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A-2 Preliminary November 23, 1998 MultiVoice Gateway for the MAX— User’s Guide
Troubleshooting
LEDs
Table A-1 lists and describes each LED.
Figure A-2 shows the location of the LEDs on the front panel of the Redundant MultiVoice
Gateway.
Figure A-2. Location of LEDs on the Redundant MultiVoice Gateway
Table A-1. MultiVoice Gateway front-panel LEDs
LED Description
Power On when the MultiVoice Gateway power is on.
Fault On in one of two cases: either a hardware self-test is in progress or there is a
hardware failure.
When a hardware self-test is in progress, the LED stays on. If any type of
hardware failure occurs, the LED flashes. If the failure is isolated to a
expansion card, the MultiVoice Gateway might continue to function without
the expansion card.
Data On when calls are active.
Alarm On when there is a WAN alarm or when a trunk is out of service, such as
during line loopback diagnostics.
WAN alarms include Loss of Sync, Red Alarm, Yellow Alarm, and All Ones
(or AIS).
- MultiVoice Gateway 1
- User’s Guide 1
- Ascend Customer Service 3
- Important safety instructions 5
- Contents 7
- About This Guide 21
- What you should know 22
- Documentation conventions 22
- Related publications 23
- A brief overview 25
- Basic Multivoice network 26
- Coverage Areas 27
- IP network 28
- Reregistration policy 29
- Keep-alive registration 29
- MultiVoice applications 32
- Local 800 service 33
- PC-to-Phone calls 36
- MAX 6000 Base Unit 37
- Checking the expansion cards 39
- DSP card 40
- DRAM card 41
- PCMCIA flash card 41
- Interfaces on the base unit 42
- Hardware 45
- Inserting an expansion card 47
- Setting up the hardware 48
- Connecting to input power 50
- Connecting to the LAN 50
- MAX 6000/4000 51
- MAX 2000 53
- MAX 4000 56
- Edit Line Config 57
- Press any key 57
- Gateway 58
- Navigating the User Interface 59
- The Main Edit menu 60
- Understanding menu numbering 61
- Common menu items 62
- MAX 4000/6000 menu items 62
- MAX 2000 menu items 63
- Opening menus and profiles 64
- Opening edit fields 65
- Setting enumerated parameters 66
- Saving your changes 66
- Privileges and passwords 68
- Other administrative profiles 69
- Before you begin 71
- Configuring T1 lines 71
- T1 signalling mode 72
- Carrier switch type 73
- T1 line framing and encoding 73
- Collecting DNIS and ANI 74
- Examples of T1 configuration 75
- DNIS and ANI collection 76
- Using NFAS signalling 77
- Testing T1 connections 78
- Configuring E1 lines 80
- E1 signalling mode 81
- E1 framing 82
- Group signalling 82
- Collecting Caller ID 82
- Examples of E1 configuration 83
- Testing E1 connections 86
- ISDN call information 87
- Configuring MultiVoice 95
- PIN collection 98
- Voice compression and coding 98
- Dynamic jitter buffer control 99
- Configuration options 100
- Configuring Gatekeepers 101
- Line 2 103
- Sig Mode=Inband 103
- Rob Ctl=wink-inc-200 103
- Collect DNIS/ANI=yes 103
- Configuring audio compression 104
- Using Near-end cut through 111
- Using authentication 113
- Configuring Frame Relay 117
- NO LINKNO LINKNO LINK 118
- Link management protocol 121
- MRU (Maximum Receive Units) 122
- Configuring an NNI interface 122
- UNI-DTE UNI-DCE 123
- Displaying DLCI status 129
- Configuring IP Routing 131
- Ascend notation 132
- Zero subnets 133
- IP routes 134
- Address = 12.1.1.1 137
- Address = 13.9.7.4 137
- Primary Address = 12.1.1.2 137
- Secondary Address = 13.9.7.5 137
- Ignoring the default route 138
- Proxy ARP and inverse ARP 138
- Telnet password 138
- BOOTP Relay 138
- Local domain name 139
- DNS or WINS name servers 139
- DNS lists 139
- SNTP service 139
- UDP checksums 140
- Configuring DNS 141
- Show commands 143
- DNStab commands 143
- Editing the local DNS table 145
- Route names 146
- Activating a route 146
- Route’s destination address 146
- Static route preferences 148
- RIP and OSPF preferences 148
- RIP Policy and RIP Summary 151
- Ignoring ICMP Redirects 151
- Displaying the routing table 152
- Displaying route statistics 154
- Pinging other IP hosts 156
- Configuring Finger support 157
- Displaying information 157
- Configuring OSPF Routing 163
- Ascend implementation of OSPF 164
- OSPF features 164
- Security 165
- Introduction to OSPF 166
- Configurable metrics 167
- Hierarchical routing (areas) 168
- Stub areas 168
- Not So Stubby Areas (NSSAs) 169
- NSSAs and Type-7 LSAs 169
- Ethernet 174
- Mod Config 174
- Ether options 174
- IP Adrs=10.168.8.17/24 174
- 2nd Adrs=0.0.0.0 174
- Administering OSPF 176
- Multipath routing 177
- Third-party routing 177
- How OSPF adds RIP routes 178
- Route preferences 178
- Monitoring OSPF 179
- Displaying OSPF errors 180
- Displaying OSPF areas 180
- Displaying OSPF neighbors 184
- Displaying OSPF protocol i/o 185
- MultiVoice Gateway System 187
- Administration 187
- 00-300 Security 188
- >0=ESC 188
- P=Password 188
- The system name 190
- Console and term rate 190
- Terminal-server commands 193
- Returning to the VT100 menus 194
- SLIP, CSLIP, and PPP commands 195
- Menu command 195
- Specifying Telnet hosts 195
- Specifying raw TCP hosts 196
- Telnet command 197
- Telnet command arguments 197
- Telnet session commands 198
- Telnet error messages 198
- Rlogin command 198
- TCP command 199
- Administrative commands 200
- Set command 202
- Show command 204
- Show ISDN 205
- Show Calls 206
- Show Uptime 206
- Show Revision 207
- Show Users 207
- SNMP administration support 208
- Setting community strings 209
- Setting SNMP traps 210
- Ascend enterprise traps 211
- Supported MIBs 212
- Troubleshooting 213
- MultiVoice Gateway back panel 217
- ISDN cause codes 219
- Configuration problems 224
- Cannot access the VT100 225
- A Power-On Self Test fails 226
- No Logical Link status 227
- Testing a switch 229
- Provisioning the Switch 231
- MultiVoice Gateway Technical 237
- Specifications 237
- Power requirements 238
- Environmental requirements 238
- Cables and Connectors 241
- User interface specifications 242
- 10Base-T 244
- 100Base-T 244
- T1/PRI CSU requirements 245
- T1/PRI cable specifications 246
- T1 RJ48C-Loopback plug 251
- T1/PRI WAN ports 252
- E1/PRI cable specifications 252
- E1/PRI WAN ports 259
- For the Net/BRI module 259
- For the Host/BRI module 260
- Cable length requirements 260
- V.35 cable to WAN 261
- RS-449 cable to WAN 262
- Product warranty 263
- FCC Part 15 Notice 264
- FCC Part 68 Notice 264
- IC CS-03 Notice 265
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