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FlowPoint 2200 (SDSL) Console Configuration (With Subnet)
 
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A description of the wiring for the FlowPoint routers

  • Router to Wall
    • Use the cable that Covad provided to connect the port marked DSL on the router to the wall. This cable looks like a phone cable and has an RJ-11 plug on the wall end, and a larger RJ-45 plug on the end that connects to the router.
  • Router to Computer
    • Up to four computers can be directly connected to the router's ethernet ports using regular ethernet cables (as opposed to crossover cables). If more than four computers need to be connected then a hub will be needed.
    • The LED on the computer's NIC card should be lit.
  • Console Port
    • The unlabled port on the router is the console port. This port can only be used for configuring or troubleshooting the router using the command line interface. You need to connect to the router using a regular ethernet cable and an RJ-45 to DB-9 adapter.
    • HyperTerminal can be used to connect to the router: Name the new connection FlowPoint. Set the terminal program for correct serial port (Select direct to ComX (X is the Com port number) on the screen that asks you for the phone number, etc.) and configure for 9600 baud, N, 8, 1, NO flow control.


*Note: The commands are not case-sensitive. The caps below are just to make it easier to read.
  1. Login to the system.
    If the user wants to change the password use this command:

    system admin newpassword

  2. System commands - these affect the behavior of the box as a whole.

    system wan2wanforwarding off
    system name FlowPoint2200

  3. Ethernet commands - these affect the LAN interface of the box.

    eth ip enable

  4. Remote commands - these affect the WAN interface of the box.

    remote disable internet
    remote add dslip
    remote enable dslip
    remote setpvc 0*38 dslip
    remote disbridge dslip
    remote addiproute 0.0.0.0 0.0.0.0 1 dslip

    remote setprotocol ppp dslip
    remote setauthen chap dslip
    remote disAuthen dslip

    remote setOurSysName CovadLogin dslip
    remote setOurPasswd CovadPassword dslip

  5. Ethernet commands - these affect the LAN interface of the box.

    eth ip addr FirstUsableIP 255.255.255.n

  6. Disable NAT.

    remote setIPTranslate off dslip

  7. DHCP commands - these are commands that affect the behavior of the DHCP server

    dhcp disable all

  8. Save the configuration.

    sys msg 05/21/2003
    save all
    reboot


Workstation configuration:

Windows: The following information is entered on the properties of the TCP/IP protocol bound to the network card adapter. (In the Network control panel.)

  • IP Address Tab: Specify. (Any usable address from subnet except the first usable)
  • IP Address Tab: Subnet Mask: 255.255.255.n
  • Gateway Tab: Address of the router. (First usable address)
  • DNS Configuration Tab: Add 199.181.164.1 and 199.181.164.2 to DNS Server Search Order. Put something (anything) in for "Host."

Macintosh: The following information is entered on the TCP/IP control panel (Connect via: Ethernet)

  • Configure: Manually.
  • IP Address: Specify. (Any usable address from subnet except the first usable)
  • Subnet Mask: 255.255.255.n
  • Router Address: Address of the router. (First usable address)
  • Name Server Addr: 199.181.164.1 and 199.181.164.2


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