Marathon MAGNUM ROUTER

Chapter 4: Installing the Hardware

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5. Connect the appropriate M1 to A1 cable from the M1 port of the Magnum Router to the

A1 port of the Marathon base unit. Connect the appropriate WAN port cables to their

respective CSU/DSU’s Connect the manager console cable.

6. Power on the equipment.

This completes the hardware installation of the Magnum Router.

Contents

Main MAGNUM ROUTER Users Guide Release 2.0 marathonstore.com Where Customer Service Comes First Page About this Guide Part 1 Part 2 Part 1 Part 2 Page Table of Contents CHAPTER 1: INTRODUCTION................................................................1-1 CHAPTER 2: MAGNUM ROUTER FEATURES ......................................2-1 CHAPTER 3: PRE-INSTALLATION.........................................................3-1 CHAPTER 6: LOGGING ONTO A MAGNUM ROUTER..........................6-1 CHAPTER 7: MAGNUM ROUTER GUI MANAGER................................7-1 Page Page Page Page Chapter 1: Introduction ___________________________________________________________________ Chapter 1: Introduction Introduction About the Magnum Router Page Chapter 2: Magnum Router Features Scaleable Marathon Modularity IP Features Compatibility Magnum Router Specifications 55 to +85 C 0 to +50 C Up to 95% non-condensing Installation Requirements MAGNUM ROUTER CABLE KITS Page Chapter 3: Pre-Installation ___________________________________________________________________ Chapter 3: Pre-Installation Planning and Preparation Planning the Magnum Router / Marathon Installation Planning the Configuration Chapter 3: Pre-Installation ___________________________________________________________________ Planning Worksheets Chapter 4: Installing the Hardware Installing the Magnum Router Module into the Marathon base unit Page Chapter 5: Magnum Router Manager Installation About the Manager Software Installing Manager Software Page Page Upgrading the Magnum Router Manager Additional Folders Starting the Magnum Router Manager First-Time Startup Page Chapter 6: Logging Onto a Magnum Router Connecting to a Magnum Router Console Cabling Telnet Cabling Marathon Matrix Cabling used is configured properly. Refer to chapter 12 for further information. Modem Connection Cabling Magnum Router Login Screen Login Methods Console Login Telnet Micom Marathon Matrix used is configured properly. Refer to chapter 12 for further information. Page Modem Page Magnum Router Manager Phone Directory Page Passwords Login Messages Get Configuration Other Login Screen Options Magnum Router Manager Terminal Page Magnum Router Manager Terminal Commands Chapter 7: Magnum Router GUI Manager The Manager User Interface Magnum Router Manager Main Screen Toolbar Buttons Page Port Config Button Page Baud Rate Notes WAN Config Button Page Deleting a WAN Configuration Entry Other WAN Config Buttons Master WAN-IP Address Adding a Master WAN-IP Address Entry Changing a Master WAN-IP Address Entry Deleting a Master WAN-IP Entry WAN-IP Route Map Page Advanced Routing Adding an Advanced Routing Entry Changing an Advanced Routing Entry Deleting an Advanced Routing Entry Page Ethernet Config Button Adding an Ethernet IP Entry Changing an Ethernet IP Entry Deleting an Ethernet IP Entry Micro-Band Voice Over IP Adding an MVoIP Entry Changing an MVoIP Entry Deleting an MVoIP Entry DHCP Server Page Multiple IP Addresses Page Page Save Configuration Send Configuration Save Configuration Notes Reboot the Magnum Router Page Menu Bar Access Menu (ALT-A) Logon to the Mangum Router Logoff the Magnum Router Remotely Access a Magnum Router Remotely Access a Magnum Router Page Page Saving Configuration Files Printing a Configuration Get A Configuration from Magnum Router Send Configuration to the Magnum Router Settings Menu (ALT-S) Communications Settings Remote Magnum Names Adding a Remote Name Entry Page System Menu (ALT-Y) Reboot Router Upgrade Magnum Router Page Page Page Page Page Page PING Page Page Show IP Routes Page Change Access Password Page Statistics Menu (ALT-T) Display Port Statistics Page Page Display Magnum Utilization Menu Bar File Menu Chart Menu Update Interval Menu Exit Page Data Selection Bar Chart Page Port Status Strobe Help Menu Item (ALT-H) Exit Menu Item (ALT-X) Page Chapter 8: Magnum Router Specialized Functions Virtual Routing Direct Connect DLCIs Virtual DLCIs Page NON-Virtual DLCIs Micro-Band Voice Over IP RIP Routing Chapter 9: Sample Configurations Sample 1 - Dedicated Point to Point Network Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Sample 2 - Point to Point Public Frame Relay Network Page Page Page Page Page Sample 3 - Multi-Point Public Frame-Relay Network Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Sample 4 - MicroBand VoIP Page Page Page Page Page Page Sample 5 RIP Routing Point to Point Network Page Sample 6 DHCP Server Magnum/Marathon A Page Chapter 10: Magnum Router Troubleshooting LED Display Indicators Magnum Router Hardware Problems Magnum Router Power-up Self Test Problems Frame Relay Link Does Not Come Up Frame Relay Link Performance Slow/Unreliable Problems Connecting to the Manager Page 11-1 Chapter 11: Magnum Router Cable Specifications To Integration Unit To Magnum Router (Female) (Male) M5000C/M1-A1 (15") M5000C/M1-A1V35 (18") 11-3 M5000C/W123 11-4 M5000C/FRAD 11-5 Female DB9 Male DB25 M5000C/CP For use between user PC and Magnum Router console port. 11-6 M5000C/MODEM Male DB25 M5000C/MATRIX M5000C/CAT5E 10' M5000C/LOCAL Page Chapter 12: Marathon Port Configuration Frame Relay Port Configuration Example Async Channel Configuration Example Chapter 13: Configuration Worksheets 13-2 Magnum Router Configuration Sheet Magnum Router Configuration Sheet Magnum Router Configuration Sheet List of Figures