3Com 3C63400-3AC-C - PathBuilder S700 Switch User manual

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PathBuilder

S700

WAN Access Switch Reference Guide

Release 2.03

Part No.3C64917

010-12197-0001

Published November 1998

3Com Corporation

5400 Bayfront Plaza

Santa Clara, California

95052-8145

3Com Corporation, 1998.

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ONTENTS

ARNING

NFORMATION

Servicing ix

Rack Mounting ix

Power and Power Cords ix

EMI x

Safety Classiﬁcation of Ports for Connection to Telecommunications Networks x

UPPLEMENTARY

EGULATORY

NFORMATION

Host Chassis/Module Compatibility and Creepage/Clearance Requirements xi

FCC Part 68 Statement xii

CE Notice xiii

BOUT

THIS

UIDE

Introduction 1

How to Use This Guide 1

Conventions 2

Related Documentation 3

YSTEM

ESCRIPTION

Introducing the PathBuilder S700 5

PathBuilder S700 Features 5

Key Features of the STX Module 5

PathBuilder S700 Architecture 6

Speciﬁcations 8

Options and Parts List 12

NSTALLATION

Receiving and Inspecting the PathBuilder S700 15

Installation Overview 15

Site Requirements 16

Step 1: Install the Shelf in the Rack 16

Step 2: Connect AC or DC Power 17

Step 3: (If needed) Install Additional Modules in the Shelf 21

Step 4: Connect I/O Cabling and Wiring 22

Normal Startup Sequence 23

Connecting a DS3 UNI or E3 UNI Module 23

Connecting an OC3/STM-1 UNI Module 26

Connecting a DS1/E1 UNI with IMA Module 27

Connecting an Ethernet Module 28

Connecting a DSX-1 CBR or E1 CBR Module 30

Connecting a QSIM V.35/RS422/EIA530 Module 33

Connecting a HSIM Module 44

Connecting a DS1 Frame Access Module 46

Verifying CPU LEDs and Connecting the Ofﬁce Alarm Connector 47

Connecting the Ofﬁce Alarms 48

Verifying STX LEDs and Connecting the Optional BITS Clock 51

Connecting the Optional BITS Clock (STX) 51

Connecting Rear Redundant Modules 53

Step 5: Connect a Management Terminal 55

ETTING

TARTED

Logging On 57

Using the Menus 59

Navigating through the Menus 59

Understanding the Menu Hierarchy 60

Using the Menus to Change Settings 60

Alarm Indicator 60

Performing Initial Conﬁguration 61

Setting up Communication Parameters 62

Conﬁguring the Local Host IP Address 63

Conﬁguring Trap Clients 66

Conﬁguring the Default Gateway 68

Conﬁguring In-band Management 68

In-band Management via the 10Base-T Port on the Near-end MCPU Card 68

In-band Management via the Near-end Dual Ethernet Module 70

Performing Super User Functions 70

Setting Passwords 71

Taking over a Read-Write Session 72

Erasing the System Database 72

Setting the Time and Date 73

ATH

UILDER

S700 M

ODULE

AND

PPLICATION

VERVIEW

ATM Overview 75

Virtual Circuits 75

System Module Overview 77

Management CPU Module 77

SNMP MIB Standards Support 78

STX Module 78

Priority Queuing 79

ATM Module Overview 79

DS3 UNI Module Overview 80

E3 UNI Module Overview 80

OC3/STM-1 UNI Module Overview 80

DS1/E1 UNI with IMA Module Overview 80

Application Module Overview 80

Ethernet Module Overview 81

Ethernet Module Standards Support 81

Ethernet Module Operation 81

DSX-1/E1 CBR Module Overview 82

DSX-1 CBR Module 82

E1 CBR Module 83

QSIM/HSIM/FAM Module Overview 84

Supported Applications 85

Bridging 85

Filtering 86

Addressing 86

Learning Bridge 86

Segmentation 87

Reassembly 88

Spanning Tree 88

Spanning Tree Operation 89

Spanning Tree Instances 89

CBR Application 90

Structured DS1 90

DS0 Signaling and Dynamic Bandwidth Allocation 92

Unstructured DS1 93

Structured versus Unstructured Summary 95

Ethernet and Voice Application 95

Frame Application 99

DXI Mode 1A 99

Frame Relay Interworking Functions 102

HDLC/SDLC 103

ONFIGURING

ATH

UILDER

S700 M

ODULES

, P

ORTS

AND

PPLICATIONS

Viewing and Conﬁguring System Information 105

Specifying General System Information 106

Managing the System Clock 107

Alarm Conditions that Cause Clock Source Failure 110

Viewing and Conﬁguring RS-232 Parameters 110

Viewing the Firmware Version 111

Downloading New Firmware 112

Downloading Firmware via the Ethernet Port 113

Downloading Firmware via the Serial Port 113

Downloading Firmware via FTP 114

Updating the Flash File System 114

Resetting the Interface Card 115

Viewing an Equipment List 115

Backing up and Restoring the Database and Code Image 116

Backing up the Database 116

Restoring the Database 117

Backing up the Code Image 117

Restoring the Code Image 118

PathBuilder S700 Conﬁguration Overview 118

Conﬁguring the PathBuilder S700 Shelf and the Application Modules 119

Setting Application Module Status 120

Conﬁguring the Shelf 120

Setting Power Supply Status 121

Setting External Alarm Status 121

Conﬁguring the Management CPU 122

Viewing MCPU Conﬁguration Information 122

Conﬁguring Virtual Interfaces 122

Adding Virtual Interfaces 123

Viewing and/or Modifying Existing Virtual Interfaces 125

Deleting Virtual Interfaces 126

Conﬁguring Input Shapers 126

Conﬁguring the STX Module 127

Conﬁguring OC3/STM-1 UNI Modules 128

Conﬁguring DS3 UNI Modules 130

Conﬁguring E3 UNI Modules 133

Conﬁguring DS1 UNI or E1 UNI with IMA Modules 134

Conﬁguring DS1/E1 UNI Ports 135

Activation/Deactivation Bit Error Rates 137

Conﬁguring UNI and IMA Groups 138

Adding UNI Groups 138

Adding IMA Groups 140

Viewing and Modifying IMA and UNI Groups 142

Conﬁguring Virtual Interfaces for IMA Groups 143

Deleting IMA and UNI Groups 143

Viewing IMA Link Status 145

Viewing IMA Group Status 147

Conﬁguring DS1 UNI or E1 UNI Cards 150

Conﬁguring Ethernet Modules 151

Conﬁguring Ethernet Ports, Cards, Shapers and Virtual Interfaces 151

Conﬁguring the Bridge 153

Conﬁguring Source Protocol Filtering 155

Conﬁguring Source Address Filtering 156

Conﬁguring Destination Address Filtering 158

Viewing the List Forwarding Table 159

Constructing the Bridge Static Table 160

Enabling and Disabling the Spanning Tree 161

Conﬁguring IP Over ATM 161

Conﬁguring DSX-1 CBR or E1 CBR Modules 166

Conﬁguring QSIM/HSIM/FAM Modules 172

Conﬁguring QSIM/HSIM/FAM Ports 172

QSIM/HSIM/FAM Performance at Small Frame Sizes 176

Conﬁguring the QSIM/HSIM/FAM Local Management Interface 178

Conﬁguring QSIM/HSIM/FAM Cards 180

Conﬁguring Virtual Circuits 181

Summary of Supported VPI/VCI Ranges and Number of Connections 182

Adding Virtual Circuits 183

Conﬁguring Unicast Virtual Circuits 185

Conﬁguring Multicast Source Virtual Circuits 189

Conﬁguring Multicast Leaf Virtual Circuits 190

Virtual Circuit Parameters 191

Common Virtual Circuit Parameters 192

ATM Module Virtual Circuit Parameters 193

Ethernet Module Virtual Circuit Parameters 193

CBR Module Virtual Circuit Parameters 193

QSIM/HSIM/FAM Virtual Circuit Parameters 195

Viewing Existing Virtual Circuits 199

Viewing Virtual Circuits for the Entire Chassis 199

Viewing Virtual Circuits by Port or Group 201

Modifying Virtual Circuits 203

Deleting Virtual Circuits 204

Viewing Virtual Circuit Statistics 204

ATH

UILDER

S700 D

IAGNOSTICS

AND

ERFORMANCE

ONITORING

Managing System Alarms 205

Viewing and Clearing Current Alarms 205

PathBuilder S700 Alarm Messages 207

MCPU and STX Module (System) Alarms 207

Alarms Common to Several Modules 211

DS1/E1 UNI Module Alarms 213

DSX-1/E1 CBR Module Alarms 218

QSIM/FAM Alarms 219

Working with History Alarms 219

Viewing and Printing History Alarms 219

Clearing History Alarms 220

Using Loopbacks 220

DS3 UNI Module Loopbacks 222

E3 UNI Module Loopbacks 222

OC3/STM-1 UNI Module Loopbacks 223

DSX-1 CBR Module Loopbacks 224

FAM Loopbacks 224

DS1/E1 UNI with IMA Module Loopbacks 225

Viewing Statistics 225

Card Statistics Overview 225

Performance Statistics Overview 225

ATM Statistics Overview 226

Virtual Circuit Statistics Overview 227

Viewing Card Statistics 227

Viewing DS3 UNI Module Statistics 228

Viewing E3 UNI Module Statistics 229

Viewing OC3/STM-1 UNI Module Statistics 230

Viewing DS1 UNI and E1 UNI with IMA Module Statistics 232

Viewing Ethernet Module Statistics 235

Viewing DSX-1 and E1 CBR Module Statistics 237

Viewing QSIM/HSIM/FAM Statistics 238

Viewing Virtual Circuit Statistics 241

Viewing Virtual Circuit Statistics by Circuit 241

Conforming/Non-Conforming Cell Counters 243

Viewing Virtual Circuit Statistics by Port/Group 244

ECHNICAL

UPPORT

Online Technical Services 247

World Wide Web Site 247

3Com FTP Site 247

3Com Bulletin Board Service 248

Access by Analog Modem 248

Access by Digital Modem 248

3ComFacts Automated Fax Service 248

Support from Your Network Supplier 248

Support from 3Com 249

Returning Products for Repair 250

NDEX

ORPORATION

IMITED

ARRANTY

ARNING

NFORMATION

This section contains warning information for AC powered systems.

Servicing

Service of this unit is to be performed by qualiﬁed service personnel only.

Service of certain components and subassemblies in this equipment is

accomplished by the replacement of Field Replaceable Units (FRUs). However,

safety agency approval requires that the servicing of other subassemblies within

this product be referred to 3Com’s service personnel.

The trim enclosure and other mechanically secured plates serve as protection

barriers from potential hazardous internal areas. No attempt should be made to

troubleshoot internal components with these protective barriers removed

without ﬁrst disconnecting the equipment from main power.

Rack Mounting

This equipment is for use only in complete equipment where the acceptability of

the combination is determined by the applicable safety agency in the country in

which it is installed. This includes UL in the U.S.A., CSA in Canada, and TUV in

Europe.

Conditions of Acceptability: When installed in the end-use equipment, the

following are among the considerations to be made.

The units shall be installed in compliance with enclosure, mounting, spacing,

casualty, and segregation requirements of the ultimate application.

These units have been judged on the basis of the required spacings of UL 1950

D3 deviations edition, CSA 22.2 No. 950-M89, and EN 60950 1988 through

TUV Rheinland, which would cover these components if submitted for

unrestricted listing or certiﬁcation.

Complete testing should be performed in the end-use product.

Rack conﬁgurations with certain combinations of 3Com equipment installed in

racks with a height greater than 50” (127 cm) may require a counter-balance

weight, a stabilizer bar, or anti-tip legs to ensure rack stability in accordance

with safety agency regulations. See speciﬁc rack installation guidelines for 3Com

recommendations.

Power and Power

Cords

This equipment is not intended for use with IT power distribution systems

whose line to line voltage exceeds 250 VAC RMS deﬁned by EN 60950 as

having no direct connection to earth. The PathBuilder S700 WAN Access Switch

will autoconﬁgure for 115 VAC or 220-240 VAC.

HAPTER

: W

ARNING

NFORMATION

NORTH AMERICAN APPLICATIONS: Use a UL Listed and CSA Certiﬁed Cord Set

rated 12 amps, consisting of a minimum 10 AWG, Type SVT or SJT three

conductor cord maximum of 15 feet in length, with a NEMA 5-15P plug.

INTERNATIONAL APPLICATIONS: The power supply cords used with this

equipment should be harmonized with all local standards applicable in the

country in which it is installed.

Safety agency compliance requires this unit to be connected to branch circuits

with overcurrent protection

20A for North American applications and

10A

for international applications.

The power supply cord must be disconnected when servicing all components or

subsystems.

EMI

FCC

- This equipment generates, uses, and can radiate radio frequency energy,

and if not installed and used in accordance with the instruction manual, may

cause interference to radio communications. It has been tested and found to

comply with the limits for a Class A computing device pursuant with Part 15 of

the FCC Rules, which are designed to provide reasonable protection against

such interference when operated in a commercial environment. Operation of

this equipment in a residential area is likely to cause interference, in which case

the user at his own expense will be required to take whatever measures may be

required to correct the interference. These tests were conducted with shielded

communications cables with metal connector hoods; the use of unshielded

cables may void this compliance.

Canada

- This digital apparatus does not exceed the Class A limits for radio

noise emissions from digital apparatus set out in the Radio Interference

Regulations of the Canadian Department of Communications.

Europe

- This is a Class A product. In a domestic environment this product may

cause radio interference, in which case, the user may be required to take

adequate measures.

Safety Classiﬁcation

of Ports for

Connection to

Telecommunications

Networks

The following port types in the product range are classiﬁed according to the

Harmonized Europeans Standard EN41003, subclause 4.1.3, as follows:

E1/E3 - TNV normally operating within SELV limits (TNV-1)

Telecommunications Network Voltage (EN60950, subclause 1.2.8.8)

Safety Extra-Low Voltage (EN60950, subclause 1.2.8.5)

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