Nortel Wizard Installation Manual

Nautica Wizard
Installation Guide

Part No. 302269-A Rev.00
April 1998

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Contents

About This Guide

Before You Begin .................................................................................xv

Conventions ........................................................................................ xvi

Acronyms ........................ .............................................. ....................xviii

Bay Networks Technical Publications .................................................xix

Bay Networks Customer Service ........................................................xix

How to Get Help ..................................................................................xx

Bay Networks Educational Services ....................................................xx

Chapter 1
Getting Started

The Setup Software ...........................................................................1-2

European Requirements .......................................................1-4

North American Requirements .............................................1-4

Using the Installation Assistant ..........................................................1-5

Starting the Installation Assistant Manually .................................1-5

Erasing a Router Configuration ............................................1-5

Configuring a Router Using the Installation Assistant .................1-8

Chapter 2
Connecting to an Internet Service Provider

ISDN Connectivity ..............................................................................2-2

Connecting to the ISDN Network .......................................................2-5

ISP Account Details ........ ................................. ...... ....... ...... ....... ........2-8

Completing the Connection .............................................................2-11

Cancelling an Automatic ISDN Call .................................................2-15

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Dealing with a Call Failure ...............................................................2-17

Redialing an ISDN Number .............................................................2-17

Chapter 3
Connecting to an Intranet

ISDN Connectivity ..............................................................................3-2

Transport Protocols ............................................................................3-5

Connecting to an Intranet using TCP/IP ......................................3-7

Connecting to an Intranet using Novell IPX .................................3-9

Connecting to the ISDN Network .....................................................3-11

Intranet Account Details ...................................................................3-14

Completing the Configuration ..........................................................3-16

Cancelling an Automatic ISDN Call .................................................3-19

Dealing with a Call Failure ...............................................................3-20

Redialling an ISDN Number .............................................................3-21

Chapter 4
Connecting to Both an ISP and an Intranet

ISDN Connectivity ..............................................................................4-2

ISP Account Details ........ ................................. ...... ....... ...... ....... ........4-7

Transport Protocols ..........................................................................4-10

Connecting to an Intranet using TCP/IP ....................................4-12

Connecting to an Intranet using Novell IPX ...............................4-14

Connecting to the ISDN Network .....................................................4-16

Intranet Account Details ...................................................................4-19

Completing the Configuration ..........................................................4-21

Cancelling an Automatic ISDN Call .................................................4-25

Dealing with a Call Failure ...............................................................4-26

Redialling an ISDN Number .............................................................4-26

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Chapter 5
Other Connection Options and One Step Configuration

Other Connection Options ..... ...... ....... ...... ................................. ...... ..5-2

Adding a Path to an ISP or Intranet .............................................5-2

Calling a New Path ......................................................................5-8

Cancelling a Call .........................................................................5-9

Cancelling a Call on a Path ...................................................5-9

Cancelling all Calls on an ISDN Port ..................................5-10

One Step Configuration ...................................................................5-11

Standard One Step Configuration -

Exclusive of North America ................................................5-13

One Step Configuration - Specific to North America ..........5-16

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Figures

Figure 1-1. Setup Type Window ....................................................1-2

Figure 1 -2 . Nautica Wi za rd Window ............ ...... ....... ...... ....... ........1-6

Figure 1-3. Nautica Wizard Operations Menu ...............................1-6

Figure 1-4. Erase Configuration Button .........................................1-7

Figure 1-5. Nautica Wizard Quick Menu ........................................1-7

Figure 1-6. Nautica Wizard with Unconfigured Router ..................1-8

Figure 1-7. Run Installation Assistant Button ................................1-9

Figure 1-8. Nautica Wizard Configuration Quick Menu .................1-9

Figure 1-9. Nautica Wizard Installation Assistant Checklist ........1-10

Figure 1-10. Your Network and ISDN Connectivity Window ..........1-11

Figure 2-1. Your Network and ISDN Connectivity Window ............2-2

Figure 2-2. Connecting to an Internet Service Provider Window ..2-3

Figure 2-3. Connecting to the ISDN Network ................................2-5

Figure 2-4. Internet Service Provider Account Details Window .....2-8

Figure 2-5. Paths Table ................................................................2-10

Figure 2-6. Completing the Configuration Window ......................2-11

Figure 2-7. The Nautica Wizard Window .....................................2-15

Figure 2-8. ISDN Ports Table .......................................................2-16

Figure 2-9. The Paths Table ........................................................2-18

Figure 3 -1 . Nautica Wi za rd Window ............ ...... ....... ...... ....... ........3-2

Figure 3-2. Run Installation Assistant Button ................................3-2

Figure 3-3. Nautica Wizard Quick Menu ........................................3-3

Figure 3-4. Your Network and ISDN Connectivity Window ............3-4

Figure 3-5. Connecting to an Intranet Window ..............................3-5

Figure 3-6. Connecting to an Intranet with IP Window ..................3-7

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Figure 3-7. Connecting to an Intranet with IPX Window ................3-9

Figure 3-8. Connecting to the ISDN Network ..............................3-11

Figure 3-9. Intranet Account Details Window ..............................3-14

Figure 3-10. Completing the Configuration Window ......................3-16

Figure 3-11. The Nautica Wizard Window .....................................3-19

Figure 3-12. ISDN Ports Table .......................................................3-20

Figure 3-13. The Paths Table ........................................................3-21

Figure 4 -1 . Nautica Wi za rd Window ............ ...... ....... ...... ....... ........4-2

Figure 4-2. Run Installation Assistant Button ................................4-2

Figure 4-3. Nautica Wizard Operations Menu ...............................4-3

Figure 4-4. Nautica Wizard Quick Menu ........................................4-3

Figure 4-5. Your Network and ISDN Connectivity Window ............4-4

Figure 4-6. Connecting to an Internet Service Provider Window ..4-5

Figure 4-7. Internet Service Provider Account Details Window .....4-7

Figure 4-8. Paths Table ..................................................................4-9

Figure 4-9. Connecting to an Intranet Window ............................4-10

Figure 4-10. Connecting to an Intranet with IP Window ................4-12

Figure 4-11. Connecting to an Intranet with IPX window ...............4-14

Figure 4-12. Connecting to the ISDN Network ..............................4-16

Figure 4-13. Intranet Account Details Window ..............................4-19

Figure 4-14. Completing the Configuration Window ......................4-21

Figure 4-15. The Nautica Wizard Window .....................................4-25

Figure 4-16. ISDN Ports Table .......................................................4-26

Figure 4-17. Edit ISDN Calls Configuration Window .....................4-27

Figure 5 -1 . Nautica Wi za rd Window ............ ...... ....... ...... ....... ........5-2

Figure 5-2. Nautica Wizard Advanced - Paths Menu .....................5-3

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

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

Figure 5-5. PPP Path Parameters Window ....................................5-4

Figure 5-6. PPP Path Edit IPX Window .........................................5-5

Figure 5-7. PPP Path Edit Call Window ........................................5-6

Figure 5-8. PPP Path Parameters PPP Tab ..................................5-7

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Figure 5-9. Paths Table ..................................................................5-8

Figure 5-10. PathPorts Table ...........................................................5-9

Figure 5-11. ISDN Ports Table .......................................................5-10

Figure 5-12. Nautica Wizard Operations Menu .............................5-11

Figure 5-13. One Step Configuration Button .................................5-11

Figure 5-14. Nautica Wizard Quick Menu ......................................5-12

Figure 5-15. One Step Configuration Window ...............................5-13

Figure 5-16. One Step Configuration Window for North America .5-16

Figure 5-17. US ISDN Switch Information Window .......................5-19

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If you are responsible for installing and 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).

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• Insert the CD that came with your router into your CD drive.

®

If the CD does not start automatically, open Windows
change to your CD drive and double-click setup.exe.

Explorer,

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Conventions

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.

italic text Indicates variable values in

command syntax descriptions, new
terms, file and directory names, and
book titles.

quotation marks (“ ”) Indicate the title of a chapter or

screen text Indicates data that appears on the

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screen.
Example:

Trap Monitor Filters

Set Bay Networks

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separator ( > ) Separates menu and option names in

instructions and internal pin-to-pin
wire connections.
Example: Protocols > AppleTalk
identifies the AppleTalk optio n in
the Protocols menu.

Example: Pin 7 > 19 > 20

vertical line (

) Indicates that you enter only one of

|

the parts of the command. 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
BCC Bay Command Console
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 Transmis sion 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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Systems Web site, www.adobe.com.

Documentation sets and CDs are available through your
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distributor or authorized reseller, or directly from Bay Networks
Services. For information about, or to purchase a Bay Networks
service contract, either call your local Bay Networks field sales
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Region Telephone number Fax number

United States an d
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Europe 33-4-92-96-69-66 33-4-92-96-69-96
Asia/Pacific 61-2-9927-8888 61-2-9927-8899

800-2LANWAN; then enter Express
Routing Code (ERC) 290, when
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978-916-8880 (direct)

978-916-3514

Latin Americ a 561-988-7661 561-988-7550

Information about customer service is also a vailable on the World
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product from a distributor or authorized reseller, contact the
technical support staff for that distributor or reseller for
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If you purchased a Bay Netw orks s ervice program , call on e of t he
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Technical Solutions Center Telephone number Fax number

Billerica, M A 800-2LANWAN 978-916-3514
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Valbonne, France 33-4-92-96-69-68 33-4-92-96-69-98
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Tokyo and Japan 81-3-5402-7041

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Chapter 1

Getting Started

After the Nautica unit has been physically set up, you must load
the software onto your PC and then configure the unit in order for
it to operate correctly.

Your Nautica router is configured using the Nautica
Configuration Wizard (Nautica Wizard), or the Bay Networks
Command Console™ (BCC).

For more advanced information on Nautica Wizard, refer to
Nautica Configuration Wizard 5 Reference Guide on the CD for
this software release. To read this version, your computer must
have Adobe Acrobat Version 3.0 or greater installed.

This chapter contains the following sections:

• “The Setup Software” (page 1-2

• “Using the Installation Assistant” (page 1-5

)

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The Setup Soft ware

When all the cables have been co nnected to your rout er, insert the
CD that comes with the hardware. The CD starts automa tically
and runs the standard Windows 95 installation program. You are
presented with a series of windows:

• Window 1: This window welcomes you to the installation

procedure. Click on

• Window 2: It is important that you read the license

agreement and understand its conditio ns before continuing
with the installation. Click on
return to Window 1.

• Window 3: Enter yo ur name and the name of your company.

Click on

Next to continue, or Back to return to Window 2.

Next to continue.

Yes to continue, or Back to

• Window 4: Select an alternative directory for the software

files if you want them installed somewhere other than the
default Bay Networks fo lder . If you are ne w to Bay Net works
products, it is recommended you accept the default director y.
Click on

• Window 5: The Setup Type window opens (Figure 1-1

Next to continue, or Back to return to Window 3.

).

Figure 1-1. Setup Type Window

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You can either:

Getting Started

Select

Standard (the default) to move directly into the

Installation Assistant.
Select the

Custom option which allows you to specify

exactly what parts of the software you want to install before
starting the Installation Assis tant. Click on

Back to return to Window 4.

or

Note:

If you are a first time user of Nautica Wizard, it is

Next to continue

recommended that you select the Standard option. Additional
software elements can be added at a later time by running the
Nautica Wizard setup program again, then clicking on the
Custom option (Figure 1-1

) and selecting the parts of the

program you want to install.

• Window 6: Select a Program Folder into which all

application icons are installed. Click on

Back to return to Window 5.

Next to continue or

The installation software copies Nautica Wizard and Nautica
Watch to your PC, creates the program groups and starts
Nautica Wizard.

Note:

To run the CD in futu re without starting the installation
program, hold down the [SHIFT] key on the keyboard as you
insert the CD into your PC.

When Nautica Wizard opens, the Installation Assistant (software
that allows you to enter configuration information for the router)
starts automatically only if there are no other Nautica routers on
the LAN and the router you are installing is still in its
unconfigured state.

For information about starting the Installation Assistant manually ,
refer to page 1-5

.

Before the setup program starts the Installation Assistant, ensure
you have the following information:

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European Requirements

• Your unique IP address

• Your subnet mask

• The name of your Nautica router

• The ISDN telephone number of the unit you want to call

• Any password you have been asked to use (optional)

North American Requirements

• Your unique IP address

• Your subnet mask

• The name of your Nautica router

• The ISDN telephone number of the unit you want to call

• Any password you have been asked to use (optional)

• The central office switch type used by your telephone

company

• Your local ISDN telephone numbers

• Your SPIDs (Service Profile Identifiers)

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The Installation Assistant allows you to enter basic configuration
information into your Nautica router. How you access the
Installation Assistant depends on your configuration:

• If you r r outer is the only Nautica router on your n etw o rk, t he

Installation Assistant starts automatically when Nautica
Wizard open s for the f irst time.

• If there is more than one Nautica router on your LAN, or if

the unit is already configured, you must start it manually.

Starting the Installation Assistant Manually

To start the Installation Assistant manually, the router that you
want to set up needs to ha ve all its current conf iguration erased. If
a unit has no configuration, its name in the Nautica Wizard
window appears as “NoConfig,” and the graphical representation
of the unit is blue.

Getting Started

Erasing a Router Configuration

Caution:

to save the existing configuration to a file before erasing it from
the router.

To erase a router’s configuration and set it back to the factory
defaults, use one of the following procedures:

Nautica Wizard cannot undo an erase. It may be best

Procedure Option 1

1. Select the unit in the Nautica Wizard window (Figure 1-2)

by clicking on its line.

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Figure 1-2. Nautica Wizard Window

2. Then select Operations > Erase Configuration (Figure

1-3), or click once on the Erase Configuration button
(Figure 1-4)

in the toolbar.

Figure 1-3. Nautica Wizard Operations Menu

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Figure 1-4. Erase Configuration Button

Procedure Option 2

1. Position the cursor over the selected router line in the

Nautica Wizard window (Figure 1-2
mouse button once.

2. In the Quick menu that appears, select the Erase

configuration command with the left mouse button.

) and press the right

Figure 1-5. Nautica Wizard Quick Menu

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Once the configuration has been erased, the graphical
representation of the router will change to blue in the Nautica
Wizard window to show that it is unconfigured. Only
unconfigured routers can be set up us ing the Installation
Assistant.

Figure 1-6. Nautica Wizard with Unconfigured Router

Configuring a Router Using the Installation Assistant

To start the Installation Assistant, use one of the following
procedures:

Procedure Option 1

1. Select the router to be conf igur ed by clicking on it once in

the Nautica Wizard window (Figure 1-2

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2. Click on Operations > Run Installation Assistant (Figure

1-3) or click on the Run Installation Assistant icon in the

toolbar (Figure 1-7)

.

Figure 1-7. Run Installation Assistant Button

Procedure Option 2

1. Position the cursor over the selected router in the Nautica

Wizard window and press the right mouse button once.
In the menu that appears (Figure 1-8
option, Run Installation Assistant, by clicking on it once
with the left mouse button.

), select the first

Figure 1-8. Nautica Wizard Configuration Quick Menu

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The first screen that appears (Figu r e 1-9), lists all the options you
need to configure your router.

Figure 1-9. Nautica Wizard Installation Assistant Checklist

To complete the configuration.

1. Proceed with the installation if you have all of this

information (Figure 1-9)

available.

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2. Click on the Next button and you move into the next

Installation Assistant window:

Figure 1-10. Your Network and ISDN Connectivity Window

3. Select whether you have one or more than one PC

connected to your router. The default is one PC.

4. Consult the chapter that refers to your installation type:

• An Internet Service Provider (ISP) - Chapter 2

• An intranet or corporate network - Chapter 3

• Both an ISP and an Intranet - Chapter 4

• Something other than these options - Chapter 5.
An ISP is an organization, such as America Online, that

allows you to access the resources and services of the
Internet.

An intranet is a network that can b e accessed only within
a company by its emplo yees and partners. An e xample of
an intranet is the Bay Networks Partnerweb

™

.

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Connecting to an Internet Service

Provider

An Internet Service Provider (ISP) is a vendor whose service
allows your computer to access the Internet. Nautica Wizard
configures your router to connect to the ISP using Network
Address Translation (NAT). For a detailed explanation of NAT,
refer to the Concepts topic of the Nautica Wizard Help file or to
the Nautica Configuration Wizard 5 Reference Guide on the CD
that accompanies this installation guide.

This chapter contains the following sections:

• ISDN Connectivity (page 2-2

• Connecting to the ISDN Network (page 2-5

• ISP Account Details (page 2-8

• Completing the Connection (page 2-11

• Cancelling an Automatic ISDN Call (page 2-15

• Dealing with a Call Failure (page 2-17

• Redialing an ISDN Number (page 2-17

)

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ISDN Connectivity

To connect to an ISP using the Installation Assistant, it is
important that you select this o ption in the Your Network and
ISDN Connectivity window of the Installation Assistant (Figure

2-1).

Figure 2-1. Your Network and ISDN Connectivity Window

With this option selected, click on the

Next button to move you

into the Connecting to an Internet Service Provider window
(Figure 2-2

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Figure 2-2. Connecting to an Internet Service Provider Window

The parameters in this window are as follows:

Parameter: IP Address Supplied

Function: Generally, your ISP supplies you with an IP address. If it

has not done so or you cannot get one, click No.

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Parameter: IP Address

Function: If you have been given an IP address, enter it into the IP

address field.
An IP address uniq uely i d ent ifies your router and mak es

the passing of information possib le. For more
information on IP addresses and TCP/IP in gen eral, refer
to the Concepts topic in the Nautica Wizard Help file.

Parameter: Subnet Mask

Function: Enter the subnet mask that needs to be applied to your IP

address.
Subnet masks identify distinct, logical collections of

devices on a network, and group them together. They
allow the router to determine whether another IP address
is local to your router.

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Connecting to the ISDN Network

If you are in North America, the Connecting to the ISDN
Network wind ow (Figure 2-3

) appears:

Figure 2-3. Connecting to the ISDN Network

The parameters in this window are as follows:

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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.

Select the ISDN line type. This informatio n 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: Area Code

Function: Enter the local area code here.

Parameter: First Telephone Number

Function: Local numbers are provided b y 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.

Enter any local numbers provided by your telephone
company.

Parameter: Second Telephone Number

Function: Local numbers are provided b y 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.

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Parameter: First SPID

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.

Enter any SPID provided by your telephone company.

Parameter: Second SPID

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.

Enter any SPID provided by your telephone company.

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ISP Accoun t Details

Once the information has been entered into this window, click on

Next button to open the Internet Service Provider Account

the
Details window (Figure 2-4

).

Figure 2-4. Internet Service Provider Account Details Window

The parameters in this window are as follows:

Parameter: Username

Function: This is the account name given to you by the ISP. Enter

this information exactly as you received it.
Usernames are case sensitive.

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Parameter: Password

Function: If you have been given a password, enter this data into

the password field. Remember that the password is case
sensitive.

Anything typed into this field is displayed as a series of
asterisks for security purposes. Passwords provide extra
security for your router.

This password is used by the router to identify you to
your ISP.

Parameter: Confirm Password

Function: The passwo rd needs to be entered again in the Confirm

Password field.
When you click on the Next button, the password

entered here is matched against the password entered in
the Password field. If there is a difference, a dialog box
appears advising that the passwords are incorrect. You
must enter the password again before you can leave this
window.

Parameter: Telephone Number

Function: Enter into this field (Figure 2-4)

number given to you by the ISP. This number is the
connection number for your router and not any other
numbers you might use when dealing with the ISP.

the ISDN telephone

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Parameter: Path Name

Function: The name you want the path t o the ISP t o be called. This

is an optional field.
Entering a value here names the path that reaches the

ISP. This path name can be seen by selecting the router
in the Nautica W izard windo w (Figure 2-7
on Advanced > Paths > Configuration once the
Installation Assistant is comple te.

Selecting Advanced > Paths > Configuration causes the
Paths Ta ble (Figure 2-5

), and clicking

) to appear:

Figure 2-5. Paths Table

In the Paths Table you can see the name you have assigned to the
ISP Account path, as well as the path to the local LAN (LAN01 ).

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Completing the Connection

After you have entered the ISDN telephone number, click on the

Next button. The Completing the Configuration window appears

(Figure 2-6

).

Figure 2-6. Completing the Configuration Window

The parameters in this window are as follows:

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Parameter: Router Name

Function: This is an arbitrary name you can use to identify your

router. By default, the Installation Assistant enters your
user name here, although you can overwrite this if you
require.

If you hav e mo re than one ro uter on your netw or k, using
names allows you to locate and configure them more
effectively. Th is is no t the accou nt nam e given to you by
the ISP, although you can use this name here if you wish.

Parameter: IP Address

Function: This is the IP address of the router (not the ISP). To the

right of this field, the Installation Assistant shows you
the IP address(es) assigned to your PC.

Generally the IP address of the router is one greater than
that of the PC. For example, if the PC’s IP address is

141.14.10.0, the IP address of the router is 141.14.10.1.
The IP address is entered automatically b y the router, but

you can change this if necessary.

Parameter: Mask

Function: This is the subnet mask applied to your router’s IP

address. Unless you change the IP address, this field is
entered automatically by the Installatio n Assistant.

Parameter: Router Password

Function: An additional password to protect your router.

This password protects the configuration on your router
and the manager interface. If you enter a password here
(this is optional), the password must be entered every
time you look at or amend the con figuration of the
router. For security purposes, the password is displayed
as a series of asterisks.

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Parameter: Confirm Password

Function: To ensure that you have typed the password correctly,

enter it again into the Confirm Password field.
The passwords are checked against each other when you

click on the Finish button. If ther e are an y discrepancies,
a dialogue box advises you of this. Enter the passwords
again and click on the

Finish button once more.

Parameter: Test Call

Function: If you select Yes to the this option, your router calls the

telephone number entered into the Internet Serv ice
Provider Account Details window (Figure 2-4
is made when you click on the

Finish button.

). This call

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If the call is successful, and you did not enter a Path

Name, a path is created on your router with the name of

the Challenge Handshake Authentication Control
(CHAP) ID of the router you are calling.

If your router is not CHAP challenged and you did not
enter a Path Name
on the router.

, a path called RemotePPP is created

If you have entered a Path Name

, this is the name of the
path that is created on the router. The path type is Point
to Point Protocol (PPP), un less you are connecting to a
Nautica Router when it is a Nautica Protocol path.

If your initial call fails, refer to the Dealing with a Call

Failure section of this chapter. F or more information

about CHAP passwords, refer to the Concepts topic of
the Nautica Wizard help file and the Nautica
Configuration Wizard 5 Reference Guide on the CD that
accompanies this installation guide.

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Cancelling an Automatic ISDN Call

If you agreed to make a call to the ISP, the call needs to be
manually cancelled after about one minute. Cancel the call by:

1. Selecting the router on which the call is running in the
Nautica Wizard window (Figure 2-7

).

Figure 2-7. The Nautica Wizard Window

2. Clicking on Advanced > ISDN > Stats.

3. The ISDN Ports Table appears (Figure 2-8)

.

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Figure 2-8. ISDN Ports Table

4. In the ISDN Ports table (Figure 2-8

), click once on the

port carrying the call (for the Status of the call).

5. Click on Clear.

6. Click on OK to retur n you to the Nautica Wizard window.

For more information on ISDN statistics, refer to the Nautica
Configuration Wizard 5.0x Reference Guide on the CD that

accompanies this installation guide.

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Dealing with a Call Failure

If the call fails, you are advised of this failure. Calls can fail for
many reasons. As a guide, check the following:

• The ISDN number on the path is correct.

• The passwords for the path are the same as those for the ISP.

• There is a physical connection between your router and an
ISDN wall outlet.

Refer to the Nautica Configuration Wizard 5 Reference Guide on
the CD that accompanies this installation guide for details on how
to amend ISDN numbers and CHAP passwords on paths.

Redialing an ISDN Number

If you need to re-call an ISDN number after a call failure, do the
following:

1. Select the router on which to place the call in the Nautica
Wizard window (Figure 2-7

2. Click on Advanced > Paths > Configu ration.

3. The Paths Table appears (Figure 2-9

).

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Figure 2-9. The Paths Table

4. In the Paths Table, click on the path that points to the
router you want to call.

5. Click once on Call.

6. Click on OK to close the window.

You need to clear the call after about a minute (for instructions,
see page 2-15

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Connecting to an Intranet

Rather than configuring your Nautica router to connect into an
Internet Service Provider (ISP - Chapter 2), it is possible to
connect into an intranet or corporate network.

Using your router to attach to an intranet means the remote office
can use all the facilities and data provided to people working in
the central office.

This chapter includes the following sections:

• ISDN Connectivity (page 3-2

• Transport Protocols (page 3-5

• Connecting to the ISDN Network (page 3-11

• Intranet Account Details (page 3-14

• Completing the Configuration (page 3-16

• Cancelling an Automatic ISDN Call (page 3-19

• Dealing with a Call Failure (page 3-20

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The quickest way to connect your ro uter to an intranet is by using
the Installation Assistant. To run the Installation Assistant, do the
following:

1. Click on the router to be configured in the Nautica
Wizard window (it is blue).

Figure 3-1. Nautica Wizard Window

2. If the router already contains configuration information,
erase this or save the conf iguration to a f ile and then erase
it.

3. Start the Installation Assistant using any of these three
options:

• Click on the Run Installation Assistant button (Figure

3-2) in the toolbar:

Figure 3-2. Run Installation Assistant Button

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• Click on Operations > Run Installation Assistant.

• Right click on the highlighted router and select Run

Installation Assistant from the Quick m enu by clicking
on it once with the left mouse button (Figure 3-3)

:

Figure 3-3. Nautica Wizard Quick Menu

4. If you have all the information to hand in the first
window, click on the Next button.

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5. In the Your Network and ISDN Connectivity window,
select the intranet or Corporate Network option.

Figure 3-4. Your Network and ISDN Connectivity Window

Click on the Next button to proceed with the installation.

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Transport Protoc ols

After you hav e selected the intranet or Corpor ate Netw ork option
in the Your Network and ISDN Connectivity window (Figure

3-4), click on the Next button. The Connecting to an intranet

window appears (Figure 3-5

Connecting to an Intranet

).

Figure 3-5. Connecting to an Intranet Window

The parameters in this window are as follows:

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Parameter: TCP/IP

Function: Transport Control Prot ocol/Intern et Protocol (TCP/IP) is

the main protocol used by PCs to move data around the
network. If your network uses TCP/IP, leave this option
selected. If you are unsure which protocol is being used
on your PC, check with your system administrator.

Parameter: IPX

Function: Internet Packet Exchange (IPX) is a pr otocol used b y the

Novell Co rpo rat ion o n t heir n et wo rks . If you are us i ng a
Novell network, select the IPX option here. If you are
unsure which protocol is being used on your PC, check
with your system administrator.

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Connecting to an Intranet using TCP/IP

If you select the TCP/IP option in the Connecting to an intranet
window (Fig ure 3-5

), click on the

to an intranet with IP window appears (Figure 3-6

button and the Connecting

Next

).

Figure 3-6. Connecting to an Intranet with IP Window

The parameters in this window are as follows:

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Parameter: Have IP Address

Function: If you have been provided with an IP address by your

systems administrator, click on Yes. If you do not have
an IP address, click on No and move onto the next
window.

Parameter: Enter IP Address

Function: If you have been supplied with an IP address, enter it in

this field.

Parameter: Enter Subnet Mask

Function: If you have entered an IP add ress, enter the subnet mask

for that address into this field.

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Connecting to an Intranet using Novell IPX

If you selected the Novell IPX option in the Connecting to an
Intranet window (Figure 3-5
Connecting to an Intranet with IPX window appears (Figure 3-7

), click on the

Next

button and the

).

Figure 3-7. Connecting to an Intranet with IPX Window

The parameters in this window are as follows:

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Parameter: Autolearn Network Number

Function: If you do not understand Novell IPX, or have not been

supplied with your network details, click on Yes at the
top of this window. This turns on a feature known as
“autolearn.” Autolearn discov er s the netwo rk n umb er of
your connection automatically.

Note: The network number is only learned if the local server is

attached to the LAN.

Parameter: Network Number

Function: If you know the number of the network, enter it here.

Parameter: Network Type

Function: If you know the network type, enter it here.

Parameter: SAP Filtering

Function: Service Advertising Protocols (SAPs) advise you of

services, such as print servers, that are available on the
network. As you are connecting into an intranet, you
may not need to know about all the services pro vi de d by
that network. Clicking on Yes for this option allows you
to set up SAP filters to filter out the SAPs you do not
want to receive.

For more information on SAP filtering, refer to Nautica
Configuration Wizard 5 Reference Guide on the CD that
accompanied this installation guide.

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If you are in North America, the Connecting to the ISDN
Network wind ow (Figure 3-8

) appears:

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Figure 3-8. Connecting to the ISDN Network

The parameters in this window are as follows:

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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.

Select the ISDN line type. This informatio n 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: Area Code

Function: Enter the local area code here.

Parameter: First Telephone Number

Function: Local numbers are provided b y 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.

Enter any local numbers provided by your telephone
company.

Parameter: Second Telephone Number

Function: Local numbers are provided b y 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.

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company.

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Parameter: First SPID

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.

Enter any SPID provided by your telephone company.

Parameter: Second SPID

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.

Enter any SPID provided by your telephone company.

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Intranet Account Details

Click on the Next button in the Connecting to an Intranet with
IPX window (Figure 3-7
appears (Figure 3-9

).

). The Intranet Account Details window

Figure 3-9. Intranet Account Details Window

The parameters in this window are as follows:

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Parameter: Username

Function: Enter the account n a me her e exactly as it is given t o you

by the system administrator . Username is a case sensiti ve
field.

Parameter: Password

Function: If you have a password, enter it here exactly as you have

been given it. This field is case sensitive.

Parameter: Confirm Password

Function: If you do have a password, enter it again into the

Confirm Password field. When you click on the Next
button, the two pa sswords are matched. You only move
to the next window if they agree. If they do not match,
you are advised of this and need to enter the passwords
again.

Parameter: Telephone Number

Function: Enter the ISDN telephone number of the intranet into the

next field on this form.

Parameter: Path Name

Function: The fi nal field in the window, Path Name, is an optional

field. By default a path is created to the new router, the
name of this path is set once the call is made. Entering a
name here allows you to apply your own name to this
path.

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Completing the Configuration

After you have entered the ISDN telephone number, click on the

Next button. The Completing the Configuration window appears

(Figure 3-10

).

Figure 3-10. Completing the Configuration Window

The parameters in this window are as follows:

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Parameter: Name

Function: Router Name is an arbitrary name you can use to

identify your ro uter. If you hav e mor e than on e rout er on
your network, using names allows you to locate and
configure them more effectively. This is not the account
name given you by the Intranet manager, although you
can use this name here if you wish.

Parameter: IP Address

Function: Enter the IP address for the router. A router’s IP address

is generally one higher than that of your PC.
The Completing the C onf ig uration window shows the IP

address(es) assigned to your PC to the right of this field.
Enter a router address for your router.

For exam ple, if t he IP address of th e PC is 1 41.100 .10.1,
the address of the router could be 141.100.10.2.

Parameter: Mask

Function: Enter a subnet mask that is applied to the IP address of

the router.

Parameter: Password

Function: The Router Password field is an additional password to

protect your router. If you enter a password here (this is
optional), the password must be entered every time you
look at or amend the configuration details of the router.
The password is displayed as a series of asterisks for
security purposes.

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Parameter: Confirm Password

Function: Enter the password again into the Confirm Password

field. The passwords are checked against each other
when you click on
a dialog box advises you of this. Enter the passwords
again and click on

Parameter: Test Call

Function: If you click on Yes for this option, making an automatic

call to the telephone number, your router calls the
telephone number entered into the Intranet Account
Details window (Figure 3-9
click on the Finish button.

Finish. If there are any discrepancies,

Finish once more.

). This call is made when you

If the call is successful and you have not entered a name
in the path name field on the Intranet Account Details
window (Figu re 3-9

), and your router is presented with a
Challenge Handshake Authentication Protocol (CHAP)
password, a path is created on your rout er with the nam e
of the CHAP ID of the router you are calling.

If your router is n ot CHAP chal lenge d, and you ha v e no t
entered a name in the path name field on the Intranet
Account Details window (Figure 3-9

), a path called

RemotePPP, or RemoteNautica is created on the router.

Note:

RemoteNautica is only used as a path na m e if the
Nautica Path option is selected when configuring a CLAM,
Marlin or Nautica 4000.

If you click on No to the initial call option, a path called
RemotePPP or RemoteNautica is created on the router.

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If your initial call fails, refer to the Dealing with a Call

Failure section of this chapter. F or more information

about CHAP passwords, refer to the Concepts topic of
the Nautica Wizard help file and the Nautica
Configuration Wizard 5 Reference Guide on the CD that
accompanied this installation guide.

Once all the information is entered into the Completing
the Configuration window (Figure 3-10

Finish button. You are returned to the Nautica Wizard

window.

Cancelling an Automatic ISDN Call

If you agreed to make a call to the ISP, the call needs to be
manually cancelled after about one minute. Cancel the call by:

), click on the

1. Selecting the router on which the call is running in the

Nautica Wizard window (Figure 3-11

Figure 3-11. The Nautica Wizard Window

2. Clicking on Advanced > ISDN > Stats.

).

3. The ISDN Ports Table appears (Figure 3-12)

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Figure 3-12. ISDN Ports Table

4. In the ISDN Ports table, click once on the port carrying

the call (the TxUtil and RxUtil are greater than 00).

5. Click on the Clear button.

Dealing with a Call Failure

If the call fails, you are advised of this failure. Calls fail for many
reasons. As a guide, check the following:

• The ISDN number on the path is correct.

• The passwords for the path are the same as those for the ISP.

• There is a physical connection between your router and an

ISDN wall outlet.

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If you need to re-call an ISDN number after a call failure, do the
following:

1. Select the router on which to place the call in the Nautica

Wizard window (Figure 3-11

2. Click on Advanced > Paths > Configu ration.

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).

3. The Paths Table appears (Figure 3-13

Figure 3-13. The Paths Table

):

4. In the Paths Table, select the path that links to the remote

site.

5. Click once on Call.

6. Click on OK to close the window.

You need to cancel the call after about a minute (for instructions,
see page 3-19

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Chapter 4

Connecting to Both an ISP and an

Intranet

It is possible to use your router to connect into an intranet and an
Internet Service Provider (ISP).

An intranet is an enterprise-wide network. Home wo rkers or
people at remote offices use their routers to connect into the
central off ice intranet. In this way they can access all the data and
services available on that network. An ISP allows your computer
to access the Internet.

This chapter includes the following sections:

• ISDN Connectivity (page 4-2

• ISP Account Details (page 4-7

• Transport Protocols (page 4-10

• Connecting to the ISDN Network (page 4-16

• Intranet Account Details (page 4-19

• Completing the Configuration (page 4-21

• Cancelling an Automatic ISDN Call (page 4-25

• Dealing with a Call Failure (page 4-26

• Riddling an ISDN Number (page 4-26

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ISDN Connectivity

To connect to an ISP and an intranet using the Installation
Assistant, do the following:

1. Click on the router to be configured in the Nautica

Wizard window (Figure 4-1

).

Figure 4-1. Nautica Wizard Window

2. If the router already contains configuration information,

erase this or save the conf iguration to a f ile and then erase
it.

3. Start the Installation Assistant by completing one of the

following:

• Click on the Run Installation Assistant button in the
toolbar.

Figure 4-2. Run Installation Assistant Button

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• Click on Operations > Run Installation Assistant.

Figure 4-3. Nautica Wizard Operations Menu

• Right click on the highlighted router and select Run
Installation Assistant from the Quick m enu.

Figure 4-4. Nautica Wizard Quick Menu

4. If you have all the information to hand in the first
Installation Assistant window, click on the Next button.

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In the Your Network and ISDN Conn ectivity window (Figure

4-5), select the Both an ISP and an Intranet option.

Figure 4-5. Your Network and ISDN Connectivity Window

With this option selected, click on the

button to move you

Next

into the Connecting to an Internet Service Provider window
(Figure 4-6

).

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Figure 4-6. Connecting to an Internet Service Provider Window

The parameters in this window are as follows:

Parameter: Have IP Address

Instructions: Generally , you r ISP suppl ies you with an IP addres s. If it

has not done so, or if you cannot get one, click on No.

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Parameter: IP Address

Function: If you have been given an IP address, enter it into the IP

address field. An IP address uniquely identifies your
router and makes the passing of information possible.
For more information on IP addresses and TCP/IP in
general, refer to the Concepts topic in the Nautica
Wizard Help file.

Parameter: Subnet Mask

Function: Next, enter the subnet mask that needs to be applied to

your IP addresses. Subnet masks allow more IP
addresses to be used, but the router needs to kno w which
subnet mask it is using in order to pass this information
on to other routers. For more information on subnet
masks and TCP/IP in general, refer to the Concepts topic
of the Nautica Wizard Help file.

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Once the information has been entered into this window, click on

Next button to open the Internet Service Provider Account

the
Details window (Figure 4-7

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).

Figure 4-7. Internet Service Provider Account Details Window

The parameters in this window are as follows:

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Parameter: Username

Function: Username is the account name given to you by the ISP.

Enter this information exactly as you received it.
Usernames are case sensitive.

Parameter: Password

Function: If you have been given a password, enter this data into

the password field. For security purposes, anything
typed into this field is displayed as a series of asterisks.
Passwords provide extra security for your router. Only
routers that know the password can access information
via your router, and, conversely, you can only access
information from routers if you know their password.

Parameter: Confirm Password

Function: The passwo rd needs to be entered again in the Confirm

Password field. When you click on the Next button, the
password entered here is matched against the password
entered in the Password field. If there is a difference, a
dialog box appears advising that the passwords are
incorrect. You must enter the passwords again before
you can leave this window.

Parameter: Telephone Number

Function: Enter into this field th e ISDN telephone number gi v en to

you by the ISP. This number is the connection number
for your router (an d not an y ot her numb er you migh t use
when dealing with the ISP).

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Parameter: Path Name

Function: The name you want the path to the connection to be

called. This is an optional field.
Entering a value here names the path that reaches the

remote connection. This path name can be seen by
selecting the router in the Nautica Wizard window
(Figure 4-1

), and clicking on Advanced > Paths >
Configuration once the Installation Assistant is
complete.

Selecting Advanced > Paths > Configuration causes the
Paths Ta ble (Figure 4-8

) to appear:

Figure 4-8. Paths Table

In the Paths Table you can see the name you have assigned to the
remote connection path, as well as the path to the local LAN
(LAN01).

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Transport Protoc ols

After you have selected the Intranet or Corporate Network option
in the Your Network and ISDN Connectivity window (Figure

4-5), click on the Next button. The Connecting to an Intranet

window appears (Figure 4-9

).

Figure 4-9. Connecting to an Intranet Window

The parameters in this window are as follows:

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Parameter: TCP/IP

Function: Transport Control Prot ocol/Intern et Protocol (TCP/IP) is

the main protocol used by PCs to move data around the
network. If your network uses TCP/IP, leave this option
selected. If you are unsure which protocol is being used
on your PC, check with your system administrator.

Parameter: IPX

Function: Internet Packet Exchange (IPX) is a pr otocol used b y the

Novell Co rpo rat ion o n t heir n et wo rks . If you are us i ng a
Novell network, select the IPX option here. If you are
unsure which protocol is being used on your PC, check
with your system administrator.

For more information on Transmission Control Protocol/Internet
Protocol (TCP/IP) and Novell Internetworking Packet Exchange
(IPX) refer to the Concepts topic in the Nautica Wizard Help file.

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Connecting to an Intranet using TCP/IP

If you select the TCP/IP option in the Connecting to an Intranet
window (Fig ure 4-9

), click on the

to an Intranet with IP window appears (Figure 4-10

button and the Connecting

Next

).

Figure 4-10. Connecting to an Intranet with IP Window

The parameters in this window are as follows:

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Parameter: Have IP Address

Function: If you have been provided with an IP address by your

systems administrator, click on Yes. If you do not have
an IP address, click on No and move onto the next
window.

Parameter: Enter IP Address

Function: If you have been supplied with an IP address, enter it in

this field.

Parameter: Enter Subnet Mask

Function: If you have entered an IP add ress, enter the subnet mask

for that address into this field.

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Connecting to an Intranet using Novell IPX

If you selected the Novell IPX option in the Connecting to an
Intranet window (Figure 4-9
Connecting to an Intranet with IPX window appears (Figure

4-11).

), click on the

Next

button and the

Figure 4-11. Connecting to an Intranet with IPX window

The parameters in this window are as follows:

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Parameter: Autolearn Network Number

Function: If you do not understand Novell IPX, or have not been

supplied with your network details, click on Yes at the
top of this window. This turns on a feature known as
“autolearn.” Autolearn discov er s the netwo rk n umb er of
your connection automatically.

Note: The network number is only learned if the local server is

attached to the LAN.

Parameter: Network Number

Function: If you know the number of the network, enter it here.

Parameter: Network Type

Function: If you know the network type, enter it here.

Parameter: SAP Filtering

Function: Service Advertising Protocol (SAPs), advise you of

services, such as print servers, that are available on the
network. As you are connecting into an intranet, you
may not need to know about all the services pro vi de d by
that network. Clicking on Yes for this option allows you
to set up SAP filters to filter out the SAPs you do not
want to receive.

For more information on SAP filtering, refer to Nautica
Configuration Wizard 5 Reference Guide on the CD that
accompanied this installation guide.

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Connecting to the ISDN Network

If you are in North America, the Connecting to the ISDN
Network wind ow (Figure 4-12

) appears:

Figure 4-12. Connecting to the ISDN Network

The parameters in this window are as follows:

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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.

Select the ISDN line type. This informatio n 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: Area Code

Function: Enter the local area code here.

Parameter: First Telephone Number

Function: Local numbers are provided b y 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.

Enter any local numbers provided by your telephone
company.

Parameter: Second Telephone Number

Function: Local numbers are provided b y 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.

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Parameter: First SPID

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.

Enter any SPID provided by your telephone company.

Parameter: Second SPID

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.

Enter any SPID provided by your telephone company.

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Intranet Account Details

Click on the Next button in the Connecting to an Intranet with
IPX window (Figure 4 -11
appears (Figure 4-13

).

). The Intranet Account Details window

Figure 4-13. Intranet Account Details Window

The parameters in this window are as follows:

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Parameter: Username

Function: Enter the account n a me her e exactly as it is given t o you

by the System Administrator. Username is a case
sensitive field.

Parameter: Password

Function: If you have a password, enter it here exactly as you have

been given it. This field is case sensitive.

Parameter: Confirm Password

Function: If you do have a password, enter it again into the

Confirm Password field. When you click on the
button, the two pa sswords are matched. You only move
to the next window if they agree. If they do not match
you are advised of this and need to enter the passwords
again.

Next

Parameter: Telephone Number

Function: Enter the ISDN telephone number of the intranet into the

next field on this form.

Parameter: Path Name

Function: The final field on the form, Path Name, is an optional

field. By default a path is created to the new router. The
name of this path is set once the call is made. Entering a
name here allows you to apply your own name to this
path.

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Completing the Configuration

After you have entered the ISDN telephone number, click on the

Next button. The Completing the Configuration window appears

(Figure 4-14

).

Figure 4-14. Completing the Configuration Window

The parameters in this window are as follows:

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Parameter: Name

Function: This router name is an arbitrary name you can use to

identify your ro uter. If you hav e mor e than on e rout er on
your network, using names allows you to locate and
configure them more effectively. This is not the account
name given you by the intranet manager, although you
can use this name here if you like.

Parameter: IP Address

Function: Enter the IP address for the router. A router’s IP address

is generally one higher than that of your PC. For
example, if the IP address of the PC is 141.100.10.1, the
address of the router could be 141.100.10.2.

The Completing the C onf ig uration window shows the IP
address(es) assigned to your PC to the right of this field.
Enter a router address for your router.

Parameter: Mask

Function: Enter a subnet mask that is applied to the IP address of

the router.

Parameter: Password

Function: The Router Password field is an additional password to

protect your router. If you enter a password here (this is
optional), the password must be entered every time you
look at or amend the configuration details of the router.
For security purposes, the password is displayed as a
series of asterisks.

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Parameter: Confirm Password

Function: Enter the password again into the Confirm Password

field. The passwords are checked against each other
when you click on the

Finish button. If there are any

discrepancies, a dialo g box advi ses you of this . Ent er t he
passwords again and click on the

Finish button once

more.

Parameter: Test Call

Function: If you click on Yes for this option, making an automatic

call to the telephone number, your router calls the
telephone number entered into the Intranet Account
Details window (Figure 4-13
you click on the

Finish button.

). This call is made when

If the call is successful and you have not entered a name
in the path name field on the Intranet Account Details
window (Figure 4-13

), and your router is pres ent ed with
a Challenge Handshake Authentication Protocol
(CHAP) password, a path is created on your router with
the name of the CHAP ID of the router you are calling.

If your router is n ot CHAP chal lenge d, and you ha v e no t
entered a name in the path name field on the Intranet
Account Details window (Figure 4-13

), a path called

RemotePPP, or RemoteNautica is created on the router.

Note:

RemoteNautica is only used as a path na m e if the
Nautica Path option is selected when configuring a CLAM,
Marlin or Nautica 4000.

If you click on No for the initial call option, a path called
RemotePPP or RemoteNautica is created on the router.

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If your initial call fails, refer to the Dealing with a Call

Failure section of this chapter. F or more information

about CHAP passwords, refer to the Concepts topic of
the Nautica Wizard help file and Nautica Configuration
Wizard 5 Re ference Guide on the CD that accompanied
this installation.

Once all the information is entered into the Completing
the Configuration window (Figure 4-14

Finish button. You are returned to the Nautica Wizard

window.

), click on the

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Cancelling an Automatic ISDN Call

If you agreed to make a call to the ISP, the call needs to be
manually cancelled after about one minute. Cancel the call by:

1. Selecting the router on which the call is running in the

Nautica Wizard window (Figure 4-15

).

Figure 4-15. The Nautica Wizard Window

2. Clicking on Advanced > ISDN > Stats.

3. The ISDN Ports Table appears (Figure 4-16

).

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Figure 4-16. ISDN Ports Table

4. In the ISDN Ports table, click once on the port carrying

the call (the TxUtil and RxUtil are greater than 00).

5. Click on the Clear button.

Dealing with a Call Failure

If the call fails, you are advised of this failure. Calls fail for many
reasons. As a guide, check the following:

• The ISDN number on the path is correct.

• The passwords for the path are the same as those for the ISP.

• There is a physical connection between your router and an

ISDN wall outlet.

Redialling an ISDN Number

If you need to re-call an ISDN number after a call failure, do the
following:

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1. Select the router on which to place the call in the Nautica

Wizard window (Figure 4-1

).

2. Click on Advanced > ISDN Calls.

3. The ISDN Calls window appears (Figure 4-17

):

Figure 4-17. Edit ISDN Calls Configuration Window

4. In the Calling an ISDN Number panel, click on Data Call

and then enter a number in the ISDN Number field

5. Click once on Call.

6. Click on OK to close the window.

You need to cancel the call after about a minute (for instructions,
see page 4-25

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