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TCP/IP Setup Using If you are using Macintosh operating system version 7.6 or later, Open Transport

Mac OS 7.6 or later (OT) PPP is provided and installed by default. If you did not install OT PPP when you installed your system software, perform a custom installation of your system software and install OT PPP version 1.1 or later.

To set up TCP/IP for Mac, do the following.

1From the Apple menu, select Control Panels and then select TCP/IP. The TCP/IP dialog box appears.

Figure 30 TCP/IP Dialog Box for Macintosh Computers

2Select Ethernet or Ethernet built in from the Connect via drop down list box.

3If this LAN uses dynamic IP addresses, select Using DHCP Server from the Configure drop-down list box. If this LAN uses static IP addresses, select Manually from the Configure drop-down list box and then enter the IP address.

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OfficeConnect Isdn LAN Modem 95052-8145 3Com CorporationBayfront Plaza Santa Clara, California Table of Contents Hardware Description and Installation Advanced Configuration Supplementary Voice Call Services Troubleshooting and Maintenance Glossary Index 3COM Corporation Limited Warranty This Guide How to UseShows where to find specific information in this guide About this Guide Convention Description ConventionsList conventions that are used throughout this guide Icon Description Applications Access to the InternetIntroduction Introduction Access to a Remote Office Network locallyA Remote Office Connectivity FeaturesEase of Installation and Use High Performance Remote Management Remote management using the same Web browser interfaceVoice Features Bandwidth Management Security DiagnosticsWarranty Isdn Standards and Interface Introduction Functionality Description Connection TypesAn example of a single connection is shown in Figure LAN Application Sharing over the LAN Kbps B2 Location connection to a remote office LAN Translation DestinationCall Routing While No Other Calls Are Connected Call Routing While One Call Is Already Connected What is Multilink PPP?What is BACP/BAP? Understanding Multilink PPP Allocation Multilink PPP Configuration OptionsUnderstanding Dynamic Bandwidth Understanding VPNs PptpNetwork For Windows Dial-Up Networking Users Isdn LAN Modem Hardware Description InstallationPackage Contents Before You Install Front Panel LED Description Front panel provides the following LEDsColor Description Installing the Isdn LAN Modem DescriptionBefore You Begin 10BASE-T Ethernet Port Installing the Isdn Cable To install the Isdn cable 10BASE-T Hub-to-Hub Connection Common scenario, is as follows Analog Equipment Connection Telephone standard, their operation is not guaranteed Installing the Power To install the power cable Wall Mounting the Isdn LAN ModemCable Using Stacking Clips Using Rubber Feet and Stacking Clips Windows 98 Setting UP TCP/IP for Windows MacintoshTCP/IP Setup Using You may be prompted for your installation disks or CD-ROM Select Network Component Type Dialog Box TCP/IP Setup Using Windows 98 and Windows 95 Have not already set up TCP/IP, do the following You will need your Windows NT 4.0 installation CD-ROMWindows NT TCP/IP Setup Using Windows NT 4.0 Network Protocols Group Box TCP/IP Setup Using Mac OS 7.6 or later Select Unlisted or Update Protocol and then click OK From the Network group box, click Network Setup TCP/IP Setup Using Windows 3.11 Setting UP TCP/IP for Windows and Macintosh Displayed on your computer Configuring the Isdn LAN ModemTypical Configuration Before You Begin Addresses For Windows NT 4.0 Users For Windows 98 and 95 Users For Windows 3.11 Users Uncheck Enable Automatic Dhcp ConfigurationYou are asked to restart your computer Click OK For Macintosh Users Click Continue Configuring the Isdn LAN Modem for the Typical Configuration Set Password Window ISP Wizard Window Click Continue Click Continue Isdn LAN Modem WebWizard Main Main Isdn LAN Modem Main Configuring the Isdn LAN Modem Main configuration page, do the following Advanced Configuration Direct Connection to an ISP When to Select ISP When to Select Private Network Setting Up a Connection to the InternetTo an ISP ISP Service Provider Selection Window Setting Up Additional Service Providers Setting Up a Connection to a Remote LAN Private Network Service Provider Selection Window Advanced Configuration Setting Up Additional Service Providers Provider Profiles Editing Service Workstations from Accessing Service ProvidersConfiguring Your LAN Restricting Local Domain Name Enable Dhcp ServerEnable NetBIOS Filtering IP Address and Subnet Mask Changing Data Call Parameters Disconnecting an Automatic Data Call Disconnecting a Manual Data CallMinimum Call Duration Call Parameters Connect DelayDisconnect Delay Connect/Disconnect Threshold for the Second B Channel Default Voice Call Routing Configuration Protection Selective PasswordReserving Dhcp Addresses OfficeConnect Isdn LAN Modem Isdn Information Sheet PasswordChanging Your Isdn LAN Modem, do the following Isdn Parameters Screen Via an Isdn Modem Configuring the Isdn LAN Modem from a Remote LocationConfiguring the Isdn LAN Modem Remotely Following Click TCP/IP Settings Advanced Configuration Supplementary Voice Call Services Supplementary Voice ServicesDescriptions of each supplementary voice service follow Click Isdn Parameters On port 1 and disabled on portCall Waiting Waiting How Do Do This Caller ID Caller ID Date and TimeGo to the Isdn LAN Modem’s main page http//3com.oc.lanmodem Isdn LAN Modem Be enabled on your second telephone number as wellTo enable or disable Flexible Calling, do the following Flexible Calling Order to activate Call Conference Call ConferenceThree-Way Calling Received or have placed the first call Call Forwarding Through the Isdn LAN ModemReminder that Call Forwarding is still in effect Supplementary Voice Call Services Automatically PLACING, Receiving Disconnecting CallsPlacing Calls Placing a Call Provider To an Existing ServiceManually Placing a Call Manually Calls Participating in aTemporary Call Placing Multilink PPP Manually Disconnecting DataCalls Automatically Seconds, a second B channel is added, if not already in use Idle Timeout PLACING, Receiving and Disconnecting Calls Unauthorized opening of the unit will void the warranty Troubleshooting Maintenance Monitoring LEDs Instructions to resolve the problem LED State Possible Cause Solution LEDsB1/B2 Symptoms, Causes, and Solutions Possible Cause Evaluating SymptomsSolutions Solutions Symptom Possible Cause Solution For call coming up To Use two B Channels Enabled on your Isdn line Negotiation will not be successful Contacting Technical Isdn LAN Modem Resetting the Isdn LAN ModemFinding More Information System Statistics Description System Current Call For This Call Information Type Description InformationCall Information Isdn Line Information Description For This Call Last Call Information Type Description Understanding Last Call Information Provider Information Service Provider Information Description Example of a LAN Networking Primer How does a LAN connect to a WAN? What is a network? Subnet Mask What is an IP Address? What is a Subnet Mask? What is a network? Appendix a Networking Primer Configuration and information Web sites Using the Custom WEB Browser Browser Using FavoritesInstalling the Custom Internet Explorer Isdn LAN Modem Factory C Defaults Appendix C Isdn LAN Modem Factory Defaults Refer to for the Isdn LAN Modem specifications PowerEnvironmental Operating Range Year 2000 Compliance EZ-ISDN 1A Ordering Isdn Service This completes the procedure for ordering your Isdn line Simultaneous Voice Data on the Same Telephone Number Limitations of Isdn Ordering Codes U EZ-ISDN 1, V Numbers For Lucent Technologies 5ESS Switches For Siemens Ewsd SwitchesCall Forwarding Variable -- for Call Forwarding For Nortel DMS-100Switches Codes for use with the Isdn LAN Modem Table of IsdnOrdering Code Capabilities Channel to call Glossary Kbps Layer Firmware IP address Glossary Glossary 127 Index UDP 3Com Corporation Limited Warranty Declaration Canadian Notice