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access the virtual circuit via the UMI
BNS or the IP network.
1.2 A
S
PPLICATION
PECIFICATIONS
Number of X.25 devices per DT-6061
Number of Virtual Circuits per X.25 Device
PAD Service
X.25 Pass-Through Service
Number of OA&M Channels available
Measurements Available
Alarms
SNMP (DT-6061 Agent)
1.3 A
B
PPLICATION
ASIC
1.3.1 I
T
NTERFACE
YPES
There are three distinct interface types on the IP-PAD application.
The Configuration Circuits
This interface type is used for configuration and administration of the IP-PAD application for a
particular X.25 connection via Telnet.
The Virtual X.25 Line Circuits
For this interface type, one virtual X.25 line is configured to receive on a TCP Port. This TCP port
will then listen for the TCP call from the DT-4000, UMI, etc. The specific TCP port used is the
configured base + 0.
The X.25 VCC (via X.3 PAD) Circuits.
For this interface type, one TCP port is configured per VCC on the X.25 line. These TCP ports will
listen for a call from an endpoint that requires access to the VCC. The specific TCP ports used
begin at the configured base + 1 for X.25 VCC 1, and increment in proportion.
1.3.2 C
U
IRCUIT
SAGE
The IP-PAD application would have its X.25 line, and per circuit configuration entered. This
includes the base TCP port number that establishes the range of TCP ports relating to that X.25
line.
Once restored to service, the X.25 line TCP port (offset 0 from the base) listens for in inbound call
from a DT-4000, UMI, or DT-2020/SAM port. This establishes the connectivity with the remote
X.25 network element endpoint.
The VCC TCP ports (offset 1 – Number of Virtual Circuits) will listen on their respective TCP ports
for inbound calls as well. Any host, or other IP endpoint, may make a telnet call to these TCP
ports for per virtual circuit connectivity to the X.25 network element.
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The UMI allows both synchronous and asynchronous endpoints connected to a BNS network to access
endpoints on an IP network. Similarly, endpoints on an IP network can access both synchronous and
asynchronous endpoints on a BNS network.
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. The same is true of terminal and PC devices on either the
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Yes (Per Virtual Circuit)
Yes (Per Virtual Circuit)
One per X.25 device.
LAPB, Packet Layer PAD, Byte Counts,Error Counts
Yes
Yes
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