Cabletron Systems CSMIM2-16T Administrator's Manual

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CSMIM/MICRO-CS MANAGEMENT APPLICATION

ADMINISTRATOR’S GUIDE

CSMIM/Micro-CS Management Application Guide iii

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Annex

,

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,

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CONTENTS

PREFACE

About the Documentation......................................................................... 1

Formats and Usage.................................................................................. 4

Documentation Conventions .......................................................... 4

Introduction............................................................................................... 5

Annex Manager Features............................................................... 5

Annex Manager Environment......................................................... 7

System Requirements.................................................................... 7

Getting Help ............................................................................................. 9

CHAPTER 1 INSTALLING ANNEX MANAGER

Annex Manager Delivery and Platforms................................................1-1

Installing the Annex Manager Application.............................................1-1

Setting Environment Variables..............................................................1-7

Working with SunNet Manager.............................................................1-7

Linking Annex Manager with SunNet Manager...........................1-7

Using SunNet Manager Discovery to Find Annexes ...................1-8

Running Annex Manager ......................................................................1-9

CHAPTER 2 WINDOW BASICS

Window Elements..................................................................................2-1

Mouse and Keyboard Techniques ........................................................2-4

Using the Mouse..........................................................................2-4

Using Keyboard Commands........................................................2-5

Controlling the Window Display.............................................................2-6

Changing a Window’s Size..........................................................2-6

Using Annex Manager Icons .......................................................2-7

Moving Windows and Icons.........................................................2-7

Using Scroll Bars.........................................................................2-8

Using the Control Menu.............................................................2-10

Using Fields, Buttons, and Boxes .......................................................2-12

Using Text Fields.......................................................................2-12

Using Buttons............................................................................2-13

Using List Boxes........................................................................2-16

Understanding Message and Output Boxes..............................2-19

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CHAPTER 3 WORKING WITH ANNEX MANAGER WINDOWS

Understanding Window Types...............................................................3-1

Using Annex Manager Menus ...............................................................3-2

Using Secondary Windows....................................................................3-4

Using the File Selection Window .................................................3-5

Understanding the Confirmation Window ....................................3-8

Using the Cancel Window............................................................3-9

Using the Reset Parameters Window..........................................3-9

Understanding Warning Windows .......................................................3-10

Using Help Windows............................................................................3-11

Displaying Help Windows ..........................................................3-12

Understanding the Help Window Format...................................3-14

Saving Help Window Contents ..................................................3-15

Changing Site Defaults........................................................................3-16

Displaying the Site Parameters Window....................................3-17

Understanding the Site Parameters Window Format.................3-17

Changing Default Values...........................................................3-19

CHAPTER 4 USING THE MAIN WINDOW

Using Setup and Customize Modes ......................................................4-1

Understanding the Main Window Format ..............................................4-3

Using the Specification Area........................................................4-4

Verifying Annex Status...............................................................4-10

Using the Configuration Area.....................................................4-11

Saving and Opening Annex Lists.........................................................4-13

Saving an Annex List.................................................................4-13

Opening an Annex List...............................................................4-14

Editing List Files.........................................................................4-15

Displaying SNMP Information..............................................................4-16

Displaying the SNMP Information Window ................................4-16

Understanding the SNMP Information Window Format.............4-17

Viewing and Updating SNMP Information..................................4-18

CHAPTER 5 SETUP MODE BASICS

Understanding Setup Windows .............................................................5-2

Displaying Setup Windows....................................................................5-3

Using the Main Window ...............................................................5-3

Using the Setup Field...................................................................5-5

Understanding Setup Window Fields.....................................................5-6

Using Push Buttons...............................................................................5-7

Using Confirmation Windows.................................................................5-8

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CHAPTER 6 SELECTING GENERAL SETTINGS

Using the General Window....................................................................6-2

Using Push Buttons.....................................................................6-3

Using the General (continued) Window.................................................6-4

Selecting General Settings....................................................................6-7

CHAPTER 7 SETTING ASYNCHRONOUS PORT VALUES

Selecting Async Ports ...........................................................................7-1

Understanding the Async Ports Window.....................................7-2

Using the Edit Async Ports Window......................................................7-3

Understanding the Edit Async Ports Window..............................7-4

Using the Edit Async Ports (continued) Window.................................7-11

Understanding the Edit Async Ports (continued) Window.........7-12

Selecting Async Port Settings.............................................................7-13

CHAPTER 8 SETTING ISDN PRIMARY RATE

ANNEX VALUES

Using the Call Defaults Window............................................................8-2

Understanding the Call Defaults Window....................................8-3

Selecting Call Default Settings....................................................8-8

Using the Channels Window.................................................................8-8

Understanding the Channels Window.........................................8-9

Assigning Remote Addresses ...................................................8-10

Using the T1/PRI Line Window ...........................................................8-10

Understanding the T1/PRI Line Box..........................................8-11

Setting the Switch Type.............................................................8-12

CHAPTER 9 EDITING MODEM DEFINITIONS

Understanding the Edit Modem Window...............................................9-2

Using Push Buttons.....................................................................9-3

Creating and Changing Modem Definitions...........................................9-3

Changing Definitions for Annexes with Ports ..............................9-4

Changing Definitions for ISDN Primary Rate Annexes................9-5

Removing a Definition .................................................................9-6

Understanding the Modem Database....................................................9-8

Editing Modem Definitions...........................................................9-8

Creating New Modem Definitions................................................9-8

Editing the Configuration File................................................................9-9

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CHAPTER 10 SETTING SECURITY VALUES

Understanding the Security Window....................................................10-1

Using Push Buttons ...................................................................10-3

Selecting Security Window Settings....................................................10-3

CHAPTER 11 USING THE APPLETALK, IP, IPX, AND LAT

WINDOWS

Using the AppleTalk Window...............................................................11-1

Understanding the AppleTalk Window.......................................11-2

Using Push Buttons ...................................................................11-2

Changing AppleTalk Window Settings.......................................11-2

Using the IP Window ...........................................................................11-2

Understanding the IP Window ...................................................11-3

Using Push Buttons ...................................................................11-4

Changing IP Window Settings ...................................................11-4

Using the IPX Window.........................................................................11-5

Understanding the IPX Window.................................................11-6

Using Push Buttons ...................................................................11-6

Selecting IPX Window Settings..................................................11-6

Using the LAT Window........................................................................11-6

Understanding the LAT Window ................................................11-7

Using Push Buttons ...................................................................11-8

Entering LAT Window Settings ..................................................11-8

CHAPTER 12 USING AND CREATING PARAMETER GROUPS

Working with Parameter Groups..........................................................12-1

Creating Parameter Groups.................................................................12-2

Displaying the User Defined Parameter Groups Window..........12-3

Understanding the User Defined Parameter Groups Window

Format...........................................................................12-3

Creating or Modifying a User Defined Group.............................12-5

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CHAPTER 13 VIEWING AND CHANGING PARAMETERS

Viewing Parameter Values..................................................................13-2

Displaying the Show Window....................................................13-2

Understanding the Show Window Format.................................13-3

Viewing Parameter Values........................................................13-6

Changing Parameter Values...............................................................13-6

Displaying the Set Window........................................................13-6

Understanding the Set Window Format.....................................13-7

Changing Parameter Values ...................................................13-10

Identifying Errors...............................................................................13-13

Understanding Warning Windows...........................................13-13

Understanding Output and Message Box Errors.....................13-14

CHAPTER 14 VIEWING, CREATING, AND EXECUTING SCRIPTS

Viewing Script Contents......................................................................14-2

Displaying the View Script Window...........................................14-3

Understanding the View Script Window Format........................14-4

Viewing a Script.........................................................................14-5

Creating New Scripts...........................................................................14-5

Displaying the Create Script Window........................................14-6

Understanding the Create Script Window Format.....................14-7

Creating a Script........................................................................14-9

Editing Script Files...................................................................14-12

Changing Parameter Values Using Scripts.......................................14-12

Displaying the Execute Script Window....................................14-13

Understanding the Execute Script Window Format.................14-14

Executing a Script....................................................................14-16

Identifying Errors...............................................................................14-18

Create Script Command Errors...............................................14-18

Execute Script Command Errors.............................................14-19

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CHAPTER 15 COMPARING AND COPYING PARAMETERS AND

VALUES

Comparing Parameters and Values.....................................................15-1

Displaying the Compare Window...............................................15-1

Understanding the Compare Window Format............................15-3

Selecting Annexes and Scripts for Comparison.........................15-4

Using Compare Window Buttons...............................................15-7

Comparing Parameters and Values...........................................15-8

Copying Parameter Values..................................................................15-9

Displaying the Copy Window ...................................................15-10

Understanding the Copy Window Format................................15-10

Copying Parameter Values......................................................15-14

Identifying Errors................................................................................15-16

Compare Command Errors......................................................15-16

Copy Command Errors ............................................................15-17

CHAPTER 16 BOOTING AND RESETTING ANNEXES

Booting Annexes..................................................................................16-1

Displaying the Boot Window ......................................................16-1

Understanding the Boot Window Format...................................16-2

Booting Annexes........................................................................16-6

Resetting Annex Configurations..........................................................16-8

Displaying the Reset Window ....................................................16-8

Understanding the Reset Window Format.................................16-9

Resetting an Annex..................................................................16-11

Broadcasting Messages ....................................................................16-13

Displaying the Broadcast Window ...........................................16-13

Understanding the Broadcast Window Format ........................16-14

Sending a Broadcast Message................................................16-15

Configuring PRI Internal Modems......................................................16-16

Displaying the Set PRI Internal Modems Window ...................16-16

Understanding the Set PRI Internal Modems Window.............16-17

Changing Internal Modem Status ............................................16-18

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CHAPTER 17 DISPLAYING STATUS INFORMATION

Displaying Annex Status Information ..................................................17-1

Displaying the Annex Status Window........................................17-2

Understanding the Annex Status Window.................................17-3

Using Push Buttons...................................................................17-4

Displaying Asynchronous Port Status Information..............................17-5

Displaying the Annex Async Port Status Window .....................17-5

Understanding the Annex Async Port Status Window...............17-6

Using Push Buttons...................................................................17-9

Viewing Asynchronous Port Status Information ........................17-9

Displaying Interface Information........................................................17-10

Displaying the Annex Interface Status Window.......................17-10

Understanding the Annex Interface Status Window................17-11

Using Push Buttons.................................................................17-12

Displaying PRI Channels Status Information ....................................17-13

Displaying the Annex PRI Channels Status Window...............17-13

Understanding the Annex PRI Channels Status Window........17-14

Using Push Buttons.................................................................17-16

Viewing PRI Channels Status Information...............................17-16

Displaying PRI Internal CSU Status Information...............................17-17

Displaying the Annex PRI Internal CSU Status Window.........17-17

Understanding the Annex PRI Internal CSU Status Window ..17-18

Using Push Buttons.................................................................17-22

Viewing PRI Internal CSU Status Information.........................17-22

Displaying T1 Internal CSU Status Information.................................17-23

Displaying the Annex T1 Internal CSU Status Window...........17-23

Understanding the Annex T1 Internal CSU Status Window....17-24

Using Push Buttons.................................................................17-28

Viewing T1 Internal CSU Status Information...........................17-28

Displaying T1 Modem Calls Status Information ................................17-29

Displaying the Annex Modem Calls Status Window................17-29

Understanding the Annex Modem Calls Status Window.........17-30

Using Push Buttons.................................................................17-31

Viewing T1 Modem Calls Status Information...........................17-31

Displaying Dial VPN Services (DVS) Status Information ..................17-32

Displaying the Annex DVS Status Window .............................17-32

Understanding the Annex DVS Status Window.......................17-33

Using Push Buttons.................................................................17-34

Viewing Dial VPN Services (DVS) Status Information.............17-35

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Identifying Annexes ...........................................................................17-35

Using the Discover Annexes/Search Device Window..............17-36

Discovering Annexes using a Search Device ..........................17-40

Updating and Saving Discover Annexes Lists.........................17-41

Using the Discover Annexes/Network Command....................17-42

CHAPTER 18 ANNEX MANAGER AND SNMP

SNMP Protocol Overview....................................................................18-1

SNMP Management Stations.....................................................18-2

SNMP Agents ............................................................................18-2

Message Delivery ......................................................................18-3

Setting up the Annex for SNMP...........................................................18-3

Defining the Community String ..................................................18-3

Defining Parameters ..................................................................18-4

Standard MIB Support.........................................................................18-4

MIB Object Hierarchy.................................................................18-5

Describing and Naming Objects ................................................18-5

Trap Hosts and Traps ................................................................18-6

Annex Restrictions on Standard MIBs .......................................18-6

CHAPTER 19 ANNEX PARAMETERS

CHAPTER 20 TROUBLESHOOTING

CSMIM/Micro-CS Management Application Guide 1

PREFACE

Annex Manager is a graphical user interface that allows you to conﬁgure

one or more Annexes easily and quickly. Annex Manager’s window software

gives you access to all Annex SNMP-conﬁgurable parameters and

commands.

The

Annex Manager User Guide

is intended for System Administrators or

others who need to conﬁgure Annex remote access communication

servers. It assumes that you are familiar with network protocols and that

you know the parameter values you need to conﬁgure Annexes.

About the Documentation

This book provides complete Annex Manager documentation. It explains

all Annex Manager commands and gives you step-by-step directions for

using each command. In addition, it describes each parameter eligible for

Annex Manager processing.

The

Annex Manager User Guide

includes the following parts and chapters:

❑

Introduction provides an overview of Annex Manager features

and platforms.

❑

Part 1, Annex Manager Basics:

❑

Chapter 1,

Installing Annex Manager

provides directions

for installing the software.

❑

Chapter 2,

Window Basics

presents basic windows tools

that you can use throughout any Annex Manager session.

❑

Chapter 3,

Working with Annex Manager Windows

describes Annex Manager’s command, secondary,

warning, and help windows.

❑

Chapter 4,

Using the Main Window

explains all features in

the main window. It includes directions for creating and

using Annex lists.

❑

Part 2, Setup Mode:

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❑

Chapter 5,

Setup Mode Basics

describes the windows and

special features of the Setup mode.

❑

Chapter 6,

Selecting General Settings

discusses how to

use the two General windows in Setup mode to set the

most commonly-used Annex parameters.

❑

Chapter 7,

Setting Asynchronous Port Values

explains

how to select and edit asynchronous port settings and

modem deﬁnitions in Setup Mode.

❑

Chapter 8,

Setting ISDN Primary Rate Annex Values

describes how to set frequently-used Call Default

parameters, assign remote addresses to channels, and

set the T1/PRI line switch type.

❑

Chapter 9,

Editing Modem Deﬁnitions

explains how to edit

a modem deﬁnition in your conﬁguration ﬁles.

❑

Chapter 10,

Setting Security Values

describes how to set

frequently-used Annex security settings.

❑

Chapter 11,

Using the AppleTalk, IP, IPX and LAT Windows

explains how to set frequently-used values for these

protocols.

❑

Part 3, Customize Mode:

❑

Chapter 12,

Using and Creating Parameter Groups

describes how to create your own parameter listings that

you can use in any Annex Manager session.

❑

Chapter 13,

Viewing and Changing Parameters

provides

instructions for using the

Show

and

Set

commands.

❑

Chapter 14,

Viewing, Creating, and Executing Scripts

explains the commands that allow you to create a set of

parameter values, to store them as a script, and to apply

a script’s values to one or more Annexes.

❑

Chapter 15,

Comparing and Copying Parameters and

Values

discusses the commands that allow you to verify

parameters and values in existing Annexes and scripts,

and to apply one Annex’s parameter values to other

Annexes.

About the Documentation

CSMIM/Micro-CS Management Application Guide 3

❑

Part 4, Control and Status Commands:

❑

Chapter 16,

Booting and Resetting Annexes

provides

instructions for the

Boot

,

Reset

, and

Broadcast

commands.

❑

Chapter 17,

Displaying Status Information

describes the

commands that give you status information for Annexes,

ports, channels, and interfaces.

❑

Part 5, Reference Information:

❑

Chapter 18,

Annex Manager and SNMP

presents a brief

overview of SNMP and its relationship to the Annex and

Annex Manager.

❑

Chapter 19,

Annex Parameters

describes each parameter

eligible for Annex Manager processing. It includes each

parameter’s type, allowable values, Annex Manager

default value, and the pre-deﬁned lists in which each

parameter appears.

❑

Chapter 20,

Troubleshooting

gives detailed answers to the

questions most frequently asked by Annex Manager users.

❑

The Index provides detailed page references for the entire

Annex Manager User Guide.

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Formats and Usage

Throughout this document, the following terms may be used to refer to

Cabletron Systems products or documentation. Table 1 summarizes the

alternate terminology and the Cabletron product, device, or document that

it refers to.

Table 1: Format and Usage

Documentation Conventions

This book’s conventions allow you to use Annex Manager easily. You can

use the book as a reference guide, ﬁnding descriptions of single elements,

or follow directions through a chapter. The following table lists the

Annex

Manager User Guide

conventions.

Alternate Form

Cabletron Term

Annex

Communications Server

Remote Annex

Communications Server

Remote Annex 2000

MicroCS

Remote Annex 4000

CSMIM2-16T/32T

Remote Annex 6100

CSMIM-T1

Convention: Represents:

Italics

Book titles, chapter titles, and chapter headings.

Window font

Text from any Annex Manager window.

Parameter font

Parameter names, tool names, ﬁlenames, and

directory names.

Keycaps.

Window push buttons.

Key

Button Name

Introduction

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Introduction

Annex Manager allows system administrators to monitor and conﬁgure the

Annexes in the network. It is a host-based, window oriented, conﬁguration

and management application designed to manage Bay Networks’ Annex

remote access communication servers.

Annex Manager offers the functionality of the older Annex host-based na

conﬁguration tool in an easier to use format. In addition, it provides basic

monitoring capabilities that were previously available only by connecting

directly to the Annex.

Annex Manager Features

Annex Manager offers advanced features through a graphical user

interface. It allows you to:

❑

Conﬁgure Annexes with Setup or Customize mode:

❑ Setup mode allows users to conﬁgure one or more

Annexes by setting the most commonly used parameters.

❑ Customize mode lets users set individual Annex

parameters and provides access to all main menu

commands.

❑

Simplify conﬁguration operations using pre-deﬁned parameter

groups.

❑

Create additional parameter groups for easy conﬁguration.

Notes provide important information.

Warnings inform you about conditions that can

have adverse effects on processing.

Cautions notify you about dangerous conditions.

Convention: Represents:

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❑

Support multiple Annex hardware versions, including the

Annex3, Micro Annex XL, Remote Annex RA2000, RA4000,

RA6100, and RA6300 products; Cabletron CSMIM,

CSMIM-T1, and MODMIM; and Bay Networks 5390.

❑

Display online documentation for all Annex conﬁguration

parameters and for all Annex Manager windows and ﬁelds.

❑

Show and set values for all Annex conﬁguration parameters.

❑

Save current conﬁguration parameter settings into script ﬁles

and restore settings from these ﬁles. Using script commands,

you can:

❑ Create ASCII text ﬁles and edit them with standard

workstation editors.

❑ Use predeﬁned conﬁguration script ﬁles to conﬁgure

Annexes and ports.

❑

Compare parameters and values for two Annexes, for an Annex

and a script, or for two scripts.

❑

Copy the current parameter settings from one port to another

or from one Annex to another.

❑

Retrieve basic status and statistics information from an Annex

or from a speciﬁc port on more than one Annex.

❑

Deﬁne site speciﬁc defaults.

❑

Identify Annexes in the network.

❑

Save lists of Annex names or addresses.

❑

Display default values for each conﬁguration parameter.

❑

Boot and reset Annexes.

❑

Edit Annex conﬁguration ﬁle.

❑

Reset ports or Annex subsystems automatically after you

change parameter settings.

Introduction

CSMIM/Micro-CS Management Application Guide 7

Annex Manager Environment

Annex Manager is an SNMP-based management application that uses the

X/Motif™ graphical environment for its user interface and the standard

SNMP protocol to send commands to the Annex. Since it is designed to

run stand-alone, Annex Manager includes statically-linked SNMP protocol

routines and the X/Motif™ binary libraries. The installation process copies

the appropriate binary executable and all the associated help and data ﬁles

from the distribution media to the workstation's disk storage. Although it is

not a requirement, you should consider installing Annex Manager on the

same workstation you use for the Annex software installation.

Annex Manager depends on the proprietary MIB deﬁned for the Annex and

on the various standard MIBs supported by the Annex. As such, Annex

Manager cannot manage other SNMP-manageable nodes in the network,

and is not intended to be a generic SNMP management tool.

Annex Manager may be loosely coupled with several standard network

management products such as SunNet Manager™,

HP/Openview™, or IBM Netview™ for AIX. However, Annex Manager is

not tightly integrated with these products.

System Requirements

Release 2.3 of Annex Manager is intended to run on a workstation running

BSD Unix (Sun Sparc, HP, RS/6000, SCO Unix). The following sections list

the hardware and software requirements for installing and running Annex

Manager.

Memory Requirements

You must have at least 10 MB of free disk space available prior to

installation.We recommend at least 32 MB of RAM, although speciﬁc

memory requirements vary depending on the type of workstation and the

other tasks that run concurrently with Annex Manager.

Annex Manager works best with a color monitor directly attached to the

workstation or a color X-window terminal connected to the UNIX host over

the network. Annex Manager also supports a grey-scale

X-window terminal attached to the workstation. Any X-window terminal

used with Annex Manager must have at least 2 MB of RAM.

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Platforms

Annex Manager runs on the following platforms:

❑

SunOS 4.1.3C or 4.1.4, Solaris 2.4 with SunOS compatibility

mode, and Solaris 2.5.

❑

HP-UX 9.0.5 or 10.0.

❑

AIX 4.1.4.

❑

SCO/UNIX Release 3.2.

Sun Requirements

Annex Manager runs under SunOS and Solaris on SPARC Systems.

HP Requirements

Annex Manager runs under HP-UX 9.0.5 or 10.0 on HP 9000 Series 700

Workstations.

IBM Requirements

Annex Manager runs under AIX 4.1.4 on IBM RS/6000 workstations.

SCO Requirements

Annex Manager runs under SCO/Unix Release 3.2 and the X windowing

system. You should have a 486 CPU with 16 MB RAM, 20 MB of available

disk space, and a CD-ROM drive or a 3.5” ﬂoppy drive to install the software.

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