Nortel Networks 4000 Switch User Manual


 
Nautica 4000 Installation Guide
119500-A Rev. A
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For further information about ordering Basic Rate ISDN, refer to
the online document “Ordering Basic Rate ISDN” at
http://www.baynetworks.com.
To configure ISDN, refer to the relevant ISDN chapters in the
online documentation on the installation CD.
WAN Ordering Information
If your Nautica 4000 has a WAN port, connection to a remote unit
can be made via a permanent leased circuit.
European WAN Information
Most European public network digital leased circuit services
are provided with an X.21/V.11 Network Terminating Unit
(NTU) by the service supplier. This can be directly connected
to the Nautica 4000 with the WAN cable provided.
If the leased circuit is supplied without an NTU, one must be
provided before connection to the Nautica 4000.
The WAN interface on the Nautica 4000 can be supplied as
standard with X.21/V.11, V.35/V.10, or V.24/V.28 using the
relevant CLAM WAN Module (C-WAN).
Ensure that your Nautica 4000 is fitted with the correct
interface for the terminating unit supplied.
North American WAN Information
Leased circuit services in North America are not normally
provided with line terminating equipment. A Channel
Service Unit/Data Service Unit (CSU/DSU) must be
obtained to connect the line and the Nautica 4000.
Ensure that your Nautica 4000 is fitted with the correct
interface for the terminating unit supplied (V.35/V.10 is
standard).