RN XS421 PDF
RN XS421 PDF
RN XS421 PDF
BIANCA/BRICK-XS
13.09.1996
New Features
New Syslog Mechanism
The BRICKs syslog mechanism has been simplified.
When sending syslog messages to remote hosts, the
BRICK now sends messages from its different subsystems using one facility.
New Debugging Tool
A new debug command is now available from the SNMP
shell. Debug can be used from a telnet session, console or
ISDN login shell to selectively display system messages
originating from the BRICKs various subsystems.
MIB CHANGES
MIB Changes
Changed System Tables
Several changes have been made to the BRICKs MIB
(management information base):
biboAdmSyslogTable
The biboAdmSyslogFacility object has been removed
and biboAdmSyslogSubject has been added to the
SyslogTable. biboAdmSyslogMessage has a new OID.
biboAdmLogHostTable
The biboAdmLogHostFacilities object has changed to
biboAdmLogHostFacility, and has a new OID. A new
object, biboAdmLogHostType, has been added.
biboAdmConfigTable
The biboAdmConfigCmd object can now be assigned
the value reorg to force a reorganization (i.e. delete entries marked for deletion) of flash ROM. Note
Bug Fixes
CAPI
CAPI now supports selecting of analog modem
(V.22bis) as B1 protocol, as described in the CAPI
addendum Modem and Faxpolling over ISDN.
Incoming Calls with no associated B-channel are
now signalled to the CAPI application with B-channel parameter 2 (use neither B- or D-channel).
Using this mechanism, the application can detect
CALL AWAITING situations.
ISDN
The objects isdnChReceivedOctets and isdnCallReceivedOctets did not indicate the correct number of
bytes in previous releases. The values were always
low and are now correctly indicate the total number
of received bytes including the start flag and CRC.
The objects isdnChTransmitOctets and isdnCallTransmitOctets now also indicate the number of transmitted bytes (including start flag and CRC) correctly.
KNOWN PROBLEMS
Miscellaneous
Configuration changes made by BOOTP sometimes
did not have any effect. They now work correctly.
During automatic reorganization of flash ROM,
sometimes configuration files were inadvertently
deleted. The BRICK-XS now automatically reorganizes flash ROM properly.
Known Problems
BRICKware and Windows NT
Problem
If you want to install BRICKware for Windows on a computer running Windows NT using the NTFS file system
please note that the NTFS file system is case sensitive.
When browsing for the installation directory at the
start of the installation procedure, the dialog box will
convert all pathnames to lowercase letters.
This causes the installation to fail.
Solution
You can avoid this problem by entering the desired pathname by hand, instead of selecting it with a mouseclick.
IP Broadcasting and PCNFS
In DIME Tools Options menu under IP Broadcasting, either global or local broadcasting can be selected. Please
note that when using PC-NFS, only local broadcasting
may be used.
For detailed information, see the online help in DIME
Tools.