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conf gen
conf prot
rtr gen
conf mess
conf prof user
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conf up
conf prof serv
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conf sp
conf serv wan
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conf wan
conf serv lan
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conf lan
conf gen
conf prof term
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conf tp
rtr rc
rtr rt
The above gives a quick guide to configuring Router. It is strongly advised
that this manual be fully studied and the configuration planned, before
attempting to actually configure Router; thus ensuring that the user's
networking needs are fulfilled as effectively as possible.
X870-300351 Issue 1
General configuration. Manager password, manager
terminal type and slot number.
Protocol configuration. IP address. Other fields can be
left as defaults, unless you are familiar with TCP/IP and
wish to optimise these parameters to match your
network.
Subnet mask and IP Broadcast Address.
Welcome banner and general messages. Configure the
welcome message that you desire. This will only be
presented to users who enter dialogue with the gateway.
Configure general messages and the user prompt.
User profile configuration. Configure each of the
user profiles that you require. This generally divides
into 'seamless' users and 'dialogue' users.
Service profiles. Configure each of the service
profiles.
WAN services. Configure and enable each of the WAN
services that you require.
LAN services. Configure and enable each of the LAN
services that you require.
The default user and service profiles may need to be
changed.
The manager-defined terminal configuration may
require completion and/or personalising.
In order to utilise the IP Routing function, the addresses
of all other Routers which may be accessed by the
Router across the X.25 network will need to be
configured.
Static Routes and a Default route may be configured.
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