Model 3086 ipRocketLink IAD Basic Configuration

Model 3086ipRocketLink IAD

Basic Configuration

22April 22, 2023 Model 3086 IAD Basic Configuration

After this Presentation You Will Be Able to:

1. Configure the ipRocketLink Serial Port via DIP switches

via Web Management

2. Configure the ipRocketLink for Dual Serial/Ethernet Network Access

Objectives


Outline

Product Overview Typical applications

Bridged Ethernet Extension Routed Network Access Serial (Simple Modem) Access Dual Serial/Ethernet access

Key Features

Configuring for Basic Operation

Two Examples: Serial-to-DSL Modem Dual Serial/Ethernet Access

Installing DTE/DCE Connections DIP Switch Configuration Plug-In, Power-Up, Log-In Setting the IP Address Firing Up a Browser


Typical Applications (Ethernet Only)

BridgedEthernet

Extension

SubNet 1

G.SHDSLSubNet 1

RoutedNetworkAccessSubNet 2

G.SHDSLSubNet 1

3096RCG.SHDSL T-DAC

T1/E1WAN

Uplinks


Typical Applications (Serial)

G.SHDSL V.35 or X.21

Serial Network Access(Simple Modem)

V.35 or X.21

T1/E1WAN

Uplinks

Aggregated Network Access(Dual Serial/Ethernet)

G.SHDSL

Ethernet


DSL Bandwidth Allocation for Dual Access

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18 Timeslots X 64 kbps = 1152 Kbps

. . . | 36 | 1 | 2 | . . . | 18 | 19 | 20 | . . . | 36 | 1 | . . . G.SHDSL Line

36 Timeslots X 64 kbps = 2.048 Kbps*

* Current maximum DTE rate. A future release will support 4.608 Mpbs.*

. . . | 18 | 1 | 2 | . . . | 18 | 1 | . . .Ethernet Line

18 Timeslots X 64 kbps = 1152 KbpsEthernet Data Stream

Maps to Low-

Numbered Timeslots


Product Overview – Key Features

G.SHDSL Speeds up to 4.6 Mbps* on

just one twisted pair!

VT-100 Console Port for CLI/SNMP Management

AC or DC Power Options

10/100 Ethernet Port with Full-

Duplex Operation

Web Browser Configuration &

Management

Proven Patton Design

Convenient Built-InMDI-X Crossover

Switch

13 Front-Panel LEDs Provide Operational Status-at-a-Glance

*Supported in future release. Current maximum data rate is 2.304 Mbps.*

IntegratedV.35 or X.21Serial Port

DUALEthernet + Serial

Access

Test ModeToggle Switches

ETSI/ITU G.SHDSL G.991.2

Standard


Your ipRocketLink’s Ethernet Port will connect to a LAN Your ipRocketLink’s Serial Port will connect to a Router Your ipRocketLink’s Line (DSL) Port will connect to a

DSL Line, which is connected to either . . . Users via a remote IAD Provider Network DSLAM such as the ForeFront 3096RC

Assumptions

Ethernet LAN

DSL Line

Remote Users

Your ipRocketLink

or

2-Wire Copper Twisted PairT1/E1WAN

Uplinks


Making Connections

ipRocketLink InterfacesConsole Port(Command Line

Interface)

Ethernet Port(LAN Connection)

DSL Port(G.SHDSL Connection)

PowerSupply

Connector

Ethernet LAN

2-Wire DSL Line

V.35 or X.21 or T1/E1Serial Port

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Overview: Setup & Configuration

Installing DTE/DCE Connections DIP Switch Configuration Plug-In, Power-Up, Log-In Setting the IP Address Firing Up a Browser

Configuring for Basic OperationTwo Examples: Serial-to-DSL Modem Dual Serial/Ethernet Access

Two Stages . . .


X.21 Port DTE/DCE Configuration

X.21 Port

DTE/DCE Jumper

(J7)

3. Turn it around.4. Replace the jumper.

Factory Default: ipRocketLink Configured as DCE

1. Open the case with a screwdriver to access the jumper.

Configurable via “jumper.” To configure x.21 port for DTE:IAD X.21 Port

3086 IADDCE

V.35 DTE

3086 IADDCE

V.35DCE

CrossoverCable

Straight-ThroughCable

NOT configurable. Use crossover cable.IAD V.35 Port

2. Remove the jumper.


Configuring the Serial Port via DIP Switches

DIP-Switch-Configurable Parameters Annex A or Annex B Serial Port Data Rate

CO or CP Operation Internal or External Clock

Model 3086Bottom ViewF

RONT

REAR

Factory Default: All Switches ON


DIP Switch Configuration (2)

Configuring Switch Bank S2Switch Bank 2

Switch Activation – S2-8 Toggle Switch On-Off-On to Activate Switch Configuration

Serial Port Data Rate Switches S2-1 – S2-7

S1 S2 S3 S4 S5 S6 S7 Data Rate

Off Off On On On On On 192 On On Off On On On On 256 Off On Off On On On On 320 On Off Off On On On On 384

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On Off On On Off On On 1152 . . .

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. . . On On On On On Off On 2048 Off On On On On Off On 2112 On Off On On On Off On 2176 Off Off On On On Off On 2240


DIP Switch Configuration (3)

Annex A or Annex BS3-6

Annex B = ON (Up)Annex A = Off (Down)

CO or CP OperationS3-1

CO = ON (Up)CP = Off (Down)

Internal or External ClockS3-3

External = ON (Up)Internal = Off (Down)

Switch Bank S3

Configuring Switch Bank S3


You will configure the ipRocketLink’s IP address using a computer workstation with Terminal Emulation software connected to the ipRocketLink’s Console port.*

More Assumptions

You will configure the ipRocketLink for basic operation using a computer workstation with Web Browser software via an Ethernet LAN connected to the ipRocketLink’s Ethernet Port.

*Ethernet Port may also be used for this task.


Preparing for Installation

Model 3086 G.SHDSL IAD

You Will Need . . .

*Installation kit shipped with the IAD includes these items*

Ethernet straight-through cable* (with RJ45 plugs on each end)

DB9-to-RJ45 Adapter*

Appropriate Serial Cable (V.25/X.21/WAN)

External power supply*


Preparing for Installation (continued . . .)

You Will Also Need . . . ASCII Terminal or . . . Computer Workstation with Terminal Emulator

Ethernet Hub or Switch*

* (Optional) To connect multiple user devices to the ipRocketLink.


Preparing for Installation (continued . . .)

Web Browser SoftwareYou Will Want . . .

IP Address on the same LAN as your computer workstation

192.168.110.229

Existing IP Address

(Factory Default)


Plugging In (to the Console Port*)

1. Connect the DB9-RJ45 adapter to the workstation’s DB-9 serial port.

2. Connect one end of the RJ45-RJ45 straight-through cable to the adapter.

3. Connect the other end of the cable to the ipRocketLink’s RJ45 Console port.

* Do NOT connect the IAD to the Ethernet LAN yet*



Plugging In (continued . . .)

4. Start a HyperTerminal session


Powering Up

1. Power up the IADConnect power supply to the ipRocketLink power connectorPlug power supply into an AC power source

. . . Perform activationCLI startedCLI OS-specific initLogin:

AC PowerSource

You will see a sequence of boot messages ending with . . .



Powering Up: LED Indicators

AC PowerSource

Power Green ON indicates that power is applied. Off indicates that no power is applied. WAN (DSL) Link Green Solid green: connected Off: disconnected Sync Serial TD Green Green: indicates a binary ‘0’ condition off: indicates a binary ‘1’or idle condition RD Green Green: indicates a binary ‘0’condition off: indicates a binary ‘1’ or idle condition CTS Green ON: indicates the CTS signal from the IAD is active, binary ‘1’ off: indicates CTS is binary ‘0’ DTR Green ON: indicates the DTR signal from the DTE device attached to the serial port is

active, binary ‘1’ Ethernet Link Green ON: indicates an active 10/100 BaseT connection 100M Green ON: connected to a 100BaseT LAN Off: connected to a 10BaseT LAN Tx Green lashing: when transmitting data from the IAD to the Ethernet Rx Green Flashing: when transmitting data from the Ethernet to the IAD. Status NS Red ON: incidates absence of a valid DSL connection ER Red flashes once: indicates bit errors occurring during 511/511E tests TM Yellow ON: is under one of the test modes (local loop, remote loop, or V.54 BER pattern)


Logging In

1. Type “admin” for login and press [Enter]

2. Type “admin” for password and press [Enter]

Login:adminPassword: *********Login successful-->



Setting the IP Address (1)

1. Type “ip list interfaces” [Enter]to display the current configuration . . .

ip list interfaces <enter>IP Interfaces: ID | Name | IP Address | DHCP | Transport-----|--------------|------------------|----------|---------------- 1 | ip1 | 192.168.200.10 | disabled | <BRIDGE>-------------------------------------------------------------------

Existing IP Address(Factory Default)



ip set interface ip1 ipaddress 192.168.110.229 255.255.255.0 <enter>

ip list interfaces <enter>IP Interfaces: ID | Name | IP Address | DHCP | Transport-----|--------------|------------------|----------|---------------- 1 | ip1 | 192.168.110.229 | disabled | <BRIDGE>-------------------------------------------------------------------

2. Type the command line as shown, using your chosen IP Address and netmask . . .

Enter Your NewChosen IP Address Here



ID | Name | IP Address | DHCP | Transport-----|--------------|------------------|----------|---------------- 1 | ip1 | 192.168.110.229 | disabled | <BRIDGE>------------------------------------------------------------------- system config save <enter> system config save Wait for 'configuration saved' message...Saving configuration... Configuration saved.

3. STORE! your newly modified configuration.***

*** Otherwise the ipRocketLink will LOSE your newIP Address when it is powered down!***


Plugging In . . . Again

1. Disconnect the PC from the ipRocketLink’s Console Port.

Ethernet hub or switch

2. Connect a straight-through Ethernet cable between the PC’s NIC or PCMCIA Ethernet card and an Ethernet hub or switch.

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Plugging In . . . Again

2. Connect an Ethernet cable between the ipRocketLink’s Ethernet Port and an Ethernet hub or switch.*

192.168.110.229192.168.110.230

PC & ipRocketLink must be on same subnet

Ethernet Hub or Switch

*(Optional) If multiple users will connect to the ipRocketLink.

Use MDI-X Switch for convenient

straight-through / crossover

conversion


Firing Up a Browser

1. On your PC, launch a standard web browser such as Netscape Communicator or Internet Explorer.

2. In the Address (URL) field of the browser, enter the ipRocketLink’s IP address.


Firing Up a Browser (continued . . .)

ipRocketLink Web Management Home Page Displays . . .

ipRocketLink Installation is now completed.

http://192.168.110.229


Logging In for Web Management

ipRocketLink Login Pop-Up Window

Enter “superuser” for User Name. Enter “superuser” for password.

Click the“OK”

button.


ipRocketLink Web Management PageConfiguration Menu Pane Management Information Pane


Configuring for Operation (1)

Serial & G.SHDSL Ports . . .

G.SHDSL V.35 or X.21

Serial Network Access(Simple Modem)

V.35 or X.21

T1/E1WAN

Uplinks

Aggregated Network Access(Dual Serial/Ethernet)

G.SHDSL

Ethernet


Configuring the G.SHDSL Attributes

1. Click G.SHDSL,then Configuration2. Select Parameter values appropriate for your application . . .

2304k

DSL Rate

Serial Line Rate

ATM or HDLC

Ethernet, Serial or both

3. Click Configure.


Configuring for Operation (2)

Ethernet Port . . .BridgedEthernet

Extension

SubNet 1

G.SHDSLSubNet 1


G.SHDSL

SubNet 1

3096RCG.SHDSL T-DAC

T1/E1WAN

Uplinks


Configuring for Operation

Understanding Your Application . . .


Bridged Application Protocols

ATMHDLCTwo Choices: Pick One.

Transport Protocols

High-level Data Link Control Asynchronous Transfer Mode

SubNet 1

G.SHDSLSubNet 1


Bridged Application Protocols (continued…)

Three Combinations: Pick One.

Encapsulation (PDU Type)

PPPoHPoint-to-Point Protocol

overHigh-level Data Link Control

PPPoAPoint-to-Point Protocol

overAsynchronous Transfer Mode

RFC 1483 Multiprotocol

over Asynchronous Transfer Mode

ATMHDLCPPP Multiprotocol (RFC 1483)

SubNet 1

G.SHDSLSubNet 1


Routed Application Protocols

Transport Protocols

ATMHDLCEthernet

Three Choices: Pick One.

SubNet 2

G.SHDSLSubNet 1

T1/E1WAN

Uplinks


Routed Applications Protocols (continued…)

Encapsulation (PDU Type)

ATMHDLCEthernetPPP Multiprotocol

(RFC 1483)IP

Five Combinations: Pick One.

PPPoE PPPoH PPPoA IPoAInternet Protocol

over ATM

RFC 1483 Multi-Protocol

over ATM

SubNet 2

G.SHDSLSubNet 1

T1/E1WAN

Uplinks


Configuration ExamplesConfiguring for Operation

BridgedEthernet

Extension

SubNet 1

G.SHDSLSubNet 1

Example One

Example Two

SubNet 2

G.SHDSLSubNet 1

T1/E1WAN

Uplinks

RoutedNetworkAccess


Example OneConfiguring for Operation

BridgedEthernet

Extension

SubNet 1

G.SHDSLSubNet 1


Configuration: Example One

Bridged Ethernet Extension Using PPPoH

ipRocketLink (Central)IP: 192.168.110.229/24

User AIP: 192.168.110.11/24Gateway: 192.168.110.229

ipRocketLink (Remote)IP: 192.168.110.230/24

User BIP: 192.168.110.12/24

Gateway: 192.168.110.230/24

SubNet 1

G.SHDSLSubNet 1


Defining the Wan Connection (1)

1. Click Configuration then WAN Connections

3. Click Create a new service...

2. Delete the factory defaults



4. Click PPPoH bridged

3. Click the configure button



5. Enter a description for the WAN connection (optional).

6. Verify the parameter values match those shown.

7. Click the Apply button.



The WAN link is now Configured.

Next: Defining G.SHDSL Attributes . . .


Defining G.SHDSL Attributes (1)

1. Click G.SHDSL then Configuration



3. For Interface Typeselect hdlc.

2. For Terminal Type select Central.*

You must configure the ipRocketLink at the other end of the G.SHDSL link as “Remote”.

4. Click the Configure button.

*

5. Click the Action submenu.


Activating the G.SHDSL Port

7. Click the Action button.

6. Select Deactivate.

6. Click the Action button again.

The Action drop-down menu will automatically return to a value of Start.

ipRocketLink G.SHDSL Port is now activated.


Basic Configuration: Example One (completed)

Bridged Ethernet Extension Using PPPoH

ipRocketLink (Central)192.168.110.229/24

User AIP: 192.168.110.11/24Gateway: 192.168.110.229/24

ipRocketLink (Remote)192.168.110.230/24

User BIP: 192.168.110.12/24

Gateway: 192.168.110.230/24

ipRocketLink (Central) is now Configured.

Repeat the proceduresfor ipRocketLink (Remote)

SubNet 1

SubNet 1


Example TwoConfiguring for Operation


G.SHDSLSubNet 1

3096RCG.SHDSL T-DAC

T1/E1WAN

Uplinks


SubNet 2

SubNet 1

T1/E1WAN

Uplinks

Configuration Example Two

Routed Connection to DSLAM Using PPPoA (RFC 2364)

ipRocketLink (Remote)IP: 192.168.110.229

UserIP: 192.168.110.11Gateway: 192.168.110.229

DSLAM (Central)IP: 192.168.120.230

CO Uplink to InternetIP: 192.168.130.0

G.SHDSLPPPoA RoutedWAN Service

SubNet 3

WAN Gateway Address192.168.120.230

WAN PortIP: 192.168.120.231



1. Click Configuration then WAN Connections

3. Click Create a new service...

2. Delete the factory defaults



4. Click PPPoA Routed

3. Click the configure button



5. Enter a description for the WAN connection (optional).

6. Define parameter values to match those shown.


7. Define a User name & Password for User Authentication.

119.168.120.231


Defining PPP Attributes (1)

1. Click Edit...

2. Click Edit ‘PPP’




255.255.255.0

255.255.255.0



4. For Version Enabledselect true.

5. Click the Change button.


Defining the ATM Channel

1. Click Edit ‘Atm Channel’




Defining the IP Interface

1. ClickEdit ‘IP Interface’




Defining the Wan Connection (completed)

The WAN link is now Configured.

Next: Defining G.SHDSL Attributes . . .



1. Click G.SHDSL then Configuration


Defining G.SHDSL Attributes (2) (continued . . .)

3. For Interface Typeselect Atm.

2. For Terminal Type select Remote.


5. Click the Action submenu.


Activating the G.SHDSL Port

7. Click the Action button.

6. Select Deactivate.

6. Click the Action button again.

The Action drop-down menu will automatically return to a value of Start.


SubNet 2

SubNet 1

T1/E1WAN

Uplinks

Basic Configuration: Example Two (completed)

Routed Connection to DSLAM Using PPPoA (RFC 2364)

ipRocketLink (Remote)IP: 192.168.110.229

UserIP: 192.168.110.11/24Gateway: 192.168.110.229 CO Uplink to Internet

IP: 192.168.130.0

G.SHDSL PPPoA RoutedWAN Service

SubNet 3

ipRocketLink (Remote) is now Configured.

WAN PortIP: 192.168.120.231Gateway: 192.168.120.230

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