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Trango Systems, Inc. GigaPlus User Manual Rev 3.1 196

telnetd

SYNTAX

telnetd

telnetd <on | off>

Default: telnetd OFF.

Configuration Storage: Yes

telnetd without any parameter will display the current status for the

telnetd daemon

telnetd is a system-level command.

DESCRIPTION

Linux system command to start the telnetd daemon

temp

SYNTAX

temp

Default: N/A

Configuration Storage: No

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Default Chapter1
- User Manual1
- Information to User2
- Table of Contents3
Tables10
Figures11
Revision History14
Preface15
- Table 1: Trangolink15
Reference Conventions16
Warranty Information16
Contacting Trango Technical Support16
Standards Compliance17
1.0 Product Description18
- Overview18
- Figure 1 IDU Functional Block Diagram18
- Figure 2 ODU Functional Block Diagram19
- Ports and Indicators - Indoor Unit20
- Figure 3 Front Panel of Gigaplus IDU20
- Location of Serial No. and out of Band MAC Address23
- Ports and Indicators - Outdoor Unit23
- Figure 4 Side of IDU (Shows Where MAC Address Can be Found)23
- Figure 5 Outdoor Unit Connectors/Indicators (HP Model)23
- Figure 6 Polarization Indicator24
- Antenna Connection25
- Remote Mounting25
- Combiners for Antenna Sharing25
- Figure 7 ODU Label25
- Power Supply26
- Table 2 Combiner Cross Reference26
- Key Features27
- Flexible Interfaces and Form Factor27
- Traffic Capacity27
- Industry Leading System Gain28
- Figure 8 LDPC Vs. Reed-Solomon28
- Full Licensed Band Frequency and T/R Spacing Support29
- Table 3 Gigaplus Band and T/R Spacing Options29
- Channel Sizes from 3.5 Mhz to 80 Mhz30
- Adaptive Coding and Modulation30
- Figure 9 Adaptive Coding and Modulation (ACM)30
- Link Protection through 1+1 Hot Standby31
2.0 Wireless Operation Detail32
- Channel Bandwidth32
- Modulation32
- Mean Squared Error (MSE)32
- Table 4 MSE Expected and Maximum Values33
- Adaptive Coding and Modulation (ACM)34
- Table 5 ACM Threshold Table35
- Wireless Link Capacity37
- Table 6 Max Link Capacity (Mbps) for Non-ACM Speed Settings37
- Automatic Transmit Power Control (ATPC)38
- ATPC Max Power & Step Size38
- Transmitter Maximum Power Output38
- Transmitter Minimum Power Output39
- Table 7 Maximum Set Power Levels by Band and Modulation39
- Table 8 Minimum TX Set Power by Band39
- Receiver Maximum Input40
- Table 9 Max Receive Level Input40
3.0 Network Operation Detail41
- 1+0 Non-Protected Link Configuration41
- Figure 10 1+0 Setup41
- 1+1 Hot Standby Protected Link Configuration42
- Rapid Port Shutdown (RPS)45
- VLAN Tagging45
- Port Mapping (802.1Q)46
- Q in Q/Double Tagging and Smart_Mode46
- Quality of Service (Qos) (802.1P and Diffserv)47
- Port Priority48
- Port Rate Limiting (Ingress)48
- Egress Margin48
4.0 Link Management50
- Overview50
- Graphical User Interface (Web Browser)51
- Table 11 Default Login Passwords51
- Figure 12 Web Browser Login51
- Figure 13 System Status Version Page52
- Command Line Interface (CLI) Using SSH, Telnet or Console54
  - Changing Password56
  - Console Port57
- Simple Network Management Protocol (SNMP)57
  - Figure 14 Console Port Setting57
  - Common Objects for Monitoring and Control58
- Firmware Upgrade59
- Capacity Upgrades64
- Figure 16 Capacity Upgrade in Link Setup Page64
5.0 Link Planning65
- Frequency/Path Planning65
- Site Selection65
- Licensing65
6.0 Installation66
- Safety66
- Installation Process69
- Preparing for Installation69
- Tools69
- Grounding Overview70
- Figure 17 Site Based Grounding Diagram70
- Power Supply Installation71
- Antenna Installation72
- Install the IDU72
- Table 12 Recommended Torque72
- Figure 18 IDU with Rack Ears Installed72
- Connecting Power73
  - Figure 19 Power Connection on Front Panel73
  - Figure 20 -48 VDC Power Connector Wiring73
  - Ferrite Installation74
  - Figure 21 Ferrite74
  - Figure 22 Ferrite Installed74
- 1+1 Hot Standby IDU Installation75
- Figure 23 1+1 Hot Standby (Idus) with CBLDAT-RIU375
- HP ODU Installation on Antenna76
- Figure 24 Antenna to HP ODU Slip Fit Waveguide Connection76
- Figure 25 Polarization Indication77
- Figure 26 Latch77
- IF Cable Installation78
- Figure 27 Right Angle N-Connector Mount79
- Weather Proofing Cabling80
- Figure 28 Weather Proofing of Cable80
- Figure 29 Complete Weather Proofing of Cable80
- 1+1 Hot Standby ODU Installation81
- Figure 30 Odus on SMC Combiner (1+1)81
7.0 Link Configuration82
- Web Based Configuration83
- Command Line Interface (CLI) Based Configuration116
  - CLI Based 1+0 Configuration116
  - CLI Based 1+1 Hot Standby Configuration122
- Antenna Alignment123
- Figure 58 BNC Connector for RSSI Voltage123
- Table 13 RSSI to Voltage Conversion124
- CLI Common Task Reference125
8.0 Troubleshooting133
- Symptom: no Link (Lock = 0 During Linktest)133
- MSE Is too High And/Or Bit Errors Are Showing When Running Linktest133
- Receive Signal Level Is too Low134
- RF Link Is Good but Packet Loss Is Occurring135
- No Direct Management Using out of Band Port135
- No Radio Management Connection over the Link136
- T1/E1 Ports Not Passing Traffic136
Appendix A - Command Line Interface Reference137
- Command Keying Overview137
  - Key Functions137
- Different Node Levels138
  - View Node138
  - Config Node140
  - Debug Node145
- Individual Command Details146
  - Acm146
  - Alarm147
  - Atpc148
  - Ber149
  - Bootimage149
  - Cableloss150
  - Config151
  - Custom_Profile153
  - Datapath153
  - Datapattern154
  - Date155
  - Debug155
  - Default_Opmode156
  - Diagnostics157
  - Egress_Margin157
  - Eth_Info158
  - Failover159
- Fanctrl160
- Freq161
- Freq_Duplex161
- Ftp162
- Help163
- Guard_Time164
- Httpd165
- Ibm165
- Ipconfig166
- License167
- Link_History168
- Linktest168
- Loglevel169
- Loopback170
- Model171
- Mse171
- Oduled172
- Odupower172
- Odurxagc173
- Opmode174
- Passwd175
- Port175
- Power177
- Prompt178
- Qos178
- Reboot180
- Reload181
- Remark181
- Reset182
- Rps183
- Rssi184
- Siglevel184
- Snmpd186
- Speed187
- Status191
- Sync192
- Sync_State192
- Sysinfo193
- Syslog194
- Targetrssi195
  - Tdm195
  - Telnetd196
  - Temp196
  - Tftpd197
  - Threshold198
  - Trap199
  - Uptime200
  - Utype201
  - Utype_Switch202
  - Version203
  - Voltage203
Appendix B - Product Specifications205
- Dimensions and Weight205
- Environmental205
- Emissions205
- Reliability206
- Electromagnetic Compliance206
- Wireless Compliance206
- Wireless Parameters207
- Transmitter Power207
- 1+1 Hot Standby Link Protection209
- Specification209
- Power209
- User Interfaces209
- Ethernet Parameters210
- T1/E1 Parameters210
Appendix C - Cable Wiring211
- Ethernet Cabling211
- Figure 59 EIA/TIA 568A Straight through211
- Figure 60 EIA/TIA 568B Cross-Over211
- T1/E1 Cabling212
- Table 14 T1/E1 Cable Wiring212
- DB9 Port Interfaces213
- DB9 Console Cable Pin-Outs213
- Table 15 Console Cable Pin-Outs213
- Figure 61 Console Cable Connector213
- DB9 Alarm Port Pin-Outs214
- Table 16 Alarm Port Pin Functions214
- Figure 62 Alarm Port Pin Identification214
Appendix D - MIB OID Listing215
Appendix E - Part Numbers229
- Gigaplus HP ODU Sub-Bands/Tuning Ranges229
- Accessories241
Appendix F – Link Install and Commissioning Logs242
- Site Information243
Appendix G – Declaration of Conformity253
- Glossary254

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