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    Part No. 300 867-G Novembe r 2000 4401 Gr eat Ame rica Parkway Santa C lara, CA 9505 4 Setting Up the BayStack Instant Internet 400 Unit[...]

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    2 300867-G Copyright © 2000 Nortel Networks All righ ts reserv ed. Novemb er 2000. The informati on in this document is subj ect to change without notice. The statemen ts, configuration s, technical data , and recommenda tions in t his do cument a re believe d to be accurate and reliab le, bu t are prese nted witho ut expres s or impli ed warranty[...]

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    3 Setting U p the BaySta ck Insta nt Internet 400 Unit EC Declaration of conformity This prod uct conform s to the pr ovisions o f the R&TTE Directive 1999/5 /EC. Japan/Nippon requirements only V oluntary Control Council for Interference (VCCI) Statement T aiwan requireme nts Bureau of Standards, Metrology and Inspection (BSMI) Statement Canada[...]

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    4 300867-G Repai rs to cert ified equipme nt shoul d be coor dinate d by a re presentat ive desi gnated by the supp lier . Any re pairs or alteratio ns made by the user to th is equipment, or equipm ent malfunctio ns, may give the tele communicatio ns company cause to request the user to disco nnect the eq uipment. Users should e nsure for the ir o[...]

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    5 Setting U p the BaySta ck Insta nt Internet 400 Unit single auth orized dev ice identified by host ID, fo r which it was originally acquired; b) to copy the Software solely for backup pu rposes in suppo rt of authorized u se of the Software; an d c) to use and copy the associated user manual sol ely in supp ort of auth orized use o f the Software[...]

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    6 300867-G open market at market prices, and were develop ed entirel y at private exp ense and without the use of any U.S. Governm ent funds. The licen se to the U.S. Gov ernment is gran ted only wi th restri cted righ ts, and u se, duplic ation, or disclosure by the U.S. Go vernment is subject to the restrictions set forth in subp aragraph (c)(1) [...]

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    7 Setting U p the BaySta ck Insta nt Internet 400 Unit FCC Part 68 compliance s tatement This equip ment complies with Part 68 o f FCC Rules. All d irect connectio ns to teleph one network lines must be made using sta ndard plu gs and jacks c ompliant with FCC Part 68. Please no te the followi ng: 1. Y ou are req uired to requ est service from the [...]

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    8 300867-G 2. Y our tele phone com pany may m ake change s to its fa cilities, equip ment, op eration, or procedure s that cou ld af fect the p roper functio ning of your eq uipme nt. The telephon e com pany wi ll notif y you i n advan ce of s uch ch anges to give you an opportu nity to maintain uninterrupted teleph one service. 3. If the u nit cau[...]

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    9 Setting U p the BaySta ck Insta nt Internet 400 Unit Connecting a n Instant Inte rnet unit containing an ISDN modem with NT When conn ecting this v ersion of th e product to th e network , avoid contact with the T elecommun ications lead wi re. T e leph one wiri ng can car ry da ngerou s volt age from el ectri cal f ault s or light ning. The prod[...]

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    10 300867-G[...]

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    11 Setting U p the BaySta ck Insta nt Internet 400 Unit Contents Pref ace . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 7 Before you begin . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 17 Acronyms . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .[...]

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    12 Contents 300867-G Chapter 4 DIP switc h se tting s . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 41 DIP switches . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 41 Switch setti ngs for nor mal oper ation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .[...]

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    13 Setting U p the BaySta ck Insta nt Internet 400 Unit Figur es Figure 1 Front pane l of the Instant Int ernet 400 unit . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 31 Figure 2 Rear pane l of the Ins tant Inter net 400 uni t . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3 2 Figure 3 Removing screws from cover of In stant I nternet 400 un it .[...]

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    14 Figures 300867-G[...]

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    15 Setting Up the Bay S t ack In stant Internet 400 Unit Ta b l e s T able 1 Installatio n check list . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 27 T able 2 LAN inter faces . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3 3 T able 3 Communic ation interf aces . . . . [...]

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    16 Tables 300867-G[...]

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    17 Setting U p the BaySta ck Insta nt Internet 400 Unit Preface This gui de descri bes the BayStac k ™ Instant Interne t 400 unit . This guid e also descri bes what you do to inst all the I nstant I nternet ™ hardwa re and to acc ess th e Inte rnet. Before you be gin Before us ing this guide, you ne ed to do t wo things. Fi rst, write d own the[...]

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    18 Pref ace 300867-G Acronyms The foll owing acron yms are u sed in thi s guide: AC alternati ng current AUI attachm ent unit inte rface CHAP Chall enge Hands hake Authe nticatio n Protocol CSU channe l servic e unit dBA deci bels audibl e DIP Dua l Inline Pins DSL digital subscri ber lines DSU digital (or d ata) service un it IP Internet Pro tocol[...]

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    Preface 19 Setting Up the Bay Stack I nstant Inte rnet 400 Un it Related publi cations For mor e inform ation abo ut using I nstant I nternet, refer t o the f ollowing publica tions: • Important Notice for t he BayStac k Instant In ternet V ersion 7.1 1 (Part number 3076 03-E) Provides instruc tions for viewing do cumentation an d instal ling the[...]

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    20 Pref ace 300867-G Y ou ca n print se lected tech nical manua ls and re lease not es free, d irectly from the Intern et. Go to the www25.nort elnetwork s.com/librar y/tpubs/ URL. Fin d the product for which you need doc umentation. Then locate t he speci fic categor y and model or ve rsion fo r your har dware or sof tware product . Use Adobe Acr [...]

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    21 Setting U p the BaySta ck Insta nt Internet 400 Unit Chapter 1 Introduction This chap ter int roduces you r Instant Interne t 400 unit and descr ibes package content s, availa ble optio ns for your Instant Interne t unit, and any require ments and comp atibilit y issues. Instant Internet package The Inst ant Inter net packa ge contai ns: • Ins[...]

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    22 Chapter 1 Introducti on 300867-G • BayStack Instant I nternet Softwar e and Documentatio n V ersion 7.1 1 CD (Part n umber 206664- D) For conte nts, see “ Related publi cations ” on page 19 . A vailab le options The Inst ant Inter net 400 i s shipped wi th severa l options . The stand ard unit include s a full- duplex/h alf-dupl ex autoneg[...]

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    Chap ter 1 Introdu ction 23 Setting Up the Bay Stack I nstant Inte rnet 400 Un it Requirements a nd compatib ility Insta nt Int ern et sup ports the fo llow ing Intern et con nect ion ty pes: • Dial-up PPP connecti on up to V .90 • ISDN connect ion using synchronou s PPP and opti onal Multili nk Protoco l (MP) at up to 128 kil obits per second [...]

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    24 Chapter 1 Introducti on 300867-G[...]

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    25 Setting U p the BaySta ck Insta nt Internet 400 Unit Chapter 2 Installation preparation This chap ter descr ibes the steps you should fol low in p reparing for Interne t access, explains some decisi ons you need to make bef ore you ins tall your I nstant Intern et 400 unit , and provi des an ins tallation checklis t and worksh eet. Preparing for[...]

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    26 Chapter 2 Install ation prepar ation 300867-G Making decision s Before you ca n access the Internet with your Instant Internet unit , you must make the fol lowing deci sions: • Who will be your Inte rnet servic e provider (ISP)? • What type of connectio n will you use — dial -up connect ion (analog or I SDN), leased- line conn ection (T1, [...]

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    Chapter 2 Install ation prepar ation 27 Setting Up the Bay Stack I nstant Inte rnet 400 Un it Installat ion checklist Use the che cklist in Ta b l e 1 to ensure a smooth install ation. As you ch eck of f each item, record th e info rmation in the “ Ins tallati on workshee t ” on page 29 . Ta b l e 1 Insta llation che cklist ✔ Item D escr ipt [...]

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    28 Chapter 2 Install ation prepar ation 300867-G After co mpleti ng this ch ecklist , you are re ady to begi n installi ng the Ins tant Inter net hard ware . Conn ect -Time Charges Some ISPs and loca l telephon e compa nies char ge a flat fee for un limited connect t ime, and some cha rge fees accordi ng to the a ctual amoun t of time your Insta nt[...]

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    Chapter 2 Install ation prepar ation 29 Setting Up the Bay Stack I nstant Inte rnet 400 Un it Installat ion worksheet ISP User Name: _____________ ______________ _____________ ________ This is the user n ame you enter to log on t o your ISP account. ISP Password: ___________ _____________ ______________ ____________ This is the passwor d you ente r[...]

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    30 Chapter 2 Install ation prepar ation 300867-G T1 Con nec tion I nform atio n Framing Format (ESF or D4 ): ____________ _____________ ________ Line Encodin g (B8ZS or AMI): ________________ ______________ ___ Data T ype (Normal or Invert ed): ___________ _________ ____________ Line Build-Out (i n dB): ____ ______________ _____________ ________ Ra[...]

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    31 Setting U p the BaySta ck Insta nt Internet 400 Unit Chapter 3 Instant Intern et 400 hardware installatio n This chap ter help s you get t o know your Instant Int ernet un it and pro vides instru ctions f or connecting your unit to your LAN or W AN accordi ng to the type of connec tion you a re using a nd for mounti ng the unit i n a rack. Befor[...]

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    32 Chapter 3 Instant Inter net 400 ha rdware ins tallation 300867-G Switches and connect ors are l ocated on the rear pan el of y our unit as f ollows: • At the t op are four slots (A thr ough D). • At the bot tom are th e network c able connecti on, two LE Ds, the attach ment unit in terface (AUI) connec tion, the configur ation switch es, the[...]

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    Chapter 3 Instant In ternet 400 ha rdware i nstallation 33 Setting Up the Bay Stack I nstant Inte rnet 400 Un it Ta b l e 2 shows the LAN i nterface s availa ble for yo ur Instan t Intern et 400 unit . Ta b l e 2 LAN int erfac es Interfac e name Interface card T ype Eth1 Ethernet c onnection o n the back of the unit . Eth2 Eth3 Ethernet i nterface [...]

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    34 Chapter 3 Instant Inter net 400 ha rdware ins tallation 300867-G Ta b l e 3 sh ows t he com mu nicat ion interf ace ca rds avail abl e for y our In stan t Inte rnet 400 unit. Ta b l e 3 Co mmunicat ion inter faces Interfac e name Interface card T ype ISDN ISDN interfa ce card (United State s) with one R J-45 connec tor (does not suppo rt NT1). I[...]

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    Chapter 3 Instant In ternet 400 ha rdware i nstallation 35 Setting Up the Bay Stack I nstant Inte rnet 400 Un it Instant Internet quick insta llation These st eps will g uide you th rough the g eneral pr ocess of i nstalling your Inst ant Inter net hard ware . Be sure t o choose a location nea r your ro uter and LAN o r W AN hubs a nd close t o an [...]

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    36 Chapter 3 Instant Inter net 400 ha rdware ins tallation 300867-G The commun ications connection i s necessa ry to provi de the link between your Instant Interne t unit an d your Int ernet servi ce provide r (ISP). T o ensure a proper communic ations co nnection, ma ke sure th at you have ord ered the a ppropria te followi ng servic es: • Insta[...]

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    Chapter 3 Instant In ternet 400 ha rdware i nstallation 37 Setting Up the Bay Stack I nstant Inte rnet 400 Un it 2 Attach on e end of th e communic ations cable (modem, ISDN, T1, DDS, Ethernet , token ri ng) to th e appropri ate conne ctor on the I nstant I nternet u nit. 3 Attach t he other e nd of the c ommunicatio ns cable to the appropr iate so[...]

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    38 Chapter 3 Instant Inter net 400 ha rdware ins tallation 300867-G Figure 3 Removi ng screws from cover of Instan t Internet 400 unit 2 Attach t he front mounting bra ckets to your unit using the scr ews provide d (Figu re 4) . Figure 4 Attachi ng mounti ng brackets to the Instan t Internet 400 uni t 9088FC Power 910 On Line Status A Ethernet LAN [...]

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    Chapter 3 Instant In ternet 400 ha rdware i nstallation 39 Setting Up the Bay Stack I nstant Inte rnet 400 Un it 3 Positi on your unit in the r ack horiz ontally . Y our u nit should be facing out from the rac k. 4 Align th e holes in the mountin g bracket with the ho les in th e rack. 5 Attach yo ur unit t o the fro nt of the rac k using the mount[...]

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    40 Chapter 3 Instant Inter net 400 ha rdware ins tallation 300867-G[...]

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    41 Setting U p the BaySta ck Insta nt Internet 400 Unit Chapter 4 DIP switch settings This chap ter descr ibes the Dual Inli ne Pins (DI P) switch settings for your I nstant Intern et 400 u nit, includi ng those f or normal op eration, for sett ing the t oken ring speed, an d for r esettin g your unit ’ s password and co nfigurat ion sett ings. D[...]

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    42 Chapter 4 DIP switch settings 300867-G Switch settings for no rmal operation Leav e all switc hes off for n orm al ope rati on, a s show n in Ta b l e 4 . Switch settings for to ken ring speed If you ne ed to set token ring sp eed to match the speed of your net work, see t he informat ion in th e followi ng tables for example s of single and dua[...]

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    Chapter 4 DIP swit ch settin gs 43 Setting Up the Bay Stack I nstant Inte rnet 400 Un it Dual token ring switch settings If you ha ve a dual t oken ring unit and need t o set the token ri ng speed, se e one of the fo llow ing ta ble s: • Ta b l e 7 ( Dual token ri ng: 16 Mb/s T ok1 / 16 Mb/s T ok2 ) • Ta b l e 8 ( Dual token ri ng: 16 Mb/s T ok[...]

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    44 Chapter 4 DIP switch settings 300867-G Switch settings for sp ecial configurations During th e power -up seque nce, your I nstant I nternet 4 00 unit che cks the sett ings of the s witches. Y ou can use th e switches on your uni t to: • Reset th e password (T ab le 1 1) , which is us eful if you f orge t the passwor d. • Reset th e password [...]

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    Chapter 4 DIP swit ch settin gs 45 Setting Up the Bay Stack I nstant Inte rnet 400 Un it Ta b l e 1 3 shows t he switch s ettings to disabl e the swit ch setti ngs for r esettin g the passwo rd and user -de fined con figurations . Ta b l e 1 4 shows t he switch s ettings for restor ing your uni t to fac tory default conditi ons. Ta b l e 1 3 Switch[...]

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    46 Chapter 4 DIP switch settings 300867-G Resetting your Instant Internet unit Before yo u reset yo ur Insta nt Inter net unit, be s ure to bac k up the con figurati on. If you ba ck up the c onfigurat ion, you ca n easily r estore it. For detai ls, refe r to Using the BayStack I nstant Inte rnet Managemen t Softwar e V ersion 7.1 1 . T o reset you[...]

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    47 Setting U p the BaySta ck Insta nt Internet 400 Unit Chapter 5 LEDs: supp ort and diag nostic functi ons This chap ter descr ibes how t he LEDs work on y our Instant Internet 400 unit a nd how you can u se them to interpre t activi ty on your unit. Interpreting LEDs On the fr ont panel of the Ins tant Inter net unit, the nine LEDs indicat e fail[...]

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    48 Chapter 5 LEDs: supp ort and di agnostic fu nctio ns 300867-G Recognizing single token ring speed For a si ngle token ring unit , LED 4 shows the ring spe ed for 30 se conds after the unit i s turne d on. Ta b l e 1 5 shows the sin gle toke n ring s peed for LED 4. For more info rmation abou t token ring units, refe r to “ Getting t o know you[...]

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    Chapter 5 LEDs: s upport an d diagnos tic func tions 49 Setting Up the Bay Stack I nstant Inte rnet 400 Un it LEDs during o peration After t he power -up sequ ence is co mplete, the LEDs indica te statu s and acti vity during op eration as shown in Ta b l e 1 8 . Ta b l e 1 8 LED status an d appeara nce during operatio n LED # Color Appea rance Mea[...]

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    50 Chapter 5 LEDs: supp ort and di agnostic fu nctio ns 300867-G[...]

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    51 Setting U p the BaySta ck Insta nt Internet 400 Unit Appe ndix A T echnica l specifications This appe ndix descr ibes the physical and enviro nmental spe cificatio ns for your Insta nt Int ern et 400 unit. Physical specifications The Inst ant Inter net 400 uni t is 17 i nches wide by 15.25 inch es deep and 3.875 i nches high (19-inch rack-mount [...]

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    52 Appendi x A Tec hnical specifi cations 300867-G[...]

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    53 Setting U p the BaySta ck Insta nt Internet 400 Unit Appe ndix B Adapter cable pinout diagrams This appe ndix descr ibes the pinout set tings for t he V .35 and X.21 adap ter cabl es. Adapter cable p art numbers If you or dered your In stant In ternet 40 0 unit for us e with a V .35 modem or X.2 1 modem, you mu st provid e the conne ction cable.[...]

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    54 Appendi x B Adap ter cable p inout diag rams 300867-G V .3 5 adapter cable Figure 7 shows the pi nout setti ngs for a V .35 modem ad apter cab le (part numbe r CQ21 18001) Figure 7 V .3 5 adapte r cable pinout di agram 9108EA (H) DB26 (Male) Amp Pin # 748365-1 V.35 Connector (Male) 1 7 4 5 6 8 20 2 3 14 16 24 17 11 9 15 12 A B C D E F H P R S T [...]

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    Appendix B Adap ter cabl e pinout di agrams 55 Setting Up the Bay Stack I nstant Inte rnet 400 Un it X.21 (DCE) adapte r cable Figure 8 shows the pi nout settin gs for an X.21 modem adapt er cable ( part number CQ21 18004). Figure 8 X.21 (D CE) adapt er cabl e diagram . 1 2 4 3 5 8 15 17 24 7 14 19 16 10 13 9 12 11 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 [...]

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    56 Appendi x B Adap ter cable p inout diag rams 300867-G[...]

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    Setting U p the BaySta ck Insta nt Internet 400 Unit 57 Index Symbol s ! Default provi der 26 Numbers 100BASE-T Ether net connection 21 10BASE-T Ethernet connection 21 26-pin con nector 34, 35 3DES Encry ption Module 45 56K x2/V .90 analog modem 22 9-pin conn ector 33 A acoustic noise 51 acronyms 18 altitude nonoperat ing 51 operating 51 analog mod[...]

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    58 Index 300867-G dual t oken ring unit LEDs 48 switch settings 4 3 E environment nonoperat ing 51 operating 51 Eth1 33 Eth2 33 Ethernet 100BASE- T 21 10BA SE-T 21 Ethernet card 33 Ethernet connection Eth1 33 Eth2 33 Ethernet connection , cable 21 external router 22 F factory default cond itions, resetting 45 frame relay 23, 27 H humidity nonoperat[...]

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    Index 59 Setting Up the Bay Stack I nstant Inte rnet 400 Un it normal operation 47 power -up sequence 47 red 47 single to ken ring unit 48 status 49 M modem analog 22 cable 22 DSL 22 Multilink P rotocol (MP) 23 N NT1 34 P package contents 21 PA P 2 7 passwords, re setting 44 phone cord 21 physical specifications 51 Power LED 47 PPP 23, 27 PPPoE 23,[...]

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    60 Index 300867-G line speed 27 rate multip lier 27 setti ng up 27 technical publicatio ns 20 technical suppo rt 20 Te l c o 3 6 temperature nonoperat ing 51 operating 51 toke n ri ng 48 connection 22 LEDs 48 switch setting 42 To k 1 card 33 ring speed 48 To k 2 card 33 toke n ri ng ca rd 3 3 token ring spee d 16 Mb /s 42 , 43 4 Mb/s 42, 43 T ok1 4[...]