Setting up 9300-RADES for a Modem Connection
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On your PC select
Start>Settings>Network Connections>Make New
Connection
Select
Connect to Network at my Workplace
Select
Dial Up Connection
and type a descriptive site name
Type your remote site’s phone number in the box
Select
Do not use my Smart Card
Select availability of the connection
Click
Finish
Type the username: (
ppp_user
by default), type the password: (
ZYPCOM
by default)
Click on
Properties and select the Networking Tab, Click on settings
button
and make sure than
Negotiate multi-link for single-link connection
is
unchecked (it should be by default) Click
OK
Highlight
Internet Protocol (TCP/IP)
in the components box and click
Properties
Select “Use the following IP address” and assign an available address on
the remote network, do not use 192.168.1.2 on a default unit. (see note
below for explanation)
Open your browser Window and type
for a default unit, the
web username is: Admin, password is: ZYPCOM this can be changed
under Set Security
PLEASE NOTE:
The 9300-RADES uses three IP addresses when a modem
connection is made. One for the management interface (192.168.1.1 by default),
One for the PPP client traffic (Assigned in Step 5 above), and one for the PPP
server traffic (Always the management interface IP plus 1, 192.168.1.2 by
default) Do not use these three IP addresses for any other nodes on the network.
Troubleshooting:
If your browser window will not open,
1. Make sure you do not have a proxy server in place; if so, disable it
2. Make sure that your IP address is correct
3. Make sure you did not change the IP address with a bootp server or
DHCP server
4. Make sure the RADES has power
5. Make sure that you have a light on the connected Ethernet port of the
RADES and your computer
6. Make sure that you have not used RADES IP, IP +1, or the IP address
assigned in Step 11 for any nodes on the remote network.
7. Disable the Ethernet connection on your PC (this will not always be
necessary, depends on the Windows configuration)
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