MICROTRONIX Access 1000-S04 User manual

Microtronix Datacom
Access 1000 and 4000
Terminal Server
Synchronous Server
X.25/T P Gateway
SIP/SMDI MWI Gateway
DR ollection Manager
Access User Guide
Software Revision 0.11.1
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Table of Contents
1 ABOUT THE A ESS 1000/4000 GATEWAY.........................................................................8
1.1 Overview....................................................................................................................................... 8
1.1.1 Serial-TCP Terminal Server...................................................................................................8
1.1.2 HDLC-TCP/UDP Synchronous Server...................................................................................8
1.1. X.25-TCP/IP Gateway...........................................................................................................8
1.1.4 SIP/SMDI MWI Gateway.......................................................................................................8
1.1.5 CDR Collection Manager.......................................................................................................8
1.2 Hardware Features and Interfaces................................................................................................9
1.2.1 Model 1000-S04 and 1000-N04.............................................................................................9
1.2.2 Model 4002-S04 and 4002-N04.............................................................................................9
1.2. Model 4002-N04-RM............................................................................................................. 9
1.2.4 Model 4002-N44-RM...........................................................................................................10
1. Software/Application Features....................................................................................................10
1. .1 System Configuration and Management..............................................................................10
1. .2 Redundancy........................................................................................................................10
1. . Terminal Server...................................................................................................................10
1. .4 Synchronous Server............................................................................................................10
1. .5 X.25..................................................................................................................................... 11
1. .6 X.25-TCP/IP Gateway..........................................................................................................11
1. .7 X.25 Packet Switching.........................................................................................................11
1. .8 MWI Gateway......................................................................................................................11
1. .9 CDR Collection Manager.....................................................................................................11
2 INSTALLATION.......................................................................................................................12
2.1 Packing List................................................................................................................................. 12
2.1.1 Model 1000-S04..................................................................................................................12
2.1.2 Model 1000-N04..................................................................................................................12
2.1. Model 4002-S04..................................................................................................................12
2.1.4 Model 4002-N04..................................................................................................................1
2.1.5 Model 4002-N04-RM...........................................................................................................1
2.1.6 Model 4002-N44-RM...........................................................................................................1
2.1.7 Optional items......................................................................................................................1
2.2 Location......................................................................................................................................14
2. Mounting..................................................................................................................................... 14
2.4 Electrostatic Considerations........................................................................................................14
2.5 Environmental Specifications......................................................................................................14
2.6 Power Requirements...................................................................................................................15
2.6.1 -48VDC Electrical Connection.............................................................................................15
3 INITIAL START-UP PRO EDURE.........................................................................................17
.1 Configuring IP from the Ethernet port..........................................................................................17
.2 Configuring Default IP from the Console port..............................................................................17
. Emergency IP Address Recovery................................................................................................18
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.4 Web Configuration Interface........................................................................................................19
.5 Configuring a Terminal Server.....................................................................................................21
.6 Configuring a Synchronous Server..............................................................................................21
.7 Configuring the X.25/TCP Gateway............................................................................................21
.8 Configuring the SIP/SMDI MWI Gateway....................................................................................21
.9 Configuring the CDR Collection Manager...................................................................................22
4 SYSTEM ONFIGURATION...................................................................................................23
4.1 Date and Time............................................................................................................................. 2
4.1.1 Date and Time Setup...........................................................................................................2
4.1.2 NTP Server..........................................................................................................................2
4.2 Ethernet......................................................................................................................................24
4.2.1 Network Setup..................................................................................................................... 24
4.2.2 System Parameters.............................................................................................................25
4.2. Interface Parameters...........................................................................................................25
4. Web Server................................................................................................................................. 26
4. .1 Update web server user password......................................................................................26
4. .2 Add web server user............................................................................................................26
4. . Update web server configuration.........................................................................................26
4. . .1 Web Server Parameters...............................................................................................26
4.4 SNMP......................................................................................................................................... 28
4.4.1 SNMP Parameters............................................................................................................... 28
4.5 Authentication............................................................................................................................. 29
4.5.1 Update system user password............................................................................................29
4.5.1.1 Sytsem user Parameters..............................................................................................29
4.5.2 RADIUS Authentication........................................................................................................29
4.5.2.1 RADIUS Parameters....................................................................................................29
4.6 Maintenance............................................................................................................................... 0
4.6.1 General................................................................................................................................ 0
4.6.2 Firmware............................................................................................................................. 0
4.6.2.1 Update Firmware.......................................................................................................... 0
4.6. Configuration....................................................................................................................... 1
4.7 System Logging.......................................................................................................................... 2
4.7.1 Remote logger IP address................................................................................................... 2
4.7.2 Rotation age........................................................................................................................ 2
4.7. Remote File server.............................................................................................................. 2
4.8 Redundancy................................................................................................................................
4.8.1 Remote peer IP address......................................................................................................
4.8.2 Secondary IP address interface name.................................................................................
4.8. ARP timeout.........................................................................................................................
4.8.4 Enable local X.25 interface watchdog.................................................................................. 4
4.8.5 Poll interval.......................................................................................................................... 4
4.9 Edit System Files........................................................................................................................ 5
4.10 Edit Config Files........................................................................................................................ 5

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5 TERMINAL SERVER ONFIGURATION...............................................................................36
5.1 Serial - TCP................................................................................................................................ 6
5.1.1 Terminal Server Setup......................................................................................................... 7
5.1.2 Terminal Server Parameters................................................................................................ 7
5.1.2.1 Serial Interface Settings............................................................................................... 7
5.1.2.2 Conversion Settings..................................................................................................... 8
5.1.2. Network Settings.......................................................................................................... 8
5.2 Status.......................................................................................................................................... 8
5. Control and Log..........................................................................................................................41
6 SYN HRONOUS SERVER ONFIGURATION.....................................................................42
6.1 HDLC – TCP/UDP....................................................................................................................... 42
6.1.1 Synchronous Server Setup..................................................................................................4
6.1.2 Synchronous Settings..........................................................................................................44
6.1. Network Settings.................................................................................................................45
6.2 Status.......................................................................................................................................... 46
6. Control and Log..........................................................................................................................48
7 X.25 WAN INTERFA ES ONFIGURATION.........................................................................49
7.1 HDLC Physical Layer.................................................................................................................. 49
7.1.1 Physical Layer (HDLC) Setup..............................................................................................49
7.1.2 HDLC Parameters...............................................................................................................50
7.2 LAPB Link Layer......................................................................................................................... 51
7.2.1 LAPB Setup......................................................................................................................... 51
7.2.2 LAPB Parameters................................................................................................................51
7. X.25 Packet Layer.......................................................................................................................5
7. .1 X.25 Packet Layer Setup.....................................................................................................5
7. .2 X.25 Parameters..................................................................................................................54
7.4 X.25 Status................................................................................................................................. 56
7.4.1 HDLC Interface Status.........................................................................................................57
7.4.2 LAPB Status........................................................................................................................ 58
7.4. X.25 Status.......................................................................................................................... 59
7.5 LCI Status................................................................................................................................... 60
8 X.25/T P GATEWAY ONFIGURATION...............................................................................62
8.1 TCP to X.25 Routes....................................................................................................................62
8.1.1 Route Table.........................................................................................................................6
8.1.2 Creating a New Route.........................................................................................................6
8.1. Editing an Existing Route.....................................................................................................6
8.1.4 Remove an Existing Route..................................................................................................6
8.1.5 Show Facilities.....................................................................................................................64
8.1.6 TCP to X.25 Route Parameters...........................................................................................64
8.1.6.1 Identify inbound TCP/IP connection.............................................................................64
8.1.6.2 Generate outbound X.25 connection............................................................................64
8.2 X.25 to TCP Routes....................................................................................................................67
8.2.1 Route Table.........................................................................................................................68
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8.2.2 Creating a New Route.........................................................................................................68
8.2. Editing an Existing Route.....................................................................................................68
8.2.4 Remove an Existing Route..................................................................................................69
8.2.5 X.25 to TCP Route Parameters...........................................................................................69
8.2.5.1 Identify inbound X.25 connection.................................................................................69
8.2.5.2 Generate outbound TCP/IP connection........................................................................70
8. X.25 Connection Status..............................................................................................................71
8.4 Control and Log.......................................................................................................................... 72
9 SIP/SMDI MWI GATEWAY......................................................................................................73
9.1 SMDI to SIP Translation..............................................................................................................7
9.2 SIP to SMDI Translation..............................................................................................................74
9. MWI Routing...............................................................................................................................74
9.4 Configuration............................................................................................................................... 75
9.4.1 UMS SIP Interface............................................................................................................... 75
9.4.2 VMS SMDI Interface............................................................................................................77
9.4. Switch Interfaces Configuration...........................................................................................79
9.4. .1 Serial Via Internal Terminal Server...............................................................................81
9.4. .2 Serial Via External Terminal Server or Translator.........................................................8
9.4. . TCP/IP Direct to PBX...................................................................................................84
9.5 MWI Test..................................................................................................................................... 85
9.5.1 Overview............................................................................................................................. 85
9.5.2 Telephone number (DN)......................................................................................................85
9.5. Message Waiting Indication.................................................................................................85
9.5.4 Message format...................................................................................................................85
9.5.5 Test Button...........................................................................................................................85
9.6 Telephone Number Database......................................................................................................86
9.6.1 Overview............................................................................................................................. 86
9.6.2 Learning Telephone Numbers..............................................................................................86
9.6. Database Manager..............................................................................................................86
9.7 SMDI Messaging Examples........................................................................................................87
9.8 Standards.................................................................................................................................... 87
10 STATISTI S & LOGS............................................................................................................88
10.1 Interface Statistics.....................................................................................................................88
10.2 System Logs............................................................................................................................. 90
10.2.1 Log View Parameters........................................................................................................90
11 ABLES AND ONNE TORS.............................................................................................91
11.1 NETWORK - 10/100 Ethernet Interface.....................................................................................91
11.1.1 Ethernet Cables................................................................................................................. 91
11.2 WAN Interface – Synchronous Operation..................................................................................92
11.2.1 Connecting to a DTE Device..............................................................................................9
11.2.1.1 Straight Through Cables.............................................................................................94
11.2.2 Connecting to a DCE Device.............................................................................................95
11.2.2.1 Crossover Cables.......................................................................................................95
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11.2.2.2 Tail Circuit Cables.......................................................................................................97
11.2. Split clock configuration.....................................................................................................97
11. WAN Interface – Asynchronous / Serial Operation....................................................................99
11. .1 Connecting to a DTE Device..............................................................................................99
11. .1.1 Straight Through Cables.............................................................................................99
11. .2 Connecting to a DCE Device...........................................................................................100
11. .2.1 Null Modem Cables..................................................................................................100
11.4 USB Host Port.........................................................................................................................101
12 ONVERSION AND EN APSULATIONS..........................................................................102
12.1 RAW........................................................................................................................................ 102
12.2 RAW-MBIT..............................................................................................................................102
12. MBIT.......................................................................................................................................10
12.4 RFC1006.................................................................................................................................104
12.5 Q-MBIT...................................................................................................................................104
12.6 OFTP...................................................................................................................................... 104
12.7 LINE........................................................................................................................................ 105
12.8 IAC-ESC................................................................................................................................. 105
12.9 RBP.........................................................................................................................................105
12.10 QRBP.................................................................................................................................... 105
12.11 AEPN..................................................................................................................................... 105
13 SAFETY AND LEGAL.........................................................................................................107
1 .1 Regulatory Compliances......................................................................................................... 107
1 .2 Radio Frequency Interferences Statements............................................................................107
1 .2.1 Industry Canada(IC)........................................................................................................107
1 .2.2 Federal Communications Commission (FCC) Declaration of Conformity.........................107
1 .2.2.1 Complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules..................................................................107
1 .2.2.2 Important Notice about Cables.................................................................................108
14 WARRANTY AND SUPPORT.............................................................................................110
14.1 Warranty..................................................................................................................................110
14.1.1 Microtronix One Year Limited Hardware Warranty...........................................................110
14.1.2 Microtronix 90-Day Limited Firmware Warranty...............................................................110
14.1. Limited Liability................................................................................................................110
14.2 Customer Service &Technical Support....................................................................................110
15 PRODU T ORDERING INFORMATION............................................................................112
15.1 Access Gateway Models.........................................................................................................112
15.1.1 Serial/TCP Converter (Terminal Server)...........................................................................11
15.1.2 X.25/TCP Gateway..........................................................................................................11
15.1. CDR Collection Manager.................................................................................................11
15.1.4 MWI Gateway (SIP and SMDI Message Waiting Indicator Solutions)..............................114
15.2 Accessories............................................................................................................................. 115
16 SPE IFI ATIONS...............................................................................................................116
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16.1 Hardware and Interfaces.........................................................................................................116
16.1.1 Enclosure.........................................................................................................................116
16.1.2 System............................................................................................................................. 116
16.1. Ethernet Interface............................................................................................................116
16.1.4 USB Interface.................................................................................................................. 116
16.1.5 WAN Interface..................................................................................................................116
16.1.6 Serial Interface (on USB adapter)....................................................................................116
16.2 Software and Protocols...........................................................................................................117
16.2.1 X.25 Features.................................................................................................................. 117
16.2.2 X.25 / TCP Encapsulation and Conversion methods........................................................117
16.2. X.25 to TCP Connection Mapping and Address Translation.............................................117
16.2.4 TCP to X.25 Connection Mapping and Address Translation.............................................118
16.2.5 Asynchronous X.28/Serial Features.................................................................................118
16.2.6 Synchronous HDLC Features..........................................................................................118
16.2.7 System Services..............................................................................................................119
16.2.8 CDR Collection Manager Option......................................................................................119
16.2.9 SIP/SMDI MWI Gateway Option......................................................................................120
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1 About the Access 1000/4000 Gateway
1.1 Overview
The Access 1000/4000 Gateway has serial and Ethernet ports to provide a number of serial/IP
conversions. It comes with a number of standard and optional applications that make use of these
interface conversions. An easy to use, intuitive, web-based server is built in, allowing any standard
Internet browser for configuration and monitoring. Context-sensitive help is available.
1.1.1 Serial-T P Terminal Server
The Terminal Server provides conversion of asynchronous/serial interfaces to TCP/IP sockets. This
allows external TCP applications, or internal applications like the MWI Gateway and CDR Collection
Manager to make a connection to a serial interface.
The Terminal Server comes standard.
1.1.2 HDL -T P/UDP Synchronous Server
The Synchronous Server provides conversion of synchronous/HDLC interfaces to TCP/IP sockets.
This allows external TCP or UDP applications, or internal applications like the CDR Collection Manager
to make a connection to a synchronous interface.
It can also act as a bridge to interconnect 2 synchronous interfaces, replacing any leased line or dial-up
modem with an IP network connection.
The Synchronous Server comes standard.
1.1.3 X.25-T P/IP Gateway
The X.25/TCP Gateway provides conversion of X.25 and TCP/IP for external and internal applications
like the CDR Collection Manager. X.25 logical channels are mapped to TCP/IP sockets using a
comprehensive routing table that allows for full control of call setup and recognition. Several message
encapsulation methods are supported for preservation of messages to suit a variety of applications.
Connections can be made from one X.25 port to another to provide X.25 switching, and X.25 network
replacement can be achieved using XOT (X.25 Over TCP).
1.1.4 SIP/SMDI MWI Gateway
The MWI Gateway provides routing and translation of Message Waiting Indicator (MWI) notifications
from VoIP Unified Messaging Servers and legacy Voice Mail Systems to one or more legacy or VoIP
telephone switches or PBX's.
1.1.5 DR ollection Manager
The CDR Collection Manager provides collection of Call Detail Records, and other file types, from
legacy X.25 Central Office voice switches and IP-based soft switches.
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1.2 Hardware Features and Interfaces
1.2.1 Model 1000-S04 and 1000-N04
●-48VDC connector for Central Office (CO) installation
●S04 includes 100-240VAC adapter, N04 includes -48VDC cable
●10/100 Base-T Ethernet - RJ45
●WAN (console) interface - DB25F RS5 0[A] configurable for RS2 2/V.24, X.21, V. 5, RS449/V. 6
●USB Host Port interface - for additional serial interfaces or storage device
●Rack-mountable using 19” or 25” shelf
1.2.2 Model 4002-S04 and 4002-N04
●-48VDC connector for Central Office (CO) installation
●S04 includes 100-240VAC adapter, N04 includes -48VDC cable
●10/100 Base-T Ethernet – RJ45
●2 - WAN interfaces - DB25F RS5 0[A] configurable for RS2 2/V.24, X.21, V. 5, RS449/V. 6
●USB Host Port interface for additional serial interfaces or storage device
●Rack-mountable using 19” or 25” shelf
1.2.3 Model 4002-N04-RM
●19” 1U rack mount enclosure (25” rack extension available)
●-48VDC connector for Central Office (CO) installation
●10/100 Base-T Ethernet – RJ45
●2 WAN interfaces - DB25F RS5 0[A] configurable for RS2 2/V.24, X.21, V. 5, RS449/V. 6
●Internally-mounted USB Host port interface for internal flash drive or 4 port serial expansion
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1.2.4 Model 4002-N44-RM
●19” 1U rack mount enclosure (25” rack extension available)
●-48VDC connector for Central Office (CO) installation
●10/100 Base-T Ethernet – RJ45
●2 WAN interfaces - DB25F RS5 0[A] configurable for RS2 2/V.24, X.21, V. 5, RS449/V. 6
●4 Serial ports – DB9M RS2 2 (internally mounted USB serial adapter)
1.3 Software/Application Features
1.3.1 System onfiguration and Management
●Web-based interface accessible through any Internet browser
●Context-sensitive help on all web pages
●Command line interface available on WAN or Serial ports; ssh or telnet interfaces
●Syslog with optional remote syslog and/or storage on remote file server
1.3.2 Redundancy
●Redundancy on a pair of units using IP takeover
●Primary with redundant backup unit
●Co-redundancy between a pair of active units
●Redundancy may use primary or secondary/virtual IP addresses
1.3.3 Terminal Server
●Asynchronous Serial interface to TCP/IP
●Client or server support
●Configurable speed, parity, stop bits, and flow control method
●1, 2, 4, or 8 additional ports on USB-attached serial adapter (optional)
1.3.4 Synchronous Server
●Synchronous HDLC interface to TCP/IP or UDP/IP
●Cient or server support
●Configurable speed, internal or external clocking
●Configurable Encoding (NRZ/NRZI)
●Configurable CRC checking and generation (16 bit, 2 bit)
●Unumbered Information (UI) header recognition and generation
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