Netopia D3000-I User manual

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Highlights
The Netopia R3100-I IDSLDSU allows a
business to easily and cost-effectively
migrate to IDSLfrom any leased line
connection that uses a V.35 interface
router, such as T1 or DDS.
As a technology, IDSL is very flexible and
allows service providers to offer DSL
service to customers in locations where
line conditions don’t qualify for higher
speed SDSL service.
The Netopia IDSLDSU features the unique
ability to sense the connection type (Frame
Relay or Bridged 1483) and automatically
configure itself for use as a DSU or
Ethernet bridge.
In intelligent bridge mode, Netopia D3100-I
offers packet filtering for enhanced security
and business-class management features
including Telnet and SNMP available locally
or remotely.
D3000-I IDSL DSU
•Connect an IDSL line to any V.35
interface router
•Configurable as either a DSU or
filtering bridge
•Automatic sensing of DSU or
bridge mode
•Business-class remote
management with SNMP and
Telnet
Cost-Effectively and Quickly Upgrade a T1 or DDS
Connection to IDSL
8-port Ethernet Hub
w/uplink switch
PowerConsole
Port
Aux to V.35
Interface
IDSL
Port
D3100-I IDSL DSU
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Technical Specifications
Physical Interfaces
WAN Interface
•IDSLports with support for symmetric connections
up to 144 Kbps. Compatible with Copper Mountain
CopperEdgeTM access concentrators
LAN Interface:
•Industry-standard V.35 interface for connection
to external router (cable included).
•8-port 10-BaseT Ethernet hub with uplink switch
Management Interface:
•Serial console port with included cable for direct
management connections to PC (DB-9) or
Macintosh (mini-DIN8)
DSU or Bridge Mode
•Autosensing: Frame Relay or Bridged 1483 on
IDSL connection to autoconfigure in DSU or
Ethernet Bridge mode.
•DSU mode (Frame Relay): Copper Mountain IDSL
to V.35 for connection to external router using
Frame Relay protocol
•Ethernet bridge mode (Bridged 1483): Copper
Mountain IDSL to Ethernet for direct connection
to LAN using Bridged 1483 encapsulation
protocol
Advanced Management
•DSLAM Management Integration: Integrated with
Copper Mountain’s CopperViewTM management
for remote troubleshooting, diagnostic and
firmware download
•Menu-driven Console: Management tool
accessible via Telnet, direct serial cable or
remote modem connection
•SNMPv1: MIB II, Ethernet MIB and enterprise
MIB for remote management using SNMP
console applications
•Diagnostic Utilities: ICMP Ping utility to test IP
connectivity from Netopia D3232 to local or
remote IP address; Telnet client to allow remote
access to devices on the remote side of the
bridge or DSU
•Event Histories: Rolling record of up to 128 WAN
and 128 device events recorded in event history
viewable from console connection
•Syslog client: Allows on-going record of all or a
selection of WAN and device events
•Status lights: Front panel with up to 21 status
lights (LEDs) for at-a-glance management of
Ethernet and DSL connection; lighted power
button on front panel for easy on/off control
•Upgrade Firmware: Add features via remotely
accessible TFTP client or X-modem transfer using
remote modem or direct console cable
connection
•Configuration: Download or upload configuration
via remotely accessible TFTP client or X-modem
transfer using remote modem or direct console
cable connection; configuration retained with
firmware upgrades; battery backup to protect
configuration across power failures
Security Features
•Built-in Firewall: Built-in basic firewall pre-
configured to disallow all inbound traffic
•Packet Filters (16 user definable filter sets): IP
and MAC layer packet filtering; Filter packets on
source or destination address, service or
protocol; filter incoming packets for security, or
outgoing packets for more efficient use of IDSL
bandwidth
•Management Access: Password-protected access
to management tools with up to 4 user names
and passwords
Built-in Utilities
•ICMP Ping: Test IP connectivity from router to
local or remote site
•Trace Route: Determine routing path to
particular host name or IP address with a
maximum setting for hops and time out, allows
for reverse DNS
•Trivial File Transfer Protocol (TFTP) Client:
Upload and download firmware and
configuration files directly to the router
Statistics Reported
•Send & Receive packet count: IP, Ethernet
(EtherTalk, LocalTalk packet count available with
AppleTalk Kit only)
•Ethernet Statistics: Packet count, Errors,
collisions
•WAN Statistics: Bytes transmitted and received,
Packets sent and received and remote IP address
•Device Event History: Continuous report of up to
128 device events or until cleared. History
retained after reset
•WAN Event History: Continuous report of up to
128 WAN events or until cleared. History retained
after reset
Package Includes
•Netopia DSU
•One 14.5 ft. RJ45 10-BaseT Ethernet cable
•Console cable
•CD containing complete documentation, useful
setup programs, Internet browsers and other
valuable applications
•2 user License of Timbuktu Pro collaboration
software with equipment registration
Hardware Specifications
•Memory: 4 MB DRAM memory
•Environmental Requirements: Operating: 0° to
+40° C. Storage: 0° to +70° C (20 to 80% non-
condensing)
•Power Requirements: AC 100-240 V; 50/60 Hz;
1.2A
•Dimensions: 9.45” (240 mm) wide X 2.25” (57.2
mm) high X 7.95” (202 mm) long
•Weight: 1lb, 14 oz (851 g) (unit carton)
•UL Listed, CSA Approved, FCC part 68 and part
15, Class A
S-D3100 v0300 ©2000 Netopia Inc.
Corporate Headquarters
2470 Mariner Square Loop
Alameda, CA 94501-1010
[phone]
Fax [phone]
Europe
2, rue du Docteur Lombard
92130 Issy-Les-Moulineaux
France
Customer Services
[phone]
Fax Center
[phone]
(Outside the U.S. or Canada, call
your local Netopia distributor.)
Internet
www.netopia.com
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