Tiesse Imola Bedienungsanleitung

Imola/Lipari Quick Start Guide

Basic operations & CLI commands

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IMOLA/LIPARI QUICK START GUIDE

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Last update: June 5th 2017

Attention! In this document are explained only a restricted and selected group of commands and features,

find more in the Imola/Lipari User Guide, available at www.tiesse.com

IMOLA/LIPARI QUICK START GUIDE

SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS

Use exclusively the power kit supplied. Plug the power directly into a wall socket properly earthed.

In case of a model without the ON/OFF switch, place the device as close as possible to the 230V wall outlet.

The mains plug must be easily accessible. To turn off the router, power connection must be removed from

the wall outlet.

Do not place the system where the power cable can be stepped on.

Do not place objects on the power cable.

If you need to disconnect the power for installation jobs, be sure to unplug the power from the wall socket.

GSM antennas and / or Wi-Fi, where the router model requires their use, must not be placed in a stable

manner at a distance of less than 20 cm from all persons.

In case of a model equipped with rear bush for grounding (see picture pag 14): connect the device to the

power system ground via lug and yellow-green cable.

SIM MANAGING

(Only for models in which it is provided)

Please, refer to the SIM Installation User Guide, available on Tiesse's website: http://www.tiesse.com

CAUTION! Before removing the cover:

Turn off the device

Unplug the telecommunication cables (xDSL, ISDN)

Unplug the power cable from the wall socket

Unplug GSM or Wi-Fi aerials if present

After you worked on the router:

Close the device and secure the cover as shown in the instructions

Plug the power cable into the wall socket

Plug the telecommunication cables (xDSL, ISDN)

Plug GSM or Wi-Fi aerials if present

Turn on the device

IF THE ROUTER DOESN’T WORK

Do not intervene, in any way, on the device

Contact Tiesse via e-mail at support@tiesse.com to begin the process of repair or replacement

under warranty.

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EMC, R&TTE AND RED CONFORMITY

Tiesse S.p.A. ensures that Imola products meet the essential requirements of European Directives:

2014/30/UE - EMC Directive

2014/35/UE –Low voltage Directive

2014/53/UE –RED Directive

2011/65/EU - RoHS directive (Restriction of Hazardous Substances) that limit the use of hazardous

materials in the manufacture of electric or electronic devices

and to the previously existing directive, as well as the relevant harmonized technical standards.

Features of the devices equipped with radio interface:

Frequency Range:

Mobile: 824 MHz –2690 MHz

Wi-Fi: 2400 MHz –2483 MHz

Maximum RF Tx Power: 2W

The products of Tiesse S.p.A. are manufactured to prevent behavior that does not comply with Directive

2014/53 / EU.

The full text of EU Declaration of Conformity and User Guides of Tiesse S.p.A.‟s products are available at

the following internet address: www.tiesse.com

RAEE CONFORMITY

USER INFORMATION

According to art. 26 of Legislative Decree March 14, 2014, n.49: "Implementation of the

Directives 2012/19/EU, on electrical and electronic equipment waste".

The crossed-out wheelie bin symbol (Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment Directive –

WEEE Directive) on Tiesse's routers and packaging indicates that the product must be

collected separately from normal waste at the end of its life.

The recycling of this equipment at the end of its life is organized and managed by Tiesse

S.p.A..

The user who wishes to dispose of this equipment must contact Tiesse S.p.A. by e-mail at

support@tiesse.com address and follow the system that Tiesse has adopted to allow the separate collection

of the device at end of life.

The separate collection for the subsequent recycling, treatment and environmentally compatible disposal

of the device, helps to prevent negative effects on the environment and health and promotes the reuse

and/or recycling of the materials making up the equipment.

Illegal dumping of the product by the owner involves the application of administrative sanctions provided

by law.

The module Imola and all its components must be used solely and exclusively for the purpose for which

they were appointed. Tiesse disclaims any liability caused by improper or clumsy use of the module or one

or more parts of which it is composed.

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SUMMARY

SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS..............................................................................................................................3

SIM MANAGING ...................................................................................................................................................3

IF THE ROUTER DOESN‟T WORK.........................................................................................................................3

SUMMARY............................................................................................................................................................5

MODELS TO WHICH THIS GUIDE IS APPLICABLE ..........................................................................1

INTRODUCTION...............................................................................................................................................2

MAIN FUNCTIONALITIES .....................................................................................................................................4

ACCESSING ROUTER......................................................................................................................................5

ACCESS VIA TTYS0 PORT....................................................................................................................................5

ttyS0 port settings .........................................................................................................................................5

ACCESS VIA ETH0 AND ETH1 PORTS ................................................................................................................. 5

eth0/eth1 default settings ............................................................................................................................6

APPROACH THE ROUTER ...........................................................................................................................7

USERNAME AND PASSWORD...............................................................................................................................7

PASSWORD RECOVERY PROCEDURE................................................................................................................... 7

REBOOT OF THE ROUTER ...................................................................................................................................7

SOFTWARE VERSION AND MODEL ......................................................................................................................8

BASIC ROUTER CONFIGURATION ..........................................................................................................9

CONFIGURATION PROCEDURE............................................................................................................................9

COMMAND-LINE INTERFACE (CLI) GUIDE .........................................................................................................10

ETHERNET INTERFACE..............................................................................................................................12

INTERFACE CONFIGURATION ...........................................................................................................................12

DISPLAYING INTERFACE STATUS ......................................................................................................................12

ETHERNET LEDS MEANING................................................................................................................................13

ADSL INTERFACE..........................................................................................................................................14

CONFIGURATION ..............................................................................................................................................14

DISPLAYING ADSL CONFIG, STATUS AND STATISTICS ....................................................................................17

ADSL LEDS MEANING ........................................................................................................................................18

MOBILE INTERFACE ....................................................................................................................................19

CONFIGURATION ..............................................................................................................................................19

DISPLAYING GPRS CONFIGURATION, STATUS AND STATISTICS .....................................................................22

GPRS LEDS MEANING ........................................................................................................................................24

SMS HANDLING .................................................................................................................................................25

MOBILE SERVICE CONNECTION: THE HELLO COMMAND ................................................................................28

SIM PIN UNLOCK ...............................................................................................................................................28

IMSI AND IMEI READING ...................................................................................................................................29

WI-FI INTERFACE...........................................................................................................................................30

CONFIGURATION ..............................................................................................................................................30

DHCP PROTOCOL ........................................................................................................................................33

DHCP-SERVER CONFIGURATION.......................................................................................................................33

MAC ADDRESS CONTROL .................................................................................................................................34

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DHCP SERVICE‟S MULTIPLE INSTANCES ...........................................................................................................34

STATIC ROUTES............................................................................................................................................37

CONFIGURATION ..............................................................................................................................................37

DISPLAYING STATIC ROUTES............................................................................................................................37

SYSLOG ..............................................................................................................................................................39

LOGGING FUNCTION CONFIGURATION............................................................................................................39

TIMEZONE ........................................................................................................................................................42

TIMEZONE CONFIGURATION ............................................................................................................................42

CONFIGURATION EXAMPLES.................................................................................................................43

DHCP SERVER ....................................................................................................................................................43

ADSL NAT WITH AN IP LAN CUSTOMER WITH PUBLIC AND PRIVATE IP..........................................................43

ADSL IP WITH A POOL OF PUBLIC AND PRIVATE IP..........................................................................................44

GPRS ON PUBLIC APN (INTERNET NAVIGATION)..............................................................................................45

GPRS ON PRIVATE APN WITH GRE TUNNEL......................................................................................................46

ADSL WITH RADIO MOBILE BACKUP .................................................................................................................48

Models to which this guide is applicable

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MODELS TO WHICH THIS GUIDE IS APPLICABLE

This document is valid for all the models with the software version from 4.4.2-5 and onwards.

To check the software version, refer to the "Accessing Imola" chapter; if you find that your device has a

previous version than the 4.4.2-5, please contact Tiesse‟s support team to learn if you can update it or to

receive the User Guide of the software version you have (e-mail contact: support@tiesse.com).

Attention!

This document is a Quick Start Guide, different from the complete User Guide.

Here are explained only a limited and selected group of commands and features, you can find them all in

the Imola/Lipari User Guide, available at www.tiesse.com

Introduction

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INTRODUCTION

Download the complete Imola/Lipari User Guide at www.tiesse.com

Tiesse provides a range of network devices that offers typical Router functions in both wired and wireless

configurations (supporting ISDN/HDSL/ADSL/VDSL/G.SHDSL/GBE on fixed networks and GPRS/EDGE,

UMTS/HSDPA/HSUPA/LTE connections on mobile networks). Devices designed in order to connect local and

remote sites in particular when security, service availability and network performance are of prime

importance.

IMOLA and LIPARI routers are based on 3 functional modules, not necessarily physically separate: a module

containing the main features; a module hosting protocol controllers and WAN interface; a power supply

module which may supply both an AC/DC converter (Internal Power Supply) and a DC/DC converter

(External Power Supply).

In order to distinguish the different characteristics and communication interfaces, each model is identified

by the name Imola or Lipari XYZK, where:

X identifies the type of WAN connection on mobile network

Y identifies the type of local network connection

Z identifies the type of WAN connection on wired network

K identifies the type of LAN port (FE or GBE)

The values are as follows:

- In the model with 8 Ethernet ports, the 6, 7 and 8 are always FE independently of the other 5, which may be the FE or GBE

No mobile network connection

GPRS (models no longer in production)

GPRS / EDGE

GPRS / EDGE / UMTS / HSDPA

GPRS / EDGE / UMTS / HSDPA / HSUPA

GPRS / EDGE / UMTS / HSDPA / HSUPA / LTE

1 Ethernet port present

2 Ethernet ports

5 switch Ethernet ports (4 ports in LX version)

1 Wi-Fi (besides Ethernet switch)

8 Ethernet ports1

No WAN connection

ADSL

ADSL2+

HDSL

SHDSL

VDSL2

Ethernet ports FE 10/100 Mbps

Ethernet ports GBE 10/100/1000 Mbps

Introduction

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Only for Imola models, some additional expansion cards can be mounted to provide:

asynchronous RS232 serial connectivity through two DB9 ports or a DB9 and a DB25 port, both for

connecting serial devices such as RTU, CBT, SCADA and various controllers (IKR)

direct connectivity on Fiber Optic via two SFP ports

V.35 connection interface (IKH)

Wi-Fi connectivity (IKW)

Imola models tipically has an internal power supply; to power-on the device, plug the cable power directly

into a wall socket properly earthed and push the I/0 button.

Some models are also available with external power supply, like some models with plastic chassis and

Imola LX and Lipari models.These models have not the ISDN BRI port and the number of Ethernet

Interfaces are limited to 1, 2, or 4 instead of 5.

Lipari has a module of external power supply AC/DC 5Vdc / 1A

It is possible to provide an external DC/DC 9-36V supply power, as in the image below.

In case of a model equipped with rear bush for grounding (see picture): connect the device to the

power system ground via lug and yellow-green cable.

EXT Power supply

INT Power supply

Introduction

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MAIN FUNCTIONALITIES

Other functions may be associated to the communication services:

ACLs support

Authentication and accounting support via RADIUS

AAA support via Tacacs+

NAT/PAT functions

Stateful Firewalling functions

VRF-Lite support

VPN with IPSec 3DES Encryption

Tunnel GRE

L2TPv2 tunnel

L2TPv3 tunnel both static and dynamic

PPTP Tunneling

Open VPN Tunneling

Easy VPN Tunneling

Advanced Routing (Policy routing)

RIP, OSPF, BGP routing and BFD support

PIM protocol support (Protocol Independent Multicast) in Dense mode, Sparse mode and Source

Specific Multicast

IGMP Proxy and IGMP Snooping support

Band Optimization with QoS (Quality of Service)

VRRP support (Virtual Router Redundant Protocol)

Functions of IP SLA with Responder Time Reporter

SNMP v1/v2/v3

TR-069 support

Client and Server DHCP

Local and remote logging

Client and Server Telnet and SSH

Administration and control tools (ping, traceroute, debug ip packet, …)

The Command Line Interface (CLI), owned by Tiesse S.p.A., allows the configuration and management of

the system in a simple and guided way.

Download the complete Imola/Lipari User Guide at www.tiesse.com

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