Intel 9545 Network Router User Manual
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1. Maintenance testing ISDN U interface only Error cannot establish connection to the ISDN switch LED Indicators LED Color Meaning Channel 1 Green steady ISDN B channel established no data activity Green blinking Data activity on the ISDN B channel Orange steady No call connected ISDN B channel not established Orange blinking Trying to connect call and establish the ISDN B channel Red steady Error establishing the ISDN B channel Channel 2 Green steady ISDN B channel established no data activity Green blinking Data activity on the ISDN B channel Orange steady No call connected ISDN B channel not established Orange blinking Trying to connect call and establish the ISDN B channel Red steady Error establishing the ISDN B channel HDSL2 Line Status Green steady Successful connection to the HDSL2 CSU of the data network switch Orange steady Attempting to establish connection to the HDSL2 CSU on the data network switch Corresponds to a HDSL2 CSU Yellow Alarm Orange blinking Testing the line Red steady Error unable to transmit data to the HDSL2 CSU on the data network switch Corresponds to CSU Red Blue and out of frame alarms Network Green steady Connection to the data network switch is established Orange steady No connection to the data network switch HDSL2 port is disabled or not configured Orange blinking Attempting to connect to the data network switch Red steady Error conn2. 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 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 Intel Device View View Monitoring Tools i Ctrl N Manage Ctri O Device Discovery User Discovery Figure 5 Start the Device Install Wizard Select Install from the Device menu to start the Wizard Device Install Wizard MAC address To install your n
3. screen then continue with the instructions on the next page of this guide Intel Device Windows 95 98 or 2000 View Windows Windows NT 4 0 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 Windows NT Server 4 0 or Windows NT Workstation 4 0 Windows 95 98 or 2000 Client OS 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 File Edit View Go Favorites Help t A Back Forverd Stop Refresh Home Address http servername deviceview main htm 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 deviceview main htm where servername is the IP address or name of your Intel Device View Web server 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 Ifit 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
4. Intel Express 9545 Router Quick Start Copyright 2000 Intel Corporation All rights reserved Intel Corporation 5200 NE Elam Young Parkway Hillsboro OR 97124 6497 Intel Corporation assumes no responsibility for errors or omissions in this manual Nor does Intel make any commitment to update the information contained herein Other product and corporate names may be trademarks of other companies and are used only for explanation and to the owners benefit without intent to infringe First Edition April 2000 A22130 001 Contents Quick Start fa Install the Router Hardware ccssscsssessees 2 a Install Intel Device VIEW sssssssnnnnnnnnnnna 3 g Install the Router in Intel Device View 4 4 Configure the Router cscsscsssseeesseneeeens 5 Configuration Worksheets cccssesssseeeseeeesseeeeees 6 LE DIN GIC ALON sseiiciscsssinnanadinccneacenceudauasracanmeutiinans 10 Local Management sssssssssnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnn 12 Viewing Online Manuals ssssssssnsnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnn 13 Regulatory Information sssssssssssnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnn 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 LAN port to the local network or the Ethernet port of a PC using the provided blue cable 2b Set the HUB PC
5. ation 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 Quick Start Install Intel Device View 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 e Click Install for Windows to use Intel Device View on only the PC where you install the software e 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 e Click Install as Plug in to install Intel network device support for HP OpenView Tivoli NetView or Intel LANDesk Network Manager 3 Follow the screen instructions to complete the installation Select Launch Intel Device View on the final installation
6. dation of service in some situations Repairs to certified equipment should be coordinated by a representative designated by the supplier Any repairs or alterations made by the user to this equipment or electrical malfunctions may give the telecommunications company cause to request the user to disconnect the equipment Users should ensure for their own protection that the electrical ground connections of the power utility telephone lines and internal metallic water pipe system if present are connected together This precaution may be particularly important in rural areas Caution Users should not attempt to make such electrical connections themselves but should contact the appropriate electrical inspection authority or electrician as appropriate The standard connecting arrangements telephone jack type for this equipment are CA A11 and CB 1D Approvals The Express Router complies with the following requirements Safety UL 1950 CSA C22 2 No 950 IEC950 EN 60950 Telecommunications FCC part 68 IC CS 03 Emission FCC part 15 Class A EN 55022 Class A CISPR 22 Class A Susceptibility EN 55024 CISPR 24 CE Mark No 16
7. e port to which you want to add a connection e Double click the port icon g or select the port and click Set Up Port see Figure 8 e Follow the screen instructions Add remote connections to the port e Double click the Add Connection icon 7 under the port or select the port and click Add Connection e Select the appropriate connection scenario for your network see Figure 10 and follow the screen instructions fea Canrection 7 LAN 1 10 100 Mbps Not configured g LAN 2 10 Mbps Not configured Eg ISDN S T Not configured N A 3 Add Connection Deere connection EhgF HDSL2 Not configured N A ZF Add Connection Test Eg Console Not configured N A YW Add Connection Jie e Figure 8 Connection Setup Program gF double click to set up a port 337 double click to add a connection Router Setup Start This wizard configures the HDSL2 Port on for your HDSL2 service line You can configure the port to connect to one of the following Connection to a Frame Relay network A PPP leased line connection Connection to an X 25 network Once configured you can add the connections on the port as required by your installation Finish Se e Figure 9 Port Setup Complete the wizard using the information from your service provider Such as an ISP Select Connection Scenario x What type of connection is this Direct connection to a remote site Backup c
8. ecting to the data network switch Connection Green steady WAN connection established no data activity on the port Green blinking Data activity on the port Orange steady No call connected WAN connection not established Orange blinking Attempting to establish a WAN connection Red steady Error establishing WAN connection All LEDs All LEDs blinking in a sequence Router is loading firmware 11 Local Management optional Local Management is an on board menu based management interface that supports full monitoring and configuration capabilities You can use Local Management as an alternative to Intel Device View For more details on using Local Management see the user guide To Access Local Management through the Console Port e Use the supplied terminal cable to connect the router console port to a VT100 compatible terminal or the serial port of a PC running terminal emulation software such as HyperTerminal See Table 2 for the correct serial port settings e Press to display the Local Management Login screen see Figure 12 e Select Administrator and press twice to display the main screen By default no password is assigned Note Ifthe console port is currently configured for a dial up modem you cannot use it for Local Management until configuring the port for a terminal connection See the user guide for details To Access Local Management Remotely using Telnet e Telnet to the IP address of
9. es and can radiate radio frequency energy and if not installed and used in accordance with the instruction manual may cause harmful interference to radio communications Operation of this equipment in a residential area is likely to cause harmful interference in which case the user will be required to correct the interference at his own expense FCC part 68 notice This equipment complies with Part 68 of the FCC rules Located on the equipment is a label that contains among other information the FCC registration number If requested this information must be provided to the telephone company This equipment cannot be used on the telephone company provided coin service Connection to Party Line Service is subject to State Tariffs If this equipment causes harm to the telephone network the telephone company will notify you in advance that temporary discontinuance of service may be required If advance notice isn t practical the telephone company will notify the customer as soon as possible Also you will be advised of your right to file a complaint with the FCC if you believe it is necessary The telephone company may make changes in its facilities equipment operations and procedures that could affect the operation of the equipment If this happens the telephone company will provide advance notice in order for you to make the necessary modifications in order to maintain uninterrupted service If trouble is experienced with this equipment plea
10. ew device 1 Connect your device to the LAN 2 Connect it to the main power then turn it on 3 Make a note of its MAC address 12 digits from the label on the device 4 Wait for the MAC address to appear This may take a few minutes Select the device s MAC address and click Next Device type Express 9545 Router ge 009027C4D465 89 20 6 0 ewes Cancel Help 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 Assign an IP address to the Express 9510 Router 1 IP address partly filled out by the wizard 2 Net mask filled out by the wizard Figure 7 Assign an IP address Type the IP address and subnet mask for the router Quick Start Configure the Router Intel Device View supports the Connection Setup program for configuring the router Wizards guide you through setting up the ports then adding connections to the ports Configuration Tips Your service subscription the informa tion you get from your service provider should provide most of the information required to complete the configuration You must configure a port before you can add a connection to it To Configure the Router 1 Complete the Configuration Worksheets on pages 6 9 Select Connection Setup from the Configuration menu of Intel Device View Set up th
11. ions only LMI Type DLCMI Q Annex D O AnnexA O LMI Cisco O None Connection Name define your own Local DLCI between 16 and 991 Configuration Worksheet Get information from your telephone company for your type of connection For HDSL2 General for all connection types Framing format O ESF O D4 Terminal unit O remote end O central end Line Speed kbps Channel Usage O Continuous O Custom O Alternate Odd O Alternate Even For Frame Relay connections only LMI Type DLCMI O Annex D O Annex A O LMI Cisco O None Connection Name Local DLCI between 16 and 991 For X 25 connections only Packet Size O 128 O 256 O 512 O 1024 Window Size between 1 and 7 O Only use PVCs Permanent Virtual Circuits O Use PVCs and SVCs Switched Virtual Circuits Lowest two way channel __ Highest two way channel ___ QO Enable Flow Control Connection Name define your own Connection Type O PVC Permanent Virtual Circuit Logical Channel Number ____ O SVC Switched Virtual Circuit Local X 25 Address Remote X 25 Address Configuration Worksheet Get this information from your network system administrator General for all connection types LAN IP Address of router IP address Subnet mask Select one both or none for your network O Enable firewall filtering you ll need to set up filters to allow certain traffic such as Web FTP and Telnet to pass over the network O Enable router ma
12. lic address Q Enter a different network IP address for the router Network IP address Subnet mask Your WAN connection IP address is O Unnumbered most common O Numbered If numbered enter the following IP address Subnet mask LED Indicators This section lists the meanings of the LEDs on the Intel Express 9545 router Intels Express 9545 Router r LANi Status LAN 100Mbps LAN2 intel 5 7 r ey Network Channeli Channel 2 Line Status Network Connection 4005 LED Color Meaning Status Status Green steady Router is operational Green blinking Router is set to factory defaults and is ready for configuration Orange steady Diagnostic error router is operational Orange blinking Router is in Recovery Mode Red steady Fatal error router is not operational LAN LAN 2 Green steady Port is operational no data activity Green blinking Data activity on the LAN Orange steady Port is either down or disabled Orange blinking Ethernet collisions on the port 100 Mbps Green steady Ethernet LAN is operating at 100 Mbps Off Ethernet LAN is operating at 10 Mbps ISDN Network Green steady Connection to ISDN switch is established 10 Orange steady Orange blinking slow 1 time per second Orange blinking fast 5 times per second Red steady No connection to the ISDN switch ISDN port is disabled Attempting to connect to the ISDN switch
13. low the on screen instructions to complete the installa tion Regulatory Information Statutory Notices amp Warnings Important The Intel Express Router must be installed by authorized technical personnel It must be handled with great care at all times and must not be exposed to violent shock or any other influences that may result in damage and possible functionality failures Intel cannot be held responsible for any damage arising as a result of incorrect handling or installation EMC caution This is a Class A product In a domestic environment this product may cause radio interference in which case the user may be required to take adequate measures Use of shielded cables To comply with EMC and FCC emission limits use the shielded cables recommended by Intel Corporation Use unshielded cables only where explicitly allowed in the installation manual of the product in question Power supply wiring color code The wires in the power supply cable provided with this equipment are color coded as follows Color Connection Green and yellow Ground Earth Blue Neutral Brown Live FCC Statements FCC part 15 warning This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class A digital device pursuant to part 15 of the FCC Rules These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference when the equipment is operating in a commercial environment This equipment generates us
14. nagement from the Internet For a direct connection to a remote site ISDN numbers for remote site Remote ISDN number Remote ISDN number 2 Authentication for access to this router from the remote site the router at the other end Remote user ID Remote user password Authentication for access to the remote site router from this router Your user ID Your password Routing Protocols choose one or more O IP O IPX O Bridging for non routing protocols IP Routing Type if using IP O RIP 1 O RIP 2 O Static Route O Default Route QO Triggered RIP 1 RIP 2 If it is a static route enter this information for the remote network Network Address Subnet Mask QO Enable router management over this connection Bridging if using bridging O Transparent O Spanning Tree IPX Routing on the WAN if using IPX QO IPX WAN negotiation Routing Update Interval O Minutes ___ O 1 hour O 24 hours Configuration Worksheet Get this information from your Internet Service Provider ISP Remote ISDN Number only if you are using ISDN to connect to your ISP Remote ISDN number This is the ISDN number of your service provider IP address assigned to you by the ISP O No IP address it is dynamically assigned by the ISP each time the router makes a connection O Single IP address OQ Multiple IP addresses If you are using multiple IP addresses choose one Q Use your LAN IP address directly on the Internet as a pub
15. obat Reader version 3 0 or higher The Intel Device View CD ROM contains a copy of Acrobat Reader version 4 05 and Internet Explorer 5 01 that you can install Manuals on the Intel Device View CD The following manuals are located in the Manuals directory Manual Title File name Intel Express 951x 952x and 9545 Routers 951x_952x_9545 Router User Guide pdf User Guide Intel Express Router Reference Manual ER_Ref pdf Intel Express 9545 Router 9545 Router Quick Start pdf Quick Start this guide Table 3 Online manuals available on the Intel Device View CD ROM Documentation on the Intel Support Web site For the latest version of user manuals and other product literature see the Intel Support Web site at http support intel com Search for the Express 9545 router and look for a link to manuals and literature If you do not have an appropriate Web browser see the instructions below for installing Internet Explorer version 5 01 To Install Acrobat Reader 1 Insert the Intel Device View CD ROM in your computer s CD ROM drive 2 From the Intel Device View installation screen click Install Add ons 3 Select Acrobat Reader 4 05 and click Ok Follow the on screen instructions to complete the installation To Install Internet Explorer 1 Insert the Intel Device View CD ROM in your computer s CD ROM drive 2 From the Intel Device View installation screen click Install Add ons 3 Select Internet Explorer v5 01 and click Ok Fol
16. onnection for use if the primary connection fails Lo cma Hep Figure 10 Add Connection Select the connection scenario for your installation Click help for more details on each choice Configuration Worksheet These pages help you gather needed information before using a Connection Setup wizard The information you ll need varies depending on the router model your type of service and the type of connection you want to establish Consult your telephone company ISP and system administrator to determine which parts of this worksheet you should fill in Get information from your telephone company for your type of connection For ISDN ISDN Switch Type check one Europe O Euro ISDN ETSI Japan O KDD O NTT North America O National ISDN 1 National ISDN 2 O AT amp T5ESS O Nortel DMS 100 Australia O Austel TS013 O Euro ISDN ETSI ISDN Numbers and SPIDs for your router Local ISDN Number 1 SPID1 Local ISDN Number 2 SPID 2 Note You might have one two or no SPIDs depending on your ISDN service type ISDN Connection Type O Single Channel 56 or 64 kbps O Multiple Channels 112 or 128 kbps O Always On Dynamic ISDN AO DI Local X 25 Address Remote X 25 Address TEI Terminal Endpoint Identifier For IDSL ISDN Digital Subscriber Line General for all connection types Service type O PPP leased line O Frame Relay Line Speed kbps O 64 O 128 O 144 ISDN U ports only For Frame Relay connect
17. se contact Intel Corporation Jones Farm 2111 N E 25 Avenue Hillsboro Oregon 97124 5916 Telephone 503 696 8080 If the trouble is causing harm to the telephone network the telephone company may request you to remove the equipment from the network until the problem is resolved It is recommended that the customer install an AC surge arrester in the AC outlet to which this device is connected This is to avoid damaging the equipment caused by local lightening strikes and other electrical surges 14 Regulatory Information This equipment uses the following USOC jacks and codes Interface Facility Interface Code Service Order Code Jack Type ISDN BRI ST 021S5 6 0N NA ISDN BRI ST 02IS5 6 0N RJ49C Industry Canada Notice IC CS 03 NOTICE Canada The Industry Canada label identifies certified equipment This certification means that the equipment meets certain telecommunications network protective operational and safety requirements as prescribed in the appropriate Terminal Equipment Technical Requirements document s The department does not guarantee the equipment will operate to the user s satisfaction Before installing this equipment users should ensure that it is permissible to be connected to the facilities of the local telecommunications company The equipment must also be installed using an acceptable method of connection The customer should be aware that compliance with the above conditions may not prevent degra
18. 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 100Q 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 PCX for single computer Write down MAC address T e 2 8 NS Connect Connect S Ison Our 3 Q or IDSL 2 Connect Connect to Connect to power HDSL2 line to dial up source modem optional Figure 1 Connecting the Express 9545 Router See the user guide for details on connecting the LAN2 port Intele Express 9545 Router mo LAN Status LAN 100 Mbps LAN 2 f LAN LED Green port is operational and ready for configur
19. the router from a terminal on the LAN or over a WAN connection to the router The router s default IP address is 192 0 2 1 witha subnet mask of 255 255 255 0 A terminal on the LAN must have the same network number as the router For example in Figure 13 the terminal on the same LAN as the router has an IP address of 192 0 2 2 12 VT100 terminal or PC with terminal emulation software Router Figure 11 Connect to the Console Port Parameter Setting Baud 9600 Data bits 8 Parity None Stop bits 1 Flow Control None Table 2 Serial Port Settings A E a E EE c listel Corporation Intel Express 1545 Boster ICIN BRIST Verzion 4 20m SOT Conf iyut ion and nos iveriny CC itor inn EI oni line interfere Figure 12 Local Management Login Screen Use the keys on your keyboard to select an option and press Enter or type the underlined letter of the option Terminal Configured with IP address 192 0 2 2 sub mask 255 255 255 0 Express Router being configured default IP address 192 0 2 1 DEE LUT el TELNET 192 0 2 1 LAN 3033 Figure 13 Telnet to Local Management A terminal on the LAN must be on the same subnet as the router Viewing Online Manuals You can view and download user manuals and product documentation from the Intel Device View CD ROM and from the Intel Support Web site To view the manuals your PC must have Adobe Acr
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