Aastra AastraLink Pro 160 Administrator's Manual page 234

AastraLink Pro 160 Administrator Guide
Reinstalling System Software Using Recovery Mode
For non-DHCP Networks
If the AastraLink Pro 160 was not using DHCP to obtain an IP address on the
LAN, then to communicate with the AastraLink, you can use a direct,
back-to-back Ethernet connection between the AastraLink WAN interface and a
PC.
In recovery mode, the AastraLink operates as a DHCP server for the private
192.168.100.100/24 network using the WAN port. So, when you connect the
AastraLink to PC as described above, the AastraLink Recovery Mode DHCP
server assigns a 192.168.100.10x address to the PC.
Once you have established communication between your PC and the AastraLink
Pro 160, you then access the AastraLink Recovery UI to set the AastraLink Pro
160 back to its factory default settings
Use the following procedure to establish communication between your
AastraLink Pro 160 and your PC.
Direct Connection from AastraLink WAN port to your PC
Step Action
1 Connect an Ethernet cable from the WAN port located on the back of the AastraLink Pro 160 to the
LAN port on your PC.
The PC must be configured to be a DHCP client. Once you make this connection, the AastraLink
Recovery Mode DHCP server assigns a 192.168.100.10x address to the PC.
2 To access the Recovery Mode UI, use a web browser and enter the AastraLink default address of
192.160.100.100. That is, enter:
http://192.168.100.100
The AastraLink Recovery Mode UI appears. To set the AastraLink Pro 160 back to its factory default
settings, use the procedure described
7-14
"Reprogramming the CompactFlash Card" on page 7-15.
41-001190-01 Rel. 1.1, Rev. 00