Retronetworking

h1. Bintec X1200

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The Bintec X1200 is a ISDN router featuring two ISDN BRI lines on the WAN side and a single ethernet connecton on the LAN side.

It apparently supports remote CAPI (CAPI over TCP).

h2. Hardware

* Motorola XPC860DTZP50D3 PowerPC processor

* Samsung K4S643232C-TC10 SDRAM

* Sharp LH28F016SCHT-L95 Flash

* Infineon PSB2115H V1.1 IPAC ISDN Interface IC

* Lucent LU3x31FT2J80 Ethernet Transceiver IC

* LevelOne LXT905LC Ethernet PHY

* Maxim MAX202ECWE RS232 trasnceiver IC

* Maxim DS1314S NVRAM controller IC

* 5.5V 1.0F supercap (for NVRAM)

h2. Serial Console

h3. Power up

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### X1200 (Hardware-Rev. 1.2, Firmware-Rev. 6.0) ###

CPU   Check ... passed (MPC 8XXT D3)

SDRAM Check ........ passed (8 MByte)

FLASH Check .. passed (2 MByte)

ISDN  Check ... passed

100BT Check ... passed

10BT  Check ... passed

### Selftest passed ###

Press <sp> for boot monitor or any other key to boot system

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h3. Bootmonitor

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X1200 Bootmonitor V.6.2 Rev. 8 from 2003/01/23 00:00:00

Copyright (c) 1999-2002 by BinTec Communications AG

(1) Boot System

(2) Software Update via TFTP

(3) Software Update via XMODEM

(4) Delete Configuration

(5) Default Bootmonitor Parameters

(6) Show System Information

Your Choice> 6

### Start System information ###

Identification:              BINTEC X1000

Hardware:                    1.2

Serial:                      X1B120000370449

Ethernet MAC 100BT:          00:a0:f9:02:4b:70

Flash:                        2047 K/byte

RAM:                          8127 K/byte

### Current Software

Logik:                       6.0

Bootmon:                     V.6.2 Rev. 8 from 2003/01/23 00:00:00

Boss:                        6.2.5

### more info

ID:                          X1B

Name:                        X1200

Company (short):             BINTEC

Type:                        X1200

Company (long):              BinTec Communications AG

Features:                    0

### End System information ###

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Your Choice> 4

Deleting the configuration will reset your router to factory state.

Ready to continue ? (y or n) ? y

Delete configuration now ? (y or n) ? y

Configuration deleted

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h3. firmware booting

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Booting Image from Flash ROM

Checking image ... OK

Writing image to RAM (Release 6.2.5) .............................................................................................................................. OK (3990772 bytes)

Booting BOSS...

boss image started at 0x212400

BOSS PPC kernel v2.0 (X1200)

Copyright (c) 1999-2000 by BinTec Communications AG

Version V.6.2 Rev. 5 (Patch 1) IPSec V. 2.1.1 from 2002/10/17 00:00:00

The system is coming up.

Speed index... 49.81 MIPS

The system is ready.

AUTOEXEC:

  1     date Sat May 28 21:42:55 2016 done

  1     configd   SystemId: X1B120000370449  Cfg: (default) done

  10    isdnd background

  11    isdnautocf background

  20    x25swd background

  21    mpxd background

  50    ipd background

  51    snmpd background

  51    telnetd background

  51    syslogd background

  51    minipadd background

  51    txd background

  67    pppxd background

  68    pppoed background

  69    tud background

  70    radiusd background

  70    pppd background

  90    timed background

  97    ipalived background

  98    statusd background

  99    bootpd background

  99    ddnsd background

  99    traced background

  99    dnsd background

  99    resolvd background

  99    isdnlogind background

  99    vcapid background

  99    ipsecd background

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h2. Default login credentials after erasing config

User: @admin@, Password: @bintec@

h2. Remote CAPI

bintec supports _Remote CAPI_, i.e. clients on the LAN can use CAPI encapsulated over TCP in order to utilize the ISDN capabilities of the BinTec router.

Unfortunately, Linux libcapi20 contains a bug regarding the message header length. You need to apply the following fix in order to make libcapi20 interoperate:

https://build.opensuse.org/package/view_file/home:mnhauke:ISDN/libcapi20/0001-Fix-remote-CAPI-sent-CAPI-Message-length.patch?expand=1

In order to use rcapi, you have to put a line like this in your @~/.capi20rc@:

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REMOTE rcapi 192.168.100.222 2662

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where 192.168.100.222 is the IP address of te BinTec router.

@capiinfo@ then will show somsething like this:

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Number of Controllers : 1

Controller 1:

Manufacturer: BinTec Access Networks GmbH

CAPI Version: 1073741826.1229996355

Manufacturer Version: 825110816.808333871

Serial Number: 1510449

BChannels: 2

Global Options: 0x00000019

   internal controller supported

   DTMF supported

   Supplementary Services supported

B1 protocols support: 0x00000047

   64 kbit/s with HDLC framing

   64 kbit/s bit-transparent operation

   V.110 asynconous operation with start/stop byte framing

   56 kbit/s bit-transparent operation

B2 protocols support: 0x00001a2b

   ISO 7776 (X.75 SLP)

   Transparent

   LAPD with Q.921 for D channel X.25 (SAPI 16)

   Point-to-Point Protocol (PPP)

   V.120 asyncronous mode

   V.120 bit-transparent mode

   LAPD with Q.921 including free SAPI selection

B3 protocols support: 0x0000000f

   Transparent

   T.90NL, T.70NL, T.90

   ISO 8208 (X.25 DTE-DTE)

   X.25 DCE

  0100

  0200

  19000000

  47000000

  2b1a0000

  0f000000

  00000000 00000000 00000000 00000000 00000000 00000000

  00000000 00000000 00000000 00000000 00000000

Supplementary services support: 0x0000003d

   Hold / Retrieve

   ECT

   3PTY

   Call Forwarding

   Call Deflection

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