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NetEngine IAD User Guide
Troubleshooting and Diagnostics 264
Performing an On/Off Hook Test
The On/Off Hook test reports the hook state of each voice port line.
To perform an On/Off Hook test:
1. Type O on the POTS Diagnostics menu to select On/Off Hook Test.
The IAD displays the status of the test as it runs in real time:
2. Press Enter to terminate the test. The IAD displays the POTS
Diagnostics menu.
Display hook state
Legend: .=onhook, ^=offhook, #=ring ground, &=no
ring ground, *=flash hook
Press a key to exit...
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
. . ^ . # . * &
- User Guide 1
- Version 3.5 1
- Table of Contents 3
- Chapter 3 Administration 4
- Chapter 4 WAN Configuration 4
- Chapter 11 NAT Configuration 8
- Chapter 12 IAD Reports 9
- Preface xiv 13
- Preface xv 14
- Regulatory 15
- Industry Canada Notice 16
- IAD SOC/REN USOC FIC 16
- Declaration of Conformity: 17
- Preface xix 18
- Preface xx 19
- 1. Introduction 20
- Interfaces 21
- NetEngine 21
- 6000 IAD 21
- LED Description 22
- Rear Panel Connectors 23
- 7000 IAD 24
- Introduction 7 26
- Introduction 8 27
- 2. Quick Start Guide 28
- Unpacking 29
- Installing 29
- Connect 30
- Terminal 30
- Emulator 30
- Power Up the IAD 31
- Quick Start Guide 13 32
- Quick Start Guide 14 33
- Resetting 34
- Connecting 35
- Using the 36
- Quick Start Guide 18 37
- Entering Settings and Values 38
- Ethernet LAN Connection 39
- WAN Connections 39
- USI Connection (7200, 7300) 40
- Telephone Connections 40
- Confirming 41
- 3. Administration 42
- Security 43
- Changing a Password 44
- Administration 26 45
- Administration 28 47
- Setting Up 48
- Enabling SNMP via IP and EOC 49
- Disabling SNMP via IP and EOC 49
- Configuring the System Name 50
- Administration 32 51
- Upgrading 52
- Verifying the Upgrade 53
- Setting up 54
- Your LAN 54
- Connection 54
- Utilities 55
- Using Trace Route 56
- Setting up the USI Port 56
- Managing Configuration Files 57
- Saving System Settings 58
- Displaying the Event Log 58
- Administration 40 59
- File System 60
- Copying Files 61
- Renaming Files 61
- Deleting Files 61
- Formatting the File System 61
- Displaying Error Dumps 63
- Performing 64
- Transfers 64
- Using File Transfer Utilities 65
- Using the TFTP Server Menu 66
- Derived 67
- Verifying 68
- Administration 50 69
- 4. WAN Configuration 70
- Basic WAN 71
- WAN Configuration 53 72
- WAN Configuration 56 75
- Selecting ATM or Frame Relay 76
- TDM Voice 77
- WAN Configuration 59 78
- Selecting 79
- G.SHDSL 80
- Selecting CPE or CO Mode 81
- Selecting the Line Rate 81
- Interface— 82
- WAN Configuration 66 85
- Setting SDSL Speed Manually 86
- Setting SDSL Interface Mode 86
- Using the Debug Menu 87
- Interface to 89
- T1 or E1 89
- Switching from T1 to E1 90
- Switching from E1 to T1 90
- Setting Line Build Out 92
- Selecting B8ZS or AMI 92
- Configuring Loopback 92
- WAN Configuration 74 93
- WAN Configuration 75 94
- Configuring S-Bits 96
- WAN Configuration 78 97
- WAN Configuration 79 98
- WAN Configuration 80 99
- ATM PVCs 100
- NetEngine IAD User Guide 101
- WAN Configuration 82 101
- Modifying a PVC 102
- Encapsulation) 103
- WAN Configuration 85 104
- WAN Configuration 86 105
- Setting up AAL1/CES 106
- Setting up AAL2/LES 107
- Deleting a PVC 108
- Showing Current PVCs 108
- Configuring 109
- Configuring the F4 OAM Type 110
- Sending OAM Loopback 110
- Configuring EmptyCells 111
- Adding a DLCI 113
- WAN Configuration 95 114
- Deleting a DLCI 115
- Displaying Current DLCIs 115
- WAN Configuration 98 117
- WAN Configuration 99 118
- WAN Configuration 100 119
- Toggling CMCP Debugging 120
- Quick Con 121
- 5. Router Configuration 122
- Router Configuration 104 123
- Configur 124
- Router Configuration 107 126
- Unconfig 127
- IP Address 127
- Setting the 128
- Maximum 128
- Transmis 128
- Enabling 129
- Disabling 129
- Setting the RIP Version 130
- Managing 131
- Static and 131
- Default 131
- Router Configuration 114 133
- Router Configuration 115 134
- Router Configuration 116 135
- Router Configuration 117 136
- Router Configuration 118 137
- Router Configuration 119 138
- Router Configuration 120 139
- T1/E1 Output Filters: Enabled 140
- Copying Filters for Editing 141
- Copying a Filter 142
- Router Configuration 125 144
- Compress 145
- Router Configuration 127 146
- Router Configuration 128 147
- 6. Bridge Configuration 148
- Bridge Configuration 130 149
- Bridging 151
- Bridge Configuration 133 152
- Bridge Configuration 134 153
- Bridge Configuration 135 154
- Bridge Configuration 136 155
- Bridge Configuration 137 156
- Deleting a 157
- Forwarding 157
- Database 157
- 7. Voice Path 158
- Configuration 158
- Voice Path Configuration 140 159
- Setting 161
- Jitter Delay 161
- Displaying 162
- Start Mode 162
- Control 163
- Voice Path Configuration 145 164
- Setting Idle 165
- Voltage 165
- Voice Path Configuration 147 166
- Loop Gain 167
- Displaying Loop Gain Settings 168
- Country 169
- Embedded 170
- Displaying MGCP Statistics 171
- Debugging MGCP 171
- Removing a Connection 171
- Port Administration 172
- Voice Path Configuration 154 173
- Com Call 174
- Voice Path Configuration 156 175
- CopperCom Debug Control 176
- JetStream 177
- Settings 177
- Configuring Trace Settings 178
- Displaying the IAD State 178
- Resetting Statistics 179
- Manual Configuration 181
- Voice Path Configuration 163 182
- Debugging AAL2/LES Gateways 183
- LES CCS 184
- Viewing AAL2/LES Statistics 185
- Voice Path Configuration 167 186
- Voice Path Configuration 168 187
- 8. Firewall Configuration 188
- Firewall Configuration 170 189
- 9. DHCP Server 190
- DHCP Server Configuration 172 191
- DHCP Server Configuration 173 192
- Parameters 193
- DHCP Server Configuration 176 195
- Statistics 197
- Field Description 197
- Table 9–4. DHCP Entry Details 198
- Value Description 198
- DHCP Server Configuration 180 199
- 10. Multicast 200
- Multicast Configuration 182 201
- Multicast Configuration 183 202
- Adding a 203
- Multicast 203
- Routing 203
- Multicast Configuration 185 204
- Multicast Configuration 186 205
- Neighbor 206
- Multicast Configuration 188 207
- 11. NAT Configuration 208
- Translation 210
- Report Entry Description 216
- Table 11–6.NAT Alias Table 218
- NAT Configuration 200 219
- 12. IAD Reports 220
- The Report 221
- Current 222
- Parameter Description 223
- Network 225
- IGMP Statistics Report 227
- IP Statistics Report 228
- PIM Statistics Report 230
- - unrecognized codes 230
- - bad checksums 230
- - packets smaller than 230
- TCP Statistics Report 231
- UDP Statistics Report 232
- Clearing Network Statistics 233
- Interface 234
- ARP Statistics Report 235
- Interface Statistics Report 236
- Bridge Statistics Report 237
- DLCI Statistics Report 237
- Table 12–11.DLCI Statistics 238
- ATM PVC Statistics Report 239
- AAL1 CPCS Statistics Report 239
- AAL2 Statistics Report 240
- Common AAL Statistics Report 241
- PPP Statistics Report 244
- Clearing Interface Statistics 244
- DLCIs) 246
- ATM Statistics Report 248
- G2237 xDSL Statistics Report 250
- Ethernet Statistics Report 252
- G7070 ADSL Statistics Report 254
- POTS Statistics Report 255
- BRI Statistics Report 256
- Clearing Media Statistics 256
- Zero All 260
- IAD Reports 242 261
- 13. Command Line 262
- Command Line Interface 244 263
- Command Line Interface 245 264
- Command Line Interface 246 265
- Command Line Interface 247 266
- Command Line Interface 248 267
- Command Line Interface 249 268
- Command Line Interface 250 269
- Command Line Interface 251 270
- Command Line Interface 252 271
- Command Line Interface 253 272
- Command Line Interface 254 273
- Command Line Interface 255 274
- Command Line Interface 256 275
- Command Line Interface 257 276
- Command Line Interface 258 277
- 14. Troubleshooting and 278
- Diagnostics 278
- Performing a Dialup Test 280
- Performing a Hotline Test 280
- Performing a Ring Test 281
- Trouble 286
- 15. Verification 290
- Power-up 291
- Operational 291
- Verification 273 292
- Verification 274 293
- A. Menu Map 294
- Menu Map 276 295
- B. Country Codes 296
- Country Codes 278 297
- C. NetEngine IAD 298
- Specifications 298
- Feature Description 299
- Feature IAD Description 299
- Features 303
- Interface IAD Description 305
- D. Connector Pinouts 308
- Connector Pinouts 290 309
- Pin Signal Pin Signal 310
- Signal RS-530 V.35 RS-449 310
- Connector Pinouts 292 311
- E. Glossary 312
- Glossary 294 313
- Glossary 295 314
- Glossary 296 315
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