Creating 3G Virtual Interfaces - Teldat -3Ge Quick Manual

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Explanations on how to access and operate the commands console are given in chapter 1 of manual Dm704-I Con-
figuration and Monitoring. The Teldat console opening message looks like this:
User: Root
Password:****
Teldat
Router model XXXXX CPU MPC860
1 LAN, 2 WAN Line , 2 ISDN Line
CIT software version: ZZZZZ
*
The configuration commands shown in this chapter are executed in the commands console configuration process.
The user can access this by executing the config command, as shown below:
*config 4
User Configuration
Config>

2.3 Creating 3G Virtual Interfaces

First we add the virtual interfaces recellular1, recellular2 and rcellular3, running the following commands:
add device rcellular 1
add device rcellular 2
add device rcellular 3
Then we define the function of each interface and configure the startup parameters for the Teldat-3Ge 3G module in
the monitoring interface (rcellular1).
network rcellular1
; -- Interface AT. Configuration
description ETH-ANT-MON
coverage-timer 15
pin plain 5710
monitor-ifc 1
network mode automatic
network domain cs+ps
exit
;
network rcellular2
; -- Interface AT. Configuration
description ETH-ANT-PPP
ppp-ifc 1
exit
;
network rcellular3
; -- Interface AT. Configuration
description ETH-ANT-UPG
upgrade-ifc 1
exit
The pin plain 5710 command sets the PIN for the SIM card inserted in the Teldat-3Ge to 5710. If you want to set a
different PIN code, simply edit it using this command.
The "cs+ps" command network domain configures the device so that it can access the GSM and the HSDPA/HSUPA
networks at the same time.
Note
If the Teldat-3Ge is equipped with a module that doesn't support voice backup, you should only config-
ure the "ps" network domain.
On device startup, the sequence of events is as follows:
• The L2TP tunnels try and open on detecting the presence of an rcellular interface.
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