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136 X4000 User’s Guide
Basic Configuration of Basic Unit with Setup Tool
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Leave IP with EXIT.
You have returned to the main menu.
The configuration of the basic router settings is complete.
7.1.6 Where do we go from here?
After you have configured X4000 for your LAN, you can carry out the following
steps to permit WAN connections.
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Configure the WAN interface(s) of X4000 that you wish to use:
– ISDN BRI interface ( chapter 7.2.1, page 137 )
– X.21/V.35/V.36 interface or X.21bis interface (serial) ( chapter 7.2.2,
page 148 )
– LAN interface for ADSL connections ( chapter 7.2.3, page 155 and
chapter 9.3.2, page 288 )
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Configure the WAN partners ( chapter 7.3, page 159 ).
Configuration examples:
– ISP T-Online ( "Internet Access over T-Online", page 183 )
– ISP Compuserve ( "Internet Access over Compuserve", page 184 )
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Configure the interfaces of your expansion card, if applicable ( chapter 9,
page 277 )
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The facilities for more advanced configuration can be found in chapter 8,
page 187 .
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The configuration of security functions and Firewall can be found in
chapter 10, page 307 .
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If you wish to run communication applications on the hosts in the LAN with
your
X4000 basic unit (e.g. RVS COM Lite), you must configure the remote
CAPI on the hosts (see chapter 6.4, page 115 ) and assign the extension
numbers accordingly ( "Incoming call answering", page 141 ).
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When you have completed the configuration, you should save your
configuration file (
chapter 7.4, page 186 ).