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Setup 12
System Requirements
Before you begin, review the system requirements, as outlined below.
If you are connecting the Eicon 1530 directly to a computer, the following is required:
• A 10Base-T Ethernet network interface card, properly installed and configured to use the
TCP/IP protocol. A 100 Mbps Ethernet card can be used if the card supports auto-sensing.
• TCP/IP communications protocol configured to obtain its IP address automatically (DHCP
client), and not configured to use a DNS server.
If you are unsure about these topics, consult the documentation for your operating system or
network adapter for more information.
Web Browser Requirements
The Eicon 1530 is configured via web pages stored on the device itself. To access the web
interface, you must be have Netscape Navigator 4 or Microsoft Internet Explorer 4, or later.
Additionally, your Web browser must be configured to connect to the Internet via a local area
network (LAN) and not through a proxy server.
An installer for Microsoft Internet Explorer is included on the Eicon 1530 CD-ROM for all
Windows operating systems except Windows 3.1. Windows NT 4.0 requires SP3 or later,
available from http://www.microsoft.com/.
- Eicon 1530 WAN Router 1
- User’s Guide 1
- Contents 3
- Contents 4 4
- Introduction 6
- Package Contents 8
- Specifications 9
- Introduction 10 10
- System Requirements 12
- Step 1: Connect the Cables 13
- IP Address Recommendations 14
- LAN Setup Notes 14
- Restarting your computer 14
- What’s Next? 14
- Troubleshooting 16
- Adjusting Browser Settings 16
- Step 4: Modify VHSI Settings 17
- Step 5: Create a Profile 19
- Switching Between Profiles 20
- Deleting Profiles 20
- Step 7: Reset the Device 22
- Step 8: Test WAN Access 23
- Eicon 1530 24
- Technical Support 27
- Using your Eicon 1530 28
- Ports and Indicator Lights 29
- Using your Eicon 1530 30 30
- Procedure 31
- Using your Eicon 1530 32 32
- ‘Save’ button 33
- ‘Reset Device’ 33
- Getting Help 34
- Click on a 34
- A help window 34
- ‘Protocol’ 37
- ‘Protocol’ is 38
- Creating and Editing Profiles 39
- Security 41
- Security Features Summary 43
- System Password 44
- Automatic Log Out 45
- Security 46 46
- Security 47 47
- ‘Default NAT 48
- Server’ field 48
- Remote Management 49
- Security 50 50
- Authentication (PPP only) 51
- Manual Dialing 52
- How Filtering Works 53
- Important Notes on Filters 54
- Defining a New Filter 54
- Action Direction 55
- Source /Destination 55
- Location 55
- ProtocolAddress 55
- Security 57 57
- Default Filters 58
- Security 59 59
- First filter 60
- System Menu 62
- Connection Menu 63
- (when protocol is set to PPP) 64
- Minimum Connection Time 66
- Max Retries 66
- Retry Delay 66
- Restore Delay 66
- Range: 16-1007 67
- Connection Menu > IP Group 68
- RIP Version 69
- RIP Policy 69
- RIP Update 69
- Route Merging 69
- Domain Name 71
- Primary Address 71
- Secondary Address 71
- DNS Relay 72
- TFTP Server 72
- IP Spoofing 72
- IP Services 72
- Routes Menu (IP Tree) 73
- Filters Menu (IP Tree) 74
- NAT Mapping Menu (IP Tree) 75
- Time Client Menu (IP Tree) 76
- SNMP Menu (IP Tree) 77
- DHCP Menu (IP Tree) 78
- LAN Menu 80
- LAN Menu > RIP Group 81
- VHSI Port Menu 83
- Line Speed 84
- TX Idle Timeout 85
- X25 Version 87
- TOA/NPI Addressing 87
- Maximum Retry Count (N3) 87
- Sequential Assignment of VCs 88
- Maximum Frame Size N1 90
- Maximum Window Size K 90
- Checkpoint T1 93
- Ack Delay T2 93
- Idle Probe T3 93
- Protocol Menu (VHSI Tree) 94
- Enable Dynamic DLCI 96
- Global window size 96
- Window Size K 97
- Dialer Menu (VHSI Tree) 98
- Selecting an Interface Cable 99
- Interface Connection Part # 100
- The V.24 Interface 102
- The V.35 Interface 104
- Command Line Interface 106
- Overview 107
- General Commands 108
- Command Line Interface 109 109
- Time and Date Commands 110
- Log Commands 111
- Mail Trace Commands 112
- Profile Commands 113
- Context Commands 114
- DHCP Commands 115
- Command Line Interface 116 116
- Command Line Interface 117 117
- Direct Commands 118
- HAYES Commands 119
- Command Line Interface 120 120
- SHOW HAYES CONFIGURATION 121
- V25BIS Commands 122
- Command Line Interface 123 123
- DNS DOMAIN Commands 124
- ETHERNET Commands 125
- Frame Relay Commands 126
- SET FRELAY LMIN1 pollcycle 127
- SET FRELAY LMIP1 maxdlci 127
- Command Line Interface 128 128
- HDLC Commands 129
- SET HDLC N1 NumBytes 130
- SET HDLC N2 MaxRetryCount 130
- SET HDLC K MaxWindowSize 130
- Command Line Interface 131 131
- IP Route Commands 132
- UDP and TCP Commands 133
- IP Filter Commands 134
- Command Line Interface 135 135
- Command Line Interface 136 136
- NAT Commands 137
- IP Commands 138
- Command Line Interface 139 139
- Command Line Interface 140 140
- Command Line Interface 141 141
- SET PORT XT8 XT8Maximum 142
- SHOW PORT CONFIGURATION 142
- PPP Commands 143
- Command Line Interface 144 144
- SHOW PPP CONFIGURATION 145
- SHOW PPP STATISTICS 145
- SHOW PPP STATUS 145
- STOP PPP TRACE [port] 145
- RIP Commands 146
- ADD RIP REJECT ipaddr 147
- DELETE RIP REJECT ipaddr 147
- SHOW RIP REJECT 147
- SNMP Commands 148
- TFTP Commands 149
- Time Protocol Commands 150
- X.25 Commands 151
- Command Line Interface 152 152
- Command Line Interface 153 153
- Command Line Interface 154 154
- Command Line Interface 155 155
- STOP X25 TRACE 156
- SHOW X25 CONFIGURATION 156
- Declaration of Conformity 158
- Safety Notice 158
- Safety Status 159
- Limited Warranty 160
- Index 162 162
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