D-Link DI-1135 User manual

DI-1135
Ethernet Bridge/Router
X.25 Menus
Reference Manual
Issue 1
Software Versions XTF.05.09.X
© copyright 1996 by D-Link 5/96
Part # 168-20500

Contents
INITIAL BRIDGE/ROUTER & MANAGEMENT CONSOLE POWER-UP............................................................................................................................... 6
MENU COMMAND ENTRY......................................................................................................................................................................................... 6
MENU STRUCTURE .................................................................................................................................................................................................. 7
Elements of the Menu Screens:......................................................................................................................................................................... 8
MAIN (LOGIN) MENU.............................................................................................................................................................................................. 9
Login - Option 1................................................................................................................................................................. 9
MAIN MENU ......................................................................................................................................................................................................... 10
Configuration - Option 1................................................................................................................................................... 10
Statistics - Option 2.......................................................................................................................................................... 10
Diagnostics - Option 3...................................................................................................................................................... 10
Network Events - Option 4 ............................................................................................................................................... 10
Logout - Option 5............................................................................................................................................................. 10
Configuration Menu........................................................................................................................................................................................ 11
Access Set-Up - Option 1.................................................................................................................................................. 11
WAN Set-Up - Option 2 ................................................................................................................................................... 11
Bridging Set-Up - Option 3............................................................................................................................................... 11
Internet Set-Up - Option 4 ................................................................................................................................................ 11
IP Routing Set-Up - Option 5............................................................................................................................................ 12
IPX Routing Set-Up - Option 6......................................................................................................................................... 12
SNMP Set-Up - Option 7.................................................................................................................................................. 12
Filter Set-Up - Option 8.................................................................................................................................................... 12
Access Set-Up Menu ................................................................................................................................................................................. 13
Terminal Set-Up - Option 1 .............................................................................................................................................. 13
Device Set-Up - Option 2.................................................................................................................................................. 13
Remote Access - Option 3 ................................................................................................................................................ 13
Hardware Status - Option 4............................................................................................................................................... 14
Dump - Option 5............................................................................................................................................................... 15
Restore - Option 6 ............................................................................................................................................................ 16
Terminal Set-Up Menu......................................................................................................................................................................... 17
Terminal - Option 1.......................................................................................................................................................... 17
Show - Option 2................................................................................................................................................................ 18
Add - Option 3.................................................................................................................................................................. 18
Remove - Option 4 ........................................................................................................................................................... 18
Device Set-Up Menu ............................................................................................................................................................................ 19
Password - Option 1.......................................................................................................................................................... 19
Remote Password - Option 2............................................................................................................................................. 19
Device Name - Option 3 ................................................................................................................................................... 20
LAN Name - Option 4 ...................................................................................................................................................... 20
Show Time - Option 5 ...................................................................................................................................................... 20
Set Time - Option 6.......................................................................................................................................................... 20
Remote Access Menu ........................................................................................................................................................................... 21
Telnet - Option 1 .............................................................................................................................................................. 21
Connect - Option 2 ........................................................................................................................................................... 22
Show Names - Option 3.................................................................................................................................................... 22
Add Name - Option 4........................................................................................................................................................ 22
Remove Name - Option 5 ................................................................................................................................................. 22
WAN Set-Up Menu ........................................................................................................................................................................................ 23
X.25 Frame Level Set-Up - Option 1 ................................................................................................................................ 23
X.25 Packet Level Set-Up - Options 2 .............................................................................................................................. 23
X.25 Calls Set-Up - Options 3 .......................................................................................................................................... 23
Link Protocol - Options 4 ................................................................................................................................................. 23
State - Option 5 ................................................................................................................................................................ 23
Link Status - Option 6....................................................................................................................................................... 24
Reset Link - Option 7 ....................................................................................................................................................... 27
X.25 Frame Level Menu....................................................................................................................................................................... 28
Interface Type - Option 1.................................................................................................................................................. 28
Network Type - Option 2.................................................................................................................................................. 28
Speed - Option 3............................................................................................................................................................... 29
Path Cost - Option 4 ......................................................................................................................................................... 29
Retry Timer - Option 5 ..................................................................................................................................................... 30
Retry Count - Option 6 ..................................................................................................................................................... 30
CD Wait Time - Option 7 ................................................................................................................................................. 31

Contents
Extended Buffering - Option 8.......................................................................................................................................... 31
Compression - Option 9.................................................................................................................................................... 31
X.25 Packet Level Menu....................................................................................................................................................................... 32
Address - Option 1............................................................................................................................................................ 32
Circuit Numbering - Option 2........................................................................................................................................... 32
Window Size - Option 3 ................................................................................................................................................... 32
Window Size Negotiation - Option 4 ................................................................................................................................ 33
Packet Size - Option 5 ...................................................................................................................................................... 33
Packet Size Negotiation - Option 6 ................................................................................................................................... 33
Throughput Class - Option 7............................................................................................................................................. 34
Throughput Class Negotiation - Option 8.......................................................................................................................... 34
X.25 Calls Menu................................................................................................................................................................................... 35
Edit Call - Option 1 .......................................................................................................................................................... 35
Auto Call - Option 2......................................................................................................................................................... 36
Remove Call - Option 3................................................................................................................................................... 36
Show Call Status - Option 4.............................................................................................................................................. 37
Manual Call - Option 5..................................................................................................................................................... 37
Force Disconnect - Option 6 ............................................................................................................................................. 37
Bridging Set-Up Menu............................................................................................................................................................................... 38
Spanning Tree - Option 1.................................................................................................................................................. 38
Bridge Forwarding - Option 2........................................................................................................................................... 38
Bridge Aging Timer - Option 3......................................................................................................................................... 39
Show Bridging Table - Option 4 ....................................................................................................................................... 39
Show Permanent Table - Option 5 .................................................................................................................................... 41
Clear Bridging Table - Option 6........................................................................................................................................ 41
Spanning Tree Menu............................................................................................................................................................................. 42
LAN Port - Option 1......................................................................................................................................................... 42
STP State - Option 2......................................................................................................................................................... 42
Bridge Priority - Option 3................................................................................................................................................. 43
Forwarding Delay - Option 4 ............................................................................................................................................ 43
Message Age Timer - Option 5......................................................................................................................................... 44
Hello Time - Option 6....................................................................................................................................................... 45
Show Bridge - Option 7.................................................................................................................................................... 46
Topology Status - Option 8............................................................................................................................................... 47
LAN Port Menu............................................................................................................................................................................... 49
State - Option 1 ................................................................................................................................................................ 49
Path Cost - Option 2 ......................................................................................................................................................... 50
Priority - Option 3 ............................................................................................................................................................ 50
Show Port - Option 4........................................................................................................................................................ 51
Internet Set-Up Menu ................................................................................................................................................................................ 53
IP Address - Option 1 ....................................................................................................................................................... 53
Subnet Size - Option 2...................................................................................................................................................... 54
Default Gateway - Option 3.............................................................................................................................................. 55
ARP Aging Timer - Option 4............................................................................................................................................ 55
ARP Retry Timer - Option 5............................................................................................................................................. 55
Address Mask Response - Option 6................................................................................................................................... 55
BSD Type Broadcast - Option 7........................................................................................................................................ 56
Time To Live - Option 8................................................................................................................................................... 56
Help - Option 9................................................................................................................................................................. 56
IP Routing Set-Up Menu............................................................................................................................................................................ 57
IP Routes - Option 1......................................................................................................................................................... 57
IP Routing - Option 2 ....................................................................................................................................................... 58
IP Forwarding - Option 3.................................................................................................................................................. 58
ARP Proxy - Option 4....................................................................................................................................................... 58
Source Quench Generation - Option 5............................................................................................................................... 58
Help - Option 6................................................................................................................................................................. 58
IP Routes Menu.................................................................................................................................................................................... 59
Show All Routes - Option 1.............................................................................................................................................. 59
Show Static Routes - Option 2.......................................................................................................................................... 60
Edit Route - Option 3........................................................................................................................................................ 60
Clear Static Routes - Option 4 .......................................................................................................................................... 60
Edit Route Menu.............................................................................................................................................................................. 61
Status - Option 1............................................................................................................................................................... 62
Route - Option 2............................................................................................................................................................... 62

Contents
Cost - Option 3................................................................................................................................................................. 62
Type - Option 4 ................................................................................................................................................................ 62
Remove - Option 5 ........................................................................................................................................................... 62
IPX Routing Set-Up Menu......................................................................................................................................................................... 63
Show Interconnect - Option 1 ........................................................................................................................................... 63
Network Numbers - Option 2............................................................................................................................................ 63
IPX Routing - Option 3..................................................................................................................................................... 64
IPX Forwarding - Option 4 ............................................................................................................................................... 64
Show Routes - Option 5.................................................................................................................................................... 65
Show Services - Option 6.................................................................................................................................................. 66
Help - Option 7................................................................................................................................................................. 66
Network Numbers Menu....................................................................................................................................................................... 67
Ethernet-II Frames - Option 1........................................................................................................................................... 67
RAW 802.3 Frames - Option 2 ......................................................................................................................................... 67
IEEE 802.2 Frames - Option 3.......................................................................................................................................... 67
802.2 SNAP Frames - Option 4......................................................................................................................................... 67
Help - Option 5................................................................................................................................................................. 67
SNMP Set-Up Menu.................................................................................................................................................................................. 68
Edit Community - Option 1 .............................................................................................................................................. 68
Message Size - Option 2................................................................................................................................................... 68
Show Communities - Option 3.......................................................................................................................................... 69
Remove Community - Option 4........................................................................................................................................ 69
Edit SNMP Community Menu.............................................................................................................................................................. 70
Write Access - Option 1.................................................................................................................................................... 71
Show Addresses - Option 2............................................................................................................................................... 71
Add NMS Address - Option 3........................................................................................................................................... 71
Add Trap Address - Option 4............................................................................................................................................ 71
Remove NMS Address - Option 5..................................................................................................................................... 72
Remove Trap Address - Option 6...................................................................................................................................... 72
Filter Set-Up Menu.................................................................................................................................................................................... 73
MAC Address Filters - Option 1....................................................................................................................................... 73
Bridge Pattern Filters - Option 2....................................................................................................................................... 73
IP Router Pattern Filter - Option 3.................................................................................................................................... 73
IPX Router Pattern Filter - Option 4 ................................................................................................................................. 73
MAC Address Filters Menu.................................................................................................................................................................. 74
Edit MAC Address Filter - Option 1 ................................................................................................................................. 74
Filter Operation - Option 2 ............................................................................................................................................... 74
Show Bridging Table - Option 3 ....................................................................................................................................... 75
Show Permanent Table - Option 4 .................................................................................................................................... 77
Clear Bridging Table - Option 5........................................................................................................................................ 77
Edit MAC Address Filter Menu....................................................................................................................................................... 78
Status - Option 1............................................................................................................................................................... 78
Location - Option 2........................................................................................................................................................... 79
Filter (Forward) If Source - Option 3 ............................................................................................................................... 79
Permanent - Option 5........................................................................................................................................................ 79
Remove - Option 6 ........................................................................................................................................................... 79
Bridge Pattern Filter Menu ................................................................................................................................................................... 80
Show Pattern - Option 1.................................................................................................................................................... 80
Define Pattern - Option 2.................................................................................................................................................. 81
Remove Pattern - Option 3................................................................................................................................................ 82
Show Alias - Option 4 ...................................................................................................................................................... 83
Add Alias - Option 5......................................................................................................................................................... 83
Remove Alias - Option 6 .................................................................................................................................................. 84
Help - Option 7................................................................................................................................................................. 84
IP Router Pattern Filter Menu............................................................................................................................................................... 85
Show Pattern - Option 1.................................................................................................................................................... 85
Define Pattern - Option 2.................................................................................................................................................. 86
Remove Pattern - Option 3................................................................................................................................................ 87
Show Alias - Option 4 ...................................................................................................................................................... 88
Define Alias - Option 5..................................................................................................................................................... 88
Remove Alias - Option 6 .................................................................................................................................................. 89
Help - Option 7................................................................................................................................................................. 89
IPX Router Pattern Filter Menu ............................................................................................................................................................ 90
Show Pattern - Option 1.................................................................................................................................................... 90

Contents
Define Pattern - Option 2.................................................................................................................................................. 91
Remove Pattern - Option 3................................................................................................................................................ 91
Show Alias - Option 4 ...................................................................................................................................................... 91
Add Alias - Option 5......................................................................................................................................................... 91
Remove Alias - Option 6 .................................................................................................................................................. 92
Help - Option 7................................................................................................................................................................. 92
Statistics Menu............................................................................................................................................................................................... 93
Statistics Set-Up - Option 1 .............................................................................................................................................. 93
LAN Statistics - Option 2 ................................................................................................................................................. 93
WAN Statistics - Option 3................................................................................................................................................ 93
Statistics Set-Up Menu .............................................................................................................................................................................. 94
Extended Statistics - Option 1........................................................................................................................................... 94
Interval - Option 2............................................................................................................................................................ 95
Clear All Statistics - Option 3........................................................................................................................................... 95
LAN Statistics Menu ................................................................................................................................................................................. 96
Bridged Traffic - Option 1................................................................................................................................................ 96
IP Traffic - Option 2......................................................................................................................................................... 96
IPX Traffic - Option 3 ...................................................................................................................................................... 96
Total LAN Traffic - Option 4............................................................................................................................................ 96
LAN Error - Option 5 ....................................................................................................................................................... 96
Frame Size - Option 6....................................................................................................................................................... 97
Show Names - Option 7.................................................................................................................................................... 97
Clear LAN Statistics - Option 8........................................................................................................................................ 97
Clear LAN Errors - Option 9............................................................................................................................................. 97
WAN Statistics Menu.............................................................................................................................................................................. 110
Link Status - Option 1..................................................................................................................................................... 110
Call Traffic - Option 2.................................................................................................................................................... 110
Channels - Option 3........................................................................................................................................................ 110
Clear WAN Statistics - Option 4..................................................................................................................................... 110
Diagnostics Menu......................................................................................................................................................................................... 116
Trace - Option 1 ............................................................................................................................................................. 116
Repeater Mode - Option 2............................................................................................................................................... 116
Filter Large - Option 3.................................................................................................................................................... 116
Heartbeat - Option 4 ....................................................................................................................................................... 117
Soft Reset - Option 5 ...................................................................................................................................................... 117
Full Reset - Option 6 ...................................................................................................................................................... 117
Trace Menu ........................................................................................................................................................................................ 118
Trace - Option 1 ............................................................................................................................................................. 118
Real Time - Option 2...................................................................................................................................................... 118
Capture - Option 3.......................................................................................................................................................... 118
Allocate - Option 4......................................................................................................................................................... 118
End - Option 5................................................................................................................................................................ 119
Data display - Option 6................................................................................................................................................... 119
Time - Option 7.............................................................................................................................................................. 119
Show - Option 8.............................................................................................................................................................. 120
Network Events Menu .................................................................................................................................................................................. 124
Acknowledge Alarm - Option 1 ...................................................................................................................................... 124
Show Events - Option 2.................................................................................................................................................. 124
Clear Events - Option 3 .................................................................................................................................................. 124

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Throughout this section, information that is presented by the bridge/router and entered into the bridge/router will be
shown in a shaded and bordered box, as shown here.
Screen information being displayed or entered.
Initial Bridge/Router & Management Console Power-Up
The following screen information will be seen on the console connected to the bridge/router when it is first powered on:
Self tests in progress...
Proc A ROM, local RAM, Common RAM, Address PROM
System startup
Loopback completes normally.
Terminals supported:
ansi, avt, ibm3101, qvt109, qvt102, qvt119, tvi925, tvi950, vt52, vt100,
wyse-50, wyse-vp, teletype
Enter terminal type:
As the terminal type is not yet defined at the very first power-up, this screen may be slightly mixed up. Enter at least one
<RETURN> (up to three if necessary) on the Network Console in order for the bridge/router to determine the baud rate of
the terminal used for the console (i.e. auto-baud) and then proceed.
Select your terminal if listed and enter its name in lower case at the prompt, or choose the terminal type teletype if your
terminal is not listed. This terminal type operates in scroll mode and may be used successfully until a custom terminal
definition is created.
Menu Command Entry
Once the terminal type is specified, the MAIN (LOGIN) MENU will be displayed.
The DI-1135 Ethernet bridge/router uses a “hotkey “Menu. A menu option is chosen by selection of the desired option
number.
Entry of parameters is from the “>“prompt. When a parameter is required, enter the necessary string and end it with a
<Return>. If the entry is not accepted, an error message will be reported and the parameter will have to be re-entered.
Should you make an error, the <BACKSPACE> key (for most terminals) deletes the most recently entered characters.

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Menu Structure
DEVICE: DEVxxxxxx ⇐⇐ 1 2 ⇒⇒ V XTF5.9.X
3
⇓⇓
XXXX MENU
4 5 6
⇓⇓ ⇓⇓ ⇓⇓
Option Value Description
1. XXXXX menu XXXXXXXXXXXX
2. XXXXX [XXXX] Description of XXXXXXXX
7 8 9
⇓⇓ ⇓⇓ ⇓⇓
Enter option number, “=“ - main menu, <TAB> - previous menu
> ⇐⇐ 10
11 ⇒⇒ ALARM: * LAN connection established
The Menu Screens are structured with 11 primary elements:
1. Device Name
2. Software Version
3. Menu Name
4. Option Number and Option Name
5. Option Value
6. Option Description
7. Choosing an Option
8. Returning to the Main Menu
9. Returning to the Previous Menu
10. Command Prompt
11. ALARM display for a just-happened alarm event

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Elements of the Menu Screens:
1. Device Name
A default Device Name in the format DEVxx-xx-xx is supplied by the system for each bridge/router. (xxxxxx
are the last 6 digits of the MAC address of the bridge/router). The Device Name may be changed in the
Device Set-Up Menu.
2. Software Version
The version of the software currently installed in the bridge/router is shown in the upper right-hand corner of
each menu display.
3. Menu Name
Each MENU is named to indicate its grouped Options. Two of the Menus have their names updated as
information is added: - the Address Filters Menu, which adds the Ethernet Address specified, and the Define
SNMP Community Menu, which adds the name given by the bridge/router manager.
4. Option Number and Option Name
Selection is made by choosing the number for the Option. If you prefer a command-style interface, typing the
first few unique letters of the desired Option is enough to identify the Option. Enter the selection with a
<Return>.
5. Option Value
The Value of an Option may indicate several parameters—for example:
State[enabled], [disabled], [present], [not_present], ...
Setting [5 sec.], [5 min.], ...
Path “menu”indicates a sub-menu
Name [vt100], [Bridge_5], [none]
6. Option Description
This is a single-line description of the Option.
7. Choosing an Option
Select the Option by entering its number or unique first letters at the prompt.
8. Returning to the Main Menu
The equals (“=“) sign returns you to the Main Menu. (All major menu paths start at the Main Menu. If you
want to switch major paths, simply enter “= “).
9. Returning to the Previous Menu
To go back one menu step, enter a <TAB>.
10. Command Prompt >
All data entry is made at the Command Prompt.
11. ALARM display for an occurring event
The display of an ALARM notifies a viewing bridge/router manager that an event of significance has occurred.
Since not every ALARM can be viewed as it occurs, the latest 42 ALARMs are recorded and can be viewed
from the Network Events Menu.

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Main (Login) Menu
Device: DEV050607 V XTF5.9.X
LOGIN MENU
Option Description
1. Login - Initiate operator session
2. Help - Read menu introduction
Enter option number
>
This is the MAIN (LOGIN) MENU seen when powering up a console connected to the bridge/router.
Login - Option 1
Allows entry of the password for the bridge/router. The default password is “BRIDGE”(in CAPITAL LETTERS);
change it if security is desired. See the Installation & Applications Guide for information on restoring the default
password to the bridge/router.
Action to Take:
Choose the Login Option and use the default password “BRIDGE.”The characters will not be echoed on
the screen. Once the password is accepted, you will be given the expanded MAIN MENU for full access
to bridge/router management features.
Help- Option 2
Provides a brief description of menu format and usage.

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Main Menu
Device: DEV050607 V XTF5.9.X
MAIN MENU
Option Value Description
1. Configuration menu - Define operating parameters
2. Statistics menu - Device LAN and WAN statistics
3. Diagnostics menu - Access troubleshooting tools
4. Network events menu - View network event history
5. Logout - End operator session
6. Help - Read menu introduction
Enter option number
>
The MAIN MENU is a starting and ending point for management of the bridge/router. This menu allows access to
menus and provides the Logout Option. Options 1-5 are major paths. To switch major paths, return to the MAIN MENU
by entering “=“.
Configuration - Option 1
Takes you to the Configuration Menu, where all the various bridge/router parameters can be defined. Take this path
to define the operating parameters of the terminal used for the bridge/router console.
Statistics - Option 2
Takes you to the Statistics Menu, where statistics can be examined to evaluate bridge/router, LAN, and link
performance.
Diagnostics - Option 3
Takes you to the Diagnostics Menu, where special diagnostic functions can be used to analyze LAN, link, and
bridge/router problems.
Network Events - Option 4
Takes you to the Network Events Menu, where the 42 latest Alarms can be examined.
Logout - Option 5
Terminates your session and secures the bridge/router. The next user must log in and enter the correct password to
view or change the bridge/router configuration.
Help- Option 6
Provides a brief, one-screen description of menu format and usage.

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Configuration Menu
Device: DEV050607 V XTF5.9.X
CONFIGURATION MENU
Option Value Description
1. Access set-up menu - Establish access parameters
2. WAN set-up menu - Configure WAN operation
3. Bridging set-up menu - Configure bridge operation
4. Internet set-up menu - Define IP environment
5. IP Routing set-up menu - Define routing environment
6. IPX Routing set-up menu - Define IPX environment
7. SNMP set-up menu - Define SNMP communications
8. Filter set-up menu - Define filtering criteria
Enter option number, “=“ - main menu, <TAB> - previous menu
>
The CONFIGURATION MENU provides paths to menus for total device configuration.
Access Set-Up - Option 1
Takes you to the Access Set-Up Menu, where passwords, names, dates and times are set and viewed. From this
menu, you can save or restore the bridge/router configuration and connect to another bridge/router in the network of
bridge/routers.
WAN Set-Up - Option 2
Takes you to the WAN Set-Up Menu, where the Wide Area Network links are configured and controlled.
Bridging Set-Up - Option 3
Takes you to the Bridging Set-Up Menu, where the parameters for bridging are selected. The Spanning Tree
Protocol (STP) may also be managed from this menu.
Internet Set-Up - Option 4
Takes you to the Internet Set-Up Menu, where the parameters for the Internet configuration are selected.

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IP Routing Set-Up - Option 5
Takes you to the IP Routing Set-Up Menu, where the parameters for IP routing are selected.
IP routing may be enabled or disabled in this menu.
IPX Routing Set-Up - Option 6
Takes you to the IPX Routing Set-Up Menu, where the parameters for IPX routing are selected. IPX routing may
be enabled or disabled in this menu.
SNMP Set-Up - Option 7
Takes you to the SNMP Set-Up Menu, where you to define the parameters necessary to allow the bridge/router’s
SNMP agent and corresponding MIB information to be accessed by an SNMP Network Management Station.
Traps (Alarms) will also be sent by the bridge/router to the NMS to inform it of a significant event (cold start, warm
start, link up, link down, authentication failure).
Filter Set-Up - Option 8
Takes you to the Filter Set-Up Menu, where you can create filters based on protocol types and custom
specifications.

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Access Set-Up Menu
Device: DEV050607 V XTF5.9.X
ACCESS SET-UP MENU
Option Value Description
1. Terminal set-up menu - Define operator’s console
2. Device set-up menu - Set security/time/names
3. Remote access menu - Establish remote communications
4. Hardware status - Display hardware information
5. Dump - Back-up configuration from console
6. Restore - Load configuration from console
Enter option number, “=“ - main menu, <TAB> - previous menu
>
The ACCESS SET-UP MENU provides options for saving and restoring the bridge/router configuration as well as paths
to menus for terminal, device, and remote access configuration.
Terminal Set-Up - Option 1
Takes you to the Terminal Set-Up Menu, where the terminal parameters used for the bridge/router console are
selected.
Device Set-Up - Option 2
Takes you to the Device Set-Up Menu, where the device name, password, dates, and times are set and viewed.
Remote Access - Option 3
Takes you to the Remote Access Menu, where you can connect to another bridge/router in the network of
bridge/routers.

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Hardware Status - Option 4
Displays the current status of the bridge/router hardware.
Device: DEV050607
Hardware Status
MAC address : 02-03-04-05-06-07
MAC check code : 23d4a6
Service reference : 0/0
LAN interface type : 10Base5
Link 1 interface type : RS530
Link 2 interface type : RS530
ROM size : 500KB
Compression : installed
Full management : enabled
Type: [s] to redraw, [=] main menu, any other key to end.
MAC Address The MAC Address of the LAN port for this bridge/router.
MAC Check Code Check code used for feature upgrades.
Service Reference Internal factory reference number.
LAN Interface Type The type of LAN interface module currently installed in this bridge/router.
Link 1 Interface Type The type of link interface module currently installed in the link 1 position of this
bridge/router.
Link 2 Interface Type The type of link interface module currently installed in the link 2 position of this
bridge/router.
ROM Size Indicates the size of the FLASH EEPROM installed.
Compression Indicates whether the compression hardware module is currently installed.
Full Management Indicates whether the current management level is Full or Limited.

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Dump - Option 5
Lists the configuration so it may be captured and stored to a disk on a PC running a terminal-emulation package.
This is an important step after configuration of the bridge/router, since the configuration would be lost in the event
of battery failure or replacement.
The Dump option should not be used during a connection to another bridge/router.
The command “Configuration Access_Set-Up erase_config”, is used at the time the dumped configuration is loaded
back into the bridge/router. At that time, this command prepares the database by first clearing any information back
to the default settings, and then allows the restoration of the saved configuration. The last command,
“Configuration Access_Set-Up end_load”, completes the loading of the saved configuration.
Two kinds of settings are not considered to be part of the configuration, and therefore are not included in the dump:
trace settings and the password.
Procedures for performing a Configuration Dump:
1) Prepare the emulation package so that it is ready to accept the transfer of the configuration file.
2) Send the file (dump) to the PC disk using the Dump command.
3) Use a text editor to check the configuration file saved to the PC disk to confirm that information is still in
order. If minor errors occurred, they may be corrected with the text editor. If errors were major, check the
emulation package settings and dump the configuration again.
4) Once you are satisfied that the configuration dump was successful, the battery may be safely changed (if
this was the reason for the dump).

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Restore - Option 6
Restores a configuration to the bridge/router that was previously saved to a disk file with the Dump command.
Considerations:
The terminal-emulation package selected should have the capability to pace the loading of commands into the
bridge/router. This may be done through the setting of a delay timer (character or line pacing) or a wait for the
echo of the character before transmitting the next character.
The pacing function is commonly available, although pacing procedures will vary with each emulation package.
The Load option should not be used during a connection to another bridge/router.
Procedures for performing a Configuration Load:
1) Prepare the PC to transfer the configuration file.
2) Execute the Load command.
Confirmation is required. Enter “yes”to proceed.
3) Send the file from the PC disk.
4) When the transfer is complete, the configuration will have been restored to the bridge/router.

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Terminal Set-Up Menu
Device: DEV050607 V XTF5.9.X
TERMINAL SET-UP MENU
Option Value Description
1. Terminal [vt100] - Define console terminal type
2. Show - Display terminal definitions
3. Add - Create a custom terminal definition
4. Remove - Delete a terminal definition
Enter option number, “=“ - main menu, <TAB> - previous menu
>
From the TERMINAL SET-UP MENU, the terminal used for the bridge/router console is defined. A custom definition
can be added if the terminal to be used is not presently supported by the bridge/router.
Terminal - Option 1
Defines the terminal type to be used for the bridge/router console. The current terminal type is displayed in the
Value column for this option. When this option is selected, the available terminal types are displayed.
Default: Terminal type chosen at first power-up
Choices: ansi, avt, ibm3101, qvt109, qvt102, qvt119, tvi925, tvi950, vt52, vt100,
wyse-50, wyse-vp, teletype
Considerations:
If your terminal is not listed:
1) Choose another of the same make to try the features it provides; or,
2) Choose the terminal type teletype. This terminal type operates in scroll mode and does not offer the
highlighting that may be provided with the pre-defined or custom terminal types. Operating in this mode
does not prevent any of the operations of the bridge/router.
3) For a complete solution, create your own custom terminal type and add it to the types supported by the
bridge/router using the Add option.

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Show - Option 2
Displays all terminal definitions. This listing may be of use if you need to create a custom terminal definition.
Add - Option 3
Allows you to define a custom terminal type if you will be using a terminal that is not supported as one of the
Terminal option choices.
Remove - Option 4
Deletes a terminal definition. This will delete a newly created definition. To delete a terminal definition, enter the
name of the terminal as shown when the Add or Show option is selected.

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Device Set-Up Menu
Device: DEV050607 V XTF5.9.X
DEVICE SET-UP MENU
Option Value Description
1. Password - Change login password
2. Remote password [enabled] - Password protect remote connections
3. Device name “DEV050607” - Name this device
4. LAN name “LAN050607” - Name the local LAN
5. Show time - Display current date and time
6. Set time - Set date and time
Enter option number, “=“ - main menu, <TAB> - previous menu
>
The DEVICE SET-UP MENU allows the definition of the Device and LAN names, and a password to control
local/remote access to the bridge/router management console. You can also set the real-time clock and date. Note that
the clock is a 24-hour real-time clock.
Password - Option 1
Allows you to change the bridge/router’s login password. (The characters will not be echoed on the screen.) (If
you have no need for a password, enter <NONE> in CAPS, and the entry of a password will be bypassed.) The
password is case sensitive and must be entered precisely. An example is given below:
Enter:
new password (1 to 8 characters)
> brooklyN
Enter:
verification of new password (1 to 8 characters)
> brooklyN
New password installed
Remote Password - Option 2
Default: [enabled]
With the ability to connect to other bridge/routers comes the possibility that someone might try to get access to the
current or another bridge/router and alter its operating parameters. With this option enabled, any attempt to connect
to the bridge/router will be allowed only if the correct password is entered as defined on the bridge/router for which
the connection is attempted.

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Device Name - Option 3
Allows you to name (or re-name) this device for identification purposes. The bridge/router name will be displayed
both in the Value column of this option and in the upper left-hand corner of all menu screens. If the bridge/router
has not been named, the upper left-hand corner of the screen and the Value column will show a prefix of DEV, and
will be followed by the last six characters of the LAN port MAC address (e.g. DEV006045).
Enter:
Device name string (up to 10 characters)
> Bridge5
LAN Name - Option 4
This option allows a name to be given to the LAN that the DI-1135 Ethernet bridge/router is attached to. The default
uses the last 6 characters of the bridge/router’s LAN port MAC address with a prefix of LAN (e.g. LAN006045).
Enter:
LAN name string (up to 10 characters)
> Purchasing
Show Time - Option 5
Allows you to view the current date and time.
Set Time - Option 6
Use this option to set the date and 24-hour Time Clock. Note that if your network uses the Bandwidth-On-Demand
features of the DI-1135 Ethernet bridge/router across time zones, you must standardize on one time zone on the
bridge/routers.
Enter:
Date in format yy/mm/dd, no_change
93/07/27
Enter:
Time in format hh: mm: ss
14: 25: 00