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- Contacting Ascend Customer Service
- Important safety instructions
About This Guide
- How to use this guide
- What you should know
- Documentation conventions
- Manual set
Installing the Pipeline
- Pipeline components
- Hardware and interfaces you need to supply
- A WAN interface
- An external network terminator (S-interface only)
- A computer with a serial port
- A modem cable
- An Ethernet interface
- Software you need to supply
- Networking software
- TFTP server software
- Communications software
- Installation steps
- Connecting to a leased line
- Connecting to an ISDN line
- Connecting a U-interface Pipeline
- Connecting an S-interface Pipeline
- Connecting the Ethernet
- Connecting to a network
- Connecting to a 10Base-T network with a hub
- Connecting to a Thinnet network
- Connecting to the Terminal port
- Connecting a UNIX workstation
- Optional serial connection to an IBM-compatible computer
- Optional serial connection to a Macintosh computer
- Starting up the Pipeline
- Reading the Pipeline LEDs
- Mounting the Pipeline on a wall
Basic Configuration Settings
- Overview
- TCP/IP information
- ISDN or Frame Relay information
- Routing information
- IP routing information
- IPX routing information
- AppleTalk routing
- Bridged connections
- Entering your settings
Using the On-board Software
- Establishing a serial connection to the Pipeline
- Establishing a Telnet connection
- Menus and status windows
- Finding information in the menus
- Opening a menu
- Changing parameters with text entries
- Setting parameters with predefined values
- Saving or discarding your changes
- Status windows
- Entering a basic configuration
- Filling in the Configure menu
- Setting up Network Address Translation (NAT)
- Additional IPX settings
- Additional Frame Relay settings
- Additional T1 line settings
- Performing a self-test
- Manually dialing the remote network
- Securing the Pipeline
TCP/IP Example Settings
- Setting up a TCP/IP network
- Basic TCP/IP settings
- Setting up TCP/IP in Windows 95
- Setting up TCP/IP on a Macintosh
IP Routing Configuration Example
- Sample Pipeline configuration data
- Sample ISDN information
- Sample remote network information
- Setting up IP routing in the Configure menu
- Establishing a serial connection in Windows 95
- Entering configuration information
- Telneting into the Pipeline
- Setting up Network Address Translation (NAT)
- Securing the Pipeline
Warranties and FCC regulations
Index
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