Efficient Networks 5600 Series manual Installation Instructions, Dsl

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Installation Instructions

NOTE: The labels for the back panel of the router are located on the underside of the unit.

1Be sure the Power switch is in the OFF position.

2Connect the power cable to the power connector on the back of the router; then connect it to a power outlet.

DSL

Connection

to phone line

Power	Ethernet	Serial	Power
(Out=OFF, In=ON)	Connection	Port	Connection
	to computer	Port
	to computer	(optional)
		(optional)

3To connect the router directly to the Ethernet port on a PC, workstation or laptop, use the gray RJ45 cable, which is a straight-through UTP copper wire cable. The cable labeled “ XOVER” on one end is a crossover UTP copper-wire cable that must be used only when connecting the router to an Ethernet hub.

4Connect one end of an RJ11 telephone cable to the router’s DSL port and the other end to the DSL service port (wall jack).

Plug cable into DSL wall jack

Power

RJ11(phone)

Cable

GRAY RJ45

Ethernet Cable

Computer

Router

5Depress the router’s power button to turn on the unit.

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Contents 6SHHG6WUHDP Efficient Networks, Inc Efficient Networks, Inc. Hardware Warranty Efficient Networks, Inc Contents Efficient Networks, Inc Efficient Networks, Inc About the 5600 Series DSL Router IntroductionRouting vs. Bridging Dslam Where and Why to Use Router For Information On See How to Use this GuideAbout the 5600 Series DSL Router Installation Requirements Hardware InstallationPackage Contents DSL Installation InstructionsRJ11 Connector Information RJ45 Connector InformationRouter LEDs on Startup Sys Enet Dsl Atm Network Access Accessing the RouterConnecting to the router via Ethernet Getting StartedTelnet Access Http Web-browser AccessFTP Access for Firmware/Configuration Uploads Local Terminal using Serial Connection Logging on via the Serial Port Types of User InterfacesHtml Web Interface Command Line InterfaceCommand Line Interface Conventions Command Prompt/Error PromptTypes of User Interfaces How do you want to use the Router? Configuring RouterSetting the Password PPP Factory Default ConfigurationRFC 1483 Configuration Router PPP ConfigurationBridge Configuration Testing the Configuration Concepts TerminologyAcronyms Technical Concepts Asynchronous Transfer ModeDigital Subscriber Line DSL Encapsulation Methods PPP RFCPoint-to-Point Protocol PPP Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol DhcpDhcp Relay Domain Name Service DNSDhcp Server DNS Server DNS ResolverPublic and Private Networks and the use of Napt Technical Concepts Technical Reference DSL Router/Bridge Specifications36 5621 DSL Router/Bridge Specifications Numerics IndexRIP