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Setting up your Router with the SmartStart Wizard 3-3
Setting up your Router with the SmartStart Wizard
The SmartStart Wizard is tailored for your platform, but it works the same way on either a PC or a Macintosh.
Insert the Netopia CD, and in the desktop navigation screen that appears, launch the SmartStart Wizard
application.
SmartStart Wizard conļ¬guration screens
The SmartStart Wizard presents a series of screens to guide you through the preliminary conļ¬guration of a
Netopia R3100. It will then create a connection proļ¬le using the information you supply to it.
The screens described in this section are the default screens shipped on the Netopia CD. They
derive from two initialization (.ini) ļ¬les included in the same directory as the SmartStart
application ļ¬le. Your reseller or your ISP may have supplied you with customized versions of these
ļ¬les.
ā If you have received a CD or diskette that has been customized by your reseller or ISP, you
can run the SmartStart Wizard directly from the CD or diskette and follow the instructions
your reseller or ISP provides. This makes your Netopia R3100 conļ¬guration even easier.
ā If you have received only the .ini ļ¬les from your reseller or ISP, perform the following:
ā Copy the entire directory folder containing the SmartStart Wizard application from the
Netopia CD to your hard disk.
ā Copy the customized .ini ļ¬les to the same directory folder that contains the SmartStart
Wizard application, allowing the copy process to overwrite the original .ini ļ¬les.
ā Run the SmartStart Wizard from your hard disk. You can then follow the instructions your
reseller or ISP provides.
Welcome screen. The ļ¬rst screen welcomes you to the
SmartStart Wizard conļ¬guration utility.
Click the Next button after you have responded to the
interactive prompts in each screen.
The Help button will display useful information to assist
you in responding to the interactive prompts.
- R3100 ISDN Routers 1
- Part I: Getting Started 3
- Part III: Appendixes 9
- 5. Conļ¬gured for IDSL 18
- Userās Reference Guide 20
- Overview 21
- Features and capabilities 21
- How to use this guide 22
- Find a location 23
- What you need 23
- 1 Ethernet 24
- 2 Telco 24
- 3 Power 24
- Netopia R3100 LED front panel 28
- Before running SmartStart 30
- Easy option 32
- Advanced option 37
- Sharing the Connection 38
- 3-18 Userās Reference Guide 46
- 10Base-T 49
- 4-4 Userās Reference Guide 50
- Remote console 51
- Ethernet 52
- Telco 2 Telco 1 52
- Phone 1Phone 2 52
- 4-8 Userās Reference Guide 54
- SmartView overview 55
- Navigating SmartView 56
- Connection Proļ¬les page 57
- Event history pages 57
- Device Event History page 58
- WAN Event History page 58
- 5-6 Userās Reference Guide 60
- Conļ¬guring Telnet software 63
- 6-6 Userās Reference Guide 66
- Easy Setup console screens 67
- Beginning Easy Setup 69
- ISDN Easy Setup 69
- ā National ISDN-1 (NI-1) 71
- ā AT&T 5ESS Pt-to-Pt 71
- ā AT&T 5ESS Multipoint 71
- ā Nortel DMS100 Custom 71
- IDSL Easy Setup 72
- Easy Setup Proļ¬le 73
- IP Easy Setup 75
- Easy Setup Security 76
- Conļ¬guring Frame Relay 77
- Frame Relay conļ¬guration 80
- Frame Relay DLCI conļ¬guration 82
- ā add an alternate number 93
- The Default Proļ¬le 94
- How the default proļ¬le works 94
- Auxiliary Port Conļ¬guration 98
- System Conļ¬guration screens 99
- System Conļ¬guration features 100
- Network Protocols Setup 102
- Filter Sets (Firewalls) 102
- IP Address Serving 102
- Date and Time 102
- Console Conļ¬guration 104
- Security 104
- Upgrade Feature Set 104
- Telephone setup 105
- Deļ¬ning priority ringing 110
- Advanced calling features 111
- Line provisioning 111
- Scheduled connections 116
- Viewing scheduled connections 117
- Adding a scheduled connection 118
- Set Weekly Schedule 119
- Set Once-Only Schedule 120
- Default Answer Proļ¬le 121
- ā āIP setupā on page 11-6 125
- IP setup 130
- IP subnets 134
- Static routes 136
- IP address serving 140
- DHCP NetBIOS Options 142
- IPX Features 145
- IPX Deļ¬nitions 145
- IPX address 146
- NetBIOS 147
- IPX Spooļ¬ng 147
- IPX setup 147
- IPX routing tables 149
- 12-6 Userās Reference Guide 150
- Installing AppleTalk 151
- AppleTalk networks 152
- AppleTalk protocol 152
- Routers and seeding 155
- Conļ¬guring AppleTalk 156
- EtherTalk Setup 157
- LocalTalk Setup 158
- AURP setup 159
- Quick View status overview 163
- General status 164
- Current status 165
- Status lights 165
- Statistics & Logs 166
- General Statistics 166
- Event histories 167
- Routing tables 169
- Served IP Addresses 172
- System Information 174
- The SNMP Setup screen 175
- SNMP traps 176
- 14-16 Userās Reference Guide 178
- Suggested security measures 179
- User accounts 180
- Dial-in Console Access 181
- Telnet access 182
- About ļ¬lters and ļ¬lter sets 182
- How ļ¬lter sets work 183
- How individual ļ¬lters work 185
- Design guidelines 189
- Adding a ļ¬lter set 191
- Viewing ļ¬lter sets 195
- Modifying ļ¬lter sets 196
- Deleting a ļ¬lter set 196
- A sample IP ļ¬lter set 196
- IPX ļ¬lters 200
- IPX packet ļ¬lters 201
- IPX packet ļ¬lter sets 202
- IPX SAP ļ¬lters 204
- IPX SAP ļ¬lter sets 206
- Firewall tutorial 208
- General Firewall Terms 208
- Basic IP Packet Components 208
- Basic Protocol Types 208
- Firewall design rules 209
- Filter Basics 211
- Example Filters 212
- Token Security Authentication 215
- Securing network environments 215
- Using the SecurID token card 215
- 15-42 Userās Reference Guide 220
- Telnet client 224
- Trace Route 225
- Secure Authentication Monitor 226
- Factory defaults 227
- Updating ļ¬rmware 228
- Downloading conļ¬guration ļ¬les 229
- Uploading conļ¬guration ļ¬les 229
- Restarting the system 232
- ISDN Switch Loopback Test 233
- Conļ¬guration problems 237
- SmartStart Troubleshooting 238
- Console connection problems 238
- Network problems 238
- Power outages 239
- Technical support 239
- How to get support 239
- Completing the ISDN worksheet 245
- B-8 Userās Reference Guide 248
- Appendix C 249
- C-2 Userās Reference Guide 250
- Unique requirements 251
- What is IP? 255
- About IP addressing 255
- Subnets and subnet masks 256
- Distributing IP addresses 259
- Conļ¬guration 261
- Using address serving 262
- Nested IP subnets 264
- Internet 264
- Broadcasts 266
- Packet header types 266
- Network Conļ¬guration 267
- Background 267
- Exported services 271
- Important notes 272
- Virtual Circuits 275
- Committed Burst Size (B 276
- Excess Burst Size (B 276
- Addressing 277
- Local and Global DLCIs 277
- G-6 Userās Reference Guide 280
- Appendix H 281
- Event Histories 281
- Leased line events 281
- ISDN events 281
- ISDN event cause codes 282
- Appendix I 287
- ISDN Conļ¬guration Guide 287
- Deļ¬nitions 287
- About SPIDs 287
- Example SPIDs 288
- Dynamic B-channel usage 288
- I-4 Userās Reference Guide 290
- Binary Conversion Table J-1 291
- J-2 Userās Reference Guide 292
- K-4 Userās Reference Guide 296
- 1300 ohms 297
- Description 299
- Power requirements 299
- Environment 299
- Software and protocols 299
- Agency approvals 300
- Regulatory notices 300
- Important safety instructions 302
- L-8 Userās Reference Guide 304
- 8 Userās Reference Guide 312
- 2 Userās Reference Guide 320
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