Bay Networks Nautica 200, Nautica 4000, CLAM, Marlin, Nautica Wizard 5 Reference Manual

Nautica
Configuration
Wizard 5
Reference Guide

Part No. 118814-D Rev. 00
April 1998

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Contents

About This Guide

Before You Begin ..............................................................................xxxi

Conventions ..................................................................................... xxxii

Acronyms ........................ .............................................. ..................xxxiv

Bay Networks Technical Publications ..............................................xxxv

Bay Networks Customer Service .....................................................xxxv

How to Get Help ............................................................................. xxxvi

Bay Networks Educational Services .............................................. xxxvii

Chapter 1
Menus and Basic Procedures

ISDN Operation .................................................................................1-2

E-mail Clients ..............................................................................1-2

Remotely Mapped Drives ............................................................1-3

File and Print Sharing ..................................................................1-3

Graphical FTP Using “Keep Alive” ...............................................1-4

Web Browsers .............................. ...... ....... ...... ....... ...... ....... ........1-5

Initial Operations ................................................................................1-6

The Nautica Wizard Window .............................................................1-8

The Nautica Wizard Toolbar ........................................................1-9

Enable/Disable ISDN Data Calls ...............................................1-12

Autocall History ............................ ...... ....... ................................1-13

Show ISDN Call History ............................................................1-14

The Nautica Wizard Menus .............................................................1-15

File Menu .........................................................................................1-15

Download New Router Software ...............................................1-16

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Downloading NauticaRS Software ......................................1-17

Downloading Nautica Wizard Software ...............................1-19

Save Router Configuration to File .............................................1-20

Saving the Configuration to a File .......................................1-21

Restore Router Configuration from File .....................................1-24

Restoring the Configuration ................................................1-24

Exit ............................................................................................ 1-27

Operations Menu ...... ...... ....... ...... ....... ...... ....... ................................1-28

Run Installation Assistant ..........................................................1-29

One Step Configuration .............................................................1-30

Standard One Step Configuration .......................................1-31

North American One Step Configuration ............................1-34

Save Configuration on Router ...................................................1-40

Erase Configuration ...................................................................1-41

Reboot ................ ................... .................... ................... .............1-44

Launch Nautica Log ..................................................................1-45

Launch Nautica Watch ..............................................................1-47

Telnet to Router .........................................................................1-48

Advanced Menu ...............................................................................1-50

Clock .........................................................................................1-51

Alarms .......................................................................................1-53

Options Menu ..................................................................................1-55

SNMP Community Strings ........................................................1-55

Excessive Calls Alarms .............................................................1-58

Display SNMP Traps ..................................................................1-60

Help Menu ...................... ....... ...... ....... ...... ....... ...... ....... ...... .............1-63

Quick Menus ....................................................................................1-64

The Configuration Quick Menu ..................................................1-64

The Standard Quick Menu ........................................................1-65

Using TFTP ......................................................................................1-66

TFTP Configuration Files ..........................................................1-66

TFTP Source Files ....................................................................1-67

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Chapter 2
Modifying System Settings

The System Settings Window ............................................................2-2

The System Parameters ....................................................................2-4

Chapter 3
The LAN01 Path

Path Types .........................................................................................3-2

Ethernet (L AN0 1) ..... ....... ...... ....... ...... ....... ...... ....... .....................3 -2

Point to Point Protocol (PPP) ......................................................3-2

Nautica (Nautica Routers only) ................. ...... ....... ...... ....... ...... ..3-3

RFC1490 (frame relay) ................................................................3-3

The Paths Table .................................................................................3-4

The LAN01 Path ..............................................................................3-11

Main Tab ....................................................................................3-12

IPX Tab .. ................................ ....... ...... ....... ...... ....... ...................3-14

RIP Tab ......................................................................................3-18

OSPF Tab ..................................................................................3-21

DNS Tab ....................................................................................3-24

WINS Tab ..................................................................................3-26

Chapter 4
PPP Paths

Path Types .........................................................................................4-2

Ethernet (L AN0 1) ..... ....... ...... ....... ...... ....... ...... ....... .....................4 -2

Point to Point Protocol (PPP) ......................................................4-2

Nautica (Nautica Routers only) ................. ...... ....... ...... ....... ...... ..4-3

RFC1490 (Frame Relay) .............................................................4-3

The Paths Table .................................................................................4-4

PPP Paths .......................................................................................4-10

Main Tab ....................................................................................4-11

Call Tab .....................................................................................4-17

Bandwidth Tab ...........................................................................4-23

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PPP Tab ....................................................................................4-27

IPX Tab .. ................................ ....... ...... ....... ...... ....... ...................4-34

RIP Tab ......................................................................................4-37

OSPF Tab ..................................................................................4-41

Bridge Tab .................................................................................4-44

DNS Tab ....................................................................................4-47

WINS Tab ..................................................................................4-49

Compression Tab ......................................................................4-51

Chapter 5
Nautica Paths

Path Types .........................................................................................5-2

Ethernet (L AN0 1) ..... ....... ...... ....... ...... ....... ...... ....... .....................5 -2

Point to Point Protocol (PPP) ......................................................5-2

Nautica (Not Nautica 200 or CLAM-IP) .......................................5-3

RFC1490 (Frame Relay) .............................................................5-3

The Paths Table .................................................................................5-4

Nautica Paths ........................ ...... ....... ...... ................................. ......5-10

Main Tab ....................................................................................5-11

Call Tab .....................................................................................5-13

Bandwidth Tab ...........................................................................5-16

Bridge Tab .................................................................................5-20

IPX Tab .. ................................ ....... ...... ....... ...... ....... ...................5-23

RIP Tab ......................................................................................5-25

OSPF Tab ..................................................................................5-29

DNS Tab ....................................................................................5-32

WINS Tab ..................................................................................5-35

Compression Tab ......................................................................5-37

Chapter 6
Frame Relay Paths

Path Types .........................................................................................6-2

Ethernet (L AN0 1) ..... ....... ...... ....... ...... ....... ...... ....... .....................6 -2

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Point to Point Protocol (PPP) ......................................................6-2

Nautica (Nautica Routers only) ................. ...... ....... ...... ....... ...... ..6-3

RFC1490 (Frame Relay) .............................................................6-3

The Paths Table .................................................................................6-4

Fra me Relay Paths ............................. ...... ....... ................................6-10

Main Tab ....................................................................................6-11

IPX Tab .. ................................ ....... ...... ....... ...... ....... ...................6-13

RIP Tab ......................................................................................6-15

OSPF Tab ..................................................................................6-19

Bridge Tab .................................................................................6-22

DNS Tab ....................................................................................6-24

WINS Tab ..................................................................................6-27

Chapter 7
Path Statistics

Displaying Path Statistics ...................................................................7-2

Chapter 8
Changing Device Settings

Viewing Devices .................................................................................8-2

Editing Devices ..................................................................................8-3

Editing a Voice Device .......................................................................8-4

Editing an ISDN Device ...................................................................8-10

Editing a WAN Device ......................................................................8-20

Synchronous WAN Attributes ....................................................8-20

Frame Relay WAN Attributes .....................................................8-22

Asynchronous WAN Attributes ..................................................8-24

Editing a PRI Device .......................................................................8-28

PRI Mode ..................................................................................8-29

Fra ct ional Mod e ........ ....... ...... ....... ...... ....... ...... ....... ...................8-39

Downloading Device Software .........................................................8-51

IP Address .................................................................................8-53

Select Download File .................................................................8-53

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Supported Devices ....................................................................8-54

Device List .................................................................................8-55

Download Button .......................................................................8-55

Chapter 9
Using PPP Profiles

PPP Profile Table ...............................................................................9-2

Static PPP Profiles .......... ....... ...... ....... ................................ ....... ...... ..9-6

Custom PPP Profiles .........................................................................9-8

PPP Profile Attributes ........................................................................9-9

Chapter 10
ISDN Setup

Calling ISDN Numbers .....................................................................10-2

MSN .......................... ....................................... ................................10-5

MSN Explained .........................................................................10-5

Viewing MSNs ...........................................................................10-6

Configuring MSN s ........................ ...... ....... ...... ....... ...... ....... ......10-8

Callback ......................................................................................... 10-11

Viewing Callbacks ...................................................................10-11

Editing Callbacks .....................................................................10-14

Adding Callbacks ................... ....... ...... ....... ...... ........................10-14

VPN ...............................................................................................10-17

Viewing VPNs ..........................................................................10-17

Editing a VPN ..........................................................................10-19

Adding a VPN ..... ...... ................................. ...... ....... ...... ....... ....10-19

Timebands ..................................................................................... 10-22

Viewing the Timeband Table ...................................................10-23

Adding and Editing Timeband s ....................... ....... ...... ....... ....10-26

ISDN History ..................................................................................10-30

ISDN Statistics ...............................................................................10-32

ISDN Autocall ................................................................................10-37

ISDN Charges ................................................................................10-40

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Blacklist ..................... ............. ............. ............. ............. ............. ....10-42

Chapter 11
Bridging and Frame Filtering

Fra me Filt er Table ..... ...... ....... ...... ................................. ...... ....... ......11-2

Editing Frame Filters ........................................................................11-7

Adding Frame Filters ................................. ....... ...... ....... ...... ....... ....11-12

Bridge Autocalls .............................................................................11-17

Bridge Autocall Parameters .....................................................11-19

Spanning Tree ................................................................................11-21

Fra me Filt er Addres se s ... ....... ...... ....... ...... ....... ...... ........................11-24

Chapter 12
IP Operations

IP Routes .........................................................................................12-2

Viewing Routes .........................................................................12-2

Adding and Editing Routes ................. ....... ................................12-6

IP Filters .........................................................................................12-10

Viewing Filters .........................................................................12-10

Adding and Editing IP Filters .............. ....... ...... ....... ...... ....... ....12-14

Filter Port Numbers ........................................................................12-18

IP ARP Cache ................................................................................12-21

IP Route Cache .............................................................................12-24

Chapter 13
Using IPX

Setting Up IPX ....................... ................................ ....... ...... .............13-2

IPX Routes ................ ...... ....... ...... ....... ................................ ....... ......13-5

Displaying IPX Routes ...............................................................13-5

Editing and Creating IPX Routes ..............................................13-9

IPX Filters ................. ...... ....... ...... ....... ...... ................................. ....13-13

IPX Packet Filter Sockets .......................... ..............................13-16

Creating and Editing IPX Filters ..............................................13-17

IPX SAPs .................. ...... ....... ...... ....... ...... ....... ...... ....... ...... ...........13-19

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Displaying IPX SAPs ...............................................................13-19

Editing and Adding IPX SAPs .................................................13-22

IPX SAP Filters ............... ....... ...... ....... ...... ....... ...... ....... ...... ....... ....13-25

Creating and Editing IPX SAP Filters ......................................13-28

IPX Server Types .......................... ...... ....... ...... ....... ...... ....... ....13-31

IPX RIP Cache ................ ....... ...... ....... ...... ....... ...... ....... ...... ....... ....13-32

IPX Default Route .................. ...... ....... ................................ ....... ....13-35

Creating an IPX Default Route ................................................13-35

Chapter 14
Using RADIUS

RADIUS Introduction .......................................................................14-2

RADIUS Settings .............................................................................14-3

Security Server ................................................ ....... ...... ....... ......14-6

Accounts Server ........................................................................14-8

Backup Security Server ...........................................................14-10

Backup Accounts Server .........................................................14-12

Miscellaneous .........................................................................14-14

Chapter 15
Configuring DHCP

Viewing DHCP Clients .....................................................................15-2

Adding DHCP Configuration Entries ................................................15-6

Editing DHCP Configuration Entries ..............................................15-14

Viewing Allocated Addresses ........................................................15-16

Displaying Known Clients ..............................................................15-18

Chapter 16
Using OSPF

OSPF Fundamentals .......................................................................16-2

Intra-Area OSPF ................................................................. ......16-3

Inter-Area OSPF ...... ....... ...... ....... ...... ....... ................................16-3

Area 0 Path .........................................................................16-3

Additional Area Path ...........................................................16-4

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OSPF Paths .....................................................................................16-5

Viewing OSPF Paths .................................................................16-6

Editing OSPF Paths ..................................................................16-9

OSPF Virtual Links ........................................................................16-14

Viewing Virtual Links ...............................................................16-14

Editing Virtual Links ................................................................16-16

Adding Virtual Links ..................... ...... ....... ...... ....... ...... ....... ....16-17

Router ID .................................................................................16-18

Transit Area ID .........................................................................16-19

OSPF Address Ranges .................................................................16-20

Viewing Address Ranges ........................................................16-20

Adding Address Ranges .................... ....... ...... ........................16-23

Editing Address Ranges ..........................................................16-25

Link State Adverts .........................................................................16-27

OSPF Areas ...................................................................................16-30

Chapter 17
Network Address Translation (NAT)

Outgoing NAT Connections .............................................................17-2

Global NAT Settings .........................................................................17-7

Static NAT Entries ..... ...... ....... ...... ....... ...... ....... ...... ....... .................17-10

Viewing Static Entries .............................................................17-10

Adding Static Entri es ................................. ...... ....... ...... ....... ....17-13

Editing Static Entries ...............................................................17-15

NAT Sessions ................................................................................17-18

PPTP over NAT ..............................................................................17-21

Chapter 18
Using WINS

WINS Configuration .........................................................................18-2

WINS Entries ...................................................................................18-4

Viewing WINS Entries ...............................................................18-4

Editing WINS Entries .................................................................18-6

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Adding WINS Entries ...... ...... ................................. ...... ....... ......18-9

WINS NetBIOS Entries ..................................................................18-11

Chapter 19
Using the Domain Name Server Proxy

DNS Proxy Global Settings ..............................................................19-2

DNS Rules .......................................................................................19-4

Adding DNS Rules ............................. ....... ...... ....... ...................19 -6

Editing DNS Rules ....................................................................19-8

Viewing DNS Rules .......................................................................19-10

DNS Cache ....................................................................................19-12

Default DNS Rules .........................................................................19-14

Chapter 20
Using Trace Levels and Nautica Log

Editing Trace Levels .........................................................................20-2

The Trace Modules ..........................................................................20-6

Nautica Log ............................................... ....... ...... ....... ...... ....... ......20-8

The Nautica Log Window ..........................................................20-8

Chapter 21
Working with Nautica Watch

Nautica Watch ....................... ...... ....... ...... ................................. ......21-2

The Nautica Watch Window .............................................................21-3

The Nautica Watch Menus ...............................................................21-4

File Menu ..................................................................................21-4

Device Menu .............................................................................21-5

Connecting to a Device .......... ...... ....... ................................21-5

Disconnecting from a Device ..............................................21-7

Options Menu ............................................................................21-7

Set Poll Rate .......................................................................21-8

Configuration ......................................................................21-9

SNMP ...............................................................................21-10

Align Menu ..............................................................................21-11

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View Menu ...............................................................................21-12

Help Menu .............................................................. ...... ....... ....21-13

Quick Menus ...........................................................................21-14

Main Window Quick Menu .......................................................21-14

View Menu ........................................................................21-15

Align Menu ........................................................................21-16

Add/Remove ..................................................................... 21-16

Remove This ...... ....... ...... ....... ...... ....... ...... ....... ...... ....... ....21-17

Hide/Show Menu ...... ...... ....... ...... ....... ...... ....... ...... ....... ....21-17

System Tray Quick Menu .........................................................21-17

View Menu ........................................................................21-18

Exit Command ..................................................................21-19

Detail Window Quick Menu ...............................................21-19

The Nautica Watch Panels ............................................................21-20

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Figure 1-1. File and Print Sharing Window ....................................1-4

Figure 1-2. Nautica Wizard With SNMP Request Icon ..................1-6

Figure 1 -3 . Nauti ca Wiza rd Main Wi ndow ......... ....... ...... ....... ...... ..1-8

Figure 1-4. Nautica Wizard Tool bar ..............................................1-9

Figure 1-5. Nautica Wizard with Data Calls Disabled ..................1-12

Figure 1-6. ISDN Autocall Packet Decode Window .....................1-13

Figure 1-7. ISDN Call History Table .............................................1-14

Figure 1-8. The Nautica Wizard File Menu ..................................1-15

Figure 1-9. The Nautica Wizard Quick Menu ..............................1-16

Figure 1-10. Downloading New Router Software ..........................1-17

Figure 1-11. Password for TFTP Transfer ......................................1-18

Figure 1-12. Select a File to Download .........................................1-18

Figure 1-13. Download Complete ..................................................1-19

Figure 1-14. Nautica Wizard Quick Menu ......................................1-20

Figure 1-15. Save Configuration to File .........................................1-21

Figure 1-16. Password for TFTP Transfer ......................................1-22

Figure 1-17. Save Configuration Shown in Status Bar ..................1-23

Figure 1-18. Operation Complete ..................................................1-23

Figure 1-19. Nautica Wizard Quick Menu ......................................1-24

Figure 1-20. Select a Configuration File ........................................1-25

Figure 1-21. Password for TFTP Transfer ......................................1-25

Figure 1-22. Nautica Wizard Configuration Restore ......................1-26

Figure 1-23. Restore Complete .....................................................1-26

Figure 1-24. The Nautica Wizard Operations Menu ......................1-28

Figure 1-25. Nautica Wizard Quick Menu ......................................1-29

Figure 1-26. Nautica Wizard Quick Menu ......................................1-30

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Figure 1-27. One Step Configuration Window ...............................1-31

Figure 1-28. North American One Step Configuration Window .....1-34

Figure 1-29. US ISDN Switch Information Window .......................1-37

Figure 1-30. Nautica Wizard Quick Menu ......................................1-40

Figure 1-31. Edit Save ...................................................................1-41

Figure 1-32. Nautica Wizard Quick Menu ......................................1-42

Figure 1-33. Erase Warning ..........................................................1-42

Figure 1-34. Nautica Wizard with Erase Configuration ..................1-43

Figure 1-35. Erase Complete ........................................................1-43

Figure 1-36. Nautica Wizard Quick Menu ......................................1-44

Figure 1-37. Edit Reboot ...............................................................1-45

Figure 1-38. Reboot Confirmation .................................................1-45

Figure 1-39. Nautica Wizard Quick Menu ......................................1-46

Figure 1-40. Nautica Wizard Quick Menu ......................................1-47

Figure 1-41. Nautica Wizard Quick Menu ......................................1-48

Figure 1-42. Telnet Session ...........................................................1-49

Figure 1-43. The Nautica Wizard Advanced Menu ........................1-50

Figure 1-44. Time Mismatch Warning ...........................................1-51

Figure 1-45. Edit Clock Setup ........................................................1-52

Figure 1-46. Router Alarms Table ..................................................1-54

Figure 1-47. Nautica Wizard Options Menu ..................................1-55

Figure 1-48. Management Indicator ..............................................1-56

Figure 1-49. SNMP Community Strings Window ...........................1-56

Figure 1-50. SNMP Community Router Lock ................................1-57

Figure 1-51. Excessive Calls Window ...........................................1-58

Figure 1-52. Edit System Window .................................................1-61

Figure 1-53. SNMP Trap Window ..................................................1-62

Figure 1-54. The Nautica Wizard Help Menu ................................1-63

Figure 1-55. Nautica Wizard Configuration Quick Menu ...............1-64

Figure 1-56. The Standard Quick Menu ........................................1-65

Figure 2-1. The Nautica Wizard Window .......................................2-2

Figure 2-2. Edit System Window ...................................................2-3

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Figure 3 -1 . Nauti ca Wiza rd Wind ow .................. ....... ...... ....... ........3-4

Figure 3-2. Paths Table Window ....................................................3-5

Figure 3-3. Windows 95 Exit Button ..............................................3-7

Figure 3-4. Path Type Window .......................................................3-8

Figure 3-5. LAN Path Edit Window ..............................................3-11

Figure 3 -6 . LAN01 Main Tab Options .......... ...... ....... ...... ....... ......3-12

Figure 3-7. LAN01 RIP Tab .........................................................3-18

Figure 3-8. LAN01 OSPF Tab ......................................................3-21

Figure 3-9. LAN01 DNS Tab ........................................................3-24

Figure 3-10. LAN01 WINS Tab ......................................................3-26

Figure 4 -1 . Nauti ca Wiza rd Wind ow .................. ....... ...... ....... ........4-4

Figure 4-2. Paths Table Window ....................................................4-5

Figure 4-3. Windows 95 Exit Button ..............................................4-7

Figure 4-4. Path Type Window .......................................................4-8

Figure 4-5. PPP Path Edit Window ..............................................4-10

Figure 4-6. PPP Autolearn IP Parameters ...................................4-14

Figure 4-7. PPP Path Call Tab .....................................................4-17

Figure 4-8. PPP Path ISDN Options ............................................4-18

Figure 4-9. PPP Path PPTP Options ...........................................4-19

Figure 4 -1 0. PPP Path Bandwidth Tab .......... ...... ....... ...................4-23

Figure 4-11. PPP Path PPP Para meters .......................................4-27

Figure 4-12. PPP Path IPX Tab .....................................................4-34

Figure 4 -1 3. PPP Path RIP Tab ........ ...... ....... ...... ....... ...... .............4-37

Figure 4 -1 4. PPP Path OSPF Tab .......... ....... ...... ....... ...................4-41

Figure 4-15. PPP Path Bridge Tab ................................................4-44

Figure 4 -1 6. PPP Path DNS Tab ................... ...... ....... ...... .............4-47

Figure 4-17. PPP Path WINS Tab ..................................................4-49

Figure 4-18. PPP Path Compression Tab ......................................4-51

Figure 5 -1 . Nauti ca Wiza rd Wind ow .................. ....... ...... ....... ........5-4

Figure 5-2. Paths Table Window ....................................................5-5

Figure 5-3. Windows 95 Exit Button ..............................................5-7

Figure 5-4. Path Type Window .......................................................5-8

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Figure 5-5. Nautica Path Edit Window .........................................5-10

Figure 5-6. Nautica Path Main Tab ..............................................5-11

Figure 5-7. Nautica Path Call Tab ................................................5-13

Figure 5-8. Path ISDN Options ....................................................5-14

Figure 5-9. PPTP Options ...........................................................5-15

Figure 5-10. Nautica Path Bandwidth Tab .....................................5-16

Figure 5 -1 1. Nauti ca Path Bridge Tab ................. ....... ...... ....... ......5-20

Figure 5-12. Nautica Path IPX Tab ................................................5-23

Figure 5-13. Nautica Path RIP Tab ................................................5-25

Figure 5-14. Nautica Path OSPF Tab ............................................5-29

Figure 5-15. Nautica Path DNS Tab ..............................................5-33

Figure 5-16. Nautica Path WINS Tab .............................................5-35

Figure 5-17. Nautica Path Compression Tab .................................5-37

Figure 6 -1 . Nauti ca Wiza rd Wind ow .................. ....... ...... ....... ........6-4

Figure 6-2. Paths Table Window ....................................................6-5

Figure 6-3. Windows 95 Exit Button ..............................................6-7

Figure 6-4. Path Type Window .......................................................6-8

Figure 6-5. Frame Relay Path Parameters Window ....................6-10

Figure 6-6. Frame Relay Path Main Tab ......................................6-11

Figure 6-7. Frame Relay Path IPX Tab ........................................6-13

Figure 6-8. Frame Relay Path IP Tab ..........................................6-15

Figure 6-9. Frame Relay Path OSPF Tab ....................................6-19

Figure 6-10. Frame Relay Path Bridge Tab ...................................6-22

Figure 6-11. Frame Relay Path DNS Tab ......................................6-25

Figure 6-12. Frame Relay Path WINS Tab ....................................6-27

Figure 7-1. The Nautica Wizard Window .......................................7-2

Figure 7-2. PathPorts Table ...........................................................7-3

Figure 8 -1 . Devices Table .. ...... ....... ...... ....... ...... ....... .....................8 -2

Figure 8-2. Device Table Warning .................................................8-3

Figure 8 -3 . Edit Voic e Chan nel s Window ....................... ....... ...... ..8-4

Figure 8-4. Edit Basic-Rate ISDN Window ..................................8-10

Figure 8-5. Edit WAN Port Window .............................................8-20

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Figure 8-6. Edit WAN Port Window .............................................8-22

Figure 8-7. Edit WAN Port Window .............................................8-24

Figure 8-8. Edit Primary Rate ISDN Window ..............................8-29

Figure 8-9. Edit Primary Rate ISDN Window ..............................8-39

Figure 8-10. Device Table with Fractional PRI ...............................8-40

Figure 8 -1 1. Nauti ca Wiza rd Window ............ ...... ....... ...... ....... ......8-51

Figure 8-12. Device Selection Window ..........................................8-52

Figure 8-13. Device Selection: IP Address ....................................8-53

Figure 8-14. Device Selection: Select Download File ....................8-53

Figure 8-15. Open Window ............................................................8-54

Figure 8-16. Devices Selection: Supported Devices .....................8-54

Figure 8-17. Devices Selection: Device List ..................................8-55

Figure 9 -1 . Nauti ca Wiza rd Wind ow .................. ....... ...... ....... ........9-2

Figure 9-2. PPP Profile Table ........................................................9-3

Figure 9-3. PPP Profile Error Message .........................................9-5

Figure 9-4. Add PPP Profiles Configuration Window ....................9-8

Figure 1 0-1. Na utica Wi za rd Wind ow .................. ....... ...................10 -2

Figure 10-2. Edit ISDN Call Configuration Window .......................10-3

Figure 10-3. ISDN MSN Table .......................................................10-6

Figure 10-4. Add and Edit MSN Windows .....................................10-8

Figure 10-5. ISDN Callback Table ...............................................10-12

Figure 10-6. Edit/Add ISDN Callback ..........................................10-14

Figure 1 0-7. VPN Table ............. ....... ...... ....... ...... ....... .................10-17

Figure 10-8. Add VPN Configuration ...........................................10-20

Figure 10-9. ISDN Timebands .....................................................10-23

Figure 10-10. Add ISDN Timebands Window ................................10-26

Figure 10-11. ISDN Call History Table ...........................................10-30

Figure 10-12. ISDN Ports Table .....................................................10-33

Figure 10-13. ISDN Autocall Packet Decoder Window ..................10-38

Figure 10-14. ISDN Call History Table ...........................................10-40

Figure 10-15. ISDN Destination Blacklist Table .............................10-43

Figure 11-1. The Nautica Wizard Window .....................................11-2

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Figure 1 1-2. Frame Filter table ......... ...... ....... ................................11-2

Figure 11-3. Edit frame filter Configuration ....................................11-7

Figure 11-4. Add Frame Filter Configuration Window .................11-12

Figure 11-5. Bridge Autocall Table ...............................................11-17

Figure 11-6. Edit Spanning Tree Configuration ...........................11-21

Figure 11-7. Bridge MAC Table ...................................................11-24

Figure 12-1. The Nautica Wizard Window .....................................12-2

Figure 12-2. IP Routes Table .........................................................12-3

Figure 12-3. Add/Edit IP Route Windows ......................................12-6

Figure 12-4. IP Filter Table ..........................................................12-11

Figure 12-5. Add/Edit IP Filter Pairs Windows ............................12-14

Figure 12-6. Bridge ARP Cache Window ....................................12-21

Figure 12-7. IP Route Cache Table .............................................12-24

Figure 13-1. The Nautica Wizard Window .....................................13-2

Figure 13-2. Edit System Window .................................................13-3

Figure 1 3-3. IPX Route s Table ...................... ...... ....... ...... ....... ......13-6

Figure 1 3-4. Add/E di t IPX RIP Route Wind ows .......... ...... ....... ....13-10

Figure 1 3-5. IPX Filt er Table ............................................. ....... ....13-14

Figure 1 3-6. Add/E di t IPX Networ k Filt er ......................... ....... ....13-17

Figure 1 3-7. IPX SA P Table ....... ....... ...... ....... ...... ....... ...... ....... ....13-19

Figure 13-8. Add/Edit IPX SAP Window ......................................13-22

Figure 13-9. Edit System (Restricted SAP) Window ...................13-25

Figure 1 3-10. IP X SAP Filte r Table ............................................ ....13-26

Figure 13-11. Add/Edit IPX SAP Filter Window .............................13-29

Figure 13-12. IPX Route Cache Table ...........................................13-32

Figure 13-13. Add IPX Route Window ...........................................13-35

Figure 13-14. Edit System Window ...............................................13-36

Figure 14-1. The Nautica Wizard Window .....................................14-4

Figure 14-2. Edit RADIUS Configuration .......................................14-5

Figure 1 5-1. Na utica Wi za rd Wind ow .................. ....... ...................15 -2

Figure 15-2. DHCP Table ..............................................................15-3

Figure 15-3. Add DHCP Configuration Window ............................15-6

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Figure 15-4. Edit DHCP Configuration Window ...........................15-15

Figure 15-5. DHCP Allocated Addresses Table ...........................15-16

Figure 15-6. DHCP Known Clients Table .....................................15-18

Figure 16-1. Edit System Window .................................................16-5

Figure 1 6-2. Na utica Wi za rd Wind ow .................. ....... ...................16 -6

Figure 16-3. OSPF Paths Table .....................................................16-6

Figure 16-4. The Paths Table ........................................................16-9

Figure 16-5. Edit Path OSPF Parameters Window ......................16-10

Figure 16-6. OSPF Parameters Window .....................................16-10

Figure 16-7. OSPF Virtual Links Table ........................................16-14

Figure 16-8. Edit OSPF Virtual Link Window ..............................16-16

Figure 16-9. Add OSPF Virtual Link Window ..............................16-17

Figure 16-10. OSPF Address Ranges Window .............................16-21

Figure 16-11. Add OSPF Address Range Window .......................16-23

Figure 16-12. Edit OSPF Address Range Window ........................16-25

Figure 16-13. OSPF Link State Adverts Table ...............................16-27

Figure 16-14. OSPF Areas Table ..................................................16-30

Figure 1 7-1. Na utica Wi za rd Wind ow .................. ....... ...................17 -2

Figure 17-2. Paths Table ................................................................17-3

Figure 17-3. Path Type Window .....................................................17-3

Figure 17-4. PPP Path Parameters Window ..................................17-4

Figure 17-5. Edit NAT System Window .........................................17-7

Figure 17-6. NAT Static Translation Table ....................................17-11

Figure 17-7. Add/Edit NAT Xlat Entry Window ............................17-13

Figure 17-8. Edit NAT Xlat Entry Window ....................................17-16

Figure 17-9. NAT Dynamic Translation Table ...............................17-18

Figure 17-10. Edit NAT System Window .......................................17-21

Figure 17-11. Add IP Static Route Window ...................................17-22

Figure 1 8-1. Na utica Wi za rd Wind ow .................. ....... ...................18 -2

Figure 18-2. Edit WINS Global Configuration Window ..................18-2

Figure 18-3. WINS LMHosts Table ................................................18-4

Figure 18-4. Edit WINS LMHosts Window .....................................18-7

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Figure 18-5. Add Edit WINS LMHosts Window .............................18-9

Figure 18-6. WINS NetBIOS Table ..............................................18-11

Figure 19-1. The Nautica Wizard Window .....................................19-2

Figure 19-2. Edit DNS Proxy/Cache Global Config Window .........19-2

Figure 19-3. DNS Proxy/Cache Rules Table .................................19-4

Figure 19-4. Add DNS Proxy/Cache Rules Window ......................19-7

Figure 19-5. Edit DNS Proxy/Cache Rules Window ......................19-8

Figure 19-6. DNS Rules Window .................................................19-10

Figure 19-7. DNS Cache Window ...............................................19-12

Figure 20-1. The Nautica Wizard Window .....................................20-2

Figure 20-2. Edit Syslog Trace Level Window ...............................20-3

Figure 20-3. The Nautica Log Window ..........................................20-8

Figure 2 1-1. Na utica Watch Button ........ ....... ...... ....... ...... ....... ......21-2

Figure 21-2. The Nautica Watch Window ......................................21-2

Figure 21-3. The Overview Window ..............................................21-3

Figure 21-4. System Tray Showing Nautica Watch Icon ................21-3

Figure 21-5. The File Menu ...........................................................21-4

Figure 21-6. The Device Menu ......................................................21-5

Figure 21-7. Set IP Address Window ............................................21-6

Figure 21-8. SNMP Window ..........................................................21-6

Figure 21-9. Options Menu ............................................................21-7

Figure 21-10. Set Poll Level Window ...............................................21-8

Figure 21-11. Nautica Watch Configuration Window .......................21-9

Figure 21-12. SNMP Window ........................................................21-10

Figure 21-13. Align Menu ..............................................................21-11

Figure 21-14. Nautica Watch Horizontally Aligned ........................21-11

Figure 21-15. View Window ...........................................................21-12

Figure 21-16. List Window .............................................................21-12

Figure 21-17. Main Window Quick Menu ......................................21-14

Figure 21-18. Nautica Watch Detailed View ..................................21-15

Figure 21-19. Nautica Watch Overview Window ...........................21-15

Figure 21-20. Nautica Watch List Window ....................................21-15

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Figure 21-21. Nautica Watch Link Select Window ........................21-16

Figure 21-22. Nautica Watch with no Menus .................................21-17

Figure 21-23. Windows 95 System Tray ........................................21-17

Figure 21-24. Nautica Watch Detailed View ..................................21-18

Figure 21-25. Nautica Watch Overview Window ...........................21-18

Figure 21-26. Nautica Watch List Window ....................................21-18

Figure 21-27. Detail Window Quick Menu .....................................21-19

Figure 21-28. Nautica Watch Detail Panel .....................................21-20

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Table 1-1. Router Colour Codes ..................................................1-7

Table 1-2. Nautica Configuration File Names ............................1-21

Table 4-1. ISDN Number Modifiers ...........................................4-19

Table 5-1. ISDN Number Modifiers ...........................................5-14

Table 10-1. ISDN Network Clearing Codes ..............................10-36

Table 10-2. ISDN Internal Clearing Codes .................................10-37

Table 12-1. Well Known Por t Numb ers .................... ...... ....... ....12-18

Table 13-1. IPX Route Types ......... ...... ....... ...... ....... ...... ....... ......13-9

Table 13-2. IPX Filter Sockets ...................... ...... ....... .................13-16

Table 13-3. Novell Server Types ...............................................13-31

Table 20-1. The Trace Modules ....................................................20-6

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If you are responsible for configuring Nautica routers, you need
to read this guide.

Before You Begin

Before using this guide, you must complete the following
procedures. For a new router:

• Install the router (refer to the installation manual that came
with your router).

About This Guide

• Install the Nautica Configuration Wizard using the CD that
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Conv entions

angle brackets (< >) Indicate that you choose the text to

enter based on th e description in side
the brackets. Do not type the
brackets when entering the
command.
Example: if command syntax is

ping

<ip_address>

192.32.10.12

, you enter ping

bold text

Indicates text that you need to enter,
command names, and buttons in
menu paths.
Example: Enter

Example: Use the dinfo

wfsm &

command.

Example: ATM DXI > Interfaces >
PVCs identifies the PVCs button in
the window that appears when you
select the Interfaces option from the
ATM DXI menu.

brackets ([ ]) Indicate optional elements. You can

choose none, one, or all of the
options.

ellipsis points Horizontal (. . .) and

.

vertical ellipsis points indicate

()

omitted information.

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command syntax descriptions, new
terms, file and directory names, and
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separator ( > ) Separates menu and option names in

instructions and internal pin-to-pin
wire connections.
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Example: Pin 7 > 19 > 20

vertical line (

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|

the parts of the comm and. The
vertical line separates choices. Do
not type the vertical line when
entering the command.
Example: If the command syntax is

show at rou tes | nets,

you enter

either

show at rou tes or show at nets,

but not both.

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Acronyms

BACP Bandwidth Allocation Control Protocol
BCP Bridge Control Proto c ol
BootP Bootstrap Protocol
BRI Basic Rate Interface
DHCP Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol
DNS Domain Name Server
GUI graphical user interface
HDLC high-level data link control
IP Internet Protocol
IPX Internetworking Protocol Extended
ISDN Integrated Services Digital Network
LAN local area network
MAC media access control
MSN Multisubscriber Numbering
NAT Network Address Translation
OSPF Open Shortest Path First (Protocol)
PPP Point-to-Point Protocol
PPTP Point to Point Tunneling Protocol
SNMP Simple Network Management Protocol
TCP/IP Transmission Control Protocol/Internet

Protocol
Telnet Telecommunication Network
TFTP Trivial File Tr ansfer Protocol
VPN Virtual Private Network
WAN wide area network
WINS Windows Integrated Naming Service

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Chapter 1

Menus and Basic Procedures

Nautica Wizard allows you to configure your Nautica units
simply and efficiently. More advanced router users may prefer to
configure their units using Nautica Router Software Release 5.0x
(BCC™).

If you would like to use the Release 5 software, refer to the
Nautica Router Software Release 5 Reference Guide on the CD
that comes with your Nautica product.

This chapter contains the following sections:

• ISDN Operation (page 1-2

• Initial Operations (page 1-6

• The Nautica Wizard Window (page 1-8

• The Nautica Wizard Menus (page 1-15

• File Menu (page 1-15

• Operations Menu (page 1-28

• Advanced Menu (page 1-50

• Options Menu (page 1-55

• Help Menu (page 1-63

• Quick Menu (page 1-64

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ISDN Operat io n

Use of an ISDN router over a public ISDN network is usually on
a pay-as-you-go basis. You pay for the time that your ISDN link
is connected, although some suppliers also charge for every call
attempt.

Yo ur ISDN router makes calls when there is one or more packets
to send to a remote network. In order to reduce the amount of
ISDN calls this can generate, it is important that you read the rest
of this section. The options outlined here can dramatically reduce
the amount of automatic ISDN calls made by your router.

Your Nautica router comes with a software package called
Nautica Watch (Chapter 21
monitor the activity on your router. The LED on the front of the
router also shows when the router is in use. The green LED will
flash continuously when the router is in use. If this happens when
you are not actively using your PC, then the PC or an application
on the PC is connecting to a remote network resource.

). Nautica Watch allows you to

Note:

4000.

If you are in any doubt at all about any of the following points, or
the operation of your router, contact your local ISDN supplier for
advice.

E-mail Clients

Most TCP/IP based e-mail clients can be configured to check the
mail server for new mail at set intervals. This is known as polling.

If you are locally attached to a mail server, it may be appropriate
to poll for e-mail ever y five minutes or less. These rules change if
you are remotely connected to a mail serv er via an ISDN router. It
is not appropriate, for example, to have the router calling the
remote mail server every five minutes to check for new mail.

There are no LEDs on the Nautica Marlin or Nautica

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To this end, it is recommended that you configure your e-mail
client for manual polling (where you press a button to check for
e-mail), or for a longer polling interval, such as once every hour.
Be aware though, that even with an hourly polling setting , the
router will make one call every hour. If you leave your PC and
router running overnight, this would mean 24 calls every day,
even if you have no new e-mail.

Remotely Mapped Drives

In most popular PC operating systems, it is possible to map
virtual drives (such as J:) to file servers on the network. If you
map network drives over a remote ISDN connection, problems
can occur.

Every time you open a file, or move into a new folder, it is likely
that the PC may request the current status of all drives and bring
up an ISDN call to achieve this.

Menus and Basic Procedures

For this reason, it is recommended that you do not permanently
map network drives over a remote ISDN connection.

File and Print Sharing

Many workgroup functions, designed to allow resource sharing
on a local network, use a periodic announcement/update
mechanism which causes frequent ISDN calls if used over a
remote ISDN connection. In order to avoid this, it is
recommended that you turn off file and print sharing on your PC.

To achieve this, do the following:

1. Click on the Start Button.

2. Choose Settings > Control Panel.

3. Double click on the Networks icon.

4. Click on the File and Print Sharing button.

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5. Deselect both options in the File and Print Sharing

window:

Figure 1-1. File and Print Sharing Window

6. Click on the OK button in the File and Print Sharing

window.

7. Click on OK in the Networks window.

8. Close down the Control Panel.

9. It may be necessary to reboot your PC at this time.

Graphical FTP Using “Keep Alive”

Traditionally FTP servers time out (or end) an FTP session if
there is no activity after a few minutes. Most command line FTP
clients take no steps to avoid this timeout. Some of the new
graphical FTP clients, howe v er , mak e frequent read (or ke epaliv e)
requests to keep the FTP sessions alive.

This option is fine for local network access and leased line
Internet browsing, but it can cause your remote ISDN connection
to stay up permanently.

If you use such FTP clients, be aware of this problem and close
down remote FTP co nnections once you have finished
transferring files.

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Web Browsers

When you are browsing the web, many sites use “push”
technology. This feature opens a permanent channel between the
web site and your PC in order to update sound and graphic files
continuously. Using a remote router, such sites will keep your
ISDN connection open.

Other web sites cause your browser to refresh the screen at
regular intervals, for example, every 30 seconds. Again, this can
cause a link to stay open.

In order to minimize the effect of these data streams, do not leave
your PC unattended when it is in a web site and close down all
Internet connections when you have finished with them. When
browsing the web, be aware that ISDN calls are being made.

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Initial Operations

As soon as the Installation Assis tant is complete, or the software
is opened, Nautica Wizard scans the local network and displays
all connected Nautica devices. The first router in the list is
automatically selected by Nautica Wizard, unless it finds an
unconfigured router, in which case this unit is selected.

Thereafter, the network is scanned every five seconds. Nautica
Wizard shows when it is sending out SNMP requests across the
local network by displaying a small yellow lightening bolt in the
bottom right of the Wizard window.

Figure 1-2. Nautica Wizard With SNMP Request Icon

If a device is found that has no conf i g urat i on , it is disp la yed as
blue in the window. To configure a unit using the Installation
Assistant, refer to the printed document “The Nautica Wizard
Installation Guide”.

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The routers are shown in different colours depending on their
status:

Table 1-1. Router Colour Codes

Colour Status

Blue Unconfigured
Yellow Changes need to be saved
Green Router is stable
Grey Router is in bootm ode

The remainder of this chapter deals with procedures that can be
performed once a unit has been configured.

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The Nautica Wizard Window

After Nautica Wizard has found all the connected Nautica
devices, the Nautica Wizard Window looks similar to Figure 1-3

.

Figure 1-3. Nautica Wizard Main Window

Note:

The Nautica Wizard window displays different icons for
the different Nautica products. To avoid confusion, some of the
icons also have the type of Nautica Router written on them.

To change the settings for a router, you select it by clicking on it
once. The router is highlighted and the menus in the menu bar of
the Nautica Wizard window become available.

Right click on an icon to bring up a quick menu of con figuration
options.

Nautica Wizard is designed to operate with the matching router
code. For example, version 5.01h of Nautica Wizard runs with
NauticaRS 5.001R.

The Nautica W izard wind o w sho ws the ver sion of router softw are
being run at the end of the router line. Check the Nautica Wizard
version by clicking on Help > About.

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The Nautica Wizard Toolbar

Below the menu bar is the toolbar. The toolbar is a row of icons
that allows you to perform some menu commands rather than
choosing the comma nd itself from the relevant menu.

Figure 1-4. Nautica Wizard Tool bar

Menus and Basic Procedures

Note:

Most of the buttons in the toolbar only become available
if a router is selected in the main Nautica Wizard window.

The buttons are as follows:

Button Description

Run Installation Assistant (page 1-29)

One Step Configuration (page 1-30

)

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Download New Software (page 1-16

Save Router Configuration to a File
(*.ncf) (page 1-20)

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Button Description

Restore Router Configuration from a
File (*.ncf) (page 1-24)

Save Router Configuration on Router
(page 1-40

)

Reboot the Router (page 1-44

)

Erase the Router’s Configuration
(page 1-41

)

Enable/Disable Outgoing Data Calls
(page 1-12)

Autocall History (page 1-13

)

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Show ISDN Call History (page 1-14

)

Button Description

Run the N autica Log Program (page

1-45)

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Start Nautica Watch (page 1-47

)

Open Nautica Wizard Help (page

1-63)

Individual windows within Nautica Wizard have their own
buttons. These buttons are explained with the windows
throughout the rest of this reference guide.

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Enable/Disable ISDN Data Calls

To enable or disable ISDN data calls:

1. Select a router in the Nautica Wizard window (Figure

1-3).

2. Click on the Enable/Disable ISDN Data Calls button:

3. The router icon in the Nautica Wizard window displays a

No Entry sign:

Figure 1-5. Nautica Wizard with Data Calls Disabled

4. Select the router and click on the Enable/Disable ISDN

Data Calls button again to re-enable data calls on that
router .

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Autocall History

To display a list of the last ten autocalls:

1. Select a router in the Nautica Wizard window (Figure

1-3).

2. Clic k on Advanced > ISDN > Autocall History

(Chapter 10

OR

3. Click on the Autocall History button:

4. The ISDN Autocall Packet Decode window appears

(Figure 1-6

Menus and Basic Procedures

).

):

Figure 1-6. ISDN Autocall Packet Decode Window

For more information on this window and ISDN Autocalls, refer
to Chapter 10

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Show ISDN Call History

To list all the ISDN calls made on your router:

1. Select a router in the Nautica Wizard window (Figure

1-3).

2. Clic k on Advanced > ISDN > Hist ory

Or

3. Click on the Show ISDN Call History button:

4. The ISDN Call History Table appears ( Figure 1-7

Figure 1-7. ISDN Call History Table

For more information on the ISDN Call History Table, refer to

Chapter 10

.

):

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The Nautica Wizard Menus

The menus can be foun d at the top of the Naut ica W izard wi ndo w.
Click on the menu that contains the command in which you are
interested:

• File Menu

• Operations Menu

• Advanced Menu

• Options Menu

• Help Menu

File Menu

Menus and Basic Procedures

With a unit selected, the commands in the File menu are as
follows:

Figure 1-8. The Nautica Wizard File Menu

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In the list below, click on the File menu command for which you
require further information.

• Download New Router Software

• Save Router Configuration to File

• Restore Router Configuration from File

• Exit

Download New Router Software

This command can be accessed with a unit selected and by:

• Clicking on File > Download New Router Software

• Clicking on the Download Software button in the toolbar:

• Right clicking on a router’s icon and selecting Download

New Router Software from the Quick menu:

Figure 1-9. The Nautica Wizard Quick Menu

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Downloading NauticaRS Software

As new versions of Nautica Wizard and BCC are released, they
are placed on the World Wide Web (WWW) for downloading.
The Uniform Resource Locator (URL) for this webs ite is:

http://support.baynetwor ks.com/software/router/nauticars.html
Download the new software file from this page (it is a self

extracting .exe file) and extract the file into a folder on your PC.
To load this new software onto your router, do the following:

1. In the Nautica Wizard window , click on the router to have

the new software.

2. Click on File > Download New Router Software. The

Downloading New Router Software window appears:

Figure 1-10. Downloading New Router Software

3. This window appears if the router already has a

configuration. Click on Ye s to have this configuration
saved and reloaded, click on No to have the configuration
erased (there is no undo), or click on Cancel to stop the
download.

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4. Clicking on Yes causes the Password for TFTP Transfer

window to appear:

Figure 1-11. Password for TFTP Transfer

5. Only enter a password here if the unit has a System

password (a password that needs to be entered every time
the router is configured).

6. Enter a password (if required) and click on OK. The

existing configuration of the router is now saved to a
temporary file using Trivial File Tr ansfer Protocol
(TFTP).

7. Once the configuration is sa ved (or discarded if y ou chose

No in the Downloading New Router Software window)
the Select a File to Download window appears:

Figure 1-12. Select a File to Download

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8. Find the file you downloaded from the website and

extracted. Click on this file and then click on the Open
button.

9. Nautica Wizard then downloads the file. The Status bar

at the bottom of the window shows what is ha ppening.
The configuration is erased, the software is downloaded
and the configuration is restored if you answered Yes in
the Downloading New Router Software window.

10. Once these steps are complete the final window appears:

Figure 1-13. Download Complete

Click on OK in this window and you are returned to Nautica
Wizard.

Downloading Nautica Wizard Software

When the Wizard itself is upgraded, do the following:

1. Download the new zip file from the website.

2. Place the zip file in the Nautica Wizard directory on your

PC.

3. Extract the file, overwriting any older versions.

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Save Router Configuration to File

Often, when you configure a router, you enter the same set of
parameters again and again. This can be very repetitive and
tedious if you have several routers to configure.

To make this task easier, it is possible to save the configuration
from one router into a file that can then be loaded into other
routers. This is achieved using Trivial File Transfer Protocol
(TFTP).

This command can be accessed with a unit selected and by:

• Clicking on File > Save Router Configuration to File

• Clicking on the Save Configuration to File button in the

toolbar:

• Right clicking on a router’s icon and selecting Save Router

Configuration to File from the Quick menu:

Figure 1-14. Nautica Wizard Quick Menu

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Saving the Configuration to a File

Once selected, the Save Configur ation File windo w (Figure 1 -15)
appears.

Figure 1-15. Save Configuration to File

1. Files are named automatica lly depending on the type of

Nautica router you are using. The file names are as
follows:

Table 1-2. Nautica Configuration File Names

Router File Name

Nautica 200 n200.ncf
Nautica CLAM clam.ncf
Nautica CLAM-IP clamip.ncf
Nautica Marlin marlin.ncf
Nautica 4000 n4000.ncf

It is only necessary to change these default names if you
plan to save many different configurations for the same
router type.

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Nautica configuration files are given a .ncf exten s ion by
Nautica Wizard automatically. These files can also be
opened in a text editor, such as Notepad, for fast
amendment.

2. Once you have given the file a name, click on the Save

button. The Passw ord f or TFTP Transfer window (Figure

1-16) appears:

Figure 1-16. Password for TFTP Transfer

It is only necessary to enter a password here if you want
the file to be secure. The password has to be entered each
time the file is downloaded in future. Enter a password
and click on the OK button, or leave the password field
blank and click on O K.

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The configuration is saved to a f ile and y o u can see its
progress in the status bar of the Nautica Wizard menu:

Figure 1-17. Save Configuration Shown in Status Bar

3. Once the save is complete, the following window appears:

Figure 1-18. Operation Complete

Click on OK to end the operation.

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Restore Router Configuration from File

This command can be accessed with a unit selected and by:

• Clicking on File > Restore Router Configuration from File

• Clicking on the Restore Router Configuration button in the

toolbar:

• Right clicking on a rou ter’ s icon an d selecting R estore Router

Configuration from File from the Quick menu:

Figure 1-19. Nautica Wizard Quick Menu

Restoring the Configuration

To restore a configuration file to a router:

1. Click on the router that is to have the configuration.

2. Click on File > Restore Configuration from File.

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3. The Select a Configuration File window appears:

Figure 1-20. Select a Configuration File

4. Select the file that y ou sa ved ea rlier and click on the Open

button.

5. The Password for TFTP Transfer window appears:

Figure 1-21. Password for TFTP Transfer

6. Enter the current password for the unit. If the unit is in

default state no password is required.

Note:

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7. The transfer begins. You can see the progress in the

Status bar at the bottom of the Nautica Wizard window.

Figure 1-22. Nautica Wizard Configuration Restore

8. When the transfer is complete the final window appears:

Figure 1-23. Restore Complete

Click on OK and you are returned to Nautica Wizard.

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Exit

Menus and Basic Procedures

To close Nautica Wizard:

• Click on File > Exit

• Press the [ALT] [F4] key

• Click on the Exit button on the right of the Nautica Wizard

Title bar

Note:

Closing Nautica Wizard does not turn the Nautica router
off; it just exits Nautica Wizard. Any operations the router is
performing carry on.

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Operations Menu

With a unit selected, the comma nds in the Operations menu are as
follows:

Figure 1-24. The Nautica Wizard Operations Menu

In the list below, click on the command for which you require
help.

• Run Installatio n Assistant

• One Step Configuration

• Save Configuration on Router

• Reboot

• Erase Configuration

• Launch Nautica Log

• Launch Nautica Watch

• Telnet to Router

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Run Installation Assistant

This command can be accessed with an unconfigured (blue) unit
selected and by:

• Clicking on Operations > Run Installation Assistant

• Clicking on the Run Installation Assistant button in the

toolbar:

• Right clicking on a router’s icon and selecting Run

Installation Assistant from the Quick m enu:

Menus and Basic Procedures

Figure 1-25. Nautica Wizard Quick Menu

Note:

configuration (page 1-41

For more information on the Installation Assistant, refer to the
printed document “The Nautica Wizard Installation Guide”.

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To set a unit back to its default state, erase the current

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One Step Configuration

This command is designed for more advanced users and can be
accessed with a unit selected and by:

• Clicking on Operations > One Step Configuration

• Clicking on the One Step Configuration button in the toolbar:

• Right clicking on a router’s icon and selecting One Step

Configuration from the Quick menu:

Figure 1-26. Nautica Wizard Quick Menu

One Step Configuration allows you to quickly configure, or
amend, the main features of a router. In the table below, select the
configuration option for which you require further assistance.

Standard One Step
Configuration

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North American One Step
Configuration

Menus and Basic Procedures

Standard One Step Configuration

Selecting the One Step Configuration command causes the One
Step Configuration window to appear:

Figure 1-27. One Step Configuration Window

In the table below, click on the parameter for whic h you require
further assistance.

Router Name IP Address
Subnet Mask ISP Account Name
Account Password Confirm Account

Password

ISDN Telephone
Number

Enable NAT

Make Call Immediately

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Parameter: Router Name

Function: A name assig ned to the route r.

Instructions: Enter a name by which to recognise the router in the

Nautica Wizard window.

Parameter: IP Address

Function: The IP address of the router.

Instructions: Enter a valid IP address for the router.

Parameter: Subnet Mask

Function: A subnet mask to be used with the IP address.

Instructions: Enter the subnet mask to be used with the router IP

address.

Parameter: ISP Account Name

Function: The account name supplied by the Internet Service

Provider (ISP) or Intranet Manager.

Instructions: Enter any account name you have been given.

Parameter: Account Password

Function: A password used when connecting with the ISP or

corporate intranet.

Instructions: Enter a password (if supplied). The password does not

appear on the screen for security purposes.

Note: All passwords are case sensitive.

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Parameter: Confirm Account Password

Function: Confirms that the password has been entered correctly

into the Account password field.

Instructions: Re-enter the password.

Note: All passwords are case sensitive.

Parameter: ISDN Telephone Nu mber

Function: The ISDN telephone number that connects you to the

ISP or corporate intranet.

Instructions: Enter an ISDN telephone number.

Parameter: Make Call Immediately

Function: Immediately calls the ISDN telephone number entered

into the ISDN Telephone Number field.

Instructions: Check this option if you want to call the ISP or intranet

immediately the One Step Configuration window closes.

Note: The Make Call Immediately field is on ly visible when an

ISDN telephone number has been entered.

Parameter: Enable NAT

Function: Allows Network Address Translation (NAT) to operate.

Instructions: Check this option if you want to use NAT. For more

information on NAT, refer to Chapter 17

.

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North American One Step Configuration

Selecting the One Step Configuration command causes the One
Step Configuration window to appear:

Figure 1-28. North American One Step Configuration Window

In the table below, click on the option for which you require
further assistance.

Router Name IP Address
Subnet Mask ISP Account Name
Account Password Confirm Account

Password

ISDN Telephone
Number

Enable NAT US ISDN

Make Call Immediately

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Parameter: Router Name

Function: A name assig ned to the route r.

Instructions: Enter a name by which to recognise the router in the

Nautica Wizard window.

Parameter: IP Address

Function: The IP address of the router.

Instructions: Enter a valid IP address for the router.

Parameter: Subnet Mask

Function: A subnet mask to be used with the IP address.

Instructions: Enter the subnet mask to be used with the router IP

address.

Parameter: ISP Account Name

Function: The account name supplied by the Internet Service

Provider (ISP) or Intranet Manager.

Instructions: Enter any account name you have been given.

Parameter: Account Password

Function: A password used when connecting with the ISP or

corporate intranet.

Instructions: Enter a password (if supplied). The password does not

appear on the screen for security purposes.

Note: All passwords are case sensitive.

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Parameter: Confirm Account Password

Function: Confirms that the password has been entered correctly

into the Account password field.

Instructions: Re-enter the password.

Note: All passwords are case sensitive.

Parameter: ISDN Telephone Nu mber

Function: The ISDN telephone number that connects you to the

ISP or corporate intranet.

Instructions: Enter an ISDN telephone number.

Parameter: Make Call Immediately

Function: Immediately calls the ISDN telephone number entered

into the ISDN Telephone Number field.

Instructions: Check this option if you want to call the ISP or intranet

immediately the One Step Configuration window closes.

Note: the Make Call Immediately field is only visible when an

ISDN T e lephon e number has been entered.

Parameter: Enable NAT

Function: Allows Network Address Translation (NAT) to operate.

Instructions: Check this option if you want to use NAT. For more

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information on NAT, refer to Chapter 17

.

Parameter: US ISDN

Clicking on the US ISDN button causes the US ISDN Switch
Information window to appear:

Menus and Basic Procedures

Figure 1-29. US ISDN Switch Information Window

In the table below, click on the parameter for whic h you require
further assistance.

Switch Type SPID 1
SPID 2 Area Code
Local Number 1 Local Number 2

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Parameter: Switch Type

Function: The switch type is the type of ISDN line you are

operating. The default setting here is National ISDN,
but other values such as AT&T Custom Point to Point,
AT&T Custom Multipoint and Nortel DMS Custom can
also be selected.

Instructions: Select the ISDN line type. This information is supplied

by your telephone company. If you are unsure of the
switch type, select the Autose nse option.

Note: Selecting Autosense disables the two SPID fields.

Parameter: SPID 1

Function: Service Profile Identifiers (SPIDs) are provided by your

telephone company. If your switch type is AT&T
Custom Point to Point, you do not have to enter a SPID.
For all other line types there should be a SPID
corresponding to each local ISDN telephone number.

Instructions: Enter any SPID provided by your telephone company.

Parameter: SPID 2

Function: Service Profile Identifiers (SPIDs) are provided by your

telephone company. If your switch type is AT&T
Custom Point to Point, you do not have to enter a SPID.
For all other line types there should be a SPID
corresponding to each local ISDN telephone number.

Instructions: Enter any SPID provided by your telephone company.

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Parameter: Area Code

Function: The local telephone area code.

Instructions: Enter the area code for your location.

Parameter: Local Number 1

Function: Local numbers are provi ded by your tel ephone compan y .

If your switch type is AT&T Custom Point to Point, you
do not have to enter a local number.

Instructions: Enter any local numbers provided by your telephone

company.

Parameter: Local Number 2

Function: Local numbers are provi ded by your tel ephone compan y .

If your switch type is AT&T Custom Point to Point, you
do not have to enter a local number.

Instructions: Enter any local numbers provided by your telephone

company.

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Save Configuration on Router

This command can be accessed with a unit selected and by:

• Clicking on Operations > Save Configuration on Router

• Clicking on the Save Configuration on Router button in the

toolbar:

• Right clicking on a router’s icon and selecting Save

Configuration on Router from the Quick menu:

Figure 1-30. Nautica Wizard Quick Menu

When you make changes to the configuration of a router, the
router colour changes to yellow in the Nautica Wizard window.
To save the changes you have made:

1. Click on the router to be saved.

2. Choose Operations > Save Configuration on Router.

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3. The Edit Save window appears:

Figure 1-31. Edit Save

4. Click on OK and the configuration change s are saved.

Erase Configuration

Menus and Basic Procedures

This command can be accessed with a unit selected and by:

• Clicking on Operations > Erase Configuration

• Clicking on the Erase Configuration button in the toolbar:

• Right clicking on a router’s icon and selecting Erase

Configuration from the Quick menu:

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Figure 1-32. Nautica Wizard Quick Menu

To erase a unit’s configuration and set all the parameters back to
the default settings:

1. Click on the unit to have its configuration erased.

2. Click on Operations > Erase Configuration.

3. A warning window appears:

Figure 1-33. Erase Warning

4. Click on Yes to complete the Erase, or No to cancel.

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5. If you choose Yes, the configuration is erased. You can see

the progress of this action in the Status bar at the bottom
of the Nautica Wizard window.

Figure 1-34. Nautica Wizard with Erase Configuration

6. When this action is completed, the confirmation window

appears:

Figure 1-35. Erase Complete

7. Click on OK to end the task.

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Reboot

This command can be accessed with a unit selected and by:

• Clicking on Operations > Reboot

• Clicking on the Reboot button in the toolbar:

• Right clicking on a router’s icon and selecting Reboot from

the Quick menu:

Figure 1-36. Nautica Wizard Quick Menu

Rebooting the router returns it to the condition it was in at the last
save. Any unsaved changes made to the unit’s configuration are
lost at the time of rebooting.

To reboot the router:

1. Click on the unit to be rebooted in the Nautica Wizard

window.

2. Click on Operations > Reboot.

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3. The Edit Reboot window appears:

Figure 1-37. Edit Reboot

4. Click on OK to reboot the router or Cancel to end the

action.

5. After the reboot, the confirmation window appears:

Figure 1-38. Reboot Confirmation

Click on OK and the action is completed.

Launch Nautica Log

This command can be accessed with a unit selected and by:

• Clicking on Operations > Launch Nautica Log

• Clicking on the Nautica Log button in the toolbar:

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• Right clicking on a router’s icon and selecting Launch

Nautica Log from the Quick menu:

Figure 1-39. Nautica Wizard Quick Menu

Nautica Log allows you to view SysLog information. It is simi lar
to running the Trace Window command in BCC.

Nautica Log should only be used to troubleshoot problems with
the router. The information it displays is concerned with actual
activity on the router.

For more information on Nautica Log, refer to Chapter 20

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Launch Nautica Watch

Nautica Watch is a virtual LED program that allows you to
monitor your Nautica router.

This command can be accessed with a unit selected and by:

• Clicking on Operations > Launch Nautica Watch

• Clicking on the Nautica Watch button in the too lbar:

• Right clicking on a router’s icon and selecting Nautica Watch

from the Quick menu:

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Figure 1-40. Nautica Wizard Quick Menu

For more information on Nautica Watch, refer to Chapter 21

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Telnet to Router

Nautica Wizard allows you to configure your router to an
advanced level, but there are some options that cannot be set
using the router, particularly Frame Relay settings.

By using Telnet to access the router software directly, it is
possible to configure all the router’s features.

To telnet to a router:

1. Right click on the router you want to telnet to.

2. In the Quick menu, select the Telnet to Router command:

Figure 1-41. Nautica Wizard Quick Menu

3. A telnet session is opened:

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Figure 1-42. Telnet Session

4. Type in the router password and press enter. You are

taken into the Bay Comman d Console (BCC).

For more information on how to use BCC, refer to the online
manual “NauticaRS 5.0 Reference Guide” on the CD that
accompanied your installation.

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Advanced Menu

With a unit selected, the comma nds in the Operations menu are as
follows:

Figure 1-43. The Nautica Wizard Advanced Menu

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In the table below, click on the chapter number to view the
relevant command instructions.

Command Chapter/Page Command Chapter/Page

System Chapter 2 DNS Chapter 19
Clock page 1-51 IPX Chapter 13
Paths Chapter 3 DHCP Server Chapter 15
Devices Chapter 8 OSPF Chapter 16
PPP Profiles Chapter 9 NAT Chapter 17
WINS Chapter 18 RADIUS Chapter 14
ISDN Chapter 10 Alarms page 1-53
Bridge Chapter 11 Trace Level Chapter 20
IP Chapter 12

Clock

The Nautica 4000 and Nautica Marlin have an internal clock
which allows you to set features like ISDN Timebands

Chapter 10). It is important that this clock and the clock in your

(

PC agree.

If there is a disagreement, the following dialog box appears when
you click on Advanced > System:

Figure 1-44. Time Mismatch Warning

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To amend the clock, click on the Yes button in Figure 1-44, or
click on Advanced > Clock. The Edit Clock Setup window
(Figure 1-45

) appears:

Figure 1-45. Edit Clock Setup

In the table below, click on the parameter for whic h you require
further assistance.

Date Time
Weekday

Parameter: Date

Default: (Blank)

Options: The current date

Function: Allows you to enter the correct date.

Instructions: Enter the date, the format must be dd/mm/yyyy (day/

month/year). In order to meet year 2000 compliance
issues, the year has to be entered as four digits, for
example, 1998.

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Parameter: Time

Default: (Blank)

Options: The current time

Function: Allows you to enter the correct time.

Instructions: Enter the time, the format must be hh:mm:ss

(hour:minute:second).

Parameter: Weekday

Default: (Blank)

Options: The current day of the week

Function: Allows you to enter the correct day of the week.

Instructions: Enter the current day of the week. Type the day out in

full, abbreviations are not allowed in this field.

Alarms

Alarms are generated when your router detects an error. The
alarms are stored in the Alarms Table. To display the Alarms
table:

1. Select a router in the Nautica Wizard window (Figure

1-3).

2. Clic k on Advanced > Alarms.

3. The Router Alarms Table (Figure 1-46

) appears :

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Figure 1-46. Router Alarms Table

To delete an alarm, select it in the table and click on the delete
button. To clear all the alarms, reboot the router (page 1-44

).

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Options Menu

With a unit selected, the commands in the Options menu are as
follows:

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Figure 1-47. Nautica Wizard Options Menu

In the table below, click on the command for which you require
further assistance.

SNMP Community Strings Excessive Calls Alarms
Display SNMP Traps

SNMP Community Strings

Simple Network Management Protocol (SNMP) is the protocol
Nautica Wizard uses to communicate with all its routers when
you update their configuration using the commands in the File

Menu, the Operations Menu, the Advanced Menu and The
Nautica Wizard Toolbar.

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Every five seconds, Nautica Wizard sends out a discovery
broadcast to the network using a proprietary protocol. When you
make changes to a router’s configuration, an SNMP pack et is sent
out by Nautica Wizard.

Nautica Wizard shows when it is sending out these packets by
displaying a small yellow lightening bolt in the bottom right
corner of the Nautica Wizard window:

Figure 1-48. Management Indicator

Setting the SNMP community strin gs sp eci fies whether or not
Nautica Wizard can read or write to a specified router. The strings
have to agree for any configuration updates to take effect.

To change or view the SNMP Community s trings:

1. Click on a router in the Nautica Wizard window (Figure

1-2).

2. Click on Options > SNMP Community Strings.

3. The SNMP Community Strings window appears:

Figure 1-49. SNMP Community Strings Window

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4. Changing the Get Community string sets the read access

to this router. The string must match in both the sending
and receiving routers f or the configuration inf ormation to
be read.

5. Changing the Set Community string changes the write

access to this router. The string must match in both the
sending and receiving routers for the configuration
changes to be made.

6. Once you have viewed or amended the SNMP

Community Strings, click on the OK button to return to
Nautica Wizard.

If you do change the community strings for a router, the router
icon in the Nautica Wizard window changes to show a small lock
to reflect this:

Figure 1-50. SNMP Community Router Lock

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Excessive Calls Alarms

The Excessive Alarms allows you to set up alarms on certain
events. To display the Excessive Alarms window:

1. Select a router in the Nautica Wizard window (Figure

1-3).

2. Clic k on Options > Excessive Alarms.

3. The Excessive Calls window appears:

Figure 1-51. Excessive Calls Window

In the table below, click on the parameter for whic h you require
further assistance.

Display Warnings Window If... Excessive ISDN Calls
Excessive Individual Call Time Excessive Total Call Time
Restart Counters at Midnight

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Parameter: Display Warnings Window If...

Default: Disabled

Options: Disabled, Enabled

Function: En a bling this parameter allows the setting of specific

alarms.

Instructions: If you want to set up alarms, enable this opt ion .

Parameter: Excessive ISDN Calls

Default: 80

Options: A valid number of calls

Function: Displays a warning window if the number of ISDN calls

exceeds the number shown here.

Instructions: Enter your maximum ISDN call limit.

Parameter: Excessive Total Call Time

Default: 2.0

Options: A valid time in hours

Function: If the total time of all the current ISDN calls exceeds the

time here, a warning window is displayed.

Instructions: Enter a time restriction if required.

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Parameter: Excessive Individual Call Time

Default: 20

Options: Enter a time in minutes

Function: Allows you to display a warning window if an individual

call exceeds this limit.

Instructions: Enter a time limit in minutes if required.

Parameter: Restart Counters at Midnight

Default: Enabled

Options: Enabled, Disabled

Function: Restarts all the call alarm counters at midnight.

Instructions: Disable this parameter if you do not want the counters to

restart.

Display SNMP Traps

When SNMP detects an error, a trap is generated. These traps can
be displ ayed on your PC or any other host .

To display SNMP traps on your PC:

1. Select a router in the Nautica Wizard window (Figure

1-3).

2. Clic k on Advanced > System.

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3. In the Edit System window (Figure 1-52), enter the IP

address of your PC as one of the SNMP Trap Addresses.

Figure 1-52. Edit System Window

4. Ensure there is a tick against the Display SNMP Traps

command in the Options menu (If there isn’t, reselect the
command).

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5. Now when SNMP T raps are generated, they ar e displayed

in dialog boxes on your PC:

Figure 1-53. SNMP Trap Window

If you want to display an SNMP Trap now to check that the
system is working. With your PC set and one of the SNMP Trap
addresses in the Edit System window (Figure 1-52
router (page 1-44

).

), reboot the

An SNMP Trap dialog box as in Figure 1-53

appears.

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