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This chapter provides a basic overview of the gateway’s
features, list its system and service requirements, lists
the items included with gateway product package,
explains where to find more information, and explains
how to start the Internet Setup Wizard.
The Intel® AnyPoint® DSL Gateway 4400 is an advanced
services gateway that combines the functions of a Bridge,
Router, Switch, and DSL Modem in a single box for Internet
access and computer connectivity.
Using the gateway, you can share Internet access
seamlessly among all the computers on your network
whether you are using Ethernet or 802.11b Wireless adapters
or a combination of any of these technologies.
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The Intel
AnyPoint DSL Gateway 4400 connects directly to a
PC
Internet
Gateway
PC
PC
Internet
Gateway
PC
DSL (Digital Subscriber Line) using the built-in DSL modem.
Using the gateway and its built-in DSL modem together
enables powerful Internet access on a home or smallbusiness network.
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Intel AnyPoint DSL Gateway 4400 Features
The gateway has the following features:
•Easy to install
•Automatic first time use setup wizard
•Port forwarding
•Configurable WAN MAC Address
•UPnP support
•Automatic diagnostic tests
•Readily available troubleshooting tips
•Simple Web-based user interface
•Internet sharing on your network
•Built-in firewall for network security
System Requirements
To configure the gateway, your computer must meet
certain requirements. Choose the list appropriate to your
computer’s operating system:
Chapter 1 – Introduction
Windows*•166 MHz Pentium
better
•Windows* 95, 98, Me, 2000, XP, or NT*
•32 MB of RAM, or more
•CD-ROM drive
•800 x 600 resolution monitor (SVGA) or higher
•One of the following:
•10/100 Ethernet or 10 baseT Ethernet adapter
•Wireless PC Card (802.11b/Wi-Fi)
•Web browser (Microsoft Internet Explorer* 5.0 or
later, Netscape Navigator* 4.75 or later, or
equivalent)
Front PanelThe Intel Gateway’s front panel has a series of eight
lights (plus a power on indicator) that provide information
about the gateway’s operational status.
Power
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WirelessSecurityInternetSystem
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Ethernet
AnyPoint® Gateway
PowerNormally this light is on. If it is not on, check
that the power cable connectors are securely in
place.
SystemGreen blinking - The gateway is operating
correctly.
Yellow blinking - The gateway is operating
correctly but has detected another DHCP
server connected to one of the four Ethernet
connectors. Disconnect each Ethernet cable,
one at a time, until the system returns to green
blinking. Change the PC you've identified as a
DHCP server to a DHCP client. (See the
Troubleshooting chapter for instructions.)
If this LED is not blinking, the system is not
operating correctly. See Chapter 5 for
troubleshooting information.
Green blinking - the gateway is trying to
connect to the Internet.
Green solid - the gateway is connected to your
ISP but no traffic is being passed.
Amber blinking - the gateway is connected to
your ISP and traffic is being passed. This LED
blinks at a rate that corresponds to the amount
of Internet traffic (slow with little traffic and
increasingly faster as Internet traffic increases).
Security Green solid - The Firewall Settings Security
Level is set to: Normal, High, or Very High.
Red solid - The Firewall Settings Security Level
is set to: Enable Troubleshooting Mode (via the
Firewall Settings Advanced button).
Yellow blinking - A user, that is not allowed
access to your wireless network (via Advanced
> Wireless Security), is attempting to connect
to the gateway.
Plug the other end of the power cable into a
standard electrical outlet. (It is recommended
that you use a surge protector.) See the Power
light on the front panel in the previous section.
connecting up to four PCs to the gateway’s 4port switch.
DSL
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Chapter 1 – Introduction
ResetUse a blunt object, such as a paper clip, to
press the reset switch. You can use the reset
switch to either:
•Reset the gateway without losing its current
setup values. Press, then immediately release
the reset switch.
•Reset the gateway to its factory-default values.
Press the reset switch and hold it in the pressed
state for at least 5 seconds before releasing it.
DSLAccepts a standard phone cable connector for
attaching the gateway to your DSL (digital
subscriber line) service outlet.
Items included with the Gateway
You should have the following items ready prior to
installation:
•Intel
•Power Supply
•Standard phone cable
•Standard Ethernet Cable
•Intel
•Intel
AnyPoint DSL Gateway 4400
AnyPoint DSL Gateway 4400 CD-ROM
AnyPoint DSL Gateway 4400 Installation Guide
The Gateway
CD-ROM
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The exact contents of the CD-ROM varies by Broadband
provider. Do not assume that the CDs are
interchangeable. One provider may have different default
software configurations than another, and the
configurations are often not compatible with each other.
Only use the CD supplied to you by your provider.
•A readme text file, with basic product information and
•The Intel
•The Intel
Finding Information
Chapter 1 – Introduction
any known issues that were not available at the time
of the publication of this manual
AnyPoint DSL Gateway 4400 Installation
Guide, available as a .pdf file
AnyPoint DSL Gateway 4400 User’s Guide,
available as a .pdf file
Installation
Guide
The Installation Guide offers an overview of the basic
steps necessary to connect and configure your new
gateway.
User’s GuideThe User’s Guide contains more detailed information on
connecting and configuring your new gateway. It is
designed for users who have less experience with
installing and configuring gateways and home networking
equipment. The User’s Guide can also be used as a
helpful reference tool.
Online HelpUse the online help for more information on screen
descriptions. Troubleshooting information is also
available for the diagnostic tests.
Running the Internet Setup Wizard
Note The following describes how to access the
Internet Setup Wizard for purposes of modifying
the gateway’s configuration. If the gateway has
not yet been configured, then follow the
instructions provided in the Installation Guide.
1 Insert the CD and wait for the Internet Setup Wizard
window to appear. (If the Autorun window does not
appear, run the program autorun.exe on the CD.)
The following screen will appear, if the gateway has
not yet been configured. If the gateway has already
been configured, a slightly different screen will
appear.
If the gateway has not yet been configured, you will be
required to enter specific information before you can
access other features of the Setup Wizard. If the gateway
has already been configured, you can access other
features of the Internet Setup Wizard using the available
menu selections. Each feature is described in this User
Guide.
The Installation Guide provides step-by-step instructions
for setting up and configuring a single wired or wireless
PC connected to the gateway.
During installation, you have the option of letting setup
automatically detect your settings or setting these
manually.
If you accept the default selection, allowing the gateway
to automatically detect your settings, then you should
only need to enter minimal information, if any at all.
If you elect to set your settings manually, then you will
have to step through several screens to complete the
setup.
This chapter covers all the possible settings you may
have to enter in the following topics:
Virtual Path Identifier. This is part of the PVC. This,
combined with the VCI, establishes your “channel”
through the phone company equipment. Acceptable
values are: 0-255.
VCI
Virtual Circuit Identifier. This number is part of the PVC. It
establishes your “channel” through the telephone
company equipment. Acceptable values are: 0-65,535.
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Chapter 2 – Configuring your DSL Settings
Specifying a connection type
You specify a connection type using the Specify
Connection Type screen.
Related topics•SeeSpecifying connection information on page 14.
•See Specifying a PPP username and password on
page 19.
•See Specifying an IP address on page 22.
•See Specifying a name server on page 25.
Step-by-stepTo specify a connection type:
1 Click the Settings menu to expand its selections.
Point-to-Point over ATM Protocol is a protocol that some
ISPs use to give users access to the ISP’s computers
and the Internet. Your ISP can tell you if you need
PPPoA, or a different protocol supported by your
gateway (Bridged Ethernet, or Point-to-Point Protocol
over Ethernet (PPPoE).
PPPoE
Point-to-Point over Ethernet Protocol is a protocol that
some ISPs use to give users access to the ISP’s
computers and the Internet. Your ISP can tell you if you
need PPPoE, or a different protocol supported by your
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gateway (Bridged Ethernet, or Point-to-Point over ATM
Protocol (PPPoA).
RFC1483
A standard that provides guidelines for Bridged Ethernet
and Routed Ethernet connection protocols. Your ISP can
tell you if you will use one of the RFC1483 protocols, or a
different protocol supported by your gateway (PPPoA,
PPPoE).
3 Click Configure DSL settings manually then click
Next until you see the following screen.
4 Select one of the following methods your ISP uses to
assign an address to your Internet connection.
•Server assigned IP address (dynamic) –
Select this option if your ISP assigns addresses
dynamically.
•Specify an IP address (static) – Select this
option if your ISP assigns addresses statically. If
you select this option then you must enter the IP
Address, Subnet Mask, and Default Gateway
information in the fields provided.
More aboutEach computer or networked device on the Internet is
identified by a unique IP address. Your gateway must be
identified by the correct address in order for you to
access the Internet.
Your ISP uses one of two methods to assign an IP
address to you:
•Dynamic (also called server-assigned, automatic, or
DHCP). If your ISP assigns IP addresses
dynamically, your gateway receives an IP address
from a pool of IP addresses when you connect to
your ISP. Your ISP “owns” the IP addresses in the
pool.
•Static (also called permanent). If your ISP assigns
static IP addresses, your provider selects an address
from an assigned pool and assigns it to you
permanently. This number is provided on the setup
information page given to you by your ISP.