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Command Line Options for the 5660 | |
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Default Speedstream setup for dynamic DSL
For the line "set vc ppp 0 35 max" refers to your VPI and VCI. 0 & 35 are the default for Alltel. Your ISP may vary. |
default all
set pppauth "username" "password" set vc ppp 0 35 max set ripcfg none reboot |
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SETTING UP DHCP FOR DNS
By default DHCP on the speedstream is setup to hand out 10.0.0.1 as the DNS server. Which means that the the computers that get handed this won't be able to find webpages very easily, these steps setup DNS for DHCP. In this example, Alltel's DNS numbers will be used. |
Command-> set dhcpcfg
Type [ server relay ]: server Start IP Address Range: 10.0.0.2 Netmask for the IP Range: 255.0.0.0 End IP Address Range: 10.0.0.254 DHCP provided default router: 10.0.0.1 DHCP Primary DNS Server:166.102.165.13 DHCP Secondary DNS Server:166.102.165.11 DHCP Primary WINS IP: "HIT ENTER" DHCP Secondary WINS IP: "HIT ENTER" DNS Domain Name: "HIT ENTER" NetBIOS Node Type [ bnode pnode mnode hnode none]: HNODE NetBIOS Scope: "HIT ENTER" Lease Duration in minutes [infinite, 60-99999]: infinite DHCP changes will take place after reboot Command-> reboot |
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SETTING UP NAPT ENTRIES (EXAMPLE)
In this example I am setting up a NAPT entry for port 5800 to go to 10.0.0.150 |
Command-> set naptserver
Transport protocol [ tcp udp gre ]: tcp Service [name or port number]: 5800 Server IP Address [self or IP address]: 10.0.0.150 |
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SETTING UP NAPT SERVER (EXAMPLE)
In this example I am setting up a NAPT entry for port 80 to go to the router This would be used to make the web based configuration of the router accessable from the WAN port of the router (From the internet) |
Command-> set naptserver
Transport protocol [ tcp udp gre ]: tcp Service [name or port number]: 80 Server IP Address [self or IP address]: self |
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SETTING UP A STATIC IP (EXAMPLE)
Here is an example for a customer with a single static IP address. The 216.150.150.120 is the router's IP address and the 255.255.255.252 is the subnet mask for a single static IP. 255.255.255.248 would be used for static 5 |
set ethip 216.150.150.120 255.255.255.252
set ipgateway 0.0.0.0 set hostname YOUR-USERID set domainname alltel.net set ripcfg none set dhcp disable set dns enable set napt disable set ipfilter disable set pppauth YOUR-USERID YOUR-PASSWORD set vc ppp 0 35 max **When it asks for local IP just hit ENTER** set password *then hit ENTER* set snmpcfg |
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PUTTING THE 5660 INTO BRIDGE MODE
This is used if you are changing your encapsulation to PPPoE. Make sure that you are PPPoE with your ISP before doing this change. YOU WILL NEED YOUR MANAGEMENT CABLE TO DO THIS PROCESS. |
set bridge enable
reboot set vc 0 35 llc max **0 and 35 are your VPI and VCI** reboot |
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Command Line Options for the 5660 | |