Intel Express 9545 User Manual

Intel® Express 9545 Router

Quick Start

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First Edition April 2000 A22130-001

Contents

Quick Start

Configuration Worksheets ................................. 6

LED Indicators .................................................10

Install the Router Hardware ....................2

Install Intel® Device View ....................... 3

Install the Router in Intel Device View ... 4

Configure the Router ............................. 5

Local Management ..........................................12

Viewing Online Manuals...................................13

Regulatory Information ....................................14

Quick Start

Install the Router

Hardware

Important! Before you install the router, read the warnings on page 14.

1 Write down the MAC address from the

label near the LAN port, for use during setup.

Connect to your LAN

2a Connect the LAN1 port to the local

network or the Ethernet port of a PC, using the provided blue cable.

2b Set the HUB/PC switch to Hub|| when

connecting to a network hub or Ethernet switch, and PC X when connecting to a PC.

Connect to your WAN Services

3a Connect the HDSL2 port to your HDSL2

line using one of the provided red cables. This port provides HDSL2 access to a T1 service and supports Frame Relay, X.25, or a PPP leased line.

3b Connect the ISDN port to the ISDN or

IDSL service using one of the provided red cables. For an ISDN S/T-interface port, you normally do not change the 100W/Norm switch setting. Norm is the default setting and works for most installations. See the user guide for details about this switch.

3c If you are using the Console port for a

dial-up connection via a modem, connect the port to a modem using the cable provided with your modem (not the terminal cable supplied with the router).

Connect the Power

4 Connect the router to a power source

(100-250 V AC) using the provided power supply and cord.

Set switch:

Hub II for hub or switch

Write down

MAC address

PC X for single computer

Input

5.1VDC/2.6A

Power

Connect

to power source

Recovery

100Ω Norm

ISDN S/T

red

Connect to ISDN or IDSL

HDSL2

red

Connect to

HDSL2 line

LAN 2

10 Mbps

LAN 1

10 / 100 Mbps

blue

Connect to LAN

HubIIPC

MAC ADDRESS

00AA00D1865D

Console

Connect

to dial-up modem (optional)

CASE

123456

ASSY

user

789

supplied

Figure 1. Connecting the Express 9545 Router. See the user guide for details on connecting the LAN2 port.

Intel Express 9545 Router

Status LAN LAN 2 Net

LAN 1

100 Mbps

LAN LED

Green - port is operational and ready for configuration.

Orange - port is down. Check cables.

Status LED

Green blinking - router is in factory default and ready for configuration.

Red - error, router is not operational.

Figure 2. Check Status and LAN LEDs. See page 10 of this guide for a complete description of LEDs.

4007

Quick Start

Install Intel® Device

View

Intel® Device Windows* 95, 98, or 2000 View (Windows) Windows NT* 4.0

Intel Device View manages and configures the router from a PC running Microsoft Windows*, or through a Web browser. We recommend using Intel Device View; however, the Local Management section in this guide describes alternate management methods.

1 Insert the Intel Device View CD-ROM

in your computers CD-ROM drive.

The Intel Device View installation screen appears. If the screen does not appear within 10 seconds, run the autoplay.exe file on the CD-ROM.

2 Select the version of Intel Device View

you want to install.

 Click Install for Windows to use

Intel Device View on only the PC where you install the software.

 Click Install for Web to install Intel

Device View on a PC with a Web server. You can then access Intel Device View from any PC on your network using a supported browser (see Figure 4). Table 1 lists the system requirements.

 Click Install as Plug-in to install Intel

network device support for HP OpenView*, Tivoli NetView*, or Intel LANDesk® Network Manager.

Intel Device Browser Internet Explorer* View (Web) 4.0 or later

Web Server Windows NT* 4.0 (server or

workstation) with Internet Information Server (IIS) * 3.0 or later, Peer Web Services

3.0 or later, Netscape Enterprise Web Server* 3.51

Client OS Windows NT Server 4.0 or

Windows NT Workstation 4.0, Windows 95, 98, or 2000

Table 1. Intel Device View System Requirements.

Figure 3. Intel Device View Installation. Choose

the version, then follow the screen instructions in the installation wizard.

3 Follow the screen instructions to

complete the installation.

Select Launch Intel Device View on the final installation screen, then continue with the instructions on the next page of this guide.

Figure 4. Access Intel Device View for Web from any PC on the network. Start Internet Explorer

and type the following in the Address field: http://

servername

where

servername

your Intel Device View Web server.

/deviceview/main.htm

is the IP address or name of

Quick Start

Install the Router in

Intel Device View

The Device Install Wizard sets up the router for management in Intel Device View by performing basic configuration, such as assigning an IP address.

1 If it is not already running, start the

Device Install Wizard by selecting Install from the Device menu (see Figure 5).

2 Click Next.

3 When the routers MAC address appears

(see Figure 6), select it and click Next. The MAC address is on the label near the LAN port on the back of the router.

Note The MAC address appears only for

routers with a factory default IP address (as indicated by the Status LED blinking green). If the router has already been assigned an IP address, select Manage from the Device menu and enter the routers IP address. You can also reset the router to the factory default settings (see the instructions below).

4 Assign the routers IP address (see Figure

7), then follow the Device Install Wizard screen instructions. The routers default IP address is 192.0.2.1. We recommend that you do not use the default address as your routers IP address.

Figure 5. Start the Device Install Wizard. Select Install from the Device menu to start the Wizard.

Figure 6. Select the MAC Address. If the router’s MAC address does not appear, check the LAN connection and verify that the router is set to factory defaults, as shown by a blinking green Status LED.

5 On the Device Install Wizard - Finish

screen, select Configure the device, then follow the screen instructions.

To reset the router to factory defaults: 1 Press the Recovery button located on the back of the

router. After a few seconds the Status LED blinks orange.

2 Press and hold the Recovery button until the LEDs begin to

blink in sequence. When the Status LED blinks green, the router is set to factory default.

Figure 7. Assign an IP address. Type the IP address and subnet mask for the router.

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