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Chapter 2 Setting Up BBSM Hotspot

Configuring Windows for Multinet

Step 7 Click Submit. A confirmation window appears.

Step 8 Click Close.

Configuring Windows for Multinet

This section describes how to configure the Windows operating system to support multiple networks (multinets), on the BBSM Hotspot server. You only need to perform this procedure if you are using a multinet. BBSM Hotspot servers are initially configured as single networks, or singlenets.

Note For more information on multinets, refer to the “Private and Public IP Addresses (Multinet)” section on page 2-40.

Caution Although you use the Network and Dial-up Connections window to add multinet 2, do not delete multinet 2 through this window, because although it is deleted from the GUI, it does not actually get removed from the BBSM Hotspot databases. Use the Address Change Wizard to remove multinet 2. Refer to the “Running the Address Change Wizard” section on page A-1.

Use the following procedure to reconfigure the internal NIC on your BBSM Hotspot server.

Step 1 Right-clickMy Network Places.

Step 2 From the pop-up menu, select Properties. The Network and Dial-up Connections window appears. (See Figure 2-26.)

Figure 2-26 Network and Dial-up Connections Window

Step 3 Right-click AtNatMP, and select Properties. The AtNatMP Properties window appears. (See Figure 2-27.)

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Contents Setting Up Bbsm Hotspot Before You StartRunning the Setup Wizard Bbsm Hotspot Setup Wizard Welcome Window Enter Server Settings Window Field DescriptionEnter External and Internal IP Addresses Window Number Subnet Code IP AddressesCalculating TCP/IP Addresses Window Step See Figure Setting Up Bbsm Hotspot Running the Setup Wizard Click Cancel to stop the setup 10 Enter Network Device Configuration Parameters Window 11 Calculating Internal Network Address Ranges Window 12 Discovering Network Devices Window 15 Discovering Network Devices Results Window 16 Create Custom Web Page Window Understanding the Bbsm Hotspot Dashboard 17 Congratulations! WindowDashboard Access 18 DashboardConfiguration 19 Enter Network Password Dialog BoxWeb Description Using Navigation ButtonsOperations Component Tested and Supported for Bbsm Hotspot Connecting a Client to Bbsm HotspotButton Description 21 FreeAccess Start Default Account Username Password Description Changing the Default Security Passwords Changing the Windows 2000 Administrator Password 22 Computer Management Window Changing the Msde ‘sa’ Password 24 Password Changed Confirmation Dialog BoxConfiguring Windows for Multinet Right-clickMy Network Places27 AtNatMP Properties Window 28 Internet Protocol TCP/IP Properties Window 29 Advanced TCP/IP Settings Window Configuring DNS Forwarding 31 Advanced TCP/IP Settings Window with Added TCP/IP AddressClick the Forwarders tab. See Figure Feature Considerations Using Web PagesCisco Bbsm Hotspot 1.0 User Guide Using Radius with Bbsm Hotspot Web Page SetRadius Authentication, Authorization, and Accounting Accounting-Request Attribute Attribute Description Port Hopping Byte Value DescriptionSetting Up Bbsm Hotspot Feature Considerations Cisco Switch Clustering Private and Public IP Addresses Multinet78-15293-01