ADTRAN ATLAS 550 User manual

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An easy, step-by-step procedure for
configuring an ATLAS™550 for WAN emulation
of ISDN (PRI, E1/PRA, BRI‘U’, BRI ‘S/T’),
analog POTS, and Frame Relay circuits.
Cisco Academy ATLAS 550
Configuration Guide
An ADTRAN Quick Start Guide

For Frame Relay WAN emulation, both fully meshed and hub-and-
spoke networks can be configured using the RFC 1490/IETF protocol.
The ATLAS 550 supports 1–10 Frame Relay circuits (300 DLCIs).
As an ISDN switch, the ATLAS 550 can emulate both BRI and PRI
dial-up networks. Both BRI and PRI support multiple switch types
like the DMS 100, Lucent 5E and National ISDN, with additional
support for the Lucent 4E switch with PRI. The ATLAS 550 can also
emulate EuroISDN switches using the Net 5 Protocol for E1/PRA
circuits and the Net 3 Protocol for BRI ‘S/T’ and ‘U’ circuits.
Supporting analog FXS circuits, the ATLAS 550 can provide 1–32
loop start lines.
ADTRAN offers CCNA®and CCNP®instructors this guide in configur-
ing the ATLAS 550 for WAN emulation. For more information about
the ATLAS product series or additional instructions, call ADTRAN
application engineer at 800 615-1176.
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BRI S/T
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Acting like a central office switch, the ATLAS 550 can emulate Frame Relay,
ISDN and analog circuits. Network engineers, design and test engineers
and classroom instructors can easily stage real-world circuits and “what if ”
scenarios, test new technologies, or configure equipment without purchasing
live circuits or incurring toll charges from a carrier.
Introduction
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ATLAS 550 ISDN BRI Switch Emulation
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Step 1 – Create the
Dial Plan User
Termination for the
BRI line and select
Slot/Port
Step 3 – Assign
the ISDN switch
type for the
BRI line
Step 2 – Assign the
phone numbers for
the BRI line in the
“Incoming Number
Accept” list
Step 4 – Assign
the LDNs (phone
numbers) and
SPIDs for the
BRI line

Step 1 – Create the
Dial Plan User
Termination, select
Slot/Port, and PRI
Signaling
Step 3 – Assign the
ISDN switch type
for the PRI line
Step 2 – Assign the
phone number(s) for
the PRI line in the
“Incoming Number
Accept” list
ATLAS 550 ISDN PRI Switch Emulation
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Step 1 – Create
Packet Endpoints
and select Frame
Relay Protocol
for each Frame
Relay Link
Step 3 – Create
DLCIs for the PVCs
to other locations
(Orlando to Atlanta,
Orlando to Houston)
Step 2 – Assign
Signaling Role to
“Network” and
Signaling Type
(Annex D)
Step 4 – Create the
PVCs by connecting
Packet Endpoints/
Sublinks together in
“Packet Cncts”
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Step 5 – Map each
Packet Endpoint
(Frame Relay Link)
to a V.35 Slot/Port
Step 1 – Create
the Dial Plan User
Termination for the
Analog line and
select Slot/Port
Step 6 – Assign
bandwidth to
each V.35 Slot/Port
for each Frame
Relay Link
Step 2 – Assign the
phone number for
the Analog line
in the “Incoming
Number Accept” list
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AT LAS 550 Analog POTS Switch Emulation
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Step 1 – Create
the Dial Plan User
Termination and
select Slot/ Port ;
PRA Signaling is
auto-configured
Step 3 – Note the
ISDN Switch Type
of “TSI/DSS1” is
automatically
configured
Step 2 – Assign the
phone number(s) for
the PRA circuit in the
"Incoming Number
Accept" list
ATLAS 550 E1/PRA (EuroISDN) Switch Emulation

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Step 1 – Create the
Dial Plan User
Termination for the
BRI circuit and
select Slot/Port
Step 3 – Assign the
ISDN Switch Type
(such as EuroISDN)
for the BRI circuit
Step 2 – Assign the
phone numbers for
the BRI circuit in the
“Incoming Number
Accept” list
Step 4 – Assign the
phone numbers for
the BRI circuit
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ATLAS 550 – WAN Emulation
Configuration Options
Domestic Bundles
International Bundles
CCNP Domestic
CCNA Domestic: Same as CCNP bundle without the T1/PRI
Network Interface Module and Octal Analog FXS Module.
CCNP International
CCNA International: Same as CCNP bundle without the E1/PRA
Network Interface Module and Octal Analog FXS Module.
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