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Paradyne 9788 Instrukcja Użytkownika (340 strony)

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Spis treści

FrameSaver

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Contents

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3 Configuration Procedures

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4 Configuration Options

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6 Security and Logins

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7 Operation and Maintenance

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8Troubleshooting

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A Menu Hierarchy

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F Technical Specifications

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G Equipment List

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About This Guide

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Technical Manuals

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Technical Glossary

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Product-Related Documents

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Conventions Used

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About FrameSaver DSL Devices

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FrameSaver DSL Features

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Diagnostic Feature Set

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Advanced SLM Feature Set

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FrameSaver DSL Router

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OpenLane SLM System

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Logging On

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Ending a Session

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Main Menu

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Screen Work Areas

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Keyboard Keys

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Function Keys

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Selecting from a Menu

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Selecting a Field for Input

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Navigating the Router’s CLI

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Configuration Procedures

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3. Configuration Procedures

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Configuration Option Areas

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Saving Configuration Options

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Main Menu Easy Install

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DSL Line Rate (Kbps)

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Cell Payload Scrambling

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Network 1 FRF.8

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Changing the Operating Mode

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Configuration Option Tables

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Code Point Definitions

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FrameSaver DSL Devices

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If SLV Feature is enabled:

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If SLV Feature is disabled:

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Table 4-6. General Options

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If PSD Mask is Symmetric:

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Configuring DLCI Records

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Circuit Records

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DSLAM Type (9783)

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Frame Relay

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Configuring PVC Connections

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Configuring the IP Path List

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Configuring Management PVCs

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For multiplexed DLCIs:

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For nonmultiplexed DLCIs:

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General SNMP Management

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ASCII text entry

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Telnet and FTP Sessions

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Configuring SNMP NMS Security

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Configuring SNMP Traps

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Ethernet Management

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Communication Port

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Display Conditions

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4. Configuration Options

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IP Routing

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Address Resolution Protocol

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Proxy ARP

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Interface Configuration

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Network Address Translation

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01-16948

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Procedure

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01-16947

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01-16923

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01-16924

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DHCP Relay Agent

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01-16926

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Router Security

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00-16905

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00-16904

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Security and Logins

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Limiting Access

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Limiting Telnet Access

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Limiting FTP Access

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Controlling SNMP Access

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Controlling Router CLI Access

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Changing Access Levels

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Modifying a Login

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Deleting a Login

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Operation and Maintenance

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02-17311

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01-16946

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01-16945

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01-16990

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01-16991

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7. Operation and Maintenance

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LED Descriptions

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Control Lead Descriptions

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Table 7-2. Control Leads

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Device Messages

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Main Tes t

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Router CLI Messages

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Message What It Indicates

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Status Information

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Self-Test Results Messages

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Last Reset

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Health and Status Messages

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IP Path Connection Status

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FR Link

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PVC Connection Status

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Network Interface Status

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Field What It Indicates

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Performance Statistics

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Statistic What It Indicates

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DLCI Performance Statistics

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Configuring Class of

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Service Definitions

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Configuration Options

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Statistics menu

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Trap Event Log

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FTP File Transfers

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Initiating an FTP Session

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Upgrading System Software

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Activating Software

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Transferring Collected Data

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Troubleshooting

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Problem Indicators

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8. Troubleshooting

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Viewing the Trap Event Log

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Troubleshooting Tables

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Device Problems

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ATM P ro ble ms

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Frame Relay PVC Problems

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Tests Available

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Test Timeout Feature

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Starting and Stopping a Test

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PVC Tests

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98-16186

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98-16187

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Monitor Pattern

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Connectivity

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Network ATM Loopback

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Data Port Physical Tests

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IP Ping Test

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Responses

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Table 8-6. Ping Responses

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IP Ping Test – Procedure 1

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IP Ping Test – Procedure 2

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Lamp Test

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SLM Administrator’s Guide

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OpenLane

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Setting Up FrameSaver Support

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The Activation Certificate

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Scheduling Activations

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FrameSaver Device

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Grouping Elements for Reports

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About Service Level Reports

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About At-a-Glance Reports

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About Trend Reports

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Printed Reports

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Network Health Reports Guide

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Menu Hierarchy

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Status

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Configuration

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Control

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Easy Install

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A. Menu Hierarchy

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SNMP MIBs, Traps, and RMON

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Alarm Defaults

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MIB Support

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System Group (mib-2)

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Interfaces Group (mib-2)

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DLCI number

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Trap: warmStart

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Trap: authenticationFailure

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Trap: linkUp and linkDown

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(continued)

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Strings:

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String:

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(CSU/DSU only)

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Trap: enterprise-Specific

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Trap: RMON-Specific

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RMON Alarm and Event Defaults

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DLCI Alarm Defaults

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OID Cross-References

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Object ID (OID)

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Item MIB/Tag

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Designations

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Pager Command

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Access Control Commands

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Configuration Commands

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Interface Commands

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[no] ip unnumbered [null 0]

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IP Routing Commands

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Bridge Commands

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out-access-list-200num

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ARP Commands

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NAT Commands

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DHCP Server Commands

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DHCP Relay Agent Commands

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Filter (access-list) Commands

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[no] ip access-group

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[in

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Diagnostic Commands

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Show Commands

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.sub-intf-num

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Ethernet Type Codes

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ICMP Designations

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TCP Port Designations

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UDP Port Designations

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CLI Summaries

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Show Command Summary

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Command Function

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CLI Command Summary

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CLI Command Default Settings

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Connectors, Cables, and Pin

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Assignments

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Rear Panels

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01-16859-01

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01-16972

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01-17044

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Model 9783 COM Port Connector

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Ethernet Port Connector

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EIA-530-A-to-V.35 Adapter

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EIA-530-A-to-X.21 Adapter

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Configuring an External Modem

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496-15180

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DB9-to-DB25 Crossover Cable

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Technical Specifications

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Specification Criteria

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Equipment List

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Description Model Number

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For use in the U.S

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DB9 connector

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G. Equipment List

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Numerics

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December 2002 9700-A2-GB20-20

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