Configuring a CLAN board 1

[grayml57]

What are the steps?

Thanks

 

[kyle555]

Throw it in, add a node name and an ip-interface and maybe a data module depending on your release

 

[AvayaTier3]

System: G3csiV11    Software Version: R011i.03.2.536.1

list node-names

                        NODE NAMES

Type     Name              IP Address
IP       CLAN01            10 .10 .90 .2
IP       clan2             10 .10 .90 .4

change ip-interfaces                                            Page   1 of   8

                                   IP INTERFACES

                                                                        Net
ON Type  Slot  Code Sfx Node Name       Subnet Mask     Gateway Address Rgn VLAN
y C-LAN  01B08 TN799  C CLAN01          255.255.0  .0   10 .10 .20 .1   1   n
y C-LAN  01A06 TN799  D clan2           255.255.0  .0   10 .10 .20 .1   1   n

display communication-interface links                           Page   1 of   6

                                INTERFACE LINKS
Link Enab Est Ext      Type  Dest.      DTE/ Conn.   Name
          Conn               Number     DCE  Module
  1:  y   n   4999     ETHER                         Clan to Adjuncts
  2:  y   n   4986     ETHER                         C-Lan for VoIP

display ip-services                                             Page   1 of   3

                                   IP SERVICES
 Service     Enabled     Local        Local       Remote      Remote
  Type                   Node         Port        Node        Port
SAT           y      CLAN01           5117    any             0
SAT           y      clan2            5117    any             0

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[mojoputter]

1. Insert the circuit pack into an available slot in your port network.
2. From the terminal, log in and issue the following command: LIST CONFIGURATION ALL
3. Write down the location of your C-LAN, you will need this later.
4. Install the amphenol to ethernet adapter (259A). Connect the adapter to ethernet switch via a CAT5 cable.
5. Obtain a static IP Address for the C-LAN.
6. From the terminal, issue this command: CHANGE NODE-NAMES IP
7. In the IP Node Names screen, enter the name (usually CLAN) and the IP Address you obtained in step 5.
8. From the terminal, issue this command: ADD or CHANGE IP-INTERFACE.
9. In the IP-Interfaces screen, leave the Enable Eth Pt to N, enter the type of C-LAN, the CCcSS (CC is Cabinet, c is carrier, SS is slot) from step 3, the Node-Name from step 7, the subnet mask, default gateway, and a network region (usually 1).
10. From the terminal, issue this command: ADD DATA-MODULE (Either use NEXT for the next available extension or enter a specific extension.)
11. In the Data Module screen, enter the type of Ethernet, the port of CCcSS17 (CC is Cabinet, c is carrier, SS is slot) and an available processor link.
12. From the terminal, issue this command: CHANGE IP-SERVICES
13. In the IP-Services screen, enter a service type of SAT, leave enabled as N, enter the local Node-Name from step 7, a port over 5000 (5023 is the standard for CM), and the remote node of "any".
14. Now the C-LAN is set up, but not activated.
15. From the terminal, issue this command: CHANGE IP-INTERFACE and change the "N" in the Enable Eth Pt field to "Y".
16. From the terminal, issue this command: CHANGE IP-SERVICES and change the "N" in the Enabled field to "Y".
17. Now, launch ASA and configure a connection. Make sure that you specify the IP Address from step 3 and the port from step 13.