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BinGO!
Plus / Professional
Getting Started
Version 1.3
July 1999
Document #71020C

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  • Page 1 BinGO! Plus / Professional Getting Started Version 1.3 July 1999 Document #71020C...
  • Page 2 Purpose This manual provides a short description of the installation and first-time configuration of the BinGO! Plus and Professinonal routers with Software Re- lease 4.9.4. Before installing and configuring your router, please note the security instructions described in your BinGO! Plus and Professinonal User´s Guide.
  • Page 3 Also, an adaptation, especially a translation, of the document is inadmissable without the prior consent of BinTec Communica- tions AG. How to contact BinTec Communications Ways to contact BinTec Telephone number or address Telephone +49 911 96 73 0...

  • Page 5: Table Of Contents

    BINGO! PLUS/PROFESSIONAL GETTING STARTED Features ........2 Software Installation .
  • Page 6 Configuration Wizard ..... . Configuration with Setup Tool ....Licenses .
  • Page 7 Setup Tool. For first-time confiurations, the quickest and easiest way to configure your new BinGO! Plus or Professional is to use the Configuration Wizard included on the Com- panion CD. The Wizard is a Windows based tool that sup- ports configuring basic functions via the serial port.

  • Page 8: Features

    Finally, we’ll describe a few simple tests that you can use to verify that your configuration was successful (p. 27). Features BinGO! is BinTec’s Plug-and-Play Personal ISDN internet router. This powerful multi-protocol router enables you to interconnect small LANs via ISDN.
  • Page 9 BinGO!. • HTTP and Java Status Monitors. BinGO! offers you all the features of the BinGO! Plus. In addition, the BinGO! Professional has a built-in fax mo- dem as well as local fax-storage which can be used to...
  • Page 10 GO! P ROFESSIONAL store/forward faxes when your PC is turned off. For in- structions on configuring the modem or the local fax stor- age, please refer to your User’s Guide.

  • Page 11: Software Installation

    OFTWARE NSTALLATION Software Installation Your BinGO! includes several helper/utility programs for Windows and UNIX. BRICKware BRICKware for Windows consists of the following for Windows programs (for detailed information, please refer to the on- line BRICKware for Windows documentation): • Configuration Wizard – A tool for performing a first- time configuration of your BinGO!.

  • Page 12: Installing The Bingo

    Using an incorrect power supply may damage your router. Only use the included 16VAC power supply when supplying power to your BinGO!. BinTec Communica- tions AG cannot assume responsibility for any damage re- sulting from the use of other power supplies.

  • Page 13: Led Indicators

    BinGO! NSTALLING THE put of 5V–/800mA. These two supplies are not inter- changeable. Step 2 Set the LAN switch on the under- side of your BinGO! to position: Step 1 if you want to connect BinGO! Connect the included laplink to your LAN (MDI) cable to your terminal or if you want to connect BinGO!
  • Page 14 GO! P ROFESSIONAL Also note that the once the rooter is up, the system may be accessed via the ISDN using the factory-set passwords. Changing the default passwords is described on page 18. Also make sure the LAN switch on the underside of your BinGO! is set to the correct position (see page 6).

  • Page 15: Pabx Functions

    PABX F UNCTIONS PABX Functions You can connect two POTS devices (e.g. analog tele- phones, fax machines, modems, etc.) to Phone ports 1 and 2 of BinGO!. Please note, however, that these devices must be config- ured to use tone dialling, and not pulse selection. If you just connect BinGO! to the ISDN and two analog telephones to ports 1 and 2 you can use the following functions without any further configuration.

  • Page 16: Configuration

    Configuration 3. The last step involves logging into the BinGO! as with Setup Tool admin, using the bintec password, and issuing (p.16) setup at the shell prompt. Using the Setup Tool is the easiest way to get your BinGO! up and running.
  • Page 17 ONFIGURATION Caution s an ISDN multiprotocol router, BinGO! establishes ISDN connections in accordance with the system´s configuration. Incorrect or incomplete configuration of your product may cause unwanted charges. The conditions that lead to estab- lishing connections are largely dependent on the respective network configuration.

  • Page 18: Gathering The Information

    GO! P ROFESSIONAL Gathering the Information In the following example network setup, the host merlin will be acting as the nameserver and timeserver for brick, the BinGO! we will be configuring with Setup Tool. The router partnerbrick will serve as the remote router for connecting the Company LAN over ISDN.

  • Page 19: Accessing The Bingo

    ONFIGURATION Accessing the BinGO! The BinGO! can be configured over any of its interfaces using a variety of methods. Serial Connection (9600,8, n, 1) Setup Tool • • Telnet isdnlogin • • DIME Tools LAPB (HDLC) ISDN Ethernet Access As shown above, there are several ways of accessing your Methods BinGO! once connected to the network interfaces.

  • Page 20: Over Serial Port

    GO! P ROFESSIONAL Over Serial Port With a terminal or terminal program (UNIX or PC) • Connect the computer or terminal using the in- cluded cable to the BRICK’s serial port. • Set your communications parameters to: 9600 bps, 8 data bits, no parity, 1 stop bit, soft- ware handshake (XON, XOFF) and VT100 termi- nal emulation.

  • Page 21: From Any Computer Using Telnet

    ONFIGURATION From any computer using telnet Once the BRICK is assigned it’s IP address (i.e. using BRICKware and BootP Server as mentioned above) you can access the system from any computer on the LAN. • Using a VT100 compatible telnet program, telnet to the BRICK at it’s IP address.

  • Page 22: Third Party Snmp Manager

    Configuration with Setup Tool If you haven’t already done so, login to the BRICK now by entering admin at the login prompt and bintec at the password prompt. Enter setup now. Setup Tool’s main menu will be displayed as follows.

  • Page 23: Licenses

    ONFIGURATION Navigating The Setup Tool menus can be navigated using the fol- the Menus lowing keys: Enters the currently highlighted menu Return item. Moves forward and backward between ↑ ↓ menus and fields. Scrolls among entries in a list of possible field values.

  • Page 24: System

    GO! P ROFESSIONAL System Select [System] from the main menu. The only required en- tries at this time are the first two fields (System Name and Local PPP ID); this information will be used as the BRICK’s hostname and PPP ID. With the exception of the admin, read, and write Password/Community fields, the other fields are not required and can be edited later.
  • Page 25 Phone 2] menu, depending on which port you wish to con- figure. Both these menus feature the same set of fields and possible entries . BinGO! Plus/Pro Setup Tool BinTec Communications AG [ PHONE ] : Phone 1 Configuration mybingo...

  • Page 26: Remote Capi And Remote Tapi

    GO! P ROFESSIONAL Point-to-Point If you had a Euro ISDN point-to-point access with the number 1234 you could choose any extension for the phones, e.g. phone 1 could get extension 25, and phone 2 could get extension 333. The phones can then be reached as follows: Phone 1 Phone 2...

  • Page 27: Remote Tapi Server Port

    , and type of encapsulation to use on your BRICK. For now, you can select Ethernet II encapsu- lation. The settings for our example setup on page 12 are shown below. BinGO! Plus/Pro Setup Tool BinTec Communications AG [LAN]: Configure Ethernet Interface mybingo IP-Configuration local IP-Number 199.1.1.2...

  • Page 28: Setting Up The Isdn Interface

    Depending on which protocol your ISDN subscriber in- terface uses and whether or not the ISDN autoconfigura- tion was successful, the [CM-1BRI, ISDN S0] menu may be displayed as follows: BinGO! Plus/Pro Setup Tool BinTec Communications AG [WAN]: WAN Interface mybingo...

  • Page 29: Wan Partner

    To add a new WAN partner select [ADD]. A menu sim- ilar to the following will be displayed. For our example setup, we have already filled in the appropriate fields. BinGO! Plus/Pro Setup Tool BinTec Communications AG [WAN][ADD]: Configure WAN Partner...

  • Page 30: Wan Numbers

    In our example we are routing IP traffic, and will use both PAP and CHAP au- thentication. Then enter the PPP Password the remote site must match when performing authentication. BinGO! Plus/Pro Setup Tool BinTec Communications AG [WAN][ADD][PPP]: Configure WAN Partner mybingo...

  • Page 31: Ip Partner Configuration

    WAN partner. Depending on whether you are us- ing a transfer network, enter the IP Network address and netmask for your WAN Partner. BinGO! Plus/Pro Setup Tool BinTec Communications AG [WAN][ADD][IP]: IP Configuration (partnerbrick) mybingo IP Transit Network Partner’s LAN IP Address...

  • Page 32: Saving Your Configuration

    In the Partner / Interface field select the partner name the default route leads to. For our example, we added a default route without a transfer network to partnerbrick via ISDN. BinGO! Plus/Pro Setup Tool BinTec Communications AG [IP][ROUTING][ADD]: Confuigure IP Routes mybingo...

  • Page 33: Testing Your Configuration

    ESTING YOUR ONFIGURATION For information on configuration management and the transfer of configuration files to/from remote hosts via TFTP refer to the BinGO! User’s Guide. Testing your Configuration LAN Test To test your new configuration try issuing a simple ping command to a PC on the BinGO!’s LAN to verify the LAN interface is properly configured.

  • Page 34: Getting The Latest Brick News And Software

    Now that your BinGO! is up and running, you might like to visit our WWW site at http://www.bintec.de to keep abreast of new developments at BinTec Commu- nications AG. Via our WWW server BinTec provides you free of charge with the most recent versions of: •...

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