This guide provides network professionals with information on Nortel router technology and implementing the proper configuration settings. It features step-by-step, hands-on configuration instructions for using Nortel routers with TCP/IP.
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The ONLY guide to configuring Nortel-specific routers
Set up, configure, and maintain Nortel Networks routers with TCP/IP using this definitive reference. Including basic fundamentals, advanced topics, and troubleshooting tips, this complete resource gives you clear, step-by-step instructions for correct implementation that will maximize router performance. The router hardware and software section gives detailed product overviews, describes both product features as well as the complete boot process. This hands-on guide walks you through using the Technician Interface (TI) software to manage files and events and run system scripts, allowing you to get peak performance from Nortel routers and the entire network.
Learn to:
- Configure Nortel-specific routers with TCP/IP
- Run Nortel’s Technician Interface scripts and commands
- Monitor MIB structure
- Analyze and troubleshoot router performance
- Configure IPX parameters and traffic filters
Additional material in the appendices includes coverage of router hardware architecture and site manager tools--event manager, trap monitor, and image builder. For anyone working with LAN and WAN technologies or the operation and management of Nortel Network routers, this is the most authoritative book available.
Coverage includes:
- Router hardware/software overview
- Technician Interface (TI) software commands
- Nortel Networks MIB structure
- IPX network configuration
- Transparent bridging
- Source route bridging
- Site manager tools
About the Author
Jean-Pierre Comeau (Jacksonville, FL) is a senior networking engineer with JM Family Enterprises, Inc. with over seven years of experience implementing and managing mulitple protocols and hardware devices. He has supported HP and Nortel routers and switches and has administered Windows NT and Novell networks.
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Nortel Router Config,
By Walter Picca (Detroit, Michigan) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Nortel Networks Router Configuration (Paperback)
While prepping for the NNCSS certification, I came across this book after hearing a couple of friends recomendations. I have since completed the certification, and I will continue to use this book as a reference. I found the book to be most helpful. The book contains all aspects of nortel router configuration that was needed for my certification and it will continue to help me as a reference in the future at my place of employment.*****
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Nortel Networks Router Configuration,
By A Customer
This review is from: Nortel Networks Router Configuration (Paperback)
This book should be titled how to use Nortels Site Manager. No help with the Bay Command Console (bcc), or how to deal with Nortel's command line interface's.
4.0 out of 5 stars
Great help,
By A Customer
This review is from: Nortel Networks Router Configuration (Paperback)
This book was a huge help to me. When my company merged with another that used Nortel instead of Cisco, I was at a loss (especially since the business groups wanted to add new Nortel routers). This book laid out the steps to configure the router using Nortel's Site Manager. Being a Cisco person and partial to a CLI, I do feel this book could use a little more examples on using the Nortel's command line interface. But, as it stands, it was thorough.
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This chapter serves as an introduction to the rest of the book by describing the various routers available from Nortel Networks. Read the first page Key Phrases - Statistically Improbable Phrases (SIPs): (learn more)
current screen list, uniform traffic filters, system resource module, global memory pool, end station support, dual multichannel, router image, station cache, router families, processor module, predefined screens, synchronous interfaces, protocol type field, root bridge, slot mask, local data store, link module, explorer frame, filter template, router hardware, upstream router, source route bridging, console port, config file, transparent bridge Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
Site Manager, Token Ring, Spanning Tree, Command Description, Quick Get, Router Files Manager, Frame Relay, Technician Interface, Statistics Manager, Access Node, Configuring Nortel Networks Routers, Screen Builder, Global Protocols, Screen Manager, Access Stack Node, Backbone Node, Directed Netboot, Field Description, Parameter Description, Circuit Definition, Network Access, Routing Information Protocol, File Transfer Protocol, Filter Template Management, Parallel Packet Express New!
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This chapter serves as an introduction to the rest of the book by describing the various routers available from Nortel Networks. Read the first page Key Phrases - Statistically Improbable Phrases (SIPs): (learn more)
current screen list, uniform traffic filters, system resource module, global memory pool, end station support, dual multichannel, router image, station cache, router families, processor module, predefined screens, synchronous interfaces, protocol type field, root bridge, slot mask, local data store, link module, explorer frame, filter template, router hardware, upstream router, source route bridging, console port, config file, transparent bridge Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
Site Manager, Token Ring, Spanning Tree, Command Description, Quick Get, Router Files Manager, Frame Relay, Technician Interface, Statistics Manager, Access Node, Configuring Nortel Networks Routers, Screen Builder, Global Protocols, Screen Manager, Access Stack Node, Backbone Node, Directed Netboot, Field Description, Parameter Description, Circuit Definition, Network Access, Routing Information Protocol, File Transfer Protocol, Filter Template Management, Parallel Packet Express New!
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- Nortel Networks: A Beginner's Guide by James Edwards in Back Matter
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