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Motorola BSR 2000 Configuration And Management Manual (650 pages)

Broadband Services Router

Brand: Motorola | Category: Network Router | Size: 4.53 MB

Table of Contents
7
Preface

27
- Scope
  27
- Audience
  27
- Documentation Set
  27
- Conventions
  28
- Notes, Cautions, Warnings
  29
- If You Need Help
  30
- Release
  30
1 Introduction

31
- Overview
  31
- Multiservice Support
  32
- Network Management and Control
  32
2 Using the Command Line Interface

33
- Overview
  33
- Using a Console Session to Access the CLI
  34
- Using a Telnet Session to Access the CLI
  35
- CLI Command Modes
  35
  - User EXEC Mode
    36
  - Privileged EXEC Mode
    37
  - Global Configuration Mode
    37
  - Interface Configuration Mode
    38
  - Service Class Configuration Mode
    38
  - Packetcable Configuration Mode
    38
  - Ipsec Configuration Mode
    39
  - Router Configuration Mode
    39
  - Route Map Configuration Mode
    39
  - Cable Spectrum Group Mode
    40
  - Command Mode Summary
    40
- Editing and Navigating with the CLI
  43
- Disabling and Resetting Commands
  46
- Using Command Aliases
  46
- Using the Command History
  47
- Using Output Modifiers to Limit Show Command Output
  48
- Getting Help
  49
  - Context-Sensitive Help
    49
3 Configuring the System

51
4 Configuring SNMP

131
- Overview
  131
- Configuring SNMP Server Parameters
  131
- Configuring SNMP Informs and Traps
  138
  - Setting Trap Logging Control
    138
  - Configuring a Trap Destination
    139
    
    Specifying the Destination IP Address
    139
    
    Specifying Specific Trap Types
    140
    
    Specifying SNMP Trap Versions
    141
  - Enabling Informs
    142
  - Enabling Traps
    142
    
    Enabling CMTS Traps
    143
  - Restricting Trap Rates
    144
  - Disabling Traps
    145
  - Configuring a Loopback Interface for an SNMP Trap Source
    146
  - Trap Configuration Examples
    146
- Disabling SNMP
  149
- Configuring Snmpv3
  149
- Configuring SNMP Server Identification
  154
- Configuring SNMP Access Levels
  155
  - Defining a Community Name
    156
  - Configuring USM and VACM Security
    158
    
    Configuring a Group Model
    159
    
    Configuring a MIB View
    160
    
    Associating Groups to MIB Views
    161
    
    Configuring an SNMP Context
    161
- Configuring Packet Size
  162
- Monitoring SNMP
  162
5 Configuring Interfaces and TCP/IP Features

165
- Overview
  165
- About TCP/IP Level Features
  166
- Setting IP Interface Addresses
  166
  - Removing an IP Address
    170
  - Configuring Auto-Negotiation on the 10/100 Ethernet Module
    171
- Configuring a Loopback Interface
  172
- Adding a Permanent ARP Entry and Timeout Value
  174
  - Reverse ARP
    175
  - Address Resolution Using Proxy ARP
    176
- Configuring Broadcast Addressing
  176
- Configuring the MTU
  177
- Configuring Static Routes
  177
- Clearing Route Table Entries
  178
- Configuring the Internet Control Message Protocol
  179
  - About IRDP
    179
  - Enabling IRDP
    180
    
    Managing IRDP
    180
  - Enabling ICMP
    181
- Tracing a Route
  182
- Managing the Router
  183
  - Enabling IP Source Routing
    183
  - Clearing Interface Counters
    183
  - Clearing IP Routes
    184
  - Clearing the ARP Cache
    184
  - Clearing IP Traffic
    184
  - Clearing DNS Entries
    184
- Gathering TCP/IP Related Information
  185
6 Configuring the CMTS

187
7 Configuring Packetcable

397
- Overview
  397
  - Packetcable and Packetcable Multimedia Components
    397
- Configuration Task Summary
  399
  - Common Network Configuration Tasks
    400
  - Packetcable Configuration Tasks
    400
  - Packetcable Multimedia Configuration Task
    401
  - Related Tasks
    401
- Entering Packetcable Mode
  401
- Configuring Common Parameters
  402
- Configuring Packetcable Specific Parameters
  425
  - Enabling Dqos
    425
  - Configuring Dqos Parameters
    427
    
    Configuring Dqos Gate T0 and T1 Timers
    427
    
    Displaying Gates
    428
    
    Displaying Gate Statistics
    431
- Configuring Packetcable Multimedia Specific Parameters
  432
  - Enabling Packetcable Multimedia
    432
  - Configuring the Multimedia Gate Timer T1
    433
- Configuring Related Tasks
  433
  - Clearing All COPS Connections
    433
  - Enabling the COPS Status SNMP Trap
    434
  - Enabling the Emergency Call SNMP Trap
    434
  - Enabling the Resource Request SNMP Trap
    435
  - Clearing Gates
    436
  - Clearing Packetcable Statistics
    437
  - Clearing Packetcable Configuration
    438
8 Configuring Routing Policy

439
- Overview
  439
- Defining Route Maps
  440
- Defining Access Lists and Groups
  444
- Creating Community Lists
  446
  - Filtering Routes
    448
- Redistributing Routes
  450
- Applying a Damping Criteria
  451
- Policy-Based Routing
  452
- Gathering Routing Policy Information
  456
9 Configuring IP Multicast Routing

459
10 Configuring RIP

477
- Overview
  477
- About RIP
  478
  - Specifications
    479
- Enabling RIP
  479
- Specifying a RIP Version
  480
- Enabling or Disabling Split Horizon
  481
- Enabling Route Summarization
  481
- Applying an Offset List
  482
- Enabling RIP Authentication
  483
- Configuring Interpacket Delay
  483
- Configuring Timers
  484
  - Example
    484
- Configuring a Passive Interface for RIP
  485
- Redistributing Routes into RIP
  485
  - Assigning a Default Metric Value for Redistributed Routes
    487
- Gathering RIP Information
  487
11 Configuring OSPF

491
- Overview
  491
  - Specifications
    492
- Enabling OSPF
  492
- Redistributing Routes into OSPF
  493
  - Assigning a Default Metric Value for Redistributed Routes
    495
- Configuring OSPF Area Parameters
  495
- Managing OSPF on the BSR
  501
- Configuring OSPF on an Interface
  507
- Gathering OSPF Information
  512
12 Configuring BGP

519
- Overview
  519
- About BGP
  520
  - BGP Peers
    522
  - BGP Updates
    523
  - BGP Sessions
    523
  - Specifications
    523
- Configuring Basic BGP Connectivity
  524
  - Configuring a BGP Neighbor
    524
  - Advertising Networks in an as
    524
- Configuring Advanced BGP Connectivity
  527
- Configuring Global BGP Tasks
  542
  - Resetting BGP Connections
    542
  - Configuring BGP Soft Reconfiguration
    543
  - Enabling and Disabling Synchronization
    544
  - Configuring BGP Administrative Weights
    546
    
    Using an as Path Access List
    548
    
    Using a Route Map
    548
  - Adjusting BGP Timers
    549
  - Setting the Administrative Distance for a Route
    550
  - Disabling Route Summarization
    551
  - Configuring Aggregate Addresses
    553
  - Assigning an Interface to BGP Session
    555
  - Configuring a Default Route
    556
- Configuring BGP Update Flows
  558
- Configuring Routing Policy
  567
  - Match and Set Statements
    568
- Handling Access Lists
  570
  - Configuring an Access List
    570
  - Configuring an as Path Access List
    571
- Creating a Community List
  572
- Redistributing Routes into BGP
  577
  - Assigning a Default Metric Value for Redistributed Routes
    579
13 Configuring VLAN Tagging

581
A Pre-Defined Modulation Profiles

595
- Introduction
  595

Motorola BSR 2000 Installation Manual (74 pages)

Broadband Services Router

Brand: Motorola | Category: Network Router | Size: 1.12 MB

Regulatory Compliance
7
Fcc Compliance
9
Fcc Declaration of Conformity
9
Laser Safety
10
VCCI Statement
11
Table of Contents
13
Preface

17
- Audience
  17
- Documentation Set
  17
- Scope
  17
- Conventions
  18
- Notes, Cautions, Warnings
  19
- Contacting Support
  20
BSR 2000 Product Description

21
- Front View
  22
- Rear View
  22
Performing Installation Tasks

23
- Overview
  23
- Preinstallation Tasks
  24
A Specifications

55
- Overview
  55
- Physical
  55
- Electrical
  56
- Environmental
  56
- Network Interfaces
  56
- SFP Module Specifications
  56
- RF Spectrum
  58
- Timing Generation
  58
Connector Pinouts Overview

59
- Console Port Connector
  59
- 10/100 Ethernet Port Connectors
  61
- Gigabit Ethernet Port Connector
  62
- T1/E1 BITS Connector
  63
- Redundant Port Connector
  64
Safety Warnings, Cautions, and Guidelines Overview

65
- Safety Warnings and Cautions
  65
  - Qualified Personnel Caution
    66
  - Installation Warning
    66
  - Rack-Mounting Caution
    66
  - Stacking Caution
    66
  - SELV Circuit Warning
    66
  - Operating Temperature Caution
    67
  - Electrical Safety Warning
    67
  - Electrical Grounding Warning
    67
  - Grounded Equipment Warning
    67
  - LED Product Caution
    67
  - Laser Safety Caution
    68
  - Product Disposal Caution
    68
  - Lightning Activity Warning
    68
  - Jewelry Removal Caution
    68
  - Safety Guidelines
    69
    
    Electrical Safety Guidelines
    70
    
    In Case of Electrical Accident
    70
Index

71

Motorola BSR 2000 Reference Manual (64 pages)

SNMP

Brand: Motorola | Category: Network Router | Size: 0.67 MB

Table of Contents
7
Preface

9
- Scope
  9
- Audience
  9
- Documentation Set
  9
- Conventions
  10
- Notes, Cautions, Warnings
  11
- If You Need Help
  12
1 Introduction to the Simple Network Management Protocol

13
- Overview
  13
- About SNMP Mibs
  14
- SNMP Commands
  15
- How a MIB Is Organized
  15
  - Defining MIB Objects
    16
- Obtaining SNMP MIB Archive Files for the BSR
  17
2 Standard MIB Support

19
- Overview
  19
  - Accessing Mibs with RFC Numbers
    19
  - Accessing Mibs through Cablelabs
    19
- Mib II
  20
- Transmission
  23
- Snmp
  24
- Experimental
  25
3 Motorola Private MIBS

31
- Overview
  31
4 MIB Traps

31
5 Using a MIB Browser to Access MIB Variables

45
- Overview
  45
- About MIB Browsers
  46
- Contacting the Device
  46
- Browsing the MIB Tree
  47
- SNMP Get/Get Next
  49
- SNMP Set
  50
- Compiling and Importing New SNMP Mibs
  50
- Sample Tasks
  50
  - Accessing MIB Variable Information
    51
    
    Sample Task
    51
  - Changing MIB Variables
    55
    
    Sample Task
    55

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Motorola BSR 2000 Configuration And Management Manual (650 pages)

Table of Contents

Preface

1 Introduction

2 Using the Command Line Interface

3 Configuring the System

4 Configuring SNMP

5 Configuring Interfaces and TCP/IP Features

6 Configuring the CMTS

7 Configuring Packetcable

8 Configuring Routing Policy

9 Configuring IP Multicast Routing

10 Configuring RIP

11 Configuring OSPF

12 Configuring BGP

13 Configuring VLAN Tagging

A Pre-Defined Modulation Profiles

Motorola BSR 2000 Installation Manual (74 pages)

Table of Contents

Preface

BSR 2000 Product Description

Performing Installation Tasks

A Specifications

Connector Pinouts Overview

Safety Warnings, Cautions, and Guidelines Overview

Index

Motorola BSR 2000 Reference Manual (64 pages)

Table of Contents

Preface

1 Introduction to the Simple Network Management Protocol

2 Standard MIB Support

3 Motorola Private MIBS

4 MIB Traps

5 Using a MIB Browser to Access MIB Variables

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