic Policing
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Verifying Policing Status and Configuration
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Limitations
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Multi-Field Classification
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Packet Marking
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Configuring MF Classification
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Traffic Policing
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Policing Using Single Rate Three Color Marking (Srtcm)
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Configuring Srtcm
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The Trtcm (Two Rate Three Color Marker)
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Configuring Trtcm
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Statistics
223
Egress Queuing, Shaping and Scheduling
224
CBQ Scheduler Operation
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Buffer Management for Class Queues
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Output Queue Congestion Management
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Buffer Reservation for Interfaces
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Buffer Management for Class Queues
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Congestion Management on Output Queues
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Drop Probability Calculation
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Configuring RED Parameters
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Differentiated Services
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Assured Forwarding (AF), Expedited Forwarding (EF), and Class Selector Code Points (CSCP)
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Qos Statistics
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Ingress and Egress FR-Qos on FR Pvcs
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Ingress and Egress Qos for IP Tunnels
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Hardware Qos
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Cos Attributes Marking
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L2 Bridge Based Cos Marking
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Configuration Example
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Verifying the Configuration
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Inlif Based Cos Marking
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Configuration Example
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Verifying the Configuration
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Policy Based Cos Marking
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Policing-Based Cos Marking, Cos Re-Marking, and L2-Based Cos Re-Marking
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Configuration Example
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Verifying the Configuration
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Multi-Field Classification Using Pcls
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Configuration Example
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Verifying the Configuration
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Configuration Example
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Billing & Conformance Counters
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Verifying the Configuration
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Egress Queuing, Scheduling and Shaping
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Verifying the Configuration
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Congestion Management on Egress Queues
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Verifying the Configuration
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Buffer Management
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CHAPTER 20. VLAN Forwarding with Qos
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Overview
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Virtual LAN Domain
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Configuring Bridging on the WAN Interface
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Creating a Bridge Group
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Verifying the Configuration
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PART IV. Security
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CHAPTER 21. Authentication Authorization Accounting
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Configuration Examples
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CHAPTER 22. Packet Filtering
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Example: Blocking Telnet Access
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Configure the Ubigate Ibg3026
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CHAPTER 23. Firewall NAT
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Overview
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Virtual Firewall
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Access Policy Database
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Application Level Gateways
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Network Address Translation
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Application Content Filtering
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Configuring Firewalls
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NAT Configuration Examples
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Dynamic NAT (Many to Many)
280
Port Address Translation (Many to One)
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Static NAT (One to One)
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Reverse NAT
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NAT-Failover for Firewalls
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Chapter 24. Gre
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GRE Configuration Examples
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Configuring Site to Site Tunnel
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Configuring GRE Site to Site with Ipsec
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Configuring GRE Site to Site with Ipsec and OSPF
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Chapter 25. Ipsec
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Introduction to Security
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Securing Remote Access Using Ipsec VPN
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Access Methods
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Securely Managing the Ubigate Ibg3026 System Example
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Joining Two Private Networks Example
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Joining Two Networks Using Multiple Ipsec Proposals Example
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Supporting Remote User Access Example
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Configuring Ipsec Remote Access Example
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PART V. Voice
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CHAPTER 26. Voice Feature
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Introduction of Voice Feature
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Network Architecture
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Operation Mode
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Key Functions
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Call Routing
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Table 26.1 High Availability Cases
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Voice Deployment Scenario
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CHAPTER 27 . Voip Gateway Management
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Introduction to Voip Gateway Features
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Configuring Voip Gateway
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CHAPTER 28. SIP Gateway Management
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Introduction to SIP Gateway Features
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Sip Components
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Table 28.1 Call Setup and Disconnect
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Table 28.2 Call Via Redirect Server
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Table 28.3 Call Via Proxy Server
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Configuring Basic SIP Gateway
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Configuring Enhanced SIP Gateway Features
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Table 28.4 Table Default PSTN Cause Code to SIP Status Code Mapping
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Table 28.5 Default SIP Event to PSTN Cause Code Mapping
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Configuring SIP Security Features
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Verifying and Troubleshooting SIP Features
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CHAPTER 29 . H.323 Gateway Management
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Introduction to H.323 Gateway Features
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Table 29.1 Standards
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Table 29.2 RAS Registration Trial
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Table 29.3 RAS Unregistration Trial
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Table 29.4 Supported Supplementary Services in H.323 Gateway
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Table 29.5 H.323 Call Statistics Command
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Table 29.6 H.323 Call Tracing & Debug Command
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Configuring a H.323 Gateway
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Table 29.7 Combination to Enable or Shutdown H.323 Service
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Table 29.8 Commands of 'Voice Service H323' Configuration and 'Voice Class H323' Configuration
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Verifying and Troubleshooting H.323 Features
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CHAPTER 30. Analog Voice Port
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Introduction to Analog Voice Port Features
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Analog Voice Port Monitoring
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Configuring Analog FXS Voice Port
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Configuring Analog FXO Voice Port
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Configuring Analog E & M Voice Port
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Configuring Analog DID
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Configuring E911 CAMA
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CHAPTER 31. Digital Voice Port
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Digital Trunk E1-R2 Features
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Digital Trunk T1-CAS Features
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Chapter 32. Isdn
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Overview
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Configuring ISDN BRI
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Table 32.1 Switch-Type Parameter Description (BRI)
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Configuring ISDN PRI
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Table 32.2 Switch-Type Parameter Description (PRI)
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CHAPTER 33 . Routing and Digit Manipulation
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Dial Peer Management
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Table 33.1 Wild Card Symbol
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Dial Plan Mode
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Dialed Number Analysis
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Digit Manipulation
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Table 33.2 Number Expansion Commands
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Table 33.3 Characters of Translation Rule
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Access Group Management
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Trunk Group Management
638
Plar
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Cor
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CHAPTER 34. Extended Voip Services
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Fax Relay with Voip
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Supplementary Services for Call Manager Interworking Mode
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Table 34.1 Supplementary Services for Call Manager Interworking Mode
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Supplementary Services for Survivable Telephony Mode
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Table 34.2 Supplementary Services for Survivable Telephony Mode
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Supplementary Services for Stand Alone Mode
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Table 34.3 Supplementary Services for Stand Alone Mode
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CHAPTER 35. Call Admission Control
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Local CAC
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Table 35.1 Bandwidth Per Codec
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Resource-Based CAC
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Call-Admission Spike
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Call Admission Treatment
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CHAPTER 36. Management
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Alarm
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Table 36.1 Alarm List
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Table 36.2 Falut List
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Statistics
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Table 36.3 Call Statistics Command
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Table 36.4 Call Statistics Item
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Table 36.5 SIP Protocol Statistics Command
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Table 36.6 SIP Protocol Statistics Command
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Table 36.7 Call Statistics Command
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Table 36.8 H.225.0 CS Statistics Command
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Table 36.9 H.225.0 RAS Statistics Command
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Table 36.10 H.245Statistics Command
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Debug Management
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Table 36.11 Voice Call Control Debug
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Table 36.12 Voice Protocol Module Debug
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Table 36.13 H323 Debug
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Table 36.14 SIP Debug
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Table 36.15 Voice Debug
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CDR Management
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Table 36.16 Voice Call Log Debug
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Table 36.17 Attribute List
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Table 36.18 Vendor Specific Attribute List
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CHAPTER 37. Survivable Telephony
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Configuring Call Forward for Survivable Telephony
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Configuring System Message for Survivable Telephony
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Configuring COR List for Survivable Telephony
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Configuring Translation for Survivable Telephony
712
Ubigate Ibg3026 Configuration Guide/Ed
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Configuration Guide
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Samsung Ubigate iBG3026 Specifications
General
Category
Telephone Accessories
Type
VoIP Gateway
Model
iBG3026
Ports
2 FXS, 1 FXO, 1 LAN
Protocols
SIP
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