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The browser displays the router's management interface.
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On the main page, click on
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If your service provider has specified a VPI/VCI number to use, enter
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the numbers in the
Enter the PPP
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provider.
Click the
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router. Refer to "Web Interface" on page 25 for more information on
configuring the router via the web interface.
Creating a Virtual Circuit using RFC 1483 Encapsulation:
Start your web browser
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Enter the router's IP address:
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On the main page, look in the Configuration Summary table and click
on the title
Click the button for the type of virtual connection (VC) you want to
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create.
If your service provider has specified a different VPI/VCI number to
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use, enter the numbers in the
default VPI and VCI values.
Select the desired RFC 1483 multiplexing method (
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Select
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If you are not using DHCP, enter an IP address and a default gateway
that is on the same IP subnet as the WAN IP.
Click the
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reset the default configuration for the selected encapsulation protocol.
When the response appears at the bottom of the screen, it may
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include a link that says "
link and choose
Efficient Networks
VPI
Username
button. This will set the new VPI/VCI parameters on the
Set
Encapsulation Protocol
as the rate.
Max
button to set new parameters or select
Submit
to reboot the router.
yes
Simple Setup
and
fields.
VCI
and
Password
10.0.0.1
.
and
VPI
VCI
REBOOT REQUIRED
.
issued by your service
fields. Otherwise, enter the
or
LLC
Default VC
". If so, click on that
Router Configuration
).
VCMUX
to
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