PDF user manual for CopperEdge 150

&RQILJXULQJ3RUWVIRU9:$12YHU(WKHUQHWConfiguration of DSL ports and WAN VCs for VWAN is describedin Chapter 4. Although the Ethernet port does not supportvirtual circuits, it must still be configured in order tofunction properly in the VWAN networking model.If the CE150 Ethernet port has not yet been configured, explicitlyassign its networking model and encapsulation type. If theEthernet port will be used for system management, you willalso need to specify its IP address and mask. For example:CRAFT> set cmiface [1.3.1] ipaddr=192.168.1.1netmask=255.255.255.253 netmodel=vwan encapsulationtype=noneSet SuccessfulCRAFT> get cmiface [1.3.1]The response will display all objects in the cmIface group for thespecified instance (the Ethernet interface).Group: cmIfaceTableInstance: [1.3.1.0]PII = 1.3.1.0IfIndex = 1.3.1.0Name= EthernetPortGroupName= GarfieldAdditionalInfo= Brighton AP OfficeNetModel= VWANIpAddr = 192.168.1.1NetMask = 255.255.255.0MacAddr= 0.80.56.34.da.87BurnedInMacAddr= 0.80.56.34.da.87FarEndAddr = 0.0.0.0DestPii = 0.0.0.0CMCPCompatible= NoEncapsulationType = NoneFwdMode= VWAN bridgePix = 1ServiceClass= DVWAN over Ethernet functions as a “nailed-up” point-to-pointlink to a single router, and there can be no other device on theLAN. Note that the Ethernet port, when configured for VWAN,operates in promiscuous mode. Thus, you cannot specify an IPaddress for the router. Rather the CE150 learns the MAC addressof the router from the received packet stream.Note also, that the forwarding mode over Ethernet is always displayedas bridge, regardless of the number of DSL ports served.&RSSHU(GJH,QVWDOODWLRQDQG2SHUDWLQJ*XLGH