Avaya Programming Records -Section 2 User manual

Avaya
Brand
Avaya
Model
Programming Records -Section 2
Category
Gateways/controllers
Type
User manual

Avaya Programming Records -Section 2 comes with a wide range of capabilities to help you manage your network. DHCP allows you to automatically assign IP addresses to devices on your network, while DNS provides name resolution services. IP Routing enables you to connect multiple networks together, while IPX Routing supports IPX traffic. SNMP allows you to monitor and manage your network devices, while Web Cache can improve the performance of your web browsing.

Avaya Programming Records -Section 2 comes with a wide range of capabilities to help you manage your network. DHCP allows you to automatically assign IP addresses to devices on your network, while DNS provides name resolution services. IP Routing enables you to connect multiple networks together, while IPX Routing supports IPX traffic. SNMP allows you to monitor and manage your network devices, while Web Cache can improve the performance of your web browsing.

Data configuration
Table of Contents
Worksheet 1: DHCP
Worksheet 2: DNS
Worksheet 3: IP Routing
Worksheet 4: IPX Routing
Worksheet 5: SNMP
Worksheet 6: Web Cache
Worksheet 7: Net Link Manager
Worksheet 8: Network Timing Protocol (NTP)
Worksheet 9: NAT
Worksheet 10: PPTP Tunnels
Worksheet 11: IPSec Tunnels
Worksheet 12: Policy
Worksheet 13: IP Firewall Filters
Worksheet 14: IP Music
DHCP
Status
DHCP
Lo
g
Level
Relay DHCP packets Hop-count threshold
LAN1
LAN2
IP Domain Name
WINS Node Type
NORTEL IP Terminal Information
NORTEL IP Terminal VLAN Id
IP Address
Seconds-since-boot threshold
DHCP Summary
DHCP Mode
DHCP
Relay Agent - Server List
Relay Agent - Interface Options
DHCP Server Global Options
Relay Agent - Global Options
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DHCP
Name Default Gatewa
y
Description Lease Time
DNS Server Scope Status
WINS Server
Range Start address End Address Range Start address End address
Address Range – LAN1
Local Scope – LAN1
Scope Specific Options – LAN1
Excluded Address – LAN1
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DHCP
Range IP Address MAC Address Client Name Client Description
Local Scope – LAN1
Reserved Address – LAN1
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DHCP
Name Default Gatewa
y
Description Lease Time
DNS Server Scope Status
WINS Server
Ran
g
e
S
tart address End Address Ran
g
e
S
tart address End address
Local Scope – LAN2
Excluded Address – LAN1Address Range – LAN1
Scope Specific Options – LAN2
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DHCP
Range IP Address MAC Address Client Name Client Description
Local Scope – LAN2
Reserved Address – LAN2
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DHCP
Subnet name IP Address
Subnet Comment Subnet Mask
Name Default Gatewa
y
Description Lease Time
DNS Server Scope Status
WINS
S
erver
Ran
g
e
S
tart address End Address Ran
g
e
S
tart address End address
Add Remote Scope
Remote Scope Specific Options
Remote Scope
Remote Excluded AddressRemote Address Range
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DHCP
Range IP Address MAC Address Client Name Client Description
Remote Scope
Remote Reserved Address
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DNS
Status
IP Domain
Primary (and Secondary) Server
Forward Timeout
DNS
DNS Summary
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IP Routing
RIP Lo
g
Level Tri
gg
ered Update Interval
OSPF Log Level Router Area ID
Router ID Authentication Type
Interface Routing Protocol
RIP Global Settings
IP Routing
OSPF Global Settings
IP Routing Summary
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IP Routing
Interface
Metric
Routing Table Update Mode
Route Announcement Type
Route Accept Type
Route Expiration Interval
Route Removal Interval
Route Announcement Interval
Route Tag
Poisoned Reverse
Triggered Updates
Announce Default Route
Accept Default Route
Interface LAN1 LAN2 WAN1 WAN2 UTWAN1
Metric
Interface Type
Router Priority
Transit Delay
Retransmit Interval
Hello Interval
Dead Interval
Poll Interval
MTU
Password
OSPF Parameters
IP Routing
RIP Parameters
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IP Routing
OSPF Nei
g
hbor Nei
g
hbor Address Nei
hbor Priorit
OSPF Nei
g
hbor Nei
g
hbor Address Nei
hbor Priorit
WAN1 WAN2
OSPF NMBA Neighbors
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IP Routing
Interface
Static Route Destination Address Destination Mask Next Hop Router Metric Value
Static Routes
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IPX Routing
Internal Network Number
IPX Lo
g
Level
RIP Lo
g
Level
SAP Lo
g
Level
SAP Global Settings
IPX Routing Summary
IPX Routing
IPX Global Settings
RIP Global Settings
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IPX Routing
Destination
Socket Packet Type
Interface Network Number Frame Type Input Filter Action Output Filter Action
Source
Socket
Destination
Network
Number
Destination
Network Mask Destination Node
Packet
Output
Filter #
Source Network
Number
Source Network
Mask Source Node
Packet Output Filters
Source Node
Source
Socket
Destination
Network
Number
Destination
Network Mask
Packet
Input
Filter
Source Network
Number
Source Network
Mask
IPX Packet Filters
IPX Filter Packet Summary Settings
Packet Input Filters
Destination Node
Destination
Socket Packet Type
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IPX Routing
Input Filter Action Output Filter Action
Input Filter Network Number Network Mask Output Filter Network Number Network Mask
RIP Input Filters RIP Output Filters
RIP Packet Filters
RIP Summary Settings
RIP Parameters
RIP State Advertise Routes
Accept Route
Advertisements
Update Mode Update Interval
Aging Interval
Multiplier
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IPX Routing
Input Filter Action Output Filter Action
Input Filter Service Type Service Name Output Filter Service Type Service Name
Aging Interval
Multiplier
SAP Input Filters SAP Output Filters
SAP Packet Filters
SAP Summary Settings
SAP Parameters
SAP State Advertise Service
Accept Service
Advertisements
Update Mode Update Interval
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IPX Routing
Static Route Net Number Next Hop Mac Address Ticks Hops Static Route Net Number Next Hop Mac Address Ticks Hops
Static Service Type Socket Hops
Static Routes for IPX
IPX Static Routes
Static Services for IPX
NodeNetworkName
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SNMP
Authentication Failure Traps
Community List Community Name Access Permission Community List Community Name Access Permission
SNMP
SNMP Summary Settings
SNMP Community SNMP Community
Status
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Avaya Programming Records -Section 2 User manual

Avaya
Brand
Avaya
Model
Programming Records -Section 2
Category
Gateways/controllers
Type
User manual

Avaya Programming Records -Section 2 comes with a wide range of capabilities to help you manage your network. DHCP allows you to automatically assign IP addresses to devices on your network, while DNS provides name resolution services. IP Routing enables you to connect multiple networks together, while IPX Routing supports IPX traffic. SNMP allows you to monitor and manage your network devices, while Web Cache can improve the performance of your web browsing.

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