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Model 3086
ipRocketLink IAD
Basic Configuration
Objectives
After this Presentation You Will Be Able to:
1. Configure the ipRocketLink Serial Port
 via DIP switches
 via Web Management
2. Configure the ipRocketLink for
 Dual Serial/Ethernet Network Access
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Outline
 Product Overview
Installing
 DTE/DCE Connections
 Typical applications
 Bridged Ethernet Extension
 DIP Switch Configuration
 Routed Network Access
 Plug-In, Power-Up, Log-In
 Serial (Simple Modem) Access
 Setting the IP Address
 Dual Serial/Ethernet access
 Firing Up a Browser
 Key Features
 Configuring
for Basic Operation
Two Examples:
 Serial-to-DSL Modem
 Dual Serial/Ethernet Access
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Typical Applications (Ethernet Only)
SubNet 1
Bridged
Ethernet
Extension
SubNet 1
G.SHDSL
Routed
Network
Access
SubNet 2
T1/E1
WAN
Uplinks
G.SHDSL
SubNet 1
3096RC
G.SHDSL T-DAC
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Typical Applications (Serial)
Serial Network Access
(Simple Modem)
V.35
or
X.21
G.SHDSL
Aggregated Network Access
Ethernet
(Dual Serial/Ethernet)
G.SHDSL
T1/E1
WAN
Uplinks
V.35
or X.21
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DSL Bandwidth Allocation for Dual Access
Ethernet Line
. . . | 18 | 1 | 2 | . . . | 18 | 1 | . . . 18 Timeslots X 64 kbps = 1152 Kbps
. . . | 36 | 1 | 2 | . . . | 18 | 19 | 20 | . . . | 36 | 1 | . .
G.SHDSL Line
.
36 Timeslots X 64 kbps = 2.048 Kbps*
Serial Line
18 Timeslots X 64 kbps = 1152 Kbps
. . . | 18 | 1 | 2 | . . . |18| 1 | . . .
* Current maximum DTE rate. A future release will support 4.608 Mpbs.*
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Product Overview – Key Features
13 Front-Panel LEDs
Provide Operational
Status-at-a-Glance
DUAL
Ethernet + Serial
Access
Proven Patton
Design
VT-100 Console Port
for CLI/SNMP
Management
AC or DC
Power Options
Test Mode
Toggle Switches
G.SHDSL Speeds
up to 4.6 Mbps* on
just one twisted
pair!
10/100 Ethernet
Port with FullDuplex Operation
Web Browser
Configuration &
Management
Convenient Built-In
MDI-X Crossover
Switch
Integrated
V.35 or X.21
Serial Port
ETSI/ITU
G.SHDSL G.991.2
Standard
*Supported in future release. Current maximum data rate is 2.304 Mbps.*
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Assumptions
 Your ipRocketLink’s Ethernet Port will connect to a LAN
 Your ipRocketLink’s Serial Port will connect to a Router
 Your ipRocketLink’s Line (DSL) Port will connect to a
DSL Line, which is connected to either . . .
 Users via a remote IAD
 Provider Network DSLAM such as the ForeFront 3096RC
Ethernet LAN
Remote Users
or
DSL Line
2-Wire Copper Twisted Pair
T1/E1
WAN
Uplinks
Your ipRocketLink
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Making Connections
ipRocketLink Interfaces
Console Port
Ethernet LAN
(Command Line
Interface)
Power
Supply
Connector
Ethernet Port
(LAN Connection)
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2-Wire DSL Line
V.35 or X.21 or T1/E1
Serial Port
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DSL Port
(G.SHDSL Connection)
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Overview: Setup & Configuration
Two Stages . . .
 Installing
 DTE/DCE Connections
 DIP Switch Configuration
 Plug-In, Power-Up, Log-In
 Setting the IP Address
 Firing Up a Browser
 Configuring
for Basic Operation
Two Examples:
 Serial-to-DSL Modem
 Dual Serial/Ethernet Access
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X.21 Port DTE/DCE Configuration
Factory Default: ipRocketLink Configured as DCE
IAD X.21 Port
Configurable via “jumper.” To configure x.21 port for DTE:
1. Open the case with a screwdriver
3. Turn it around.
to access the jumper.
4. Replace the jumper.
2. Remove the jumper.
DTE/DCE
Jumper
(J7)
IAD V.35 Port
NOT configurable. Use crossover cable.
3086 IAD
Straight-Through
DCE
X.21 Port
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DCE
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Cable
V.35
DTE
Crossover
Cable
V.35
DCE
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Configuring the Serial Port via DIP Switches
DIP-Switch-Configurable Parameters
F
R
O
N
T
 CO or CP Operation
 Annex A or Annex B
 Internal or External Clock
 Serial Port Data Rate
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Bottom View
R
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A
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Factory Default: All Switches ON
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DIP Switch Configuration (2)
Configuring Switch Bank S2
Serial Port Data Rate
Switch Bank 2
 Switches S2-1 – S2-7
S1
S2
S3
S4
S5
S6
S7
Data
Rate
Off
On
Off
On
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Off
On
On
Off
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On
Off
Off
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On
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On
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On
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On
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256
320
384
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On Off
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On On
Off On
On Off
Off Off
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On On
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On On
On On
On On
On On
Off On
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On Off
On Off
On Off
On Off
On 1152
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.
On 2048
On 2112
On 2176
On 2240
Switch Activation – S2-8
 Toggle Switch On-Off-On
to Activate Switch Configuration
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DIP Switch Configuration (3)
Configuring Switch Bank S3
Switch Bank S3
CO or CP Operation
S3-1
CO = ON (Up)
CP = Off (Down)
Internal or External Clock
Annex A or Annex B
S3-3
External = ON (Up)
Internal = Off (Down)
S3-6
Annex B = ON (Up)
Annex A = Off (Down)
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More Assumptions
 You will configure the ipRocketLink’s IP address using a
computer workstation with Terminal Emulation software
connected to the ipRocketLink’s Console port.*
 You will configure the ipRocketLink for basic operation
using a computer workstation with Web Browser software
via an Ethernet LAN connected to the ipRocketLink’s
Ethernet Port.
*Ethernet Port may also
be used for this task.
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Preparing for Installation
You Will Need . . .
Model 3086 G.SHDSL IAD
External power supply*
Ethernet straight-through cable*
(with RJ45 plugs on each end)
DB9-to-RJ45 Adapter*
Appropriate Serial Cable (V.25/X.21/WAN)
*Installation kit shipped with the IAD includes these items*
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Preparing for Installation
(continued . . .)
You Will Also Need . . .
 ASCII Terminal or . . .
Computer Workstation with
Terminal Emulator
 Ethernet Hub or Switch*
* (Optional) To connect multiple user devices to the ipRocketLink.
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Preparing for Installation
(continued . . .)
You Will Want . . .
 Web Browser Software
 IP Address
on the same LAN as your computer workstation
Existing IP Address
192.168.110.229
(Factory Default)
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Plugging In
(to the Console Port*)
1. Connect the DB9-RJ45
adapter to the workstation’s
DB-9 serial port.
2. Connect one end of the RJ45RJ45 straight-through cable
to the adapter.
3. Connect the other end of the
cable to the ipRocketLink’s
RJ45 Console port.
* Do NOT connect the IAD to the Ethernet LAN yet*
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Plugging In
(continued . . .)
4. Start a HyperTerminal session
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Powering Up
1. Power up the IAD
Connect power supply to the ipRocketLink power connector
Plug power supply into an AC power source
You will see a sequence of boot
messages ending with . . .
.
.
.
Perform activation
CLI started
CLI OS-specific init
Login:
AC Power
Source
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Powering Up: LED Indicators
Power
WAN (DSL)
Link
Green
Green
Sync Serial
TD
Green
RD
Ethernet
Status
Green
CTS
Green
DTR
Green
Link
100M
Green
Green
Tx
Rx
NS
Green
Green
Red
TM
Yellow
ON indicates that power is applied. Off indicates that no power is applied.
Solid green: connected
Off: disconnected
Green: indicates a binary ‘0’ condition
off: indicates a binary ‘1’or idle condition
Green: indicates a binary ‘0’condition
off: indicates a binary ‘1’ or idle condition
ON: indicates the CTS signal from the IAD is active, binary ‘1’
off: indicates CTS is binary ‘0’
ON: indicates the DTR signal from the DTE device attached to the serial port is
active, binary ‘1’
ON: indicates an active 10/100 BaseT connection
ON: connected to a 100BaseT LAN
Off: connected to a 10BaseT LAN
lashing: when transmitting data from the IAD to the Ethernet
Flashing: when transmitting data from the Ethernet to the IAD.
ON: incidates absence of a valid DSL connection
ER Red flashes once: indicates bit errors occurring during 511/511E tests
ON: is under one of the test modes (local loop, remote loop, or V.54 BER pattern)
AC Power
Source
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Logging In
1. Type “admin” for login and press [Enter]
2. Type “admin” for password and press [Enter]
Login:admin
Password: *********
Login successful
-->
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Setting the IP Address (1)
1. Type “ip list interfaces” [Enter]
to display the current configuration . . .
 ip list interfaces <enter>
IP Interfaces:
ID |
Name
|
IP Address
|
DHCP
|
Transport
-----|--------------|------------------|----------|---------------1 | ip1
| 192.168.200.10
| disabled | <BRIDGE>
-------------------------------------------------------------------
Existing IP Address
(Factory Default)
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Setting the IP Address (2)
2. Type the command line as shown, using
your chosen IP Address and netmask . . .
 ip set interface ip1 ipaddress 192.168.110.229
255.255.255.0
<enter>
 ip list interfaces
IP Interfaces:
ID |
Name
|
<enter>
IP Address
|
DHCP
|
Transport
-----|--------------|------------------|----------|---------------1 | ip1
| 192.168.110.229
| disabled | <BRIDGE>
-------------------------------------------------------------------
Enter Your New
Chosen IP Address Here
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Setting the IP Address (3)
3. STORE! your newly modified configuration.***
ID
|
Name
|
IP Address
|
DHCP
|
Transport
-----|--------------|------------------|----------|---------------1 | ip1
| 192.168.110.229
| disabled | <BRIDGE>
------------------------------------------------------------------ system config save <enter>
 system config save
 Wait for 'configuration saved' message...
Saving configuration...

 Configuration saved.
*** Otherwise the ipRocketLink will LOSE your new
IP Address when it is powered down!***
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Plugging In . . . Again
1. Disconnect the PC from the ipRocketLink’s
Console Port.
X
2. Connect a straight-through Ethernet cable
between the PC’s NIC or PCMCIA Ethernet card
and an Ethernet hub or switch.
Ethernet hub or switch
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Plugging In . . . Again
2. Connect an Ethernet cable
between the ipRocketLink’s
Ethernet Port and an Ethernet
hub or switch.*
PC & ipRocketLink must
be on same subnet
192.168.110.230
Ethernet
Hub or
Switch
*(Optional) If multiple users will connect to the ipRocketLink.
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192.168.110.229
Use MDI-X Switch
for convenient
straight-through /
crossover
conversion
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Firing Up a Browser
1. On your PC, launch a standard web browser such as
Netscape Communicator or Internet Explorer.
2. In the Address (URL) field of the browser, enter the
ipRocketLink’s IP address.
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Firing Up a Browser
(continued . . .)
ipRocketLink Web Management Home Page Displays . . .
http://192.168.110.229
ipRocketLink Installation is now completed.
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Logging In for Web Management
Enter “superuser” for User Name.
Enter “superuser” for password.
Click the
“OK”
button.
ipRocketLink Login Pop-Up Window
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ipRocketLink Web Management Page
Configuration Menu Pane
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Management Information Pane
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Configuring for Operation (1)
Serial & G.SHDSL Ports . . .
Serial Network Access
(Simple Modem)
V.35
or X.21
G.SHDSL
Aggregated Network Access
Ethernet
(Dual Serial/Ethernet)
G.SHDSL
V.35
or X.21
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T1/E1
WAN
Uplinks
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Configuring the G.SHDSL Attributes
1. Click G.SHDSL,then Configuration
2. Select Parameter
values appropriate for
your application . . .
DSL Rate
2304k
Serial Line Rate
ATM or HDLC
Ethernet, Serial
or both
3. Click Configure.
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Configuring for Operation (2)
Ethernet Port . . .
SubNet 1
Bridged
Ethernet
Extension
G.SHDSL
SubNet 1
Routed
Network
Access
T1/E1
WAN
Uplinks
SubNet 2
G.SHDSL
SubNet 1
3096RC
G.SHDSL T-DAC
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Configuring for Operation
Understanding Your
Application . . .
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Bridged Application Protocols
Transport Protocols
Two Choices: Pick One.
HDLC
ATM
High-level Data Link Control
Asynchronous Transfer Mode
SubNet 1
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Bridged Application Protocols
(continued…)
Encapsulation (PDU Type)
PPP
Multiprotocol (RFC 1483)
HDLC
ATM
Three Combinations: Pick One.
PPPoH
PPPoA
RFC 1483
Point-to-Point Protocol
over
High-level Data Link Control
Point-to-Point Protocol
over
Asynchronous Transfer Mode
Multiprotocol
over
Asynchronous Transfer Mode
SubNet 1
SubNet 1
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Routed Application Protocols
Transport Protocols
Three Choices: Pick One.
Ethernet
HDLC
ATM
SubNet 2
T1/E1
WAN
Uplinks
G.SHDSL
SubNet 1
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Routed Applications Protocols
(continued…)
Encapsulation (PDU Type)
PPP
Multiprotocol
IP
Ethernet HDLC
(RFC 1483)
ATM
Five Combinations: Pick One.
PPPoE PPPoH PPPoA
IPoA
RFC 1483
Internet Protocol
over ATM
Multi-Protocol
over ATM
SubNet 2
T1/E1
WAN
Uplinks
G.SHDSL
SubNet 1
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Configuring for Operation
Configuration Examples
Example One
Bridged
Ethernet
Extension
SubNet 1
Example Two
SubNet 1
G.SHDSL
Routed
Network
Access
SubNet 2
T1/E1
WAN
Uplinks
G.SHDSL
SubNet 1
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Configuring for Operation
Example One
SubNet 1
Bridged
Ethernet
Extension
SubNet 1
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Configuration: Example One
Bridged Ethernet Extension Using PPPoH
User B
IP: 192.168.110.12/24
Gateway: 192.168.110.230/24
ipRocketLink (Central)
IP: 192.168.110.229/24
SubNet 1
G.SHDSL
SubNet 1
User A
IP:
192.168.110.11/24
ipRocketLink (Remote)
IP: 192.168.110.230/24
Gateway: 192.168.110.229
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Defining the Wan Connection (1)
1. Click Configuration then WAN Connections
2. Delete the factory defaults
3. Click Create a new service...
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Defining the Wan Connection (2)
4. Click PPPoH bridged
3. Click the configure button
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Defining the Wan Connection (3)
5. Enter a description for the WAN connection (optional).
6. Verify the
parameter values
match those
shown.
7. Click the Apply
button.
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Defining the Wan Connection (4)
 The WAN link is now Configured.
 Next: Defining G.SHDSL Attributes . . .
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Defining G.SHDSL Attributes (1)
1. Click G.SHDSL then Configuration
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Defining G.SHDSL Attributes (2)
2. For Terminal Type
select Central.*
3. For Interface Type
select hdlc.
4. Click the Configure
button.
5. Click the Action
submenu.
*
You must configure the
ipRocketLink at the other end
of the G.SHDSL link as
“Remote”.
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Activating the G.SHDSL Port
6. Select Deactivate.
7. Click the Action
button.
The Action drop-down menu
will automatically return to a
value of Start.
6. Click the Action
button again.
ipRocketLink G.SHDSL Port is now activated.
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Basic Configuration: Example One
(completed)
Bridged Ethernet Extension Using PPPoH
 ipRocketLink (Central)
is now Configured.
ipRocketLink (Central)
192.168.110.229/24
User B
IP: 192.168.110.12/24
Gateway:
192.168.110.230/24
SubNet 1
SubNet 1
User A
IP:
ipRocketLink (Remote)
192.168.110.230/24
192.168.110.11/24
Gateway: 192.168.110.229/24
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for ipRocketLink (Remote)
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Configuring for Operation
Example Two
Routed
Network
Access
SubNet 2
T1/E1
WAN
Uplinks
G.SHDSL
SubNet 1
3096RC
G.SHDSL T-DAC
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Configuration Example Two
Routed Connection to DSLAM Using PPPoA (RFC 2364)
WAN Gateway Address
192.168.120.230
WAN Port
IP: 192.168.120.231
G.SHDSL
PPPoA Routed
WAN Service
SubNet 2
CO Uplink to Internet
IP: 192.168.130.0
SubNet 3
T1/E1
WAN
Uplinks
SubNet 1
ipRocketLink (Remote)
IP: 192.168.110.229
User
IP:
192.168.110.11
Gateway: 192.168.110.229
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DSLAM (Central)
IP: 192.168.120.230
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Defining the Wan Connection (1)
1. Click Configuration then WAN Connections
2. Delete the factory defaults
3. Click Create a new service...
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Defining the Wan Connection (2)
4. Click PPPoA Routed
3. Click the configure button
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Defining the Wan Connection (3)
5. Enter a description for the WAN connection (optional).
6. Define parameter
values to match
those shown.
7. Define a User name
119.168.120.231
& Password for User
Authentication.
8. Click the Configure
button.
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Defining PPP Attributes (1)
1. Click Edit...
2. Click Edit ‘PPP’
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Defining PPP Attributes (2)
3. Define parameter values to match those shown.
255.255.255.0
255.255.255.0
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Defining PPP Attributes (3)
4. For Version Enabled
select true.
5. Click the
Change
button.
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Defining the ATM Channel
1. Click Edit ‘Atm Channel’
2. Define parameter values
to match those shown.
3. Click the Change button.
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Defining the IP Interface
1. Click
Edit ‘IP Interface’
2. Define parameter values
to match those shown.
3. Click the Change button.
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Defining the Wan Connection
(completed)
 The WAN link is now Configured.
 Next: Defining G.SHDSL Attributes . . .
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Defining G.SHDSL Attributes (1)
1. Click G.SHDSL then Configuration
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Defining G.SHDSL Attributes (2)
(continued . . .)
2. For Terminal Type
select Remote.
3. For Interface Type
select Atm.
4. Click the Configure
button.
5. Click the Action
submenu.
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Activating the G.SHDSL Port
6. Select Deactivate.
7. Click the Action
button.
The Action drop-down menu
will automatically return to a
value of Start.
6. Click the Action
button again.
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Basic Configuration: Example Two
(completed)
Routed Connection to DSLAM Using PPPoA (RFC 2364)
User
IP:
192.168.110.11/24
Gateway: 192.168.110.229
WAN Port
IP: 192.168.120.231
Gateway: 192.168.120.230
SubNet 2
G.SHDSL
SubNet 1
PPPoA Routed
ipRocketLink (Remote) WAN Service
IP: 192.168.110.229
CO Uplink to Internet
IP: 192.168.130.0
SubNet 3
T1/E1
WAN
Uplinks
ipRocketLink (Remote) is now Configured.
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