PDF user manual for CopperEdge 150

Each CopperVPN group is separate and independent from theothers, so groups can have overlapping IP addresses. This separation,together with the overall design of the CE150, also enhancessecurity by preventing IP packets from crossing fromone CopperVPN group to another. There is no restriction on thesize of CopperVPN groups; a group may have one member or includeevery DSL port.To establish a CopperVPN link, you must issue a series of setcmIface commands to the interfaces making up the CopperVPNgroup, to the DSL ports and the associated WAN VC.1. For each DSL port to be aggregated, configure itsNetModel, DestPII, and EncapsulationType objects asfollows:CRAFT> set cmiface [1.4.1] netmodel=coppervpndestpii=1.4.1.23 encapsulationtype=rfc1483Set SuccessfulCRAFT> get cmiface [1.4.1]Group: cmIfaceTableInstance: [1.4.1.0]PII = 1.4.1.0IfIndex = 1.4.1.0Name= Port NameGroupName= Group NameAdditionalInfo = Port InformationNetModel= CopperVPNIpAddr = 0.0.0.0NetMask = 0.0.0.0MacAddr= ff.ff.ff.ff.ff.ffBurnedInMacAddr = 0.60.58.1.1.2cFarEndAddr = 0.0.0.0DestPII = 1.2.1.23CMCPCompatible = YesEncapsulationType = rfc1483FwdMode= CopperVPNPix = 4Service Class = D2. Identify the WAN VC on which to aggregate these DSLlinks by specifying its NetModel andEncapsulationType objects:CRAFT> set cmiface [1.2.1.23] netmodel=coppervpnencapsulationtype=rfc1490Set SuccessfulIf the WAN interface is ATM, use RFC1483 instead ofRFC1490.CRAFT> get cmiface [1.4.1.23]Group: cmIfaceTableInstance: [1.2.1.23]PII = 1.2.1.23IfIndex = 1.2.1.23Name= Port NameGroupName= Group NameAdditionalInfo = Port InfoNetModel= CopperVPNIpAddr = 0.0.0.0NetMask = 0.0.0.0MacAddr= ff.ff.ff.ff.ff.ffBurnedInMacAddr = ff.ff.ff.ff.ff.ffFarEndAddr = 0.0.0.0DestPII = 0.0.0.0CMCPCompatible = NoEncapsulationType = rfc1490FwdMode= CopperVPNautoPix = 4Service Class = D&RSSHU(GJH,QVWDOODWLRQDQG2SHUDWLQJ*XLGH