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FCD-IPM Installation and Operation Manual Chapter 5 Setup Menu
WAN Economy Menu 5-95
INTERNET
The connection is manual
Connection is terminated if
no frame passes within 30
seconds
Modem
FCD-IPM
Figure 5-95. Manual Connection
Spoofing
IP/IPX SPOOFING ( Device name – FCD-IPM )
---------------
Keep Alive (IPX)
----------------
1. Keep Alive mode: [Disabled]
RIP / SAP spoofing (IP/IPX)
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2. RIP/SAP spoofing tables updated timeout (minutes): 30
3. Change link spoofing mode
Link 1 spoofing mode: Disabled
Link 2 spoofing mode: Disabled
ESC - Return to previous menu
Choose one of the above:
Figure 5-96. IP/IPX Spoofing Menu
Spoofing is a technique used to reduce network overhead, especially in wide area
networks (WAN). Some network protocols send frequent packets for management
purposes. These can be routing updates or keep-alive messages. In a WAN this can
introduce significant overhead, due to the typically smaller bandwidth of WAN
connections.
Spoofing reduces the required bandwidth by having devices, such as bridges or
Advanced Menu
↓1
Setup Menu
↓5
WAN Economy Menu
↓3
Spoofing Menu
- FCD-IPM 1
- Limited Warranty 4
- General Safety Instructions 5
- Handling Energized Products 6
- FCC-15 User Information 8
- Conventions 9
- Quick Start Guide 11
- Contents 13
- Table of Contents 14
- Table of Contents 15
- List of Figures 16
- List of Tables 19
- Chapter 1 21
- Introduction 21
- 1-2 Overview 22
- Applications 23
- Features 24
- 1.2 Physical Description 25
- 1.3 Functional Description 25
- 1-6 Functional Description 26
- IO Data Channel Interfaces 27
- System Timing Considerations 27
- IP Router 28
- IPX Router 28
- Protocols 29
- Management 29
- 1.4 Technical Specifications 31
- Chapter 2 37
- Installation and Setup 37
- 2.2 Package Contents 38
- 2.3 Equipment Needed 38
- 2.4 Installation and Setup 38
- E1/T1 Link Connections 40
- IO Data Channel Connections 40
- AC Power Connection 41
- DC Power Connection 41
- Constraints 41
- Chapter 3 43
- Operation 43
- 3-2 Indicators 44
- 3.3 Operating Instructions 45
- 3-4 Operating Instructions 46
- Fault Indications 47
- Turning Off 47
- Password Protection 48
- Chapter 4 49
- Configuration 49
- 4.2 Main Menu 50
- 4.3 Quick Setup Menu 50
- Quick Setup Parameters 51
- 4-4 Quick Setup Menu 52
- Quick Setup for T1 (PPP, IP) 53
- 4-6 Quick Setup Menu 54
- WAN Settings 55
- Table 4-2. WAN Parameters 56
- LAN Settings 57
- 4-10 Quick Setup Menu 58
- ISDN Settings 59
- Frame Relay Settings 59
- DLCI Number 59
- V.24 Async Settings 60
- Security Settings 60
- 4.4 Security Setup Menu 61
- Enabling Telnet Access 62
- Enabling SNMP Access 62
- Changing Login Password 62
- Supervisor Access 63
- 4-16 Security Setup Menu 64
- Security Setup Menu 4-17 65
- IP Address Translation (NAT) 66
- Security Setup Menu 4-19 67
- Device Control Menu 69
- Software Download 70
- Advanced Setup Menu 4-23 71
- TFTP Server 72
- Reset Options 73
- Terminal Type 73
- 4.6 View Menu 74
- 4-28 View Menu 76
- Interface Connections 77
- Routing Tables 77
- IP Interfaces 78
- IP Routing 78
- IPX Routing 79
- IPX Services 80
- IP Address Pool (DHCP) 81
- OSPF Related Information 81
- 4-34 View Menu 82
- Displaying the SHDSL Status 83
- Data mode 84
- Figure 4-40. SHDSL Status 84
- E1/T1 Diagnostics 86
- Interval Parameters 87
- E1/T1 Alarms Log File 88
- 4.7 Diagnostic Tools Menu 89
- 4-42 Diagnostic Tools Menu 90
- Chapter 5 91
- Setup Menu 91
- 5.1 Host Parameters Menu 92
- Device ID 93
- IP Host 94
- Host Parameters Menu 5-5 95
- SNMP Manager Table 96
- 5-8 Host Parameters Menu 98
- Routing/Bridging Menu 5-9 99
- 5.2 Routing/Bridging Menu 100
- 5-12 Routing/Bridging Menu 102
- PPP Settings 103
- Static Stations and Nets 104
- IP Routings Settings 106
- Routing Protocol 107
- Maximum Transmit Unit 107
- DHCP Relay 107
- 5-18 Routing/Bridging Menu 108
- PC Remote Access 109
- OSPF Settings 110
- 5-22 Routing/Bridging Menu 112
- IPX Routing Settings 113
- RIP/SAP Mode 114
- Station Ageing 115
- Table 5-14. Link Settings 118
- SHDSL Settings 119
- SHDSL Parameters 120
- SHDSL Loops 121
- E1/T1 Settings 122
- Router/Bridge 123
- T1 Setup Menu 125
- Link1 T1 Interface 128
- Loopback 128
- Voice Diagnostic Tools 130
- E1 Setup Menu 141
- E1 Interface 144
- TS16 [NC] 154
- ISDN Settings Menu 155
- Frame Relay 158
- Internet 158
- Implementing Frame Relay 159
- Polling interval = 10 161
- Full enquiry interval = 4 161
- Frame Relay DLCI Parameters 162
- Device Control 163
- Advanced Menu 163
- Access Control 163
- (Security) 163
- Command Code 168
- Argument 169
- 5.5 WAN Economy Menu 170
- Filters 171
- 5-82 WAN Economy Menu 172
- Blocking 173
- Forwarding 173
- Quick Filters 174
- WAN Economy Menu 5-85 175
- Advanced Filters 176
- Add Filters Menu 176
- WAN Economy Menu 5-87 177
- 5-88 WAN Economy Menu 178
- WAN Economy Menu 5-89 179
- Connection on Demand 180
- You need to configure: 181
- • Start Connection 181
- • Terminate Connection 181
- 5-92 WAN Economy Menu 182
- WAN Economy Menu 5-93 183
- 5-94 WAN Economy Menu 184
- Spoofing 185
- 5-96 WAN Economy Menu 186
- 5.6 Factory Default Options 187
- Chapter 6 189
- Troubleshooting and 189
- Diagnostics 189
- IP connection to LAN is DOWN 190
- IP Connection to WAN is DOWN 190
- Appendix A 193
- Interface Specifications and 193
- Cable Diagrams 193
- [INDICATION] 194
- X.21 / 15-pin 195
- RS-449/V.36 37-pin 196
- A.2 E1/T1 Connectors 197
- A.4 Control Cable Connector 198
- A.5 ISDN Connector 199
- A.6 Fiber Optic Interface 199
- A.7 E&M Connector 200
- A.8 FXO/FXS Connector 200
- Appendix B 201
- Boot Manager 201
- B.3 The Boot Manager Menu 202
- Load New Software 203
- Partitions Status 203
- Run Backup Partition 204
- Reactivate Backup Partition 204
- Duplicate Active Partition 204
- Erase Configuration 204
- Erase All FLASH 204
- Control Port 205
- Download Code 205
- (115.2) kbps 205
- B-6 The Boot Manager Menu 206
- Appendix C 207
- SNMP Management 207
- MIB Structure 208
- SNMP Communities 209
- Authentication 210
- C.2 SNMP Configuration 211
- C.3 SNMP Traps 212
- Appendix D 213
- Glossary 213
- AC-powered 217
- 24/48VDC 218
- Customer Response Form 219
- Error Report 221
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