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NET ACCESS BROADBAND ROUTER W/4-PORT SWITCH USERS' MANUAL
3.3 Cabling
Cabling your Router requires making the appropriate connections to PCs, cable or
DSL modem, analog modem or ISDN TA (optional), AC power, and the router.
Because this device also acts as a DHCP server, after your device is properly cabled,
you will need to follow the configuration instructions provided in Chapter 4.
Power
connection
To cable
modem or
DSL modem
To optional
modem or
ISDN TA
1. Before beginning, turn the power off on all network devices (PCs, cable, DSL
modems, analog modems, ISDN TAs, and the router).
2. Connect the Ethernet port of each PC or network device to one of the 4 LAN
ports (if you are using the uplink option, port number 1 cannot be used to
connect to a PC).
3. If you are using an analog modem, connect it to the serial async port.
4. If you are using the uplink option to connect to another network segment,
slide the uplink/normal switch into the uplink position. Connect the LAN
cable to LAN port #1. Plug the other end of the LAN cable into another hub,
router, or switch.
If you are not using the uplink feature, place the switch in the normal
position.
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Serial
cable
Figure 3-1. Cabling the Router.
NOTE
Optional Uplink
Hub
PC
PC
Network
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