Netopia 4622-XL User manual

Console Power
Netopia Router Console cable
You may need this later,
but not now.
Power Adapter Netopia CD
Software &
reference manuals.
2 twisted pair cables
For T1 connection and
10 BaseT Ethernet.
Next. Connect the Router.
Connect the Ethernet cable.
Connect a standard Ethernet cable
between a 10/100 Ethernet port on
the router and the Ethernet port on
your Windows PC or Macintosh, or
with your existing LAN environment.
Connect the Power adapter.
Connect the mini-DIN8 connector
from the power adapter to the power
port. Plug the other end into an
electrical outlet.
2T1 Line 3Power
Connect one twisted pair cable between
the WAN port on the router and the T1 line jack.
Do NOT connect the router's WAN
port to an ordinary telephone line.
Connect the WAN port to the wall jack.
Computer on Ethernet
Windows PC or Macintosh
on Ethernet with TCP/IP
installed.
1 Ethernet
First. Locate all items in your box that you need for the installation. You'll also need a computer on Ethernet.
Connect The Router
4622 T1 Router Series
WAN
Configure The Router
Launch your Telnet application
Follow the instruction on the next page to run Telnet and complete your
Netopia Router's Easy Setup procedure.
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Ethernet
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Launch Telnet
Be sure your PC or Macintosh network software is set to obtain a dynamically assigned (DHCP) IP address from the router. If you don’t
know how to do this, refer to the on-line documentation on the Netopia CD. Then:
•Windows users click on the SS
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menu, select RR
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, and in the resulting entry box, type “ telnet 192.168.1.1 " (without the
quotes).
• Macintosh OS X users launch the TT
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application, either from the Dock or from the Utilities folder, and type
“ telnet 192.168.1.1 " (without the quotes).
•Classic Macintosh OS users need to install the NCSA Telnet application, included on the Netopia CD. Then launch NCSA Telnet and type
“ telnet 192.168.1.1 " (without the quotes).
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Advanced configuration options available via Telnet are explained in the online documentation on your Netopia CD.
The Netopia MM
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appears in your Telnet window.
T1 Easy Setup
1. Select EE
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and press Return. The T1 Line Configuration screen appears. In the console screens, move from field to field with
the arrow keys. Select items with the RR
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key, and toggle items with the TT
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key followed by Return.
2. You may need to configure the following parameters using information provided by your service provider:
* Netopia routers whose model number ends in “ -T ” may be able to use the auto detection feature. Toggle this item to Yes if your
service provider uses equipment that supports DS0 channel auto detection. Otherwise accept the default No.
** only if # of channels is greater than 1 and less than 13.
Down arrow key until you get to NN
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. Press Return. The Connection Profile 1: Easy Setup Profile screen appears.
3. Select or enter the required information:
• Using Address Translation or not. Toggle to Yes or No.
• If using PPP, HDLC, or RFC 1483 accept the default Local WAN IP Address which permits dynamic IP address assignment or enter a
Local WAN IP Address, Remote IP Address and Mask as defined by your ISP. Select PPP Authentication. Choose your PPP Authentica-
tion method, if any, from the pop-up menu and press Return. Enter any required Authentication information in the fields that appear
and press Return.
• If using Frame Relay, choose Numbered or Unnumbered IP Addressing.
If Numbered, enter your Local WAN IP Address and Local WAN IP Mask in their respective fields.
If Unnumbered, enter your Remote WAN IP Address and Remote WAN IP Mask in their respective fields.
Choose your Frame Relay Management Type: ANSI (Annex D), CCITT (ANNEX A), LMI, or None.
Down arrow key to NEXT SCREEN. Press Return. The IP Easy Setup screen appears.
4. Accept the default Ethernet IP Address 192.168.1.1, or change it to what you will use. Accept or change the Ethernet Subnet Mask.
5. Enter your Domain Name, Primary Domain Name Server address, Secondary Domain Name Server address (field appears if you enter a
Primary Domain Name Server address) and Default IP Gateway.
6. IP Address Serving is On by default. Toggle it to Off if you don't want to serve dynamic IP addresses on your network.
If you do serve addresses, you can assign the number of addresses and the starting address in the range.
Down arrow key to NEXT SCREEN and press Return. The Easy Setup Security Configuration screen appears.
7. Enter a user name and password to protect your configuration screens.
Down arrow key to RR
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to reboot the router and activate your settings.
The router will restart and your configuration settings will be activated. You can then Exit or Quit your Telnet application.
Refer to the online documentation for additional advanced configuration options.
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Parameter Default Options
Operation Mode: HDLC CM-HDLC, ATM
Line Encoding: B8ZS AMI
Framing Mode: ESF D4
AutoDetect DSO Channels: * No Yes
Number of DSO Channels: 1 up to 24
First DSO Channel: 1 any within the number above
Contiguous Channels: ** Yes No
Channel Data Rate: Nx64k Nx56k
Data Link Encapsulation: Frame Relay PPP, HDLC, RFC 1483
PPP over Frame Relay Enabled: Off On