Patton IPLink 2620/KK User Manual

Patton IPLink 2620/KK User Manual

Iplink 2620/kk

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Application Note
Configuring the IPLink™ Router for
Dual Routed Application
Applies to the following product
IPLink™
Model 2620/KK

Application Overview

This application note describes how to configure your IPLink router to use both WAN ports in a dual-routed
application. WAN port 1 connects to your upstream network, which may be the ISP, and is the default gateway
for your private network. This is "Subnet 1" in
figure
1. WAN port 2 can be connected to either a remote office
or to a DMZ which is on the same subnet (Subnet 2 in
figure
1) as the Ethernet port. NAT can be enabled
between the two subnets. This lets you use private IP addresses ensuring the internal network structure is invis-
ible to users on the Internet. The issue of security with comprehensive NAT configuration is outside the scope
of this application note, but will be addressed in another..
Figure 1. Dual-routed applicaiton with remote office on same subnet of Ethernet port
IP Addressing.
The IP address and subnet mask of the Ethernet port is 10.10.9.9/24.
WAN port 1 connects to the upstream router on the 192.168.1.0/24 subnet. WAN port 1 may obtain its IP
address via DHCP from the ISP or it may be configured with a fixed IP address if the appropriate arrangement
is made with the ISP.
Application Note: Configuring the IPLink™ Router for Dual Routed Application
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Summary of Contents for Patton IPLink 2620/KK

  • Page 1: Application Overview

    Application Note Configuring the IPLink™ Router for Dual Routed Application Applies to the following product • IPLink™ Model 2620/KK Application Overview This application note describes how to configure your IPLink router to use both WAN ports in a dual-routed application. WAN port 1 connects to your upstream network, which may be the ISP, and is the default gateway for your private network.
  • Page 2: Detailed Information

    WAN port 2 and the Ethernet port are on the 10.10.9.0/24 subnet, so traffic is bridged betwween the two interface ports. However IP traffic is routed between Subnet 1 and Subnet 2. NAT configuration sets WAN port 1 as the “external” environment. WAN port 2 and the Ethernet port are “internal”...
  • Page 3: 2620/Kk Ethernet Port Parameters

    No authentication Initial Configuration Install and configure your IPLink WAN Access Router according to the directions in the 2603 & 2620 IPLink Quick Start Guide, shipped with your router (and available online at www.patton.com/manuals). When cor- rectly installed: • The Ethernet port will connect to the same Ethernet LAN as your PC •...
  • Page 4: If Unable To Access The Web Management Pages

    If unable to access the web management pages Check these items if you are unable to access the 2620/KK’s management pages. 1. Verify that your PC and the 2620/KK are on the same subnet 2. Can you ping the 2620/KK from the PC? Can you ping the PC from the 2620/KK? 3.
  • Page 5: Wan Port 2 Configuration

    Figure 2. Configuration of WAN Port 1 Click on the Status hyerlink in the 2620 Configuration Menu to view any alarms. If it appears as figure 3, the most proabable cause is no E1 connection to WAN Port 1. Figure 3. Status of WAN Port 1 configured but not connected Connect a valid E1 line to WAN Port 1 on the rear of the 2620/KK, and refresh the Status web page.
  • Page 6 Figure 5. Configuration of WAN Port 2 You can view the Status web page for WAN Port 2 as you did earlier for WAN Port 1. Now that the Physical Layer (1) has been configured, we will move to the Datalink Layer (2). Configure the Routed PPP WAN Service for WAN Port 1 Consult the application diagram, figure...
  • Page 7 LLC header mode: off HDLC header mode: on No authentication (and leave the User name and Password fields blank). It should look identical to the web page in figure Figure 7. WAN Port 1 PPP Routed configuration From the “WAN connections” web page, click on the Edit... for this WAN service. You now see the “Edit Net- work Connection”...
  • Page 8 Figure 8. Assigning the IP address to WAN Port 1 on PPP Routed link The last configuration item for the routed PPP routed link is the WAN IP address, which is the remote IP address of the upstream router. Click on “Edit ‘PPP’”, then click on “View advanced attributes...” and enter the IP addresses in the “Remote Ip:”...
  • Page 9: Configuring The Routing Table

    All that remains is to create a route for the routing table, and the routed PPP WAN service should be fully operational--at least from this end of the link. Configuring the Routing Table Under the “Services Configuration” menu item, click on “IP routes.” In the main window, click on the “Create new Ip V4Route...”...
  • Page 10: Test The Connection

    Figure 13. WAN Port 2 - Configuring the bridged PPP link After completing this configuration, click on the “Edit ’PPP’” link to see if the link status. A proper configura- tion and E1 link to WAN Port 2 should yield a valid bridged PPP link. In figure 14 the Summary states “open for MAC”...
  • Page 11: Date Created

    – For the physical links to be free of alarms and errors, the minimum parameters must match those of the provider’s E1 configuration-number of time slots, clear channel or structured E1, line coding, termina- tion impedance which is 75 Ohms for coaxial and 120 Ohms for twisted pair physical media. 3.
  • Page 12: Worksheet For Implementing This Application

    Worksheet for implementing this application This is a compilation of the key parameters for designing this application. Fill in the values and the configura- tion is simplified and, more importantly, less likely to have an error. Refer to figure 1, particularly to identify the referrenced subnet, that is, 1, 2, or 3.

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