NETGEAR RT210, RT211 Using the Congure IP Routes Menu

Reference Guide for the Model RT210/RT211 ISDN Routers

Menus and Commands 4-13

• PPPProf

This proﬁle determines the operating mode of PPP for incoming connections on this port and

must match the proﬁle that is conﬁgured on the appropriate path. The various options are listed

in Table E-1 in Appendix E, “PPP Authentication Proﬁles. CUSTOM proﬁle is user-deﬁned in

the CONF PPP form.

Default: Custom

Using the Conﬁgure IP Routes Menu

You can manage your IP routes and create permanent routes by using the IP Routes Menu and

Update IP Routes Form.

You can create permanent routes by adding or editing an entry. Enter the Destination, Gateway,

and Metric in their normal format, and select the Path from a list of conﬁgured paths by pressing

the space bar. Other routes are learned dynamically through the use of a routing protocol, for

example, RIP. The system automatically adds a path-based route once an address is conﬁgured on

a path.

Following are the menu command options and functions provided by Conﬁgure IP Routes Menu:

•ID

This is a system-assigned number.

• Dest

The destination network or host IP address and subnet bits.

• Gateway

The IP address of another network device to which data should be sent for onward

transmission. This address is sometimes known as the next hop device and is not necessary for

a non-LAN path.

• Metric

The value that the routing protocol uses to cost the path.

• Path

The path over which the network or host can be reached.

• Type

Path types can be Static, Path-based, or RIP. Path-based or RIP path types can be learned

through ISDN.

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Contents

Main Page Page Page Contents Page Page Page Page Page Figures Page Tables Page Preface Audience Purpose Conventions Use of Enter, Type, and Press Special Message Formats Related Publication Customer Support World Wide Web Chapter 1 Introduction Features About the Router Key Features ISDN Support Management Support TCP/IP Support Multilink PPP Support Planning Considerations Basic Concepts Page Connecting to ISDN Using Subaddressing and Multiple Subscriber Numbering Using PPP to Connect to Other Devices Using TCP/IP Dening Security Levels Chapter 2 Installing and Connecting Package Contents Site Preparation Checklists ISDN Services Checklist Network Checklist Installing and Connecting the Router Page 2-6 Installing and Connecting Figure 2-1. Router connections Connecting to ISDN U Interface S/T Interface Installing and Connecting 2-9 Figure 2-2. Connecting the NETGEAR Model RT210 router to ISDN in North America Connecting to a Hub Power Connection Using the FirstGear ISDN Router Conguration Utility Connecting Through a Serial Port or a Telnet Connection Page Page Chapter 3 Conguring the Router Conguration Methods 3-2 Configuring the Router Using the Commands in the Interface Table 3-1. Key character commands Table 3-2. Task commands Page Using the Built-in Interface Quick Setup Page Page Using the Built-In Interface Basic Setup Naming the Router Entering the Network Address Conguring the ISDN Line Connecting to Another NETGEAR or Bay Networks Nautica Router Connecting to a Router Using Point-to-Point Protocol Page Verifying Autocall Operation Operating with a Single IP Address Caller Line Identication (CLI) Obtaining Additional Bandwidth Subaddressing and Multiple Subscriber Numbering (MSN) Page Chapter 4 Menus and Commands Using the Menus Page Menus and Commands 4-3 Figure 4-2 illustrates the built-in interface menu hierarchy. Figure 4-2. Built-in interface menu hierarchy Using the CONFIG Command Using the Update System Parameters Form Using the Congure Paths Menu Page Page Page Page Using the Congure Ports Menu Page Using the Congure IP Routes Menu Using the Update PPP Custom Parameters Menu Page Using the STATS Command Viewing the Status/Statistics Menu Page Page Page Using the TELNET Command Using the PING Command Using the QUIT Command Page Chapter 5 Troubleshooting Using the Trace Window to Display System Messages Understanding the ISDN Clearing Codes Troubleshooting 5-3 Table 5-2. ISDN internal clearing codes Table 5-1. ISDN clearing codes (continued) Troubleshooting Your ISDN Line Using the Ping Utility to Troubleshoot a TCP/IP Network Testing the LAN Path to Your Router Testing the Path from Your Router to a Remote Device Page Testing the Full Path from Your PC to a Remote Device Testing the Voice Port Appendix A Technical Specications General Specications Page Appendix B TCP/IP Routing IP Addressing Page Subnet Addressing Address Resolution Routing IP Over ISDN Connecting to Other Routers Appendix C Ordering ISDN Lines Ordering an ISDN Line Connecting Devices to a Basic Rate ISDN Connecting to ISDN in North America Directory Numbers and SPIDs Page National ISDN Service Packages Page Connecting to ISDN in Europe Line Ordering Summary for North American Users Line Ordering Summary for European Users Page Appendix D Upgrading Software Obtaining the Latest Version of Software Upgrading Through a PC Upgrading Through a Remote Router Upgrading the Terminal Adapter Code Appendix E PPP Authentication Proles Determining PPP Proles E-2 PPP Authentication Profiles Table E-1. PPP authentication proles Table E-2. PPP authentication proles for NETGEAR, Nautica, and Bay products PPP Authentication Profiles E-3 Table E-3. PPP custom authentication proles for NETGEAR, Nautica, and Bay products E-4 PPP Authentication Profiles Table E-4. PPP authentication proles for other manufacturers Glossary Page Page Page Index A B C D E F H I L M N P R S T U V W