Multitech CommPlete CC2400 System Installation And Quick Start Manual page 53

Default Gateway (-previous), q(uit), <192.168.4.1>):
Subnet Mask (-previous), q(uit), <0.0.0.0>):
Primary DNS Server (-previous), q(uit), <0.0.0.0>):
Backup DNS Server (-(previous), q(uit), <0.0.0.0>):
System Defaults Setup
1. Network Defaults
2. Ras Defaults (Required)
3. Ras Security Defaults (Required)
4. T1 Defaults (Required)
5. E1 Defaults (Required)
6. PRI Defaults (Required)
Enter Selection (-(previous), q(uit), <2>: 2
12. Type 2 and ENTER to set up RAS Defaults. The current RAS defaults
appear:
Frame Type:Type_II
Address Method:Address Pool
Wan Port IPCP:Enabled
Frame Type
1. Type_II
2. SNAP
Enter Selection
13. Type the option number of the frame type used by your network, or
press ENTER to accept the default. TYPE_II is the standard Ethernet
frame type. SNAP is supported only by some older UNIX systems.
When you press ENTER, the following menu appears:
Address Method
1. via DHCP server
2. Address pool
3. Per port config
4. RADIUS
Enter Selection (-(previous), q(uit), <2>):
14. Use the Address Method menu to specify how IP addresses will be
allocated to remote users. Select via DHCP Server if you have a DHCP
server on your LAN. Select Address pool if the IP addresses you assign
to clients are from a contiguous pool of addresses. Select Per port config
if you want to assign a specific address to each remote port. Select
RADIUS if you want to use your RADIUS server to assign IP addresses.
Type the number of the address allocation method you want the RAS to
use, or press ENTER to accept the default. When you press ENTER, the
following menu appears:
Wan Port IPCP
1. Disabled
2. Enabled
Enter Selection (-(previous), q(uit), <2>):
15. In the Wan Port IPCP menu, select Enabled if you want all WAN ports
to use TCP/IP or PPP by default. Select Disabled if TCP/IP or PPP is
not to be used. When you press ENTER, the System Defaults Setup
menu reappears:
System Defaults Setup
1. Network Defaults
2 Configuration Quick Start
(-(previous), q(uit), <1>):
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