HP 3000 Router manual Fei0

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3Com Router 3000 ADSL2+ Family

3. Starting and Maintaining the Router

Installation Guide

zSelect <1> to change the parameters for downloading. The following information is

displayed:

Change Boot Parameter:

 

'.' = clear field;

'-' = go to previous field; ^D = quit

boot device

: fei0

processor number

:

0

host name

:

8040

file name

: M8240ram.arj

inet on ethernet (e) : 169.254.10.10

inet on backplane (b):

 

host inet (h)

: 169.254.10.11

gateway inet (g)

:

8040

user (u)

:

ftp password (pw) (blank = use rsh):

flags (f)

:

0x0

target name (tn)

:

 

startup script (s)

:

 

other (o)

:

 

Note:

You can change the parameter settings behind the colons (:).

The 3040/3041 allows you to download programs through both TFTP and FTP.

zAfter you set the parameters, select <2> to start downloading.

3)To clear application password, select <4> in the Boot Menu. This is used for clearing a superuser password. The setting takes effect only once and at a reboot superuser password authentication is enabled.

Caution:

Upgrade router software only when necessary and with help of engineers. When doing that, make sure that the Boot ROM software version can work with the version of the adopted application program.

4)To enter the Boot ROM submenu, select <7>.

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Contents 3Com Router 3000 ADSL2+ Family Installation Guide 3Com Corporation Campus Drive Marlborough, MA 01752-3064 Table of Contents Troubleshooting Introduction Product OverviewAppearance Hardware Features of the 3Com RouterRouter System specificationsInterface attributes LEDsDescription Console portADSL2+ over Pots interface Fast Ethernet FE interface3Front view of the Router Hardware Features of the Router6System specifications of the Router Isdn ACT Isdn Safety Precautions Installing the RouterPlacing the Router on a Tabletop/Workbench Installing the RouterMounting the Router on a Vertical Surface Connecting the Power Cord Connecting the Ground WireAC-input power supply Connecting the AC-input power cordConnecting the console cable Connecting the Router to a Console TerminalConsole cable Connecting an Ethernet cable Connecting the Router to LANEthernet cable Verifying Installation Connecting the router to a console terminal Setting up a Configuration EnvironmentSetting terminal parameters Starting and Maintaining the Router3Com Router 3000 ADSL2+ Family 5Setting the terminal type Powering on the Router Maintaining the Router Boot MenuFei0 Upgrading an application program Upgrading Programs through XModemUpgrading the Boot ROM program Upgrading the extended segment of the Boot ROM program Upgrading Application Programs with NET Press Enter as prompted to have the router reboot Troubleshooting the Power System TroubleshootingTroubleshooting the Configuration System SymptomsRecovering/Replacing a Lost Boot ROM Password
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3000 Router specifications

The HP 3000 Router is a high-performance networking device designed for small to medium-sized businesses seeking to streamline their internet connectivity and enhance network performance. With its robust set of features, the HP 3000 delivers reliable performance, advanced security, and convenient management options.

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