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Table of Contents
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Radio frequency interference
3 -
Fcc part
4 -
Ringer equivalence number
5 -
Music on hold warning
7 -
Underwriters laboratories
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CHAPTER 1. Basic Configuration
11 -
Part ii. wan interface and protocols
12 -
Revision history
15 -
Logging in
35 -
LAN Ports
43 -
WAN Ports
45 -
Mini modules
47 -
Port Numbering Examples
48 -
Configuring Simple Network Management Protocol
49 -
SNMP Applications Supported
59 -
Logging System Events
61 -
Configuring Remote Monitoring
65 -
Configuring RMON
66 -
Verifying RMON Configuration
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PART II. WAN Interface and Protocols CHAPTER 6. Serial Interfaces
71 -
Serial Interfaces Overview
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HSSI Interface
75 -
Module Configuration
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Bundle Configuration
79 -
Configuring HSSI
83 -
Chapter 7. wan interfaces
87 -
Configuring ct
90 -
Configuring CT3 bundle
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CHAPTER 8. PPP, MLPPP, and HDLC
95 -
Protocol Configuration
97 -
MLPPP Configuration
98 -
PPP and MLPPP Configuration
99 -
Layer Two Configurations
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PART III. Switching and Routing Protocols CHAPTER 10. Layer-2 Switching
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Layer 2 LAN Switching and Bridging
111 -
IGMP Snooping
112 -
Configuring 802.1x
118 -
LACP Configuration
119 -
GVRP Configuration
120 -
Configuring IGMP Snooping
122 -
Chapter 11. dhcp relay
127 -
CHAPTER 12. Static Routing
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CHAPTER 13. RIP
133 -
Configuring RIP
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Configuring RIPv2 authentication
137 -
Configuring RIP on a bundle interface
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CHAPTER 14. OSPF
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OSPF Configuration
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Chapter 15. bgp
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Protocol Features
149 -
Minimum BGP Configuration
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BGP Application using Route-Map
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CHAPTER 16. MultiCast Protocols
157 -
Configuration example
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CHAPTER 17. VRRP
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Configuring VRRP
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CHAPTER 18. MPLS
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MPLS Forwarding
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Martini L2 VPN Overview
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MPLS Configuration Example
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Enabling label-switching-minimal configuration
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Establishing a Trunk-CSPF disabled
194 -
Establishing a Trunk-Using CSPF
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Establishing a Trunk-Using Explicitly Defined Path
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Reserving Bandwidth for the Trunk
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Adding a Secondary LSP to the Trunk
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Adding Administrative Group Constraints to an LSP
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CHAPTER 19. QoS
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Definitions
204 -
Configuration
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Create Bundle AppTest
206 -
VLAN Identifiers
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Create bundle VLANtest
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Historical Statistics
209 -
Traffic Policing versus Traffic Shaping
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Configuring Traffic Policing
211 -
Multi-Field Classification
213 -
Packet Marking
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Traffic Policing
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Policing Using Single Rate Three Color Marking (srTCM)
219 -
Configuring srTCM
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Configuring trTCM
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Egress Queuing, Shaping and Scheduling
224 -
Buffer Management for Class Queues
227 -
Buffer Reservation for Interfaces
228 -
Congestion Management on Output Queues
233 -
Drop Probability Calculation
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Configuring RED parameters
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Differentiated Services
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QoS Statistics
240 -
Ingress and egress QoS for IP tunnels
241 -
L2 Bridge Based CoS Marking
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Configuration Example
243 -
Policy Based CoS Marking
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Multi-Field Classification using PCLs
248 -
Billing & conformance counters
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Congestion Management on Egress Queues
253 -
Buffer Management
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CHAPTER 20. VLAN forwarding with QoS
255 -
Virtual LAN Domain
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Configuring Bridging on the WAN Interface
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Creating a Bridge Group
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CHAPTER 22. Packet Filtering
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Configuration examples
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Example: Blocking Telnet Access
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CHAPTER 23. Firewall NAT
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Virtual Firewall
272 -
Access Policy Database
274 -
Application Level Gateways
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Application Content Filtering
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Configuring Firewalls
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NAT configuration Examples
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Port Address Translation (Many to one)
281 -
Static NAT (one to one)
283 -
Reverse NAT
286 -
NAT-Failover for Firewalls
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CHAPTER 24. GRE
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Configuring Site to Site Tunnel
290 -
Configuring GRE Site to Site with IPSec
292 -
Configuring GRE Site to Site with IPSec and OSPF
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Introduction to Security
295 -
Access Methods
296 -
Securely Managing the Ubigate iBG3026 System Example
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Joining Two Private Networks Example
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Joining Two Networks using Multiple IPSec Proposals Example
314 -
Supporting Remote User Access Example
326 -
Configuring IPSec Remote Access Example
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PART V. Voice CHAPTER 26. Voice Feature
345 -
Introduction of Voice Feature
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Operation Mode
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Key Functions
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Call routing
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Digit manipulation
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Voice Deployment Scenario
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Introduction to voip gateway features
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CHAPTER 27. VoIP Gateway Management
370 -
Introduction to SIP Gateway Features
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Sip components
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Configuring Basic SIP Gateway
398 -
Configuring Enhanced SIP Gateway Features
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Configuring SIP Security Features
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Verifying and Troubleshooting SIP Features
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Introduction to h.323 gateway features
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CHAPTER 29. H.323 Gateway Management
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Configuring a H.323 Gateway
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Verifying and Troubleshooting H.323 Features
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Introduction to Analog Voice Port Features
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Analog Voice Port Monitoring
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Configuring Analog FXS Voice Port
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Configuring Analog FXO Voice Port
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Configuring analog e & m voice port
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Configuring Analog DID
519 -
Configuring E911 CAMA
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Digital Trunk E1-R2 Features
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Digital trunk t1-cas features
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Overview
579 -
Configuring ISDN BRI
582 -
Configuring ISDN PRI
593 -
Dial peer management
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CHAPTER 33. Routing and Digit Manipulation
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Dial Plan Mode
625 -
Dialed Number Analysis
626 -
Access Group Management
636 -
Trunk Group Management
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PLAR
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Ubigate iBG3026 Configuration Guide/Ed
645 -
Fax Relay with VoIP
649 -
Supplementary services for stand alone mode
663 -
CHAPTER 35. Call Admission Control
669 -
Resource-based CAC
680 -
Call-admission Spike
682 -
Call admission Treatment
683 -
Alarm
685 -
Statistics
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Debug Management
698 -
CDR Management
701 -
Configuring Call Forward for Survivable Telephony
707 -
Configuring System Message for Survivable Telephony
709 -
Configuring COR List for Survivable Telephony
711 -
Configuring Translation for Survivable Telephony
712 -
Configuration guide
717
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