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Contents
About This Guide
Before You Begin ..............................................................................xxxi
Conventions .....................................................................................xxxii
Acronyms ........................................................................................xxxiv
Bay Networks Technical Publications ..............................................xxxv
Bay Networks Customer Service .....................................................xxxv
How to Get Help .............................................................................xxxvi
Bay Networks Educational Services .............................................. xxxvii
Chapter 1
Menus and Basic Procedures
ISDN Operation .................................................................................1-2
E-mail Clients ..............................................................................1-2
Remotely Mapped Drives ............................................................1-3
File and Print Sharing ..................................................................1-3
Graphical FTP Using “Keep Alive” ...............................................1-4
Web Browsers .............................................................................1-5
Initial Operations ................................................................................1-6
The Nautica Wizard Window .............................................................1-8
The Nautica Wizard Toolbar ........................................................1-9
Enable/Disable ISDN Data Calls ...............................................1-12
Autocall History .........................................................................1-13
Show ISDN Call History ............................................................1-14
The Nautica Wizard Menus .............................................................1-15
File Menu .........................................................................................1-15
Download New Router Software ...............................................1-16
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Downloading NauticaRS Software ......................................1-17
Downloading Nautica Wizard Software ...............................1-19
Save Router Configuration to File .............................................1-20
Saving the Configuration to a File .......................................1-21
Restore Router Configuration from File .....................................1-24
Restoring the Configuration ................................................1-24
Exit ............................................................................................1-27
Operations Menu .............................................................................1-28
Run Installation Assistant ..........................................................1-29
One Step Configuration .............................................................1-30
Standard One Step Configuration .......................................1-31
North American One Step Configuration ............................1-34
Save Configuration on Router ...................................................1-40
Erase Configuration ...................................................................1-41
Reboot .......................................................................................1-44
Launch Nautica Log ..................................................................1-45
Launch Nautica Watch ..............................................................1-47
Telnet to Router .........................................................................1-48
Advanced Menu ...............................................................................1-50
Clock .........................................................................................1-51
Alarms .......................................................................................1-53
Options Menu ..................................................................................1-55
SNMP Community Strings ........................................................1-55
Excessive Calls Alarms .............................................................1-58
Display SNMP Traps ..................................................................1-60
Help Menu .......................................................................................1-63
Quick Menus ....................................................................................1-64
The Configuration Quick Menu ..................................................1-64
The Standard Quick Menu ........................................................1-65
Using TFTP ......................................................................................1-66
TFTP Configuration Files ..........................................................1-66
TFTP Source Files ....................................................................1-67
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Chapter 2
Modifying System Settings
The System Settings Window ............................................................2-2
The System Parameters ....................................................................2-4
Chapter 3
The LAN01 Path
Path Types .........................................................................................3-2
Ethernet (LAN01) ........................................................................3-2
Point to Point Protocol (PPP) ......................................................3-2
Nautica (Nautica Routers only) ...................................................3-3
RFC1490 (frame relay) ................................................................3-3
The Paths Table .................................................................................3-4
The LAN01 Path ..............................................................................3-11
Main Tab ....................................................................................3-12
IPX Tab ......................................................................................3-14
RIP Tab ......................................................................................3-18
OSPF Tab ..................................................................................3-21
DNS Tab ....................................................................................3-24
WINS Tab ..................................................................................3-26
Chapter 4
PPP Paths
Path Types .........................................................................................4-2
Ethernet (LAN01) ........................................................................4-2
Point to Point Protocol (PPP) ......................................................4-2
Nautica (Nautica Routers only) ...................................................4-3
RFC1490 (Frame Relay) .............................................................4-3
The Paths Table .................................................................................4-4
PPP Paths .......................................................................................4-10
Main Tab ....................................................................................4-11
Call Tab .....................................................................................4-17
Bandwidth Tab ...........................................................................4-23
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PPP Tab ....................................................................................4-27
IPX Tab ......................................................................................4-34
RIP Tab ......................................................................................4-37
OSPF Tab ..................................................................................4-41
Bridge Tab .................................................................................4-44
DNS Tab ....................................................................................4-47
WINS Tab ..................................................................................4-49
Compression Tab ......................................................................4-51
Chapter 5
Nautica Paths
Path Types .........................................................................................5-2
Ethernet (LAN01) ........................................................................5-2
Point to Point Protocol (PPP) ......................................................5-2
Nautica (Not Nautica 200 or CLAM-IP) .......................................5-3
RFC1490 (Frame Relay) .............................................................5-3
The Paths Table .................................................................................5-4
Nautica Paths ..................................................................................5-10
Main Tab ....................................................................................5-11
Call Tab .....................................................................................5-13
Bandwidth Tab ...........................................................................5-16
Bridge Tab .................................................................................5-20
IPX Tab ......................................................................................5-23
RIP Tab ......................................................................................5-25
OSPF Tab ..................................................................................5-29
DNS Tab ....................................................................................5-32
WINS Tab ..................................................................................5-35
Compression Tab ......................................................................5-37
Chapter 6
Frame Relay Paths
Path Types .........................................................................................6-2
Ethernet (LAN01) ........................................................................6-2
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Point to Point Protocol (PPP) ......................................................6-2
Nautica (Nautica Routers only) ...................................................6-3
RFC1490 (Frame Relay) .............................................................6-3
The Paths Table .................................................................................6-4
Frame Relay Paths ..........................................................................6-10
Main Tab ....................................................................................6-11
IPX Tab ......................................................................................6-13
RIP Tab ......................................................................................6-15
OSPF Tab ..................................................................................6-19
Bridge Tab .................................................................................6-22
DNS Tab ....................................................................................6-24
WINS Tab ..................................................................................6-27
Chapter 7
Path Statistics
Displaying Path Statistics ...................................................................7-2
Chapter 8
Changing Device Settings
Viewing Devices .................................................................................8-2
Editing Devices ..................................................................................8-3
Editing a Voice Device .......................................................................8-4
Editing an ISDN Device ...................................................................8-10
Editing a WAN Device ......................................................................8-20
Synchronous WAN Attributes ....................................................8-20
Frame Relay WAN Attributes .....................................................8-22
Asynchronous WAN Attributes ..................................................8-24
Editing a PRI Device .......................................................................8-28
PRI Mode ..................................................................................8-29
Fractional Mode .........................................................................8-39
Downloading Device Software .........................................................8-51
IP Address .................................................................................8-53
Select Download File .................................................................8-53
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Supported Devices ....................................................................8-54
Device List .................................................................................8-55
Download Button .......................................................................8-55
Chapter 9
Using PPP Profiles
PPP Profile Table ...............................................................................9-2
Static PPP Profiles .............................................................................9-6
Custom PPP Profiles .........................................................................9-8
PPP Profile Attributes ........................................................................9-9
Chapter 10
ISDN Setup
Calling ISDN Numbers .....................................................................10-2
MSN .................................................................................................10-5
MSN Explained .........................................................................10-5
Viewing MSNs ...........................................................................10-6
Configuring MSNs .....................................................................10-8
Callback .........................................................................................10-11
Viewing Callbacks ...................................................................10-11
Editing Callbacks .....................................................................10-14
Adding Callbacks .....................................................................10-14
VPN ...............................................................................................10-17
Viewing VPNs ..........................................................................10-17
Editing a VPN ..........................................................................10-19
Adding a VPN ..........................................................................10-19
Timebands .....................................................................................10-22
Viewing the Timeband Table ...................................................10-23
Adding and Editing Timebands ...............................................10-26
ISDN History ..................................................................................10-30
ISDN Statistics ...............................................................................10-32
ISDN Autocall ................................................................................10-37
ISDN Charges ................................................................................10-40
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Blacklist ..........................................................................................10-42
Chapter 11
Bridging and Frame Filtering
Frame Filter Table ............................................................................11-2
Editing Frame Filters ........................................................................11-7
Adding Frame Filters ......................................................................11-12
Bridge Autocalls .............................................................................11-17
Bridge Autocall Parameters .....................................................11-19
Spanning Tree ................................................................................11-21
Frame Filter Addresses ..................................................................11-24
Chapter 12
IP Operations
IP Routes .........................................................................................12-2
Viewing Routes .........................................................................12-2
Adding and Editing Routes ........................................................12-6
IP Filters .........................................................................................12-10
Viewing Filters .........................................................................12-10
Adding and Editing IP Filters ...................................................12-14
Filter Port Numbers ........................................................................12-18
IP ARP Cache ................................................................................12-21
IP Route Cache .............................................................................12-24
Chapter 13
Using IPX
Setting Up IPX .................................................................................13-2
IPX Routes .......................................................................................13-5
Displaying IPX Routes ...............................................................13-5
Editing and Creating IPX Routes ..............................................13-9
IPX Filters ......................................................................................13-13
IPX Packet Filter Sockets ........................................................13-16
Creating and Editing IPX Filters ..............................................13-17
IPX SAPs .......................................................................................13-19
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Displaying IPX SAPs ...............................................................13-19
Editing and Adding IPX SAPs .................................................13-22
IPX SAP Filters ..............................................................................13-25
Creating and Editing IPX SAP Filters ......................................13-28
IPX Server Types .....................................................................13-31
IPX RIP Cache ...............................................................................13-32
IPX Default Route ..........................................................................13-35
Creating an IPX Default Route ................................................13-35
Chapter 14
Using RADIUS
RADIUS Introduction .......................................................................14-2
RADIUS Settings .............................................................................14-3
Security Server ..........................................................................14-6
Accounts Server ........................................................................14-8
Backup Security Server ...........................................................14-10
Backup Accounts Server .........................................................14-12
Miscellaneous .........................................................................14-14
Chapter 15
Configuring DHCP
Viewing DHCP Clients .....................................................................15-2
Adding DHCP Configuration Entries ................................................15-6
Editing DHCP Configuration Entries ..............................................15-14
Viewing Allocated Addresses ........................................................15-16
Displaying Known Clients ..............................................................15-18
Chapter 16
Using OSPF
OSPF Fundamentals .......................................................................16-2
Intra-Area OSPF .......................................................................16-3
Inter-Area OSPF .......................................................................16-3
Area 0 Path .........................................................................16-3
Additional Area Path ...........................................................16-4
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OSPF Paths .....................................................................................16-5
Viewing OSPF Paths .................................................................16-6
Editing OSPF Paths ..................................................................16-9
OSPF Virtual Links ........................................................................16-14
Viewing Virtual Links ...............................................................16-14
Editing Virtual Links ................................................................16-16
Adding Virtual Links ................................................................16-17
Router ID .................................................................................16-18
Transit Area ID .........................................................................16-19
OSPF Address Ranges .................................................................16-20
Viewing Address Ranges ........................................................16-20
Adding Address Ranges .........................................................16-23
Editing Address Ranges ..........................................................16-25
Link State Adverts .........................................................................16-27
OSPF Areas ...................................................................................16-30
Chapter 17
Network Address Translation (NAT)
Outgoing NAT Connections .............................................................17-2
Global NAT Settings .........................................................................17-7
Static NAT Entries ..........................................................................17-10
Viewing Static Entries .............................................................17-10
Adding Static Entries ...............................................................17-13
Editing Static Entries ...............................................................17-15
NAT Sessions ................................................................................17-18
PPTP over NAT ..............................................................................17-21
Chapter 18
Using WINS
WINS Configuration .........................................................................18-2
WINS Entries ...................................................................................18-4
Viewing WINS Entries ...............................................................18-4
Editing WINS Entries .................................................................18-6
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Adding WINS Entries ................................................................18-9
WINS NetBIOS Entries ..................................................................18-11
Chapter 19
Using the Domain Name Server Proxy
DNS Proxy Global Settings ..............................................................19-2
DNS Rules .......................................................................................19-4
Adding DNS Rules ....................................................................19-6
Editing DNS Rules ....................................................................19-8
Viewing DNS Rules .......................................................................19-10
DNS Cache ....................................................................................19-12
Default DNS Rules .........................................................................19-14
Chapter 20
Using Trace Levels and Nautica Log
Editing Trace Levels .........................................................................20-2
The Trace Modules ..........................................................................20-6
Nautica Log ......................................................................................20-8
The Nautica Log Window ..........................................................20-8
Chapter 21
Working with Nautica Watch
Nautica Watch .................................................................................21-2
The Nautica Watch Window .............................................................21-3
The Nautica Watch Menus ...............................................................21-4
File Menu ..................................................................................21-4
Device Menu .............................................................................21-5
Connecting to a Device .......................................................21-5
Disconnecting from a Device ..............................................21-7
Options Menu ............................................................................21-7
Set Poll Rate .......................................................................21-8
Configuration ......................................................................21-9
SNMP ...............................................................................21-10
Align Menu ..............................................................................21-11
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View Menu ...............................................................................21-12
Help Menu ...............................................................................21-13
Quick Menus ...........................................................................21-14
Main Window Quick Menu .......................................................21-14
View Menu ........................................................................21-15
Align Menu ........................................................................21-16
Add/Remove .....................................................................21-16
Remove This .....................................................................21-17
Hide/Show Menu ..............................................................21-17
System Tray Quick Menu .........................................................21-17
View Menu ........................................................................21-18
Exit Command ..................................................................21-19
Detail Window Quick Menu ...............................................21-19
The Nautica Watch Panels ............................................................21-20
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Figures
Figure 1-1. File and Print Sharing Window ....................................1-4
Figure 1-2. Nautica Wizard With SNMP Request Icon ..................1-6
Figure 1-3. Nautica Wizard Main Window .....................................1-8
Figure 1-4. Nautica Wizard Tool bar ..............................................1-9
Figure 1-5. Nautica Wizard with Data Calls Disabled ..................1-12
Figure 1-6. ISDN Autocall Packet Decode Window .....................1-13
Figure 1-7. ISDN Call History Table .............................................1-14
Figure 1-8. The Nautica Wizard File Menu ..................................1-15
Figure 1-9. The Nautica Wizard Quick Menu ..............................1-16
Figure 1-10. Downloading New Router Software ..........................1-17
Figure 1-11. Password for TFTP Transfer ......................................1-18
Figure 1-12. Select a File to Download .........................................1-18
Figure 1-13. Download Complete ..................................................1-19
Figure 1-14. Nautica Wizard Quick Menu ......................................1-20
Figure 1-15. Save Configuration to File .........................................1-21
Figure 1-16. Password for TFTP Transfer ......................................1-22
Figure 1-17. Save Configuration Shown in Status Bar ..................1-23
Figure 1-18. Operation Complete ..................................................1-23
Figure 1-19. Nautica Wizard Quick Menu ......................................1-24
Figure 1-20. Select a Configuration File ........................................1-25
Figure 1-21. Password for TFTP Transfer ......................................1-25
Figure 1-22. Nautica Wizard Configuration Restore ......................1-26
Figure 1-23. Restore Complete .....................................................1-26
Figure 1-24. The Nautica Wizard Operations Menu ......................1-28
Figure 1-25. Nautica Wizard Quick Menu ......................................1-29
Figure 1-26. Nautica Wizard Quick Menu ......................................1-30
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Figure 1-27. One Step Configuration Window ...............................1-31
Figure 1-28. North American One Step Configuration Window .....1-34
Figure 1-29. US ISDN Switch Information Window .......................1-37
Figure 1-30. Nautica Wizard Quick Menu ......................................1-40
Figure 1-31. Edit Save ...................................................................1-41
Figure 1-32. Nautica Wizard Quick Menu ......................................1-42
Figure 1-33. Erase Warning ..........................................................1-42
Figure 1-34. Nautica Wizard with Erase Configuration ..................1-43
Figure 1-35. Erase Complete ........................................................1-43
Figure 1-36. Nautica Wizard Quick Menu ......................................1-44
Figure 1-37. Edit Reboot ...............................................................1-45
Figure 1-38. Reboot Confirmation .................................................1-45
Figure 1-39. Nautica Wizard Quick Menu ......................................1-46
Figure 1-40. Nautica Wizard Quick Menu ......................................1-47
Figure 1-41. Nautica Wizard Quick Menu ......................................1-48
Figure 1-42. Telnet Session ...........................................................1-49
Figure 1-43. The Nautica Wizard Advanced Menu ........................1-50
Figure 1-44. Time Mismatch Warning ...........................................1-51
Figure 1-45. Edit Clock Setup ........................................................1-52
Figure 1-46. Router Alarms Table ..................................................1-54
Figure 1-47. Nautica Wizard Options Menu ..................................1-55
Figure 1-48. Management Indicator ..............................................1-56
Figure 1-49. SNMP Community Strings Window ...........................1-56
Figure 1-50. SNMP Community Router Lock ................................1-57
Figure 1-51. Excessive Calls Window ...........................................1-58
Figure 1-52. Edit System Window .................................................1-61
Figure 1-53. SNMP Trap Window ..................................................1-62
Figure 1-54. The Nautica Wizard Help Menu ................................1-63
Figure 1-55. Nautica Wizard Configuration Quick Menu ...............1-64
Figure 1-56. The Standard Quick Menu ........................................1-65
Figure 2-1. The Nautica Wizard Window .......................................2-2
Figure 2-2. Edit System Window ...................................................2-3
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