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Configuring IP Routing
Configuring WAN interfaces
MAX 6000/3000 Network Configuration Guide 9-39
Figure 9-10. A dial-in user requiring a static IP address (a host route)
In this example, the PC at Site B is running PPP software that includes settings such as the
following:
Username=patti
Accept Assigned IP=N/A (or No)
IP address=10.8.9.10
Subnet mask=255.255.255.255
Default Gateway=N/A (or None)
Name Server=10.7.7.1
Domain suffix=abc.com
VAN Jacobsen compression ON
To configure the MAX to accept dial-in connections from Site B:
1 Open the Answer profile’s PPP Options subprofile and set the Route IP parameter to
enable IP routing:
Ethernet
Answer
PPP options…
Route IP=Yes
2 Close the Answer profile.
3 Open a Connection profile for the dial-in user.
4 Set the Station parameter to specify the user’s name, set the Active parameter to activate
the profile, and specify the desired encapsulation options. For example:
Ethernet
Connections
Connection profile 1
Station=patti
Active=Yes
Encaps=PPP
Encaps options...
Send Auth=CHAP
Recv PW=*SECURE*
5 Set the Route IP parameter to enable IP routing, and set the LAN Adrs parameter to
specify the IP address and subnet of the PC at Site B:
Route IP=Yes
IP options…
LAN Adrs=10.8.9.10/32
6 Exit the profile and, at the exit prompt, select the exit and accept option.
Site A
MAX
IP Adrs=10.8.9.10
Host with ISDN
modem card installed
IP Adrs=10.2.3.1/24
WAN
Site B
- MAX™ 6000/3000 1
- Lucent Technologies 2
- Customer Service 3
- Contents 5
- About This Guide 29
- Using the MAX as an ISP hub 35
- Overview of MAX configuration 37
- Creating a network diagram 38
- Configuring Internet services 40
- MAX profiles 41
- Saving a profile 42
- Using RADIUS 42
- Where to go next 43
- System slot 46
- T1 or E1 slots 46
- Expansion slots 47
- Ethernet and WAN slots 47
- Assigning telephone numbers 49
- Hunt groups 50
- SPIDS (for Net/BRI lines) 50
- Configuring T1 lines 51
- Signaling mode 52
- Monitoring line quality 53
- Supporting PBX connections 53
- Using MAXDAX 54
- Configuring channels 55
- Configuring ISDN signaling 57
- Using NFAS signaling 59
- Example of NFAS configuration 60
- Encoding=AMI 61
- Send Disc=0 61
- Overlap Receiving=Yes 61
- Configuring E1 lines 63
- Switch-specific settings 65
- Configuring DPNSS signaling 66
- L3 End=x-side 67
- L2 End=b-side 67
- NL Value=64 67
- LoopAvoidance=7 67
- Using ISDN signaling 70
- Using DPNSS signaling 70
- ISDN call information 72
- Line Config 73
- Line 1 73
- Ch N Prt/Grp=3 73
- Configuring digital modems 74
- 12-MOD modem numbering 75
- Sample configuration 76
- Configuring V.110 modems 77
- Configuring the B channels 80
- Configuring Host/BRI lines 84
- Configuring IDSL connections 87
- Example of IDSL configuration 89
- BRI/LT diagnostics 89
- 4 to 9 90
- Enabling Loop Sealing Current 92
- Port diagnostics 95
- Enabling dual-port calls 96
- Configuring an AIM call 99
- Example of a FT1-B&O call 101
- Configuring a dual-port call 102
- Configuring inbound calls 103
- Exclusive port routing 106
- Examples of call routing 108
- Configuring outbound calls 113
- Configuring MAXDAX 118
- MAXDAX call-routing flowchart 119
- Ch N Dial Plan # parameter 123
- P=Password 125
- C=Close TELNET 125
- Configuring WAN Access 132
- Introduction to WAN links 134
- The Answer profile 135
- Encaps Options 136
- IP Options 138
- IPX Options 138
- AppleTalk Options 138
- PPP Options 139
- Numeric parameters 140
- COMB Options 141
- V.120 Options 141
- X.75 Options 141
- PAD Options 142
- T3POS Options 143
- For DTE-initiated calls 144
- Session Options 145
- Filter-related parameters 146
- Timing parameters 146
- DHCP Options 147
- TCP-Clear Options 147
- The Connection profile 149
- Telephone numbers 150
- CBCP parameters 154
- Encaps=MP 155
- Encaps=PPP 155
- Encaps=X25/PAD 157
- NUI and PAD parameters 158
- Encaps=X25/T3POS 158
- IPX parameters 165
- Frame Relay parameters 168
- Framed Only 168
- OSPF Options 169
- Telco Options 170
- Accounting Options 172
- DHCP options 173
- Configuring PPP connections 175
- Settings in a RADIUS profile 176
- Example of a PPP connection 177
- The MP and BACP parameters 179
- Specifying channel counts 180
- The MP+ parameters 185
- Example of MP+ configuration 186
- Bundle ownership 189
- Outgoing data 190
- Real and stacked channels 190
- Suggested LAN configurations 192
- MP+ and MP-with-BACP calls 192
- MP-without-BACP calls 193
- The stacking parameters 194
- Configuring a MAX stack 194
- Disabling a MAX stack 195
- Adding and removing a MAX 195
- Enhanced support for MS-CHAP 204
- Configuring ARA connections 207
- Ethernet 208
- Mod Config 208
- Appletalk=Yes 208
- AppleTalk 208
- Zone Name=Engineering 208
- Modem connections 210
- TCP-Clear connections 212
- The terminal-server interface 214
- The modem parameters 215
- TServ Options 216
- Max Baud=26400 216
- Configuring terminal mode 217
- Configuring immediate mode 218
- Configuring menu mode 219
- Configuring PPP mode 220
- Configuring dial-out options 221
- Combinet unit 223
- Configuring EU connections 225
- The EU parameters 226
- Example of an EU connection 227
- Configuring DHCP services 228
- Setting up a DHCP server 231
- Setting up DHCP spoofing 231
- MAX 3000 232
- FXS line profiles 233
- Call Routes profile 234
- > Call Routes 235
- First Avail routing 236
- Fair Share routing 238
- Numbering Plan profile 239
- Routing outbound calls 239
- Route by area code 241
- Use call-setup parameters 242
- Port-to-port routing 243
- Simple rollover 244
- Automatic rollover calls 244
- Automatic wildcard rollover 245
- Routing inbound calls 247
- Line Status 248
- Call Detail Reporting 248
- Configuring Frame Relay 249
- Frame Relay link management 250
- Link parameters 254
- FR switch 258
- Frame Relay 258
- CPE endpoint 259
- FR switch-3 260
- FR switch-2 260
- DLCI 100 264
- 10.11.12.3/24 264
- Routing parameters in RADIUS 268
- Using local profiles 274
- Using RADIUS profiles 275
- Overview 281
- exit and accept option 283
- Establishing the connection 284
- Sample RADIUS DNIS profile 284
- Sample RADIUS CLID profile 285
- Sample RADIUS Route profile 285
- Sample RADIUS user profile 286
- Configuring X.25 287
- LAPB parameters 289
- X.25 profile parameters 290
- Type of connection 292
- Route IP and LAN Adrs 296
- X.25 PAD parameters 297
- X.3 Param Prof 298
- VC Timer enable 298
- Auto-call X.121 addr 298
- 311021755555 299
- Setting up X.25 PAD sessions 300
- X.25 PAD commands 304
- PAD service signals 307
- X.25 clear cause codes 308
- X.25 diagnostic field values 308
- Parameters and commands 311
- Storeprofile 312
- Net2Net circuit mode 314
- Customized X.25 T3POS support 316
- Protocol summary 317
- General frames 318
- Control frames 318
- T3POS Timers 318
- DTE-initiated calls 319
- Host-initiated calls 319
- Flow control 319
- References 319
- Accessing the T3POS 320
- Introduction 322
- How it works 322
- Configuring the X.25 profile 323
- Displaying AO/DI operation 325
- Displaying active AO/DI calls 326
- Start records 327
- Stop records 328
- AO/DI accounting example 329
- Changes to show users command 333
- Configuring IP Fax 335
- Outgoing IP faxes 336
- Configuring IP fax options 339
- IP fax call accounting 343
- DID on inbound IP fax calls 347
- Configuring OSPF Routing 349
- TAOS implementation of OSPF 350
- OSPF features 350
- Router-1 351
- Router-2 351
- Router-3 351
- Adjacency 351
- Configurable metrics 352
- Hierarchical routing (areas) 353
- Stub areas 354
- Not So Stubby Areas (NSSAs) 354
- Configure the MAX for OSPF 358
- Configuring IP Routing 365
- Subnet mask format 366
- Zero subnetworks 367
- IP routing table 368
- MAX IP interfaces 368
- WAN IP interfaces 369
- System-based routing 370
- Interface-based routing 370
- Configuring LAN interfaces 371
- Specifying address pools 374
- Pool Summary=Yes 375
- Pool#1 Start=10.12.253.1 375
- Pool#1 Count=126 375
- DNS lists 379
- Client DNS 379
- Configure local DNS service 380
- Creating a local DNS table 380
- Editing the local DNS table 382
- Enable dynamic IP addressing 385
- Final DHCP settings 386
- unit to 387
- Translation-table size 388
- Multiple-address NAT 388
- NAT for Frame Relay 390
- Telnet password 394
- Shared Connection profiles 394
- Configuring WAN interfaces 395
- Specify the remote IP address 396
- IP Direct configuration 397
- Settings in RADIUS profiles 398
- UNIX software 400
- Windows or OS/2 software 400
- Macintosh software 400
- TCP/IP software configuration 400
- Defining TOS filters 413
- Settings in RADIUS 415
- Configuring IP routes 419
- Dynamic routes 420
- Static route configuration 420
- Dynamic route configuration 425
- Enabling multicast forwarding 428
- Multicast interfaces 429
- Configuring ATMP tunnels 436
- Setting the UDP port 437
- Setting an MTU limit 437
- Router and gateway mode 439
- Configuring a Home Agent 445
- Routing to the mobile client 447
- Gateway-mode parameters 450
- Home Agent in router mode 460
- Home Agent in gateway mode 460
- How the MAX works as a PAC 461
- Enabling PPTP 462
- Elements of L2TP tunneling 465
- LAC and LNS mode 467
- Tunnel authentication 467
- Client authentication 467
- RADIUS accounting support 469
- Configuring the MAX 471
- 1.1.1.1 a1 a.example.com 102 476
- 1.1.1.1 a2 a.example.com 103 476
- SNMP MIB for L2TP Added 479
- Configuring Virtual Routers 481
- Current limitations 482
- Accessible Vrouter profiles 482
- 90-C00 Virtual Routers 483
- >90-C01 vr1 483
- 90-C02 -atmp-net 483
- 90-C02 -vr999 483
- RADIUS profiles 485
- Configuring IPX Routing 487
- IPX and PPP link compression 489
- IPX SAP filters 490
- A more complex example 492
- Answer profile parameters 494
- Connection profile parameters 494
- Netware t/o watchdog spoofing 497
- Configuring the MAX at Site A 500
- Configuring the MAX at Site B 502
- Configuring static IPX routes 505
- Applying IPX SAP filters 510
- AppleTalk Routing 513
- AppleTalk zones 514
- MAX units and AppleTalk nodes 516
- Configuring AppleTalk routing 517
- Configuring Packet Bridging 521
- Disadvantages of bridging 522
- Enabling bridging 523
- Transparent bridging 524
- Bridge and Recv Auth 525
- Bridge and Dial Brdcast 526
- Netware t/o and Handle IPX 526
- Name, Active, and Recv PW 526
- Bridge Adrs parameters 527
- RADIUS bridging attributes 528
- IPX bridged configurations 532
- IPX Frame 533
- Route IPX 533
- Handle IPX 533
- Defining Static Filters 537
- Data and call filters 538
- How filters work 539
- Type of Service filters 540
- IPX filters 540
- Defining generic filters 543
- Length=8 546
- Defining IP filters 547
- Dst Port #=0 548
- TCP Estab=No 548
- Filtering by port numbers 550
- Defining IPX filters 558
- Filtering by socket number 559
- Settings in local profiles 561
- parameter 573
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