PDF user manual for CopperEdge 150

CMCPCompatible = NoEncapsulationType = rfc1483FwdMode= Full-IPPix = 2ServiceClass= None2. The CE150 retrieves the MAC address from the CPEautomatically each time a DSL link is established.3. Remember also that all CE150 ports—Ethernet, WAN,or DSL—are referenced with a PII. For example PII1.2.1 refers to the connector (Port 1) on the front of aDS3 WAN module.4. Hosts connected to the CPE LAN must be configuredwith IP addresses on the subnet defined by the DSLport’s IP address and netmask.5. When you have completed the Initial Configuration ofthe CE150 and its interfaces, save the configurationdata to a file:CRAFT> set cmsystem command=save6. The file is saved on the appropriate volume (P:) as:\ce200\system\config.tgz (or config.txt). For moreinformation, see Saving Values on page 108.7. Use the ping command to verify connectivity.CRAFT> ping 192.181.113.1028. Log out of the Command Line Interface by enteringexit, quit, or logout at the prompt.9. If you fail to log out, the system will perform an autologout after approximately 15 minutes (same asTelnet).Policy-based IP RoutingWith this variation on the IP netmodel, the CE150 is able toroute inbound packets according to the IP address of the originationdevice and outbound packets, regardless of IP address,to a designated interface on the CE150. Two types of interfacesexist:• In IP Policy over a WAN interface, packets outbound fromthe CPE are routed to a destination WAN-port interface(usually an ATM VC or Frame Relay PVC) on the CE150.• In IP Policy Over Ethernet, packets outbound from theCPE are routed to a specific LAN host device through theCE150 Ethernet port.To configure interfaces for Policy-based IP routes and to establishWAN virtual circuits for IP-Policy, follow the procedures inthe IP Policy Over WAN on page 119.&RSSHU(GJH,QVWDOODWLRQDQG2SHUDWLQJ*XLGH