Page 1 Installing Remote Annex Network Software for Windows Part No. 166-024-634 Rev. A January 1997...
Page 2 Computer Software-Restricted Rights clause at FAR 52.227-19. Trademarks of Bay Networks, Inc. Annex, Remote Annex, Annex Manager, Remote Annex 2000, Remote Annex 4000, Remote Annex 6100, Remote Annex 6300, Remote Annex 5390/Async, Remote Annex 5391/CT1, Remote Annex 5393/PRI, BayStack Remote Annex 2000 Server, Quick2Conﬁg Annex, Bay Networks, Bay Networks Press, and the Bay Networks logo...
Page 3: Table Of Contents
Contents Preface Supported Platforms ............... . . xi Using this Manual .
Page 4 Contents Loading the Programs ..............3-10 Getting Started with Quick2Config Annex and NA .
Page 5 Contents Appendix B Modifying System Files Sample System Files ..............B-1 Sample System Files (Windows 3.1 and Windows for Workgroups 3.11) .
Page 6 Contents Installing Remote Annex Network Software for Windows...
Page 7 Figures Figure 1-1. Make Floppies Dialog Box ............1-7 Figure 1-2.
Page 8 Figures Figure 5-7. Quick2Conﬁg Annex Port General Tab..........5-7 Figure 5-8.
Page 9 Tables Table 1-1. Supported Platforms............. . 1-2 Table 1-2.
Page 10 Tables Installing Remote Annex Network Software for Windows...
Page 11: Supported Platforms
Preface ead this guide if you will use Remote Annex Network Software for Windows to conﬁgure and manage Bay Networks™ Remote Annexes. This software includes: • Remote Annex Server Tools for Windows NT version 2.5 • NA command line interface version 2.4 •...
Page 12: Using This Manual
Quick2Conﬁg Annex modify your system ﬁles. Supported Version All releases of Remote Annex Network Software for Windows which includes Remote Annex 2000, 4000, 6100, 539x, and 6300 are supported under release 13.3. Installing Remote Annex Network Software for Windows...
Page 13: Printing Conventions
Preface Printing Conventions bold text Indicates text that you need to enter and command names in text. Example: Use the dinfo command. italic text Indicates variable values in command syntax descriptions, new terms, file and directory names, and book titles. quotation marks (“...
Page 14 Preface Installing Remote Annex Network Software for Windows...
Page 15: Overview, Requirements, And Online Help
Chapter 1 Overview, Requirements, and Online Help his chapter provides an overview of Remote Annex Network Software for Windows, and the requirements for installing the software. The chapter also provides information on copying the installation program to diskettes and describes how to use online help. Remote Annex Network Software for Windows includes three modules: Server Tools Remote Annex Server Tools for Windows NT allows you to boot and...
Page 16: Workstation Hardware And Software Requirements
Chapter 1 Overview, Requirements, and Online Help Workstation Hardware and Software Requirements Table 1-1 lists the platforms on which the various components of the Annex software can operate. Note that there can be multiple instances of NA and Quick2Conﬁg Annex on the same Windows NT network. Table 1-1.
Page 17: Requirements For Na And Quick2Config Annex
Chapter 1 Overview, Requirements, and Online Help • One Windows NT Server client license per Remote Annex • PC with an Intel 486 (or higher) CPU with 32 MB RAM • CD ROM drive to install the product Remote Annex Server Tools Windows NT requires Remote Annex Software Release 11.1 or a subsequent release.
Page 18: Annexes
CD-ROM Annexes Quick2Conﬁg Annex supports Remote Annexes 6300 and 5393 running Release 13.3 or later, Remote Annexes 2000, 4000, 5390, 5391 and 6100 running version 11.2 or later, and Communications Server Release 10.0. IP Stack Software The computer that runs Quick2Conﬁg Annex must also run network communications software (an IP stack software package).
Page 19: Windows 3.1 And Windows For Workgroups 3.11
Chapter 1 Overview, Requirements, and Online Help Windows 3.1 and Windows for Workgroups 3.11 The following sections describe the restrictions and requirements you need to be aware of before you install Quick2Conﬁg Annex application software. Win32s You need to install Win32s (version 1.30.166.0 or later) with Microsoft Windows and Windows for Workgroups before you can install Quick2Conﬁg Annex.
Page 20: Windows 95 And Windows Nt Tcp/Ip
Chapter 1 Overview, Requirements, and Online Help Installing NetManage ChameleonNFS IP You cannot install a NetManage ChameleonNFS IP stack after you install Quick2Conﬁg Annex. If the Setup program does not recognize a compliant installed IP stack, you must install the NetManage ChameleonNFS IP stack shipped with Quick2Conﬁg Annex during Quick2Conﬁg Annex installation, or exit the installation program to install a supported package.
Page 21: Making Installation Diskettes
Chapter 1 Overview, Requirements, and Online Help Making Installation Diskettes During the installation of the Remote Annex software, the Setup program asks if you want to make copies of the software on ﬂoppy diskettes (CD- ROM installation only). If you choose this option, Setup opens the Make Floppies dialog box (Figure 1-1).
Page 22: Using The Annex Software Online Help System
Chapter 1 Overview, Requirements, and Online Help Click on the checkbox to clear it if you do not want to copy one of the listed components, and Click on to continue. Next The Choose Location dialog box opens (Figure 1-2). Figure 1-2.
Page 23: Starting Online Help
Chapter 1 Overview, Requirements, and Online Help Starting Online Help How you start online help depends on whether or not you are in installation help or application help. Installation Help Press F1 while in a dialog box to get help information about installing Quick2Conﬁg Annex.
Page 24: Moving Around Online Help
Chapter 1 Overview, Requirements, and Online Help Moving around Online Help To move around the help system, use the toolbar at the top of the help window. From the toolbar you can jump to the Contents page, search for a help topic, go back to the previous help topic, view a history of the help topics selected, or browse backward and forward.
Page 25: Installing On A Windows Nt Server
Chapter 2 Installing on a Windows NT Server his chapter covers installation of Remote Annex Network Software for Windows on a Microsoft Windows NT Server. The process described in this chapter loads the Server Tools, NA and Quick2Conﬁg Annex on a host running either WindowsNT Server 3.51 or WindowsNT Server 4.0.
Page 26: Securid
Chapter 2 Installing on a Windows NT Server SecurID If SecurID authentication is being used, the sdconf.rec ﬁle must be copied to the Windows NT %SystemRoot%system32 directory on the server. This is done through the SD_Admin function provided in the SecurID software.
Page 27: Starting The Setup Program
Chapter 2 Installing on a Windows NT Server Edit the list using Remove To add groups or individual users, press and select individual or group names from the Add Users and Groups dialog box. To delete users or groups, highlight a name and click on Remove Starting the Setup Program The Remote Annex Network Software for Windows is provided on a CD-...
Page 28: Figure 2-1. Welcome Dialog Box
Chapter 2 Installing on a Windows NT Server Figure 2-1. Welcome Dialog Box Read the instructions in this dialog box before continuing. Click on if you need to close any Windows programs or Cancel to continue the installation. Next Installing Remote Annex Network Software for Windows...
Page 29: Figure 2-2. Select Operation Dialog Box
Chapter 2 Installing on a Windows NT Server The Setup program opens the Select Operation dialog box (Figure 2-2). The dialog box gives you the option of copying the Setup program to diskettes or continuing with the installation from the CD-ROM. Figure 2-2.
Page 30: Figure 2-3. Install Software Dialog Box
Chapter 2 Installing on a Windows NT Server To continue the installation: Choose Next Setup opens the Install Software dialog box which lists the three software modules that can be installed on the Windows NT Server platform (Figure 2-3). Figure 2-3. Install Software Dialog Box Setup displays the dialog box with each of the components selected.
Page 31: Installing Na
Chapter 2 Installing on a Windows NT Server Installing NA Before it installs each software component, Setup scans the Windows NT Server platform for previously installed versions of the software. If the program discovers a previous version of NA, it opens a dialog box to give you a choice between overwriting the existing version or installing the software in a separate directory (Figure 2-4).
Page 32: Figure 2-5. Choose Destination Location Dialog Box
Chapter 2 Installing on a Windows NT Server Select an option and click on Next If you choose to overwrite the existing version, Setup installs the software in the same directory. If you choose to install the software in a new location, Setup displays the Choose Destination Location dialog box (Figure 2-5).
Page 33: Figure 2-6. Setup Progress Icons
Chapter 2 Installing on a Windows NT Server As Setup loads the software, it displays gauge icons and a dialog box to mark the progress of the installation (Figure 2-6). Figure 2-6. Setup Progress Icons When Setup has copied the appropriate ﬁles and modiﬁed program groups, the program displays the message, “Do you want to view the README ﬁle now?”...
Page 34: Loading Server Tools
Chapter 2 Installing on a Windows NT Server Loading Server Tools If you opted to install Server Tools, the Setup program scans the Windows NT Server for previous versions of the software. No Previous Version If Setup did not ﬁnd a previous version of the Server Tools, the program displays the Choose Destination Location dialog box (Figure 2-10).
Page 35: Figure 2-9. Choose Directory Dialog Box
Chapter 2 Installing on a Windows NT Server Click on to accept the default destination directory for Next the software. Click on to select a new directory. Browse Setup opens a standard Windows Choose Directory dialog box so you can select the new location (Figure 2-9).
Page 36: Previous Version Found
Chapter 2 Installing on a Windows NT Server Previous Version Found If a previous version of the Server Tools is found, Setup provides three choices: • Overwrite the existing version with the new software. This action replaces the options set in the previous version of the Server Tools with defaults settings in the new software.
Page 37: Figure 2-10. Server Tools Installation Option Dialog Box
Chapter 2 Installing on a Windows NT Server Figure 2-10. Server Tools Installation Option Dialog Box Select an option and click on Next If you choose the default option of Upgrade the existing version, Setup preserves the Options set in the older version. If you choose Overwrite the existing version, Setup opens the Choose Destination Location Dialog Box (Figure...
Page 38: Choosing Remote Annexes
Chapter 2 Installing on a Windows NT Server Click on to select a new directory. Browse Setup opens a standard Windows Choose Directory dialog box so you can select the new location (Figure 2-9). 10. Use the dialog box to make your selection, choose on and click on in the Choose Destination Location dialog Next...
Page 39: Figure 2-12. Server Tools Options Dialog Box
Chapter 2 Installing on a Windows NT Server Setup will install the images checked in the dialog box enabling you to boot these Remote Annexes from the images installed. 11. Use to select or deselect the entire list. Select All Clear All Double click on an item to toggle its selection on or off.
Page 40: Loading Quick2Config Annex
Chapter 2 Installing on a Windows NT Server Loading Quick2Conﬁg Annex If you selected Quick2Conﬁg Annex installation, the Setup program scans the Windows NT Server for previous versions of the software. No Previous Version If the program does not ﬁnd a previous version, Setup displays the Choose Destination Location dialog box (Figure 2-13).
Page 41: Previous Version Found
Chapter 2 Installing on a Windows NT Server Click on to accept the default destination directory for Next the software. Setup begins copying the software to the selected directory. Skip to Loading the Programs on page 2-18 Previous Version Found If the program discovers a previous version, it opens a dialog box to give you a choice between overwriting the existing version or installing the software in a separate directory (Figure 2-14).
Page 42: Loading The Programs
Chapter 2 Installing on a Windows NT Server Select an option and click on Next If you choose to Overwrite the existing version, Setup installs the software in the same directory. If you choose to Install to another location, Setup displays the Choose Destination Location dialog box (Figure 2-13).
Page 43: Figure 2-16. Readme File Dialog Box
Chapter 2 Installing on a Windows NT Server Figure 2-16. Readme File Dialog Box Choose Yes or No. If you choose Yes, the README ﬁle displays for you to read. When you exit the README ﬁle or choose No, Setup displays the Setup Complete message box (Figure 2-17).
Page 44: Getting Started With Remote Annex Network Software
Chapter 2 Installing on a Windows NT Server Getting Started with Remote Annex Network Software To start any of the software modules, click on the appropriate icon in the Bay Networks program group. For information on how to select an authentication tool and for detailed instructions on using the Server Tools Options windows, refer to the ®...
Page 45: Installing On Windows 95 And Windows Nt Workstation
Chapter 3 Installing on Windows 95 and Windows NT Workstation 3.51 and 4.0 ou can install the NA Command Line Interface and Quick2Conﬁg Annex on both Windows 95 systems and Windows NT Workstations. This chapter describes how to use the Setup program on these platforms. If you are installing on Windows 3.1 or Windows for Workgroups 3.11, refer to Chapter 4.
Page 46: Figure 3-1. Welcome Dialog Box
Chapter 3 Installing on Windows 95 and Windows NT Workstation 3.51 and 4.0 To install Quick2Conﬁg Annex and NA: Insert the CD in your CD-ROM drive. Use either the Program Manager or the File Manager to run: [ CD-ROM Drive ]:\Disk1\setup Setup opens the Welcome dialog box (Figure 3-1).
Page 47: Figure 3-2. Installation Options Dialog Box
Chapter 3 Installing on Windows 95 and Windows NT Workstation 3.51 and 4.0 Figure 3-2. Installation Options Dialog Box Choose “Install Software” to continue the installation or choose “Make Installation Floppies” to make a set of installation diskettes. If you choose “Make Installation Floppies,” you are prompted to insert diskettes, after which you exit the Setup program.
Page 48: Figure 3-3. Install Software Dialog Box
Chapter 3 Installing on Windows 95 and Windows NT Workstation 3.51 and 4.0 Figure 3-3. Install Software Dialog Box Click on the checkbox to clear it if you do not want to install one of these options. Be sure to clear the Remote Access Server Tools checkbox.
Page 49: Installing Na
Chapter 3 Installing on Windows 95 and Windows NT Workstation 3.51 and 4.0 Installing NA Before it installs each software component, Setup scans the workstation platform for previously installed versions of the software. If the program discovers a previous version of NA, it opens a dialog box to give you a choice between overwriting the existing version or installing the software in a separate directory (Figure 3-4).
Page 50: Figure 3-5. Choose Destination Location Dialog Box
Chapter 3 Installing on Windows 95 and Windows NT Workstation 3.51 and 4.0 Select an option and click on Next If you choose to overwrite the existing version, Setup installs the software in the same directory. If you choose to install the software in a new location, Setup displays the Choose Destination Location dialog box (Figure 3-5).
Page 51: Figure 3-6. Setup Progress Icons
Chapter 3 Installing on Windows 95 and Windows NT Workstation 3.51 and 4.0 Click on to accept the default destination directory for Next the software. As Setup loads the software, it displays gauge icons and a dialog box to mark the progress of the installation (Figure 3-6). Figure 3-6.
Page 52: Loading Quick2Config Annex
Chapter 3 Installing on Windows 95 and Windows NT Workstation 3.51 and 4.0 When you exit the README ﬁle or choose No, Setup installs the next module. Loading Quick2Conﬁg Annex If you selected Quick2Conﬁg Annex installation, the Setup program scans the workstation for previous versions of the software. No Previous Version If the program does not ﬁnd a previous version, Setup displays the Choose Destination Location dialog box (Figure 3-8).
Page 53 Chapter 3 Installing on Windows 95 and Windows NT Workstation 3.51 and 4.0 The dialog box displays a default directory selection based on the platform you are using: Windows NT Workstation: C:\WIN32APP\BayNet\Q2CAnnex Windows 95: C:\Program Files\BayNet\Q2CAnnex Click on to accept the default destination directory for Next the software.
Page 54: Loading The Programs
Chapter 3 Installing on Windows 95 and Windows NT Workstation 3.51 and 4.0 Figure 3-9. Overwrite or Install Dialog Box Select an option and click on Next If you choose to Overwrite the existing version, Setup installs the software in the same directory. If you choose to Install to another location, Setup displays the Choose Destination Location dialog box (Figure...
Page 55: Figure 3-10. Setup Progress Icons
Chapter 3 Installing on Windows 95 and Windows NT Workstation 3.51 and 4.0 Figure 3-10. Setup Progress Icons Setup copies the appropriate ﬁles and modiﬁes program groups. When you install Quick2Conﬁg Annex, Setup adds an application- related section to your win.ini ﬁle with path information. When the process is complete, Setup displays the message, “Do you want to view the README ﬁle now?”...
Page 56: Getting Started With Quick2Config Annex And Na
Chapter 3 Installing on Windows 95 and Windows NT Workstation 3.51 and 4.0 Figure 3-12. Setup Complete Message Box Click on OK to exit the Setup program. Click on the Q2CAnnex and NA Command Line Interface program icons. If you need to install the Microsoft TCP/IP stack, refer to the appropriate Microsoft documentation.
Page 57: Installing Quick2Config On Windows 3.1 And Windows For Workgroups
Chapter 4 Installing Quick2Conﬁg on Windows 3.1 and Windows for Workgroups 3.11 his chapter covers installation of the Quick2Conﬁg application on Windows 3.1 and Windows for Workgroups 3.11 platforms. Before you install the Quick2Conﬁg Annex application, make sure your workstation hardware and software meet or exceed the minimum requirements described in Chapter 1.
Page 58: Win32S Installation
Chapter 4 Installing Quick2Conﬁg on Windows 3.1 and Windows for Workgroups 3.11 To install Quick2Conﬁg Annex: Insert the CD in your CD-ROM drive. Use either the Program Manager or the File Manager to run: [ CD-ROM Drive ]:\Disk1\setup If you installing Quick2Conﬁg Annex on a platform that already has a version of the software or your system has Win32s for some other application, skip to Loading Quick2Conﬁg Annex...
Page 59: Figure 4-2. Restart Windows Dialog Box
Chapter 4 Installing Quick2Conﬁg on Windows 3.1 and Windows for Workgroups 3.11 Choose Yes to install Win32s if you do not have it installed on your system. You need Win32s to run Quick2Conﬁg Annex. If you already have Win32s installed on your system, choose No. •...
Page 60: Loading Quick2Config Annex
Chapter 4 Installing Quick2Conﬁg on Windows 3.1 and Windows for Workgroups 3.11 Loading Quick2Conﬁg Annex Once Win32s in is installed, Setup displays the Welcome dialog box (Figure 4-3). Read the instructions in this dialog box before continuing. Figure 4-3. Welcome Dialog Box Click on Cancel if you need to close any Windows programs or Next to continue installation.
Page 61: Figure 4-4. Installation Options Dialog Box
Chapter 4 Installing Quick2Conﬁg on Windows 3.1 and Windows for Workgroups 3.11 Figure 4-4. Installation Options Dialog Box Choose “Install Software” to continue to install Quick2Conﬁg Annex or choose “Make Installation Floppies” to make a set of installation diskettes. • If you choose “Make Installation Floppies,”...
Page 62: No Previous Version
Chapter 4 Installing Quick2Conﬁg on Windows 3.1 and Windows for Workgroups 3.11 No Previous Version If the program does not ﬁnd a previous version, Setup displays the Choose Destination Location dialog box (Figure 4-5). Figure 4-5. Choose Destination Location Dialog Box The dialog box displays a default directory selection: C:\BayNet\Q2CAnnex Installing Remote Annex Network Software for Windows...
Page 63: Previous Version Found
Chapter 4 Installing Quick2Conﬁg on Windows 3.1 and Windows for Workgroups 3.11 We recommend that you accept the default destination directory name. However, you can change the name if you want. Click on to accept the default destination directory for Next the software.
Page 64: Figure 4-7. Choose Installation Directory Dialog Box
Chapter 4 Installing Quick2Conﬁg on Windows 3.1 and Windows for Workgroups 3.11 Select an option and click on Next If you choose to Overwrite the existing version, Setup installs the software in the same directory. If you choose to Install to another location, Setup displays the Choose Destination Location dialog box (Figure 4-5).
Page 65: Installing The Ip Stack
Chapter 4 Installing Quick2Conﬁg on Windows 3.1 and Windows for Workgroups 3.11 Click on Next to accept the default destination directory. Click on Browse to change the destination directory or to create a new one. Quick2Conﬁg Annex checks your hard drive for a supported IP stack. If Quick2Conﬁg Annex cannot ﬁnd a supported IP stack, the IP Stack Query dialog box opens (Figure 4-8).
Page 66: Figure 4-9. Modify System Files Dialog Box
Chapter 4 Installing Quick2Conﬁg on Windows 3.1 and Windows for Workgroups 3.11 Figure 4-9. Modify System Files Dialog Box Click on Yes to modify your system ﬁles or No to leave your system ﬁles as they currently exist. • If you click on Yes, Setup saves the original ﬁles in the \Saved directory under the installation directory with .00x extensions.
Page 67: Figure 4-11. Information Message Box
Chapter 4 Installing Quick2Conﬁg on Windows 3.1 and Windows for Workgroups 3.11 • If you installed the Chameleon communications stack, another message, “Please wait while Setup modiﬁes your program group,” appears. Setup ﬁnishes installing Quick2Conﬁg Annex and installs the Chameleon IP Stack. The Custom Window opens (Figure A-1).
Page 68: Figure 4-12. Restart Windows Dialog Box
Chapter 4 Installing Quick2Conﬁg on Windows 3.1 and Windows for Workgroups 3.11 Figure 4-12. Restart Windows Dialog Box If Quick2Conﬁg Annex does not acknowledge a successful installation, click on the UnInstall Quick2Conﬁg icon in the program group to delete the ﬁles.
Page 69: Getting Started With Quick2Config Annex
Chapter 4 Installing Quick2Conﬁg on Windows 3.1 and Windows for Workgroups 3.11 Getting Started with Quick2Conﬁg Annex Click on the Q2C Annex icon in the Bay Networks program group to start Quick2Conﬁg Annex. Refer to the online help system included with the Quick2Conﬁg Annex application for instructions on using Quick2Conﬁg Annex.
Page 70 Chapter 4 Installing Quick2Conﬁg on Windows 3.1 and Windows for Workgroups 3.11 Installing Remote Annex Network Software for Windows 4-14...
Page 71: Configuration Examples
Conﬁguration Examples his chapter provides two sets of examples that show how to conﬁgure an Annex using Quick2Conﬁg Annex. The ﬁrst set involves a new Remote Annex 2000, with the ﬁrst three ports to be conﬁgured as follows: • Port 1 for use as a terminal, including the Annex console •...
Page 72: Accessing The Annex
Chapter 5 Conﬁguration Examples Accessing the Annex The ﬁrst step in conﬁguring the Annex ports is to add the Annex: Open Quick2Conﬁg Annex. Choose File > Add Annex. Quick2Conﬁg Annex opens a dialog box for identifying the Annex, and specifying timeout and retry settings (Figure 5-1).
Page 73: Figure 5-2. Annex Icon, Name, And Model Number
Chapter 5 Conﬁguration Examples Figure 5-2. Annex Icon, Name, and Model Number Click on the plus sign button to the left of the Annex icon to display the current port conﬁgurations. Quick2Conﬁg Annex expands the display and makes the Annex ports available for selection (Figure 5-3).
Page 74: Configuring An Annex Terminal Port
Chapter 5 Conﬁguration Examples Conﬁguring an Annex Terminal Port Port 1 on the Annex may already be conﬁgured as a terminal from its use as the Annex console during installation and initial setup. You can use the following procedure to conﬁrm that conﬁguration. To conﬁgure Port 1 as a terminal port: Click on the Port 1 icon.
Page 75: Figure 5-5. Quick2Conﬁg Annex Reset Conﬁrmation Dialog Box
Chapter 5 Conﬁguration Examples Click on Incoming in the Direction box and AutoDetect in the Mode box if these settings have not already been chosen. Click on Apply. Quick2Conﬁg Annex opens a dialog box for you to conﬁrm that Port 1 is to be reset (Figure 5-5).
Page 76: Configuring A Dial-In Modem Port
Chapter 5 Conﬁguration Examples Figure 5-6. Line Control Settings for Port 1 11. Click on Apply if you changed any settings. 12. Click on OK when prompted to conﬁrm the reset. Conﬁguring a Dial-In Modem Port The following procedure lets you conﬁgure a port for use with a dial-in modem or a bidirectional modem.
Page 77: Figure 5-7. Quick2Conﬁg Annex Port General Tab
Chapter 5 Conﬁguration Examples Once you have conﬁrmed modem operation in autodetect mode, the example shows how to set up the modem for PPP operation. Setting Type and Direction To select the modem type and specify direction: Click on Port 2. Quick2Conﬁg Annex displays the General Tab so you can identify the port type.
Page 78 Chapter 5 Conﬁguration Examples Choose the appropriate modem from the Modem Type list. Click on Both in the Direction Box and AutoDetect in the Mode box. Click on Apply. Quick2Conﬁg Annex opens a dialog box so you can conﬁrm that you want to reset the port (Figure 5-5).
Page 79: Figure 5-8. Quick2Conﬁg Annex Port Line Control Tab
Chapter 5 Conﬁguration Examples Figure 5-8. Quick2Conﬁg Annex Port Line Control Tab Reviewing Modem Setup You can conﬁgure a variety of modem setups that you can apply to the port with Quick2Conﬁg Annex. To review the setup string for the selected modem type or to create another modem type: Click on the Annex name in the tree view.
Page 80: Figure 5-9. Quick2Conﬁg Annex Modems Tab
Chapter 5 Conﬁguration Examples Figure 5-9. Quick2Conﬁg Annex Modems Tab Check the Connect Status Strings to ensure that the settings are appropriate for your modem and application. Make sure that the Dialin and Dialout Setup Commands conﬁgure the modem properly for the application. S Register 0 should be set to 1 or another nonzero number.
Page 81: Figure 5-10. Quick2Conﬁg Annex Modem Interfaces Tab
Chapter 5 Conﬁguration Examples Setting Up a PPP Modem After verifying the CLI connection, you can set the port to PPP or another mode, and then test the Annex port setup. Select Port 2 in the tree view and click on the Interfaces tab. Quick2Conﬁg Annex displays options for specifying addresses and various protocols (Figure...
Page 82: Configuring A Dial-Out Modem Port
Chapter 5 Conﬁguration Examples Leave the Subnet Mask set to 0.0.0.0. Leave the Local Address set to 0.0.0.0, as the Annex supplies this address. In the PPP Interface box, click on the protocols that should be negotiated. Click on Apply. When Quick2Conﬁg Annex displays the reset conﬁrmation dialog box, click on OK.
Page 83: Troubleshooting
Chapter 5 Conﬁguration Examples Figure 5-11. Port 3 Set for Dial-out Modem Troubleshooting The following steps can be used to troubleshoot a port conﬁguration: Conﬁgure the port for a dial-in modem and set the mode to AutoDetect. Dial the modem using a terminal emulation package. When connected, press the ) key.
Page 84: Figure 5-12. Port Identiﬁcation Using The Who Command
Chapter 5 Conﬁguration Examples Exit the terminal emulation package and make a connection using a PPP package that supports an interactive session. The package negotiates and veriﬁes the connection. Use Telnet to access the port from another terminal. Enter the who command. The modem answers with a display that shows the PPP connection (Figure 5-12).
Page 85: Setting Up Pri Channels
Chapter 5 Conﬁguration Examples Setting Up PRI Channels This example shows how to conﬁgure a Remote Annex 6300 to handle dial-in calls from ISDN and analog modems. Before You Begin Before you conﬁgure the RA6300 using Quick2Conﬁg Annex: Verify that the Annex is conﬁgured to boot from a host with a valid Annex conﬁguration ﬁle.
Page 86: Access The Annex
Chapter 5 Conﬁguration Examples Check the settings with the show pri command. command: show pri PRI Generic Parameters switch_type: "att" num_b_channels: 0 dsx1_line_length: 0-25 buildout: 0dB fdl_type: att analog_encoding: auto Boot the RA6300 from its host. command:boot command:quit Access the Annex To access the RA6300 and conﬁgure it with Quick2Conﬁg: Open Quick2Conﬁg Annex.
Page 87: Figure 5-15. Annex Icon And Ra6300 Name
Chapter 5 Conﬁguration Examples Type the name of the Annex or its IP address in the Annex Name box. Change the Community String, Timeout and Retries settings if necessary. Click on OK. After it closes the dialog box, Quick2Conﬁg Annex establishes an SNMP link to the Annex, determines the Annex model type and reads the currently set Annex parameters.
Page 88: Configuring For Dial-In Clients
Chapter 5 Conﬁguration Examples Figure 5-16. Expanded RA6300 Display Conﬁguring for Dial-in Clients To conﬁgure the RA6300 so clients can dial in: Choose the Call Defaults tab. Quick2Conﬁg display a tab window for specifying mode and other dial-in parameters (Figure 5-17).
Page 89: Figure 5-17. Quick2Conﬁg Call Defaults Tab
Chapter 5 Conﬁguration Examples Figure 5-17. Quick2Conﬁg Call Defaults Tab Set the mode to AutoDetect. Auto detect enables incoming calls to be recognized as CLI, ARAP or PPP. Leave the subnet mask set to 0.0.0.0. Set the Local Address to match the IP Address of the RA6300. If you are using AppleTalk, enter the Node ID in the AppleTalk box.
Page 90: Channel Configuration For Ppp Calls
Chapter 5 Conﬁguration Examples Enter the user name and password in the Remote PPP Authentication box if the Annex must respond to security requests over a PPP link. Remote Authentication is normally not required when PPP clients are dialing into the Annex (see the Remote Annex 6300 Supplement to the Remote Annex Administrator’s Guide for UNIX) .
Page 91: Editing The Session Parameter Blocks
Chapter 5 Conﬁguration Examples Figure 5-18. Quick2Conﬁg Channel Tab Enter the IP address in the Remote Address box. A dial-in client that is set to allow the Annex to assign its IP address will be assigned the IP addressed entered here. Click on Apply.
Page 92: Figure 5-19. Session Parameter Blocks In The Default Annex Conﬁguration File
Chapter 5 Conﬁguration Examples To edit the Session Parameter Blocks: Choose Conﬁgure > Edit the Conﬁguration File. Quick2Conﬁg opens an editor for you to check and modify the Annex conﬁguration ﬁle on your load host. The Session Parameter Blocks are in the section labelled %pri. The default Annex conﬁguration serves as a good template for deﬁning Session Parameter Blocks.
Page 93 Chapter 5 Conﬁguration Examples Sync PPP Calls The ﬁrst session deﬁned in the default ﬁle is for a Sync PPP call using the number 123-555-1212. When a client dials in using the number, channel is set to PPP mode and the bearer capability is set to data. To edit the ﬁle: Enter the actual number to be used for Sync PPP calls.
Page 94: Saving The List Of Client Annexes
Chapter 5 Conﬁguration Examples In the third block in the default conﬁguration ﬁle sets the call_action to modem and the default port mode to auto_detect, allowing incoming callers to use terminal (CLI), ARAP or PPP. Additional parameters can be set for any of the blocks. Refer to the Remote Annex 6300 Supplement to the Remote Annex Administrator’s Guide for UNIX.
Page 95: Configuring The Netmanage Chameleonnfs Ip Stack (16-Bit)
Appendix A Conﬁguring the NetManage ChameleonNFS IP Stack (16-bit) f you run Windows 3.1 or Windows for Workgroups 3.11 and installed the NetManage ChameleonNFS IP stack, the Custom program starts automatically during the Quick2Conﬁg Annex installation. Custom is the NetManage ChameleonNFS IP stack conﬁguration program. You use the NetManage Custom program to specify the default gateway on your network and to provide information about the computer that runs Quick2Conﬁg Annex.
Page 96: Editing Win.ini (If System Files Were Not Modified
Appendix A Conﬁguring the NetManage ChameleonNFS IP Stack (16-bit) Editing win.ini (If System Files Were Not Modiﬁed) Exit the Custom program and refer to Appendix B for the lines you need to add to the win.ini ﬁle before you run the Custom program. You will also need to edit other system ﬁles after you conﬁgure the NetManage ChameleonNFS IP stack.
Page 97 Appendix A Conﬁguring the NetManage ChameleonNFS IP Stack (16-bit) Protocol IPX 0 Ethernet_802.3 Protocol IP 800 ETHERNET_II Protocol RARP 8035 ETHERNET_II Protocol ARP 806 ETHERNET_II Frame Ethernet_802.3 Frame Ethernet_II Frame ETHERNET_802.2 Frame ETHERNET_SNAP For a Token Ring network adapter card, the net.cfg ﬁle should contain entries like these: Link Support Buffers 14 4096...
Page 98: Adding An Interface
Appendix A Conﬁguring the NetManage ChameleonNFS IP Stack (16-bit) For a Token Ring network adapter card, this ﬁle should contain entries like these: cd \nwclient drivername.com (for example, tokenodi.com) ipxodi c:\Q2CAnnex\comm\nmodi /b8 netx (or vlm, depending on the version of Novell software you are running) If the tcpip.cfg ﬁle exists in the c:\Q2CAnnex\comm directory , delete it or rename it to tcpip.old.
Page 99: Figure A-1. Custom Window
Appendix A Conﬁguring the NetManage ChameleonNFS IP Stack (16-bit) Double-click on the Custom icon in the Bay Networks program group to open the Custom Window (Figure A-1). Figure A-1. Custom Window Choose Interface > Add. The Add Interface dialog box opens (Figure A-2). Figure A-2.
Page 100: Specifying Network Adapter Parameters (Ndis
Appendix A Conﬁguring the NetManage ChameleonNFS IP Stack (16-bit) • If your network adapter card uses ODI drivers, go to Specifying the IP Address and Subnet Mask on page A- Specifying Network Adapter Parameters (NDIS) When you specify parameters for a network adapter that uses NDIS drivers, your vendor and board type are either supported or unsupported.
Page 101 Appendix A Conﬁguring the NetManage ChameleonNFS IP Stack (16-bit) Click on the down arrow in the Vendor ﬁeld to display the list of vendors and choose the hardware vendor for your network adapter card. Choose “Other” if your hardware vendor is not supported and follow instructions in the next section, Unsupported Vendor and Board Type Click on the down arrow in the Board Type ﬁeld to display the...
Page 102: Unsupported Vendor And Board Type
Appendix A Conﬁguring the NetManage ChameleonNFS IP Stack (16-bit) Unsupported Vendor and Board Type If your vendor, board type, or vendor and board type were not listed in Figure A-3, and you selected Other, the “Other” Hardware dialog box opens (Figure A-4). Use this dialog box to conﬁgure your unsupported card.
Page 103: Specifying The Ip Address And Subnet Mask
Appendix A Conﬁguring the NetManage ChameleonNFS IP Stack (16-bit) Type additional protocol.ini parameters in the ﬁeld at the bottom of the dialog box. You can ﬁnd the parameters in the NDIS driver ﬁle that came with your network adapter card. The parameters may include the following: MaxMulticast = 12 MaxTransmits = 32...
Page 104: Specifying The Host Name And Domain Name
Appendix A Conﬁguring the NetManage ChameleonNFS IP Stack (16-bit) Choose Setup > Subnet Mask from the Custom window (Figure A-1). The Subnet Mask dialog box opens (Figure A-6). Figure A-6. Subnet Mask Dialog Box Type the number of subnet mask bits in the Number of subnet mask bits ﬁeld and click on OK.
Page 105: Figure A-7. Host Name Dialog Box
Appendix A Conﬁguring the NetManage ChameleonNFS IP Stack (16-bit) Figure A-7. Host Name Dialog Box Type the name of your computer and click on OK. The computer name should match the host name assigned to your computer in any address/name mapping application, such as your corporate map.
Page 106: Selecting The Ethernet Type
Appendix A Conﬁguring the NetManage ChameleonNFS IP Stack (16-bit) Selecting the Ethernet Type To specify the Ethernet type for your computer: Choose Setup > Ethernet Type from the Custom window (Figure A-1). The Ethernet Type dialog box opens (Figure A-9). Figure A-9.
Page 107: Disabling Trap Administration
Appendix A Conﬁguring the NetManage ChameleonNFS IP Stack (16-bit) To deﬁne the default gateway: Choose Services > Default Gateway in the Custom window (Figure A-1). The Default Gateway dialog box opens (Figure A-10). Figure A-10. Default Gateway Dialog Box Type the default gateway address (router IP address) and click on OK.
Page 108: Saving Your Custom Settings
Appendix A Conﬁguring the NetManage ChameleonNFS IP Stack (16-bit) Deselect these checkboxes Figure A-11. Trap Administration Dialog Box Clear all Preferences checkboxes in the Trap Administration dialog box and click on OK. If you leave any of the trap administration checkboxes enabled (an X in the checkbox), system errors occur when you start Quick2Conﬁg Annex.
Page 109: Verifying Network Connectivity (16-Bit
Appendix A Conﬁguring the NetManage ChameleonNFS IP Stack (16-bit) Figure A-12. Custom Program Exit Message If necessary, remove the last installation diskette from the drive and click on OK. The Custom software reboots your computer. After the reboot, open Windows or Windows for Workgroups again. You can now use Quick2Conﬁg Annex over a network with the NetManage ChameleonNFS IP stack you just conﬁgured.
Page 110: Figure A-13. Ping Window
Appendix A Conﬁguring the NetManage ChameleonNFS IP Stack (16-bit) Figure A-13. Ping Window Click on Start in the menu bar. The Host window opens (Figure A-14). Figure A-14. Host Window Type the IP address for a host (for example, an Annex or another computer) that you know is operating on your network and click on OK.
Page 111 Appendix B Modifying System Files f you chose not to have Quick2Conﬁg Annex Setup modify your system ﬁles during installation, you must modify the system ﬁles yourself before you run Quick2Conﬁg Annex with the communications stack. This appendix provides examples of the changes you need to make. The example ﬁles contain the modiﬁcations you must make to each of the following system ﬁles: •...
Page 112 Appendix B Modifying System Files Sample System Files (Windows 3.1 and Windows for Workgroups 3.11) The autoexec.bat and win.ini entries reﬂect settings for a NetManage IP stack with NDIS drivers. The autoexec.bat and win.ini ﬁles for NetManage with ODI drivers contain different entries. autoexec.bat PATH=C:\Q2CAnnex\COMM;%PATH% SHARE.EXE /F:4096 /L:80...
Page 113 Index adding an interface A-4 default destination directory, specifying 4-8 autoexec B-1 default gateway, defining A-12 autoexec.bat, modifying B-2 domain name, entering A-11 Bay Networks Technical Response Ethernet type, entering A-12 Center 2-20, 3-12, 4-13 files, system, modifying B-1 card types, specifying A-7 FTP 1-5 Chameleon 1-5 Choose Installation Directory dialog box 4-7,...
Page 114 Index groups 3.11 1-4 window 2-14 SHARE command B-1 startnet.bat file, modifying A-3 subnet mask, entering A-10 modifying system files B-1 system files, modifying B-1 system requirements 1-3 NA Command Line Interface, Installing 2-1, tcpip.cfg file, deleting and renaming A-4 net.cfg file, modifying A-2 transceiver type, entering A-7 NetManage...

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