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Product Description
1-6 VMS User Guide
ble and can be modified by the operator at any time, as described in this User’s
Guide, to optimize network Management and Control.
Figure 1-1
VMS ViperView display
Vipersat uses IP connections between network nodes, supporting UDP connec-
tivity. The Vipersat VMS controlled modem, consisting of a satellite modem
with an imbedded microprocessor router, which is the interface between LAN
traffic and the satellite links that connect remote stations to the hub.
VMS has a client/server architecture, as shown in diagram figure 1-2, with rack
servers communicating with remote client PC’s. The client/server model has a
number of advantages. The server maintains all databases in a central location
accessible to all clients. Thus, all network status updates and performance data
- USER GUIDE 1
- User Guide 3
- Document Revision History 5
- Table of Contents 7
- ToC iii 9
- VMS User Guide 10
- List of Figures 11
- Chapter 4 Figures 12
- Chapter 5 Figures 12
- Chapter 6 Figures 13
- Appendix A Figures 13
- Appendix B Figures 13
- Appendix C Figures 13
- Appendix D Figures 14
- Appendix E Figures 15
- Appendix F Figures 15
- Appendix G Figures 15
- Appendix H Figures 15
- List of Tables 17
- How to Use This Manual 19
- Conventions and References 21
- Product Description 23
- Figure 1-1 24
- VMS Features 25
- VMS Operation 25
- VMS Architecture 25
- New in this Release 27
- Chapter 1 - General 1-11 29
- Customer Support 30
- VMS INSTALLATION 31
- Figure 2-1 32
- Types of Installation 33
- Figure 2-2 35
- Figure 2-3 35
- Figure 2-4 36
- Figure 2-5 37
- 2-8 VMS User Guide 38
- Figure 2-6 39
- Figure 2-7 39
- Figure 2-8 40
- Figure 2-9 41
- Figure 2-10 42
- Figure 2-11 43
- Figure 2-12 44
- Figure 2-13 45
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- Figure 2-17 48
- Figure 2-18 48
- Figure 2-19 49
- Figure 2-20 50
- Figure 2-21 50
- Figure 2-22 51
- Figure 2-23 51
- Figure 2-24 52
- Figure 2-25 53
- Figure 2-26 53
- Figure 2-27 54
- Figure 2-28 54
- Figure 2-29 55
- Figure 2-30 55
- Figure 2-31 56
- Figure 2-32 57
- Figure 2-33 58
- Figure 2-34 58
- 2 - VMS Installation 2-29 59
- VMS Client Installation 60
- Figure 2-35 61
- Figure 2-36 62
- Figure 2-37 62
- Figure 2-38 63
- Figure 2-39 63
- Figure 2-40 64
- Figure 2-41 64
- Figure 2-42 65
- Figure 2-43 65
- Figure 2-44 66
- Figure 2-45 67
- Figure 2-46 67
- Figure 2-47 68
- Figure 2-48 68
- Figure 2-49 69
- Figure 2-50 70
- Installation Procedure 71
- Figure 2-51 72
- VMS CONFIGURATION 73
- Figure 3-1 74
- Figure 3-2 75
- Figure 3-3 78
- Figure 3-4 78
- Figure 3-5 78
- Figure 3-6 79
- Figure 3-7 80
- Figure 3-8 81
- Figure 3-9 83
- Figure 3-10 85
- Figure 3-11 86
- Figure 3-12 87
- Figure 3-13 87
- Figure 3-14 88
- Figure 3-15 88
- Figure 3-16 89
- Figure 3-17 90
- Figure 3-18 91
- Figure 3-19 91
- Figure 3-20 92
- Figure 3-21 93
- Figure 3-22 94
- Figure 3-23 94
- Figure 3-24 95
- Figure 3-25 95
- Figure 3-26 96
- Figure 3-27 96
- Figure 3-28 97
- Figure 3-29 98
- Figure 3-30 99
- Figure 3-31 99
- Figure 3-32 100
- Figure 3-33 101
- Figure 3-34 101
- Figure 3-35 102
- Figure 3-36 102
- Figure 3-39 103
- Figure 3-37 103
- Figure 3-38 103
- Figure 3-40 104
- Figure 3-41 105
- Figure 3-42 106
- Figure 3-43 106
- Figure 3-44 107
- Figure 3-45 108
- Figure 3-46 109
- Figure 3-47 110
- Figure 3-48 111
- Figure 3-49 112
- Figure 3-50 113
- Figure 3-51 113
- Figure 3-52 114
- Figure 3-53 115
- N:M Device Redundancy 116
- VMS Redundancy 116
- SOTM (Satellite On The Move) 116
- Figure 3-54 117
- Figure 3-55 118
- Figure 3-56 118
- VMS Network Configuration 119
- Figure 3-57 120
- Figure 3-58 121
- CONFIGURING NETWORK MODEMS 123
- Figure 4-1 124
- Hardware Configuration 125
- Configuring a Network Modem 126
- VMS SERVICES 127
- Figure 5-1 128
- Figure 5-2 129
- Figure 5-3 129
- Figure 5-4 130
- Figure 5-5 130
- Figure 5-6 131
- Figure 5-7 131
- Figure 5-8 132
- Figure 5-9 133
- Figure 5-10 134
- Figure 5-11 134
- Figure 5-12 135
- Figure 5-13 136
- Figure 5-14 136
- Figure 5-15 137
- Figure 5-16 138
- Figure 5-17 139
- Figure 5-18 140
- Figure 5-19 140
- TDM/ Burst Cont. X X X 141
- Hub Expansion X X X 141
- Remote Expansion X X X 141
- Figure 5-20 142
- Figure 5-21 143
- Figure 5-22 144
- Figure 5-23 145
- Figure 5-24 145
- Policy Tab 146
- Figure 5-25 147
- Figure 5-26 148
- Figure 5-27 148
- Figure 5-28 149
- Figure 5-29 149
- Figure 5-30 150
- Figure 5-31 150
- Figure 5-32 151
- Figure 5-33 151
- Figure 5-34 151
- Figure 5-35 152
- VMS Service Managers 153
- Figure 5-38 154
- Figure 5-39 155
- Figure 5-40 155
- Figure 5-41 156
- Figure 5-42 156
- Figure 5-43 156
- Figure 5-44 157
- Figure 5-45 157
- Figure 5-46 158
- Figure 5-47 159
- Figure 5-48 160
- Figure 5-49 160
- Figure 5-50 161
- Figure 5-51 161
- Figure 5-52 162
- Figure 5-53 163
- Figure 5-54 164
- Figure 5-55 164
- Figure 5-56 165
- Figure 5-57 165
- Figure 5-58 166
- ViperView 167
- OUT-OF-BAND UNITS 169
- Figure 6-1 170
- Figure 6-2 171
- Figure 6-3 171
- Figure 6-4 172
- Figure 6-5 172
- Figure 6-6 173
- Figure 6-7 174
- Figure 6-8 175
- Figure 6-9 176
- Figure 6-10 176
- Figure 6-11 177
- Figure 6-12 178
- Figure 6-13 179
- Figure 6-14 179
- Figure 6-15 180
- Figure 6-16 180
- Figure 6-17 181
- Figure 6-18 181
- Vipersat Circuit Scheduler 182
- VMS CROSS BANDING 183
- Figure A-1 184
- Figure A-2 185
- Figure A-3 186
- Figure A-4 187
- Figure A-5 188
- Figure A-6 188
- ANTENNA VISIBILITY 189
- Figure B-1 190
- Figure B-2 191
- Figure B-3 191
- Figure B-4 192
- Figure B-5 192
- Figure B-6 193
- Figure B-7 193
- Figure B-8 194
- Figure B-9 194
- Figure B-10 195
- Using Antenna Visibility 196
- REDUNDANCY 197
- Figure C-1 198
- Active VMS Server 198
- Standby #1 VMS Server 198
- Standby #2 VMS Server 198
- Standby #N VMS Server 198
- Protection Switch-over 199
- Server Synchronization 200
- Server Contention 201
- Figure C-2 202
- Figure C-3 203
- Figure C-4 204
- C - Redundancy C-9 205
- Figure C-5 206
- Figure C-6 207
- Figure C-7 207
- Manual Switching 208
- Clearing Server Contention 208
- N:M Hub Modem Redundancy 209
- Installing N:M Redundancy 211
- Figure C-9 213
- Figure C-11 215
- Figure C-12 215
- Figure C-13 216
- Figure C-14 216
- Figure C-15 217
- Figure C-16 217
- Figure C-17 218
- Figure C-18 218
- Figure C-19 219
- Figure C-20 219
- Figure C-21 220
- Figure C-22 220
- Figure C-23 221
- Figure C-24 221
- Figure C-25 222
- Figure C-26 223
- Figure C-27 224
- Figure C-28 224
- Figure C-29 225
- Figure C-30 226
- Figure C-31 226
- Figure C-32 227
- How N:M Redundancy Works 228
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- Figure C-33 231
- Figure C-34 231
- Figure C-35 232
- Figure C-36 232
- Figure C-37 233
- Figure C-38 233
- Figure C-39 234
- Figure C-40 234
- DOMAIN CONTROLLER AND DNS 235
- Figure D-1 238
- Figure D-2 239
- Figure D-3 239
- Figure D-4 240
- Figure D-5 240
- Figure D-6 241
- Figure D-7 241
- Figure D-8 242
- Figure D-9 242
- Figure D-10 243
- Figure D-11 243
- Figure D-12 244
- Figure D-13 244
- Figure D-14 245
- Figure D-15 246
- Figure D-16 246
- Figure D-17 247
- Figure D-18 247
- Figure D-19 248
- Figure D-20 248
- Figure D-21 250
- Figure D-22 251
- Figure D-23 251
- Figure D-24 252
- Figure D-25 252
- Figure D-26 253
- Figure D-27 253
- Figure D-28 254
- Figure D-29 254
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- Figure D-34 257
- Figure D-35 257
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- Figure D-38 259
- Figure D-39 259
- Figure D-40 259
- Figure D-41 260
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- Figure D-49 265
- Figure D-50 266
- Figure D-51 266
- Figure D-52 267
- Figure D-53 267
- Figure D-54 268
- Figure D-55 268
- Figure D-56 269
- SNMP TRAPS 271
- Using SNMP Traps 272
- SNMP Traps Available in VMS 272
- Figure E-1 273
- Figure E-2 273
- Figure E-3 274
- Figure E-4 274
- Appendix E - SNMP Traps E-5 275
- Configuring SNMP Traps 275
- AUTOMATIC SWITCHING 277
- Load switching 278
- Controller: 279
- Figure F-1 281
- Figure F-2 282
- Load Switching Process 283
- Load Switching by a Remote 283
- Figure F-3 284
- Figure F-4 284
- Determining Need-for-Change 285
- Figure F-5 286
- Load Switch Example 287
- Figure F-6 289
- Application switching 290
- ENTRY CHANNEL MODE SWITCHING 293
- Fail Safe Operation 294
- Figure G-1 295
- Figure G-2 296
- Figure G-3 297
- Figure G-4 297
- Figure G-5 298
- Figure G-6 298
- Entry Channel Mode (ECM) 299
- ILLING LOG TRANSLATOR (VBLT) 301
- Examples 302
- GUI Mode 303
- Figure H-1 304
- Figure H-2 305
- Figure H-3 306
- Figure H-4 306
- 3.3 Scheduled Task Mode 307
- Billing Log Format 308
- GLOSSARY 309
- Appendix I - Glossary I-3 311
- Appendix I - Glossary I-5 313
- Appendix I - Glossary I-7 315
- Appendix I - Glossary I-9 317
- VMS User Guide Index-1 319
- Index-2 VMS User Guide 320
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