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Setting the Unit Name
Before you configure the unit to connect to any
other network, you must first give the unit a name.
Enter
NA
at the command prompt on the Quick
Configuration screen to display the screen illustrated
in
Figure 1-10
.
The fields on this screen are:
Unit Name
Type in a suitable name for this unit. The
name can be up to 12 characters long, must contain
no spaces and should, where possible, give an
indication of the geographical location of the unit or
the name of the users.
Manager LAN IP Address
Type the IP address for
this unit. It must be a unique IP address on your
network.
Manager LAN IP Mask
Enter an appropriate IP
subnet mask. See
“Subnet Masking”
in
Appendix A
for more information about subnet masks.
Network Type
Toggle the network type to match
the ISDN service provided by your ISDN service
provider.
Figure 1-10
Setting The Unit Name
SPID 1 and 2
Service Profile IDs (SPID) are used by
some ISDN service providers in the USA. If SPID is
used, enter the value you are given by your ISDN
service provider. Leave this field blank if you have
not been provided a SPID.
Directory Number 1 and 2
Enter the ISDN number
associated with each SPID.
Press [CTRL]+[E] to submit these parameters.
Rc.bk : RC01.FRM Page 22 Thursday, July 10, 1997 9:53 AM