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HAPTER 21: CONFIGURING SUBSCRIBER MANAGEMENT
Dest Mask Bit mask that applies to the destination IP address prior to
matching. The destination IP address and mask are the
matching criteria for the packet. By default, the destination IP
address and mask specify a filter that matches all destination
addresses. The mask entry is not necessarily the same as the
subnet mask.
TCP/UDP Filter
Source Port
(Applies
only to TCP
or UDP
filters.)
Optional. The source TCP or UDP port number to match.
Specify one of the following values:
■ Any: Match any source port
■ Number: Match a source port number to the TCP or UDP
port. The allowable TCP or UDP port number range is 0 to
65536. Note that specifying 65536 is the same as
specifying “Any.”
Destination
Port
(Applies
only to TCP
or UDP
filters.)
Optional. The destination TCP or UDP port number to match.
Specify one of the following values:
■ Any: Match any source port
■ Number: Match a source port number to a TCP or UDP
port. The allowable TCP or UDP port number range is 0 to
65536. Note that specifying 65536 is the same as
specifying “Any.”
TCP Flag Values Optional. The value of the TCP flags. The following is a list of
the TCP flag options. Leaving this field blank indicates a null
value (no flags).
TCP flags must always be a subset of the TCP flag mask in
order for the packet header to be matched.
■ For example, to match all packets where only the “urgent”
flag is set, and the mask is set at “syn”, and “fin,” the
resulting flag values would be “urgent” and the mask
would be: “urgent, syn, fin.”
urgent Indicates the TCP segment is urgent
ack Indicates the acknowledgement number field in the TCP field
segment is significant.
push Indicates the TCP software to push all the data sent so far
through the pipeline to the receiving application.
reset Indicates the connection is reset.
syn Indicates that the sequence numbers are resynchronized,
marking the beginning of a connection.
Parameter Description
- Cuda 12000 IP Access Switch 1
- CudaView Administration Guide 1
- 8 Technology Drive 3
- Westborough, MA 01581 3
- CUDA 12000 CUDAVIEW 5
- 3 CUDAVIEW DESKTOP TOOLS 6
- 4 MANAGING USER ACCOUNTS 6
- 5 CHASSIS MANAGEMENT 6
- 6 MANAGING MULTIPLE CHASSIS 7
- 8 MANAGING SYSTEM EVENTS 8
- 9 MODULE ADMINISTRATION 8
- 11 FAULT MANAGEMENT 10
- PART III IP ROUTING 11
- 13 CREATING ROUTE FILTERS 12
- 14 IP PACKET FILTERING 13
- 15 NETWORK-LAYER BRIDGING 13
- 16 CONFIGURING DHCP RELAY 14
- 17 IP MULTICAST 14
- 20 MANAGING CABLE MODEMS 16
- 22 BROWSING MIBS 18
- ABOUT THIS GUIDE 19
- Document Objective 20
- Audience 21
- Document Organization 22
- Document Organization 23 23
- Appendices 24
- Notations 25
- : ABOUT THIS GUIDE 26
- Related Documentation 27
- Contacting Customer Support 28
- ADMINISTRATION OVERVIEW 29
- CUDA 12000 OVERVIEW 31
- Hardware 32
- ■ Management Module 33
- ■ DOCSIS Modules 33
- 1: CUDA 12000 OVERVIEW 34
- Software 35
- Minimum Chassis Configuration 35
- Optional 37
- FastFlow 37
- IP Routing Configuration 38
- GETTING STARTED 39
- About the Desktop 41
- Accessing the Desktop 42
- Logging into the Cuda 12000 43
- 2: GETTING STARTED 44
- Navigating the Desktop 46
- Window Layout 47
- Navigating Folders 50
- Navigating Tabs 51
- Using Buttons 51
- Greyed Out Buttons and Tabs 52
- Figure 2-17 Module View 56
- The Menu Bar 57
- Edit Menu 58
- View Menu 58
- Tools Menu 58
- CUDAVIEW DESKTOP TOOLS 61
- Tools from the Tools Menu 62
- Trace Route 63
- Intial TTL 64
- Source Address 64
- UDP Port 64
- DS (TOS) Field 64
- Trace Log 65
- 3: CUDAVIEW DESKTOP TOOLS 66
- Figure 3-4 Monitor Log Tab 67
- Tools from the Tools Menu 69 69
- Tools from the Tools Menu 71 71
- CLI Console 73
- Table Manipulation 74
- Figure 3-8 Refresh Option 75
- Disabling and Enabling Sort 76
- Table Manipulation 77 77
- Performance Graphing 78
- Plotting 79
- Example 2 80
- Plotting 81 81
- Plotting a Pie Graph 82
- Plotting 83 83
- Example 1 86
- Plotting 89 89
- MANAGING USER ACCOUNTS 93
- About User Manager 94
- Default Account Information 95
- Accessing User Manager 96
- Creating Profiles 97
- Adding User Accounts 100
- What You See 101
- Parameter Descriptions 101
- Modifying User Accounts 102
- Deleting User Accounts 103
- 4: MANAGING USER ACCOUNTS 104
- ADC Telecommunications, Inc 104
- CHASSIS ADMINISTRATION 105
- CHASSIS MANAGEMENT 107
- 5: CHASSIS MANAGEMENT 108
- Configuring a Chassis 111
- Navigation Path 113
- Procedure 113
- Configuring a Chassis 115 115
- Configuring Traffic Relay 116
- MANAGING MULTIPLE CHASSIS 119
- Figure 6-2 120
- 6: MANAGING MULTIPLE CHASSIS 122
- SIMPLE NETWORK MANAGEMENT 125
- PROTOCOL (SNMP) 125
- SNMP Security 126
- Configuring SNMPv3 Contexts 130
- Modifying SNMPv3 Contexts 131
- Deleting SNMPv3 Contexts 133
- Configuring SNMPv3 Users 134
- Adding SNMPv3 Users 135
- Modifying SNMPv3 Users 137
- Deleting SNMPv3 Users 140
- Configuring SNMP Groups 141
- Adding SNMP Groups 143
- Modifying SNMP Groups 144
- Deleting an SNMP Group 145
- Configuring SNMP Access Views 146
- Adding an SNMP Access View 147
- Modifying an SNMP Access View 148
- Deleting an SNMP Access View 150
- Configuring SNMP Communities 151
- Adding an SNMP Community 153
- Modifying an SNMP Community 154
- Deleting an SNMP Community 156
- Adding an SNMP Host 156
- Modifying an SNMP Host 158
- Deleting an SNMP Host 159
- Before You Begin 160
- Adding an SNMP Notification 161
- Deleting an SNMP Notification 164
- Figure 7-25 DOCSIS Window 173
- Description Event Level 174
- Figure 7-26 Routing Window 175
- MANAGING SYSTEM EVENTS 179
- About System Events 180
- 8: MANAGING SYSTEM EVENTS 182
- Configuring Event Reporting 183
- Viewing Event Levels 184
- Reporting Actions 184
- Reporting Action Description 185
- Viewing the Events 188
- Viewing the Events 189 189
- Field Description 189
- Clearing the Event Log 190
- MODULE ADMINISTRATION 191
- About Cuda 12000 Modules 192
- What you see 193
- About Card Summary 194
- Viewing Module Topology 196
- Viewing Module Topology 197 197
- Managing Modules 198
- Managing Modules 199 199
- 9: MODULE ADMINISTRATION 200
- Parameter Description 200
- Monitoring Buffer Pool Size 202
- Monitoring CPU Utilization 204
- 1 hour in 1 minute intervals 207
- 1 day in 1 hour intervals 207
- Module Panel 210
- The Tab Panel 210
- Interface Summary Window 211
- PACKET OVER SONET 227
- ADMINISTRATION 227
- Layer 3 — Network Layer 228
- Layer 2 — Data Link Layer 228
- Counter Description 237
- Section Layer Administration 240
- The Path 245
- Viewing Line Status 246
- Configuring SONET Alarms 247
- Alarm Description 249
- Configuring PPP Security 253
- Configuring PPP Users 258
- Adding a PPP User Account 259
- Modifying a PPP User Account 260
- Deleting a PPP User Account 260
- Configuring LCP 261
- Viewing LCP Statistics 262
- Enabling NCP 264
- FAULT MANAGEMENT 267
- About Fault Management 268
- 11: FAULT MANAGEMENT 270
- About Fault Management 271 271
- Alarm Tables 273
- Viewing the Alarm Log 274
- Alarm Management 277
- Configuring OSPF Alarms 278
- Configuring POS Alarms 280
- Alarm Throttling 282
- Configuring Hardware Alarms 284
- Configuring Alarms Out 285
- Clock ■ Bits A 288
- Red Alarm 288
- Configuring Fault Reporting 291
- HAPTER 11: FAULT MANAGEMENT 294
- IP ROUTING 299
- CONFIGURING IP ROUTING 301
- Before You Begin 303 303
- Configuring IP 304
- Loopback Interface 306
- Adding an IP Interface 307
- Deleting IP Interfaces 309
- Configuring ARP Entries 310
- Adding an ARP Map Entry 312
- Deleting an ARP Entry 313
- Clearing ARP Caches 313
- Configuring IP Source Routing 314
- Adding a Source Route 315
- Configuring RIP Global 317
- Adding a RIP Interface 319
- Configuring RIP Global 321 321
- Modifying RIP Interfaces 322
- Deleting RIP Interfaces 323
- Viewing RIP Neighbors 323
- Adding a RIP Neighbor 324
- Viewing RIP Statistics 325
- Viewing Current Statistics 327
- 12: CONFIGURING IP ROUTING 328
- Configuring OSPF Global 329
- Viewing OSPF Areas 331
- Defining OSPF Areas 332
- Configuring OSPF Global 333 333
- Configuring OSPF Global 335 335
- Defining OSPF Area Ranges 337
- Configuring OSPF Global 339 339
- Configuring OSPF Interfaces 340
- Adding OSPF Parameters 342
- Viewing OSPF Neighbors 344
- Adding a Virtual Interface 350
- Viewing Discovered Routes 353
- Viewing Discovered Routes 355 355
- Configuring Static Routes 356
- Adding a Static Route 357
- Deleting a Static Route 358
- CREATING ROUTE FILTERS 359
- 13: CREATING ROUTE FILTERS 360
- Configuring Import ACEs 363
- Modifying RIP Import ACEs 367
- Deleting RIP Import ACEs 367
- Creating OSPF Import ACEs 368
- Modifying OSPF Import ACEs 370
- Deleting OSPF Import ACEs 371
- Configuring Import ACLs 372
- Configuring Import ACLs 373 373
- Viewing ACE Settings 374
- Sorting ACEs within the ACL 374
- Determining ACL Status 374
- Configuring Import ACLs 375 375
- Configuring Import ACLs 377 377
- Configuring Import ACLs 379 379
- Modifying RIP Export ACEs 383
- Deleting RIP Export ACEs 384
- Creating OSPF Export ACEs 384
- Modifying OSPF Export ACEs 387
- Deleting OSPF Export ACEs 387
- 5. Click the ACE tab 388
- IP PACKET FILTERING 395
- About IP Packet Filtering 396
- Access Lists 398
- Creating Access Lists 400
- 14: IP PACKET FILTERING 402
- Modifying Access Lists 403
- Deleting Access Lists 403
- Applying Access Lists 406
- Changing the Priority 407
- Modifying IP Filter Aging 411
- NETWORK-LAYER BRIDGING 413
- About Network-Layer Bridging 414
- Creating Bridge Groups 418
- Creating Bridge Groups 419 419
- 15: NETWORK-LAYER BRIDGING 420
- Parameters 421
- Interface Window”) 424
- Setting Bridge Flow Timers 430
- NLBG Aging Timeout 431
- Value (in minutes) 431
- CONFIGURING DHCP RELAY 433
- About DHCP Relay 434
- 16: CONFIGURING DHCP RELAY 436
- Configuring the DHCP Server 440
- Deleting DHCP Server 441
- Configuring DHCP Authority 442
- DHCP and BOOTP Policies 447
- Configuring DHCP Policies 449
- Modifying a DHCP Policy 451
- Deleting a DHCP Policy 452
- Defining BOOTP Polices 453
- Modifying a BOOTP Policy 456
- Deleting a BOOTP Policy 457
- IP MULTICAST 459
- About IP Multicast 460
- IGMP Proxy 461
- Figure 17-1 Example Network 462
- Managing IGMP Interfaces 463
- Configuring an IGMP Interface 464
- 17: IP MULTICAST 466
- Managing IGMP Interfaces 467 467
- Configuring IGMP Groups 468
- Adding IGMP Groups 470
- Deleting IGMP Groups 471
- Configuring IGMP Proxy 472
- Adding IGMP Proxy 473
- Deleting IGMP Proxies 476
- Configuring IGMP Proxy 477 477
- Viewing IP Multicast Routes 478
- CABLE MODEM TERMINATION 479
- CONFIGURING AND MONITORING 481
- SYSTEMS 481
- Overview 482
- Configuring MAC Interfaces 485
- Table 18-3 488
- Downstream Channel Statistics 495
- Configuring Upstream Channels 497
- In Discard 503
- Configuring Frequency Hopping 505
- Adding a Policy 508
- Modifying a Policy 509
- Deleting a Policy 509
- Resetting a Policy 509
- Setting Map Parameters 510
- Setting Ranging Parameters 512
- Threshold (dB) 513
- ■ none - no encryption 523
- Configuring Flap Control 526
- Clearing Flap Lists 528
- Viewing QoS Profile Summaries 530
- Adding a Modulation Profile 536
- Modifying a Profile 538
- Deleting a Profile 539
- Copying a Modulation Profile 539
- CONFIGURING BPI PLUS 541
- CERTIFICATES 541
- Access Privileges 542
- Adding a CA Certificate 543
- Modifying a CA Certificate 546
- Deleting a CA Certificate 547
- Viewing a X509 Certificate 547
- Adding a CM Certificate 549
- Modifying a CM Certificate 552
- Deleting a CM Certificate 553
- MANAGING CABLE MODEMS 555
- Tab Descriptions 556
- Managing Status Summary 558
- Resetting a Cable Modem 560
- Modifying an Upstream Channel 561
- 20: MANAGING CABLE MODEMS 566
- Viewing a QoS Profile 569
- Managing BPI Parameters 572
- Managing BPI Parameters 577 577
- Managing BPI Parameters 579 579
- Viewing Privacy TEK 580
- Managing BPI Parameters 581 581
- Configuring Privacy TEK 582
- Monitoring the Flap List 585
- Monitoring Quality of Service 587
- Viewing Service Flows 589
- Viewing the Parameter Set 591
- Viewing Service Flows 593 593
- Viewing Classifiers 597
- Viewing Classifier Details 598
- Viewing Classifiers 601 601
- Viewing Classifiers 603 603
- Viewing the Service Flows Log 605
- Deleting Service Flow Logs 607
- CONFIGURING SUBSCRIBER 609
- MANAGEMENT 609
- How Filtering Works 610
- Viewing CPEs Settings 613
- Viewing Packet Filter Groups 618
- Adding a Packet Filter Group 620
- Deleting Packet Filter Groups 624
- BROWSING MIBS 625
- Cable Modem MIBs 626
- Cable Modem MIBs 627 627
- MTA MIBs 628
- 22: BROWSING MIBS 630
- ■ True: Voice is enabled 659
- ■ False: Voice is disabled 659
- CONFIGURING EXTERNAL 665
- PROVISIONING SERVERS 665
- GLOSSARY 669
- : GLOSSARY 670
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