OpenROUTE GlobeTrotter 60
Routing with the OpenROUTE GlobeTrotter 60 for Dedicated Access Service
Commands
Commands - General
There are three main modes of operation that will be used while setting up the equipment.
- OPCON/ROPCON - Operation Console/Remote Operation Console
This mode is used to monitor and communicate with the other processes that are running on the box. Here is a list of the commands available at the OPCON.
*?
BREAKPOINT
DIVERT output from process
FLUSH output from process
HALT output from process
INTERCEPT character is
LOGOUT
MEMORY statistics
RESTART
RELOAD
STATUS of process(es)
TALK to process
TELNET to IP-Address <this terminal type>
- GWCON - GateWay Console
This mode is used to monitor the operation of the router. Here is a list of available commands at the GWCON.
?
BOOT information
BUFFER statistics
CLEAR statistics
CONFIGURATION of gateway
DISABLE interface
ERROR counts
EVENT logging
FEATURE commands
INTERFACE statistics
LOG level
MEMORY statistics
NETWORK commands
PROTOCOL commands
QUEUE lengths
STATISTICS of network
TEST network
UPTIME of gateway
- CONFIG - Configuration
This is where all aspects of the configuration of the router is changed. Here is a list of the commands available at CONFIG.
?
ADD
BOOT
CHANGE
CLEAR
DELETE
DISABLE
ENABLE
EVENT
FEATURE
LIST
NETWORK
PATCH
PROTOCOL
QCONFIG
SET
TIME of day params
UNPATCH
UPDATE
The OS of the router is based on processes. The OPCON/ROPCON is the root level. The CONFIG and GWCON processes are the next level. To move from the root process to another process you must talk to that process. To get a list of the process numbers you can type STATUS. Then type talk to communicate with another process.
For example, if you want to change a configuration parameter: type status at that OPCON.
*status
Pid Name Status TTY Comments
1 COpCon RDY TTY0 root@
2 Monitr DET --
3 Tasker RDY --
4 MOSDDT DET --
5 CGWCon IOW --
6 Config IOW --
7 ROpCon IDL TTY1
8 ROpCon IDL TTY2
The Config process is 6. Type talk 6, or t 6 for short, to communicate with that process.
* t 6
config>
To get back to the OPCON press control-P.
If you get deeper into a process you must type EXIT to get to the next higher level.
For example if you want to change the IP address you must go into the Config Process and then into the protocol subprocess.
config>proto ip
Internet protocol user configuration
IP config> change address
Enter the address to be changed [0.0.0.0]? 38.242.250.1
New address [38.242.250.1]?38.242.250.65
Address mask [255.255.255.0]?255.255.255.192
IP config> EXIT
config> ^P
Within the Config process there are two commonly used subprocesses, Network and Protocol.
Network 0 is the ethernet
Network 1 is the FrameRelay connection
Within the FR subprocess the list all command is useful. It will show all of the current Frame Relay configurations.
Protocol IP is used to access the IP configuration (IP addresses, static routes, etc...)
Use list routes to show the list of static routes
Use list all to show a list of all the configured parameters.
Use list config to show the OS version.
Use change address to modify the ip address or netmask of an interface.
Use add to add configuration parameters (from IP config prompt).
Use add address to add an IP address to an interface
Use add route to add a route to the routing table.
Use <control> p to back our to the *prompt from any prompt to show a list of all the configured parameters.
Use enable rip to broadcast rip.
Use add packet-filter to add a packet filter set (choose a name; use interface 1)
Use update packet-filter to edit the filters set.
Use add access-control to add a filter (e - deny; i - permit)
Use exit to return to the Config mode
Use list all to show a list of all the configured parameters.
Use restart to save edited configuration.
In the GWCON Protocol IP is also an option. Some useful IP monitoring commands are:
Use dump to show the routing tables
Use interface to show the IP addresses
Use packet-filter to get a summary of the filters
Use ping to test connectivity
Use route to show the route of a given address
Use static to show the static routes
Use traceroute to trace to an IP address
Use exit to return the the GWCON
Other Useful Commands
View the Software Version
View the Ethernet IP
View the Serial IP
View the Default Route
View the Filters
View the Bandwidth
Add a Static Route
Force the Router to Dial
Turn Filters On and Off
Ping from the Router
Traceroute from the Router
From the * prompt:
*TALK 5
+list config
Portable M68360 C Gateway internet S/N 189
OpenROUTE (tm) 3.1.0[P14]
Boot ROM version V2.10 Watchdog timer enabled Auto-boot enabled
Time/Date not set. Console baud rate: 9600
Num Name Protocol
0 IP DOD-IP
3 ARP Address Resolution
11 SNMP Simple Network Management Protocol
2 Networks:
Net Interface MAC/Data-Link Protocol Stack State
0 Eth/0 Ethernet/IEEE 802.3 LAN Down
1 FR/0 Frame Relay INT1:FRLANE:FRMGR:SL:WAN Down
From the * prompt:
*TALK 5
+PROTOCOL ip
IP>interface
Interface IP Address(es) Mask(s)
Eth/0 38.166.101.1 255.255.255.0
FR/0 38.21.10.100 255.255.255.0
From the * prompt:
*TALK 5
+PROTOCOL ip
IP>interface
Interface IP Address(es) Mask(s)
Eth/0 38.166.101.1 255.255.255.0
FR/0 38.21.10.100 255.255.255.0
View the Default Route
From the * prompt:
*TALK 5
+PROTOCOL ip
IP>static
Net Mask Cost Next hop
0.0.0.0 0.0.0.0 1 38.21.10.1
From the * prompt:
To view the filters:
*TALK 5
+PROTOCOL ip
IP>filters
IP Filters>list filter
Listing Filters
Name Dir Address Port Protocol Action
---------------------------------------------------------------------------
funstuff.antispoofin In sa=38.166.101.0&255.255.255.0 Any Block
da=38.166.101.0&255.255.255.0
funstuff.antispoofout Out da=38.166.101.0&255.255.255.0 Any Block
funstuff.InFilter6 In da=38.166.101.2 dp=SMTP(25) TCP Pass
funstuff.InFilter11 In sp=FTP_DATA(20) Pass
dp=1023-65535 TCP
funstuff.InFilter16 In sp=DNS(53) UDP Pass
dp=1023-65535
funstuff.InFilter21 In sp=DNS(53) UDP Pass
dp=DNS(53)
funstuff.InFilter26 In ICMP Pass
funstuff.InFilter31 In sa=136.161.0.0&255.255.0.0 UDP Pass
dp=SNMP(161)
funstuff.InFilter33 In sa=38.8.0.0&255.255.0.0 UDP Pass
dp=SNMP(161)
funstuff.InFilter38 In TCP Pass
ACK*
funstuff.OutFilter1 Out dp=SMTP(25) TCP Pass
funstuff.OutFilter6 Out dp=FTP_CONTROL(21) Pass
TCP
funstuff.OutFilter11 Out da=136.161.0.0&255.255.0.0 UDP Pass
sp=SNMP(161)
dp=1023-65535
funstuff.OutFilter13 Out da=38.8.0.0&255.255.0.0 UDP Pass
sp=SNMP(161)
dp=1023-65535
funstuff.OutFilter18 Out Any Pass
From the * prompt:
*TALK 6
Config>network
What is the network number [0]? 1
Circuit Configuration
Circuit Config <NET-1> frmgr
Frame Relay Manager Configuration
FRMGR Config <WAN1> list PERMANENT-VIRTUAL-CIRCUITS
Maximum PVCs allowable = 64
Total PVCs configured = 1
Circuit Circuit Circuit CIR Burst Excess
Name Number Type in bps Size Burst
------------------------------- ------- ------ ----- -----
INTERNET 502 Permanent 1536000 1536000 0
From the * prompt:
*TALK 6
Gateway user configuration
Cofig>PROTOCOL ip
Internet protocol user configuration
IP config>add route
IP destination [0.0.0.0]? 38.14.24.0 <- Destination Network
Address mask [0.0.0.0]? 255.255.255.0 <- Subnet Mask of Dest. Network
Via gateway at [0.0.0.0]? 38.14.17.2 <- Gateway of the Static Route
Cost [1]? 1 <- Cost = Metric = number of hops to gateway
IP config> <control> p
*restart
Are you sure you want to restart the gateway? (Yes or [No]): y
According to Proteon Technical Support, there isn't an actual command
to force the router to dial out. The best way to have the GT60 dial is by using the ping command.
From the * prompt, once connected into the Proteon, type:
*t 5
CGW Operator Console
From the + prompt type
+ protocol ip
IP> ping 38.9.211.2 (anything off your own network)
PING 38.9.211.2: 56 data bytes
This will cause the router to dial.
From the * prompt:
To turn off the filters:
*TALK 6
Config>PROTOCOL ip
Internet protocol user configuration
IP config>filters
IP Filters Config>set interface 1 profiles -=PROFILENAME
IP Filters Config>exit
IP config>exit
Config>control-p (Hit control and p at the same time)
*restart
To turn on the filters:
*TALK 6
Config>PROTOCOL ip
Internet protocol user configuration
IP config>filters
IP Filters Config>set interface 1 profiles =PROFILENAME
IP Filters Config>exit
IP config>exit
Config>control-p (Hit control and p at the same time)
*restart
From the * prompt:
*TALK 5
+PROTOCOL ip
IP>ping <address>
Example:
IP>ping 38.8.14.2
From the * prompt:
*TALK 5
+PROTOCOL ip
IP>traceroute <address>
Example:
IP>traceroute 38.8.14.2
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