Acer 700 Series Chapter 2Installing the AcerRouter 700

AcerRouter 700 Series User Guide 2-1

Chapter 2Installing the AcerRouter 700

Now you should be ready to connect your AcerRouter 700 to devices on your LAN

and ISDN wall jacks.

Follow these steps to install the AcerRouter 700:

Step 1 Connect the ISDN cable to the wall jack and the ISDN port on the

AcerRouter 700.

Step 2 Connect PCs/Workstations or a hub to the AcerRouter’s Ethernet ports. If

you are connecting a hub, see “Connecting more devices through a Hub to

the AcerRouter 700” later in this chapter.

Step 3 Connect the power supply pack to an electrical outlet and the AcerRouter

700. When everything is connected, turn on the power switch.

Figure 2-1 AcerRouter 700 Connectors

AUX ISDN

∋A ∋B ∋CON

Uplink

LAN 1 LAN 2 LAN 3 LAN 4

Contents

Main Page About This User Guide How to Reach Us Contents Page Page Page Chapter 1 Introduction Whats in the box? Overview of the AcerRouter 700 Multifunction Router ISDN AcerRouter 700 Applications Accessing the Internet Accessing Servers from the Public Network Supporting Dial-in Access to Your Network Creating Your Own Private Wide Area Network Making Regular Voice Calls Using the 700 Making AcerVoIp Calls Over the Internet Creating a Virtual Private Network (VPN) A Configuration Example Security Overview A Physical Look at the AcerRouter 700 The connectors on the back AcerRouter 700 Series User Guide 1-8 1 power ON/OFF switch The LEDs on the front Chapter 2Installing the AcerRouter 700 Setting Up a Windows PC for Configuring the AcerRouter 700 Page Connecting more Devices through a Hub to the 700 Chapter 3Configuring the AcerRouter 700 Internet Access in Five Minutes Using Different Browsers for AcerRouter Configu ration Netscape Navigator 4.x: Internet Explorer 4.x and 5.x: Page Customizing the SMART for Your Specific Needs Basic Internet Access Internet Access with Advanced Configuration Access to/from Remote Site (e.g., Branch Office) Dial-in Access for Off-Site Users Overview of The SMART Browser Screen SMART Menu Configuration Window Message Window System Status Monitoring Window What is a Connection Profile? Configuring A Basic Internet Access Profile Page Configuring More Internet Access Profiles Deleting Internet Access Profiles Setting Up Internet Access with Advanced Features Page Advanced Setup Options for Internet Access Advanced Internet Access Setup Page Page Configuring for Remote Office Access ISDN Configuration Creating a Profile for Remote Office Access Page Advanced Options for Remote Office Access Profiles Page Page Deleting Remote Office Access Profiles Setting Up Dial-in User Accounts ISDN Configuration Configuring a Dial-in User Profile Page Advanced Options for Dial-in Profiles Page Deleting Dial-in User Profiles Page Setting the System Time Setting Internet Access Time Restrictions System Time Setting Internet Access Time Configuration Chapter 4Configuring the Voice Adapter Configuration for Voice or Fax Operation Direct Calling Page Configuring AcerVoIP and Speed Dial Numbers SpeedDial Table Entry Configuration Page Chapter 5 Managing the AcerRouter 700 How to View the Connection Log Connection Log How to Upgrade the AcerRouter Features/Software System Upgrade How to Save or Clear Configuration Changes How to Reset the AcerRouter Configuration Data Options Configuration Options How to Change My SMART Password What if I Forget the Password? Reset System Password Configuration How to Customize the SMART Interface How to Configure General System Settings System Information Chapter 6Advanced Configuration Creating Virtual Private Networking Connections Configuring VPN Remote Office Access Profiles VPN Tunnel Configuration Page Advanced Options for VPN Profiles IP Packet Filtering An IP Packet Filtering Overview Adding/Editing/Deleting a Packet Rule Filtering Configuration IP Filter Configuration To Configure Advanced IP Settings System IP Configuration The IP Routing Table Adding the Default Route or a Static Route IP Routing Table To Configure IPX Settings IP Routing Table System IPX Configuration To Enable Bridging Learning Using the Command Line Interface Connecting to the CLI With Telnet System Bridging Configuration Connecting to the CLI Through the Console Port Page Chapter 7 Messages System Messages Page Page Page Page Page Connection Log Messages Embedded HTTP Server Messages HTTP/1.0 404 File Not Found HTTP/1.0 500 Internal Server Error Page Appendix A AcerRouter 700 Specifications Page Appendix B Glossary ARP Table Authentication Bootp Relay Agent Bridge Page Page Page Appendix CWarranty ,Copyrights,FCCNotice Warranty Licenses and Trademarks FCC Part 15 Notice