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  • Page 1

    Application Dra wings: Rout ing across the W AN Revision C Page 1 of 27 Application Drawings Netvanta 3200/3205: Routing across the WAN T-1 Host Router Remote Router Host Switch Remote Switch ` PC ` PC ` PC ` PC ` PC ` PC 10.0.0.1 10.0.0.2 192.168.1.254 192.168.2.254[...]

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    Application Dra wings: Rout ing across the W AN Revision C Page 2 of 27 Overview This application drawing s hows how to use NetVanta 3200s or NetVant a 3205s in a scenario where there is a point -to-point T-1 that is used for data. The IP addresses used in the configuration script and confi guration steps are just examples and ma y be modified to f[...]

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    Application Dra wings: Rout ing across the W AN Revision C Page 3 of 27 Configura tion step s using the w eb interface for NetV ant a 3200/3205 “ Host Ro uter”: 1. Choose "Physical Interfaces " from the left hand side menu options. 2. Choose "eth 0/1" from th e list of physical interfaces displ ayed. 3. Under the "IP Se[...]

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    Application Dra wings: Rout ing across the W AN Revision C Page 4 of 27 4. Press the “Appl y ” button. Note: If you choose to ch ange the IP address of Ethernet 0/1, you will need to change the IP address of your works tation to an IP on the same network as Ethernet 0/1 to continue configuring the router. 5. Choose "Physical Interfaces &qu[...]

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    Application Dra wings: Rout ing across the W AN Revision C Page 5 of 27 7. Checked the box nex t to "Enable".[...]

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    Application Dra wings: Rout ing across the W AN Revision C Page 6 of 27 8. Next to “Clocking” choose “ Internal”.[...]

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    Application Dra wings: Rout ing across the W AN Revision C Page 7 of 27 9. Choose "1" in the first drop down next to "Data DS0s" and "24" in the s econd drop down.[...]

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    Application Dra wings: Rout ing across the W AN Revision C Page 8 of 27 10. Choose "PPP" next to "Encapsulation".[...]

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    Application Dra wings: Rout ing across the W AN Revision C Page 9 of 27 11. Press "Appl y " and new screen wil l appear that is titled "PPP C onfiguration for ppp 1".[...]

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    Application Dra wings: Rout ing across the W AN Revision C Page 10 of 27 12. Under the "IP Settings" s ection change "Address T y pe" to "Static". 13. Fill in the "IP Address" a nd "Subnet Mask" y ou would lik e to use. In the example it would be 10.0.0.1 and 255.255.255.252[...]

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    Application Dra wings: Rout ing across the W AN Revision C Page 11 of 27 14. Press "Appl y ". 15. Choose "Route Table" fr om the left hand side menu opti ons.[...]

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    Application Dra wings: Rout ing across the W AN Revision C Page 12 of 27 16. Fill in 192.168.2.0 for the "Desti nation Address" and 255.255.255.0 for the "Destination Mask". 17. Choose "Address" under "Gateway" and type 10.0.0.2[...]

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    Application Dra wings: Rout ing across the W AN Revision C Page 13 of 27 18. Press "Add". 19. Configuration is now do ne and all that left to do is choose "Sav e" in the upper right hand corner.[...]

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    Application Dra wings: Rout ing across the W AN Revision C Page 14 of 27 Configura tion Scri pt for the Ne tV ant a 3200/3205 “Host Router”: ! ! hostname "HostRouter" enable password adtran ! ip subnet-zero ip classless ip routing ! event-histor y on no logging forwarding no logging email logging email priorit y- level info ! username[...]

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    Application Dra wings: Rout ing across the W AN Revision C Page 15 of 27 ! ! ! ! ip route 192.168.2.0 255.255.25 5.0 10.0.0.2 ! no ip n-form agent ip http server no ip http secure-server no ip snmp agent no ip ftp agent ! ! ! ! ! ! ! line con 0 no login ! line telnet 0 4 login password adtran ! end[...]

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    Application Dra wings: Rout ing across the W AN Revision C Page 16 of 27 Configura tion step s using the w eb interface for NetV ant a 3200/3205 “ Remote R outer”: 1. Choose "Physical Interfaces " from the left hand side menu options. 2. Choose "eth 0/1" from th e list of physical interfaces displ ayed. 3. Under the "IP[...]

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    Application Dra wings: Rout ing across the W AN Revision C Page 17 of 27 4. Press the “Appl y ” button. Note: If you choose to ch ange the IP address of Ethernet 0/1, you will need to change the IP address of your works tation to an IP on the same network as Ethernet 0/1 to continue configuring the router. 5. Choose "Physical Interfaces &q[...]

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    Application Dra wings: Rout ing across the W AN Revision C Page 18 of 27 7. Check the box nex t to "Enable", to enable the interface.[...]

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    Application Dra wings: Rout ing across the W AN Revision C Page 19 of 27 8. Select "1" in the “Data DS0 s” drop down list and "24" in the second drop d own.[...]

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    Application Dra wings: Rout ing across the W AN Revision C Page 20 of 27 9. Choose "PPP" from the " Encapsulation" options.[...]

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    Application Dra wings: Rout ing across the W AN Revision C Page 21 of 27 10. Press "Appl y " and a new screen will appear to configure the PPP i nterface.[...]

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    Application Dra wings: Rout ing across the W AN Revision C Page 22 of 27 11. Under the "IP Settings" s ection change the "Address T y pe" to "Static". 12. Fill in the "IP Address" a nd "Subnet Mask" y ou would lik e to use. In the application drawings exa mple the IP address and subnet mask would be[...]

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    Application Dra wings: Rout ing across the W AN Revision C Page 23 of 27 13. Press "Appl y ", when done. 14. Choose "Route Table" fr om the left hand side menu opti ons.[...]

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    Application Dra wings: Rout ing across the W AN Revision C Page 24 of 27 15. Using the information fo r the application drawings example, fill in 0.0.0.0 for the "Destination Address" an d 0.0.0.0 for the "Destination Mask". 16. Choose "Address" under the "Gateway" and type 10.0.0.1[...]

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    Application Dra wings: Rout ing across the W AN Revision C Page 25 of 27 17. Press "Add". 18. Configuration is now do ne and all that left to do is choose "Sav e" in the upper right hand corner.[...]

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    Application Dra wings: Rout ing across the W AN Revision C Page 26 of 27 Configura tion Scri pt for the Ne tV ant a 3200/3205 “Remote R outer”: ! ! hostname "RemoteRouter" enable password adtran ! ip subnet-zero ip classless ip routing ! event-histor y on no logging forwarding no logging email logging email priorit y- level info ! use[...]

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    Application Dra wings: Rout ing across the W AN Revision C Page 27 of 27 ! ! ! ! ip route 0.0.0.0 0.0.0.0 10.0.0.1 ! no ip n-form agent ip http server no ip http secure-server no ip snmp agent no ip ftp agent ! ! ! ! ! ! ! line con 0 no login ! line telnet 0 4 login password adtran ! end[...]