Efficient Networks 5600 Series manual Html Web Interface, Command Line Interface

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HTML Web Interface

The HTML interface for the router first displays a page showing the current configuration of the router. The first page also provides links to the following functions:

Simple Setup Presents configuration forms where you can enter the minimum configuration parameters needed to configure the router for use on the network.

Advanced Setup Leads to a more detailed interface with several links that allow more in-depth configuration of functions available on the router. This interface provides the following links:

Configuration Procedures

Status and Statistics

Command List

Configuration Redisplays the tables showing the current router

Summaryconfiguration.

Change Mode Switches from router to bridge or from bridge to router mode.

Set Password Sets the login password on the modem. To reset the router to not require a password, do not enter any text in the new password fields and click on Set.

Command Line Interface

The command-line interface is a convenient way to quickly access the router and perform simple configuration procedures. The command-line interface is accessible via the serial port using a terminal emulation package. The command-line is also accessible remotely if you have a computer that can reach the router using the LAN IP address (Ethernet IP address) or the WAN IP address.

20 Types of User Interfaces

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Contents 6SHHG6WUHDP Efficient Networks, Inc Efficient Networks, Inc. Hardware Warranty Efficient Networks, Inc Contents Efficient Networks, Inc Efficient Networks, Inc Introduction About the 5600 Series DSL RouterRouting vs. Bridging Dslam Where and Why to Use RouterFor Information On See How to Use this GuideAbout the 5600 Series DSL Router Hardware Installation Installation RequirementsPackage Contents DSL Installation InstructionsRJ45 Connector Information RJ11 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 Access FTP 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 Terminology ConceptsAcronyms Technical Concepts Asynchronous Transfer ModeDigital Subscriber Line DSL Encapsulation Methods PPP RFCPoint-to-Point Protocol PPP Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol DhcpDomain Name Service DNS Dhcp RelayDhcp Server DNS Resolver DNS ServerPublic and Private Networks and the use of Napt Technical Concepts Technical Reference DSL Router/Bridge Specifications36 5621 DSL Router/Bridge Specifications Numerics IndexRIP