ELSA LANCOM Business LC-4X00, Manual

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you in your work of configuring, troubleshooting and when requesting support
information.
Leased-line connection: which settings do you configure on the router?
The settings for the two devices are very similar. We will use the settings for the router
at the Example Inc. as our basis and indicate any differences for the router at the service
provider.
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First set the router in the interface table for a leased-line connection using D64S
(configuration area 'Management', 'Interfaces' tab):
cd Setup/WAN-module/Interface-list
set S0-1 GRP0 1
The the B channel used in the router must be the same, i.e. this must also be a '1'.
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These settings alone allow the two routers to establish a connection independently
once they have been connected to a leased-line connection and switched on. They
will automatically use the 'DEFAULT' layer for this.
To ensure that the leased-line connection uses another layer, create a new layer in
the layer list and set it up according to your requirements in the layer lists of both
units ('Communication' configuration section, 'General' tab), e.g. with the PPP
protocol and compression.
cd Setup/WAN-module/Layer-list
set FVG0 TRANS PPP TRANS compr. HDLC64K
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A new entry in the name list ('Communication' configuration section, 'Remote sites'
tab) with identification of the remote station and the layers to be used enables the
router to establish a leased-line connection with the correct settings. It is not
necessary to enter a subscriber number.
Example Inc.'s local area net-
work Service provider's local
area network
IP address for the router 194.168.166.123
Netmask for the router 255.255.255.255
Intranet address of the LAN 10.100.100.0
Intranet address for the router 10.100.100.50
Intranet address for the Web server 10.100.100.99
Intranet-mask 255.255.255.0
Device-name Example Inc. Service provider