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If you are attempting to configure or monitor your IBM 2210 and your service terminal is unreadable, see "Service Terminal Display Unreadable" in IBM 2210 Nways Multiprotocol Router Service and Maintenance Manual. |
On the panels that you view when using the Quick Configuration program, the information shown in brackets, [ ], is the default. For example:
Configure Bridging? (Yes, No, Quit): [Yes]
Integrated modems are automatically configured.
The following sections describe sample configurations using the Quick Configuration program (qconfig).
To start the quick configuration program, enter qc at the Config> prompt.
The program displays the following panel after starting.
+--------------------------------------------------------------------------------+ |Router Quick Configuration for the following: | | | |o Interfaces | |o Multilink PPP (w/o DIALs) | |o Dial Circuits (w/o DIALs) | |o Dial-in Access to LANs (DIALs) | |o Bridging | | Spanning Tree Bridge (STB) | | Source Routing Bridge (SRB) | | Source Routing/Transparent Bridge (SR/TB) | | Source Routing Transparent Bridge (SRT) | |o Protocols | | IP (including OSPF, RIP, and SNMP) | | IPX | | DNA | |o Booting | | | |Event Logging will be enabled for all configured subsystems | |with logging level 'Standard' | | | |Note: Please be warned that any existing configuration for a particular item | |will be removed if that item is configured through Quick Configuration | +--------------------------------------------------------------------------------+
Event logging records system activity, status changes, data transmission and reception, data and internal errors, and service requests. The logging level is set to standard (the default). For more information about error logging, refer to the Event Logging System Messages Guide.
During Quick Configuration you can:
If you added an ATM device, you will see the following prompts:
+--------------------------------------------------------------------------------+ |********************************************************** | |LAN Emulation Configuration | |********************************************************** | | | |Type 'Yes' to Configure LAN Emulation | |Type 'No' to skip LAN Emulation Configuration | |Type 'Quit' to exit Quick Config | | | |Configure LAN Emulation? (Yes, No, Quit): [Yes] | | | +--------------------------------------------------------------------------------+
You can configure either Token-Ring or Ethernet LAN Emulation clients from this question.
+--------------------------------------------------------------------------------+ |********************************************** | |Interface Configuration | | | |********************************************** | | | |Type 'Yes' to Configure Interfaces | |Type 'No' to skip Interface Configuration | |Type 'Quit' to exit Quick Config | | | |Configure Interfaces? (Yes, No, Quit): [Yes] | +--------------------------------------------------------------------------------+
When interface configuration begins, you can type 'r' any time at this level to restart Interface Configuration
The only WAN interfaces that you can configure using Quick Config are PPP, Frame Relay, and V34. The only parameters you can configure for PPP and Frame Relay are the cable type and the line speed if the IBM 2210 is providing the clocking. For V34 interfaces the cable type is set to RS-232 DTE with a clock speed of 115200.
| Note: | Some modems do not support 115200 as the DTE serial speed. If this is the case, you must go into the network configuration for that V34 net and lower the DTE speed. |
What quick configuration displays next depends on whether you have an Ethernet or Token-Ring version of the IBM 2210.
For Ethernet versions of the IBM 2210, configuration prompts similar to the following ones appear:
+--------------------------------------------------------------------------------+ |Intf 0 is Ethernet | | | |Intf 1 is WAN PPP | |Encapsulation for WAN 1 (PPP, Frame Relay, V34): [PPP] PPP | +--------------------------------------------------------------------------------+
The following message is displayed for PPP and Frame Relay:
+--------------------------------------------------------------------------------+ |Cable type (RS-232 DTE, RS-232 DCE, V.35 DTE, V.35 DCE, V.36 DTE, X.21 DTE, | |X.21 DCE: [RS-232 DTE] V.35 DCE | +--------------------------------------------------------------------------------+
| Note: | DTE cable types are used when attaching to a modem or DSU. DCE cable types are used when connecting directly to another DTE device and you want the 2210 to provide the clocking. |
+--------------------------------------------------------------------------------+ |Internal clock speed (decimal) (2400 - 2048000): [0] 1544000 | +--------------------------------------------------------------------------------+
Internal Clock Speed appears only if you enter a DCE cable.
The WAN prompts repeat for WAN Port 2.
+--------------------------------------------------------------------------------+ |Intf 2 is WAN PPP | |Encapsulation for WAN 2 (PPP, Frame Relay, V34): [PPP] | |Cable type (RS-232 DTE, RS-232 DCE, V.35 DTE, V.35 DCE, V.36 DTE, X.21 DTE, | |X.21 DCE: [RS-232 DTE] V.35 DCE | |This is all configured device information: | | | |Intf 0 is Ethernet, Connector (10BaseT, AUI) autoconfigured | |Intf 1 is WAN 1 with PPP Encapsulation, V.35 direct attach cable | | internal clock speed 1544000 bits/second | |Intf 2 is WAN 2 with PPP Encapsulation, V.35 modem cable | | | |Save this configuration? (Yes, No): [Yes] | +--------------------------------------------------------------------------------+
For token-ring versions of the IBM 2210, configuration prompts similar to the following ones appear.
+--------------------------------------------------------------------------------+ |Intf 0 is Token Ring | |Speed in Mb/sec (4,16): [16] | +--------------------------------------------------------------------------------+
+--------------------------------------------------------------------------------+ |Connector (STP, UTP): [STP] | +--------------------------------------------------------------------------------+
For a description of WAN prompts, see the Ethernet configuration prompts.
+--------------------------------------------------------------------------------+ |Intf 1 is a WAN PPP | |Encapsulation for WAN 1 | |(PPP, Frame Relay, V34): [PPP] | |Cable type (RS-232 DTE, RS-232 DCE, V.35 DTE, V.35 DCE, V.36 DTE, X.21 DTE, | |X.21 DCE: [RS-232 DTE] V.35 DCE | |Intf 2 is a WAN PPP | |Encapsulation for WAN 2 | |(PPP, Frame Relay, V34): [PPP] | |Cable type (RS-232 DTE, RS-232 DCE, V.35 DTE, V.35 DCE, V.36 DTE, X.21 DTE, | |X.21 DCE: [RS-232 DTE] V.35 DCE | |Internal clock speed (decimal) (4800 - 2048000): [0] | | | |This is all configured device information: | | | |Intf 0 is Token--Ring, Speed 16 Mb/sec, Connector UTP | |Intf 1 is WAN1 with PPP Encapsulation, V.35 modem cable | |Intf 2 is WAN2 with PPP Encapsulation, V.35 direct attach cable | | internal clock speed 0 bits/second | | | |Save this configuration? (Yes, No): [Yes] | +--------------------------------------------------------------------------------+
If you have a router with ISDN capabilities, the following configuration questions will be displayed.
| Note: | The following example assumes a Primary ISDN adapter plugged into a 2210 Model 24x or Model 14x. |
+--------------------------------------------------------------------------------+ |********************************************************** | |Multilink PPP Configuration (w/o DIALs) | |********************************************************** | | | | Type 'Yes' to Configure Multilink PPP | | Type 'No' to skip Multilink PPP Configuration | | Type 'Quit' to exit Quick Config | | | | Configure Multilink PPP? (Yes, No, Quit): [Yes] | +--------------------------------------------------------------------------------+
The following status message appears when MP configuration begins displaying the current MP configuration. You have the choice of editing an existing MP interface configuration or starting a new MP bundle.
+--------------------------------------------------------------------------------+ |Current Multilink PPP Configuration: | |Num Intf# Direction Max Links Link Intf# Base Intf# Destination | |1 New Multilink PPP | | | |Choose the Multilink PPP you wish to edit/add: (1 - 1): [1] | +--------------------------------------------------------------------------------+
+--------------------------------------------------------------------------------+ |Enter maximum number of active links (2 - 23): [2] 3 | |Set Call Direction (Inbound, Outbound, Both): [Inbound] Inbound | |Enter Idle timer (seconds, 0 means always active) (0 - 65535): [0] 0 | +--------------------------------------------------------------------------------+
+--------------------------------------------------------------------------------+ |Current Dial Circuit Configuration: | | | |Num Intf# Intf Type BaseIntf# MP Direction Destination | |1 New Circuit | | | |Choose a Dial Circuit Link you wish to edit/add: (1 - 1): [1] | |Enter interface # of Base Net, "?" for List,"Q" to quit: (6) | | | |Address assigned name Network Address Network Subaddress | |--------------------- --------------- ------------------ | |default_address 9999999 | |Assign Line ID *In* Network Address: | | Network Address name ([1-23] chars): LID_IN | | Enter Network Address [1-26 digits]: 1234 | | Enter Network Subaddress [0-21 digits]: | | | | | |Interface #: 8 | |Interface Type: PPP Dial Circuit | |Base Interface #: 6 (ISDN Base Net) | |Multilink PPP Interface #: 7 | |Call Direction: Inbound only | |Destination Name: default_address | |Line ID *IN* Name: LID_IN | | | |Is this correct (Yes, No): [Yes] Yes | |Add another Dial Circuit Link (Yes, No): [Yes] No | +--------------------------------------------------------------------------------+
+--------------------------------------------------------------------------------+ | Multilink PPP Interface #: 7 | | Call Direction: Inbound only | | Idle timer: 0 (fixed circuit) | | Maximum Number of links: 3 | | Dial Circuit Link | | Interface #: 8 | | Interface Type: PPP Dial Circuit | | BASE Interface #: 6 (ISDN Base Net) | | Destination Name: default_address | | Line ID *In* Name: LID_IN | |Is this correct (Yes, No): [Yes] Y | +--------------------------------------------------------------------------------+
+--------------------------------------------------------------------------------+ |Add another Multilink PPP Interface (Yes, No): [Yes] n | +--------------------------------------------------------------------------------+
+--------------------------------------------------------------------------------+ |Current Multilink PPP Configuration: | |Num Intf# Direction Max Links Link Intf# Base Intf# Destination | |1 7 In 3 8 6 default_ad | | | |Save this configuration (Yes, No): [Yes] y | | | |Multilink PPP configuration saved. | +--------------------------------------------------------------------------------+
The following configuration questions are displayed for dial-circuit configuration:
+--------------------------------------------------------------------------------+ | ********************************************************** | | Dial Circuit Configuration (w/o DIALs) | | ********************************************************** | | | | Type 'Yes' to Configure Dial Circuits | | Type 'No' to skip Dial Circuits Configuration | | Type 'Quit' to exit Quick Config | | | | Configure Dial Circuits? (Yes, No, Quit): [Yes] y | +--------------------------------------------------------------------------------+
The following status message appears upon entering the dial-circuit configuration. Note that in this example there is no existing dial- circuit configuration:
+--------------------------------------------------------------------------------+ |Current Dial Circuit Configuration: | |Num Intf# Intf Type BaseIntf# MP Direction ... | |Destination | |1 New Circuit | | | |Choose the circuit you wish to edit/add: (1 - 1): [1] 1 | +--------------------------------------------------------------------------------+
+--------------------------------------------------------------------------------+ |Enter interface # of Base Net, "?" for List,"Q" to quit: (6) | |Enter type of dial circuit for this net: (PPP, FRAME-RELAY): [FRAME-RELAY] PPP | | | |Set Call Direction (Inbound, Outbound, Both): [Both] Inbound | |Accept ANY INBOUND call (Yes, No): [No] Yes | +--------------------------------------------------------------------------------+
+--------------------------------------------------------------------------------+ | | |Interface #: 13 | |Interface Type: PPP Dial Circuit | |Base Interface #: 6 (ISDN Base Net) | |Idle timer: 0 (fixed circuit) | |Call Direction: Inbound only | |Destination Name: default_address | |Line ID *IN* Name: * ANY * | | | |Is this correct (Yes, No): [Yes] Yes | +--------------------------------------------------------------------------------+
+--------------------------------------------------------------------------------+ |Add another Dial Circuit (Yes, No): [Yes] No | +--------------------------------------------------------------------------------+
+--------------------------------------------------------------------------------+ |Current Dial Circuit Configuration: | |Num Intf# Intf Type BaseIntf# MP Direction | |Destination | |1 13 PPP Dial Circuit 6/ISDN No In | |default_addre | | | |Save this configuration (Yes, No): [Yes] Yes | | | |Dial circuit configuration saved. | +--------------------------------------------------------------------------------+
If the router you are configuring contains the DIALs feature, then you will be asked if you want to configure DIALs interfaces and DIALs server information. You will only be asked to configure DIALs interfaces if you have configured V34 on a base WAN interface or if an ISDN interface exists in your router. The following prompts lead you through the DIALs configuration:
+--------------------------------------------------------------------------------+ |********************************************************** | |Dial-in Access to LANs (DIALs) Configuration | |********************************************************** | | | |Type 'Yes' to Configure DIALs Configuration | |Type 'No' to skip DIALs Configuration Configuration | |Type 'Quit' to exit Quick Config | | | |Configure DIALs Interfaces? (Yes, No, Quit): [Yes] | +--------------------------------------------------------------------------------+
If you answer yes and there ISDN is loaded on this device, the following question will be shown.
+--------------------------------------------------------------------------------+ |Current Multilink PPP Configuration: | |Num Intf# Direction MaxLinks DIALs | |1 8 In 2 No | | | |Enter the number of Multilink PPP DIALs interfaces:(0-23) 2 | |Enter maximum number of active links per Multilink PPP interface: 3 | +--------------------------------------------------------------------------------+
Next, the following prompt will be shown.
+--------------------------------------------------------------------------------+ |For Base Interface #1 (V.34 Base Net) no Dial Circuits are configured! | |Add a DIALs (Dial-in) Interface for this Base Interface? (Yes, No): [No]y | |Add a Dial-out DIALs Interface for this Base Interface? (Yes, No): [No] y | | | |Num Intf# Intf Type BaseIntf# MP Direction Destination | | | | 1 3 PPP Dial-in Circuit 1/V34 No In N/A | | | | | | 2 4 Dial-out Dials Circuit 1/V34 No Out N/A | | | | | |Save this configuration (Yes, No): [Yes] | | | |Dial circuit configuration saved. | +--------------------------------------------------------------------------------+
Answering no will take the user out of the DIALs server configuration.
+--------------------------------------------------------------------------------+ |Configure DIALs Server? (Yes, No, Quit): [Yes] yes | |Type 'r' any time at this level to restart Dial-in Access to LANs Configuration.| +--------------------------------------------------------------------------------+
If you answer yes, the following prompt will be shown. Answering no takes you to the next configuration section.
+--------------------------------------------------------------------------------+ | Default number of minutes a user is allowed before being | | disconnected, 0 is unlimited: (0) | +--------------------------------------------------------------------------------+
+--------------------------------------------------------------------------------+ |DIALs Server name - up to 30 chars: (DIALOUT_SERVER) | +--------------------------------------------------------------------------------+
+--------------------------------------------------------------------------------+ |Dial-out client type(s) supported (DIALs, TELNET, BOTH): [BOTH] | +--------------------------------------------------------------------------------+
+--------------------------------------------------------------------------------+ |Inactive time before a connection is dropped, 0 is unlimited: (30) | +--------------------------------------------------------------------------------+
+--------------------------------------------------------------------------------+ |Dial-in IP address assignment: | |Allow clients to specify their own IP address? (Yes, No, Quit) [No] y | | | +--------------------------------------------------------------------------------+
+--------------------------------------------------------------------------------+ |Assign address using the PPP User Profile? (Yes, No, Quit) [No] y | | | +--------------------------------------------------------------------------------+
+--------------------------------------------------------------------------------+ |Assign address based on the dial-in interface? (Yes, No, Quit) [No] y | | | +--------------------------------------------------------------------------------+
+--------------------------------------------------------------------------------+ |Assign address using IP address pools? (Yes, No, Quit) [Yes] y | | | |Add addresses to an IP Address pool using the ADD IP-POOL command | |under FEATURE DIALs in the configuration console (talk 6). | | | +--------------------------------------------------------------------------------+
+--------------------------------------------------------------------------------+ |Assign address using proxy DHCP? (Yes, No, Quit) [No] y | |How many DHCP Servers do you wish to use? (Maximum is 20) : (1) 2 | |Enter DHCP Server Address: [] 10.0.0.1 | |Enter DHCP Server Address: [] 10.0.0.2 | +--------------------------------------------------------------------------------+
+--------------------------------------------------------------------------------+ | DHCP gateway (giaddr) interface: [] 10.0.0.15 | | | | | +--------------------------------------------------------------------------------+
Quick Config will now ask you for an IP address to use as the giaddr. If you leave this address as 0.0.0.0, the IP address of the interface used to reach the DHCP server will be used. If you have only one LAN connected to the device and your dial-in users will be given addresses on the same subnet as this LAN, you can use 0.0.0.0 as this address.
| Note: | You will be permitted to enter an IP address here even if the address does not yet exist on the interface. However, an interface must be configured with this address before DHCP will work properly. |
+--------------------------------------------------------------------------------+ | Do you want to use Dynamic DNS (requires hostnames to be configured for dial-in| | (Yes, No): [Yes]y | +--------------------------------------------------------------------------------+
If you will be using DHCP to administer IP address to your dial-in users, you should answer yes to this question.
+--------------------------------------------------------------------------------+ |This is all the configured Dial-in Access to LANs information: | | | |Default number of minutes allowed per connection: Unlimited | |Inactive timer: 30 | |LAN Protocols enabled for dial-out: TELNET DIALs | |DIALs Server name: DIALOUT_SERVER | | | |DIALs client IP address specification: | |Client : Enabled | |UserID : Enabled | |Interface : Enabled | |Pool : Enabled | |DHCP Proxy : Enabled | | | |Configured DHCP Servers : 10.0.0.1 10.0.0.2 | | | |DHCP Gateway address (giaddr): 10.0.0.15 | | | |Dynamic DNS: Enabled | | | | | |Is this information correct? (Yes, No, Quit): [Yes] | +--------------------------------------------------------------------------------+
+--------------------------------------------------------------------------------+ |********************************************** | |Bridging Configuration | | | |********************************************** | | | |Type 'Yes' to Configure Bridging | |Type 'No' to skip Bridging Configuration | |Type 'Quit' to exit Quick Config | | | |Configure Bridging? (Yes, No, Quit): [Yes] | +--------------------------------------------------------------------------------+
+--------------------------------------------------------------------------------+ |Transparent bridging automatically enabled | |on DIALs ports? (Yes, No, Quit): [Yes] | +--------------------------------------------------------------------------------+
Enter y to automatically add transparent bridge ports to the bridge configuration for each of the DIALs interfaces.
Enter n to automatically disable Bridging on each of the DIALs dial-in interfaces.
+--------------------------------------------------------------------------------+ |Type 'r' any time at this level to restart Bridging Configuration | | | |STB will be enabled on all LAN interfaces | +--------------------------------------------------------------------------------+
Enter y to configure SRT bridging. Otherwise, enter n. For each Token-Ring interface in the configuration, you will be prompted to enable Source Routing on the interface.
+--------------------------------------------------------------------------------+ |Configure SRT Bridging? (Yes, No): [Yes] | |You are now configuring the Source Routing part of SRT Bridging | |Bridge Number (hex) of this Router (1-F): [A] | +--------------------------------------------------------------------------------+
+--------------------------------------------------------------------------------+ |Interface 0 (Port 1) is of type Token Ring | |Configure Source Routing on this interface (Yes, No): [Yes] | +--------------------------------------------------------------------------------+
+--------------------------------------------------------------------------------+ |Configuring Interface 0 (Port 1) | |Segment Number (hex) of this Interface (1-FFF): [A1] | +--------------------------------------------------------------------------------+
| Note: | The port number increases by one because source routing bridging does not allow a port number of zero. |
A unique hexadecimal value from 1 to FFF is assigned to each interface. The interfaces on each ring (segment) have the same segment number, but the segment number is unique to each ring.
These prompts appear for each Token Ring interface.
+--------------------------------------------------------------------------------+ |Interface 1 (Port 2) is of type Token Ring | |Configure Source Routing on this interface? (Yes, No): [Yes] | |Configuring Interface 1 (Port 2) | |Segment Number (hex) of this Interface (1-FFF): [A2] | +--------------------------------------------------------------------------------+
If more than two interfaces are configured for source routing, enter a unique hexadecimal value from 1 to FFF unique for the internal virtual segment.
+--------------------------------------------------------------------------------+ |Virtual Segment Number (hex) of this Router (1-FFF): [A4] | +--------------------------------------------------------------------------------+
+--------------------------------------------------------------------------------+ |This is all configured bridging information: | | | | Interfaces configured for STB: | | | | Interface # Port # Interface Type | | | | 0 1 Token Ring | | 1 2 Token Ring | | | |The Source Routing part of SRT Bridging has been enabled | | | |Bridge Number of this Router: A | | | |Interfaces configured for Source Routing: | | | | Interface # Port# Segment # Interface Type | | | | 0 1 A1 Token Ring | | 1 2 A2 Token Ring | | | |Virtual Segment Number of this Router: A4 | | | |Save this Configuration? (Yes, No): [Yes] | +--------------------------------------------------------------------------------+
If you enter y, the following message appears:
+--------------------------------------------------------------------------------+ |Bridging configuration saved | +--------------------------------------------------------------------------------+
After you save the bridging configuration, you will see the following panel:
+--------------------------------------------------------------------------------+ |********************************************** | |Protocol Configuration | |********************************************** | | | |Type 'Yes' to Configure Protocols | |Type 'No' to skip Protocol Configuration | |Type 'Quit' to exit Quick Config | | | |Configure Protocols? (Yes, No, Quit): [Yes] | +--------------------------------------------------------------------------------+
Take one of the following actions:
You will first configure IP, then IPX, and then DECnet.
When you answer y to the Configure Protocol panel, quick configuration displays the following messages:
+--------------------------------------------------------------------------------+ |Type 'r' any time at this level to restart Protocol configuration | | | |Configure IP? (Yes, No): [Yes] | +--------------------------------------------------------------------------------+
If you have configured for DIALs dial-in interfaces, the following panel will be displayed:
+--------------------------------------------------------------------------------+ |Automatically configure IP on DIALs dial-in interfaces (this will | |also enable ARP subnet routing)? (Yes, No, Quit): [Yes] | +--------------------------------------------------------------------------------+
The following lines appear for each interface.
+--------------------------------------------------------------------------------+ | | |Configuring Per-Interface IP Information | | | |Type 'Yes' to Configure IP on this interface | |Type 'No' to skip to the next interface | |Type '?' to list interfaces | |Type an interface # to skip to that interface | |Type 'Quit' to exit Per-Interface IP Configuration | | | |Configure IP on Interface 0 (Token Ring)? | |(Yes, No, #, ?, Quit) [Yes] | |IP Address: [] 128.185.141.1 | |Address Mask: [255.255.0.0] | +--------------------------------------------------------------------------------+
Bad address, please try again. This address has already been assigned. Enter a different address
Address mask is a decimal value that reflects the IP network or subnetwork to which this interface is attached.
For more information about IP addressing or address masks, refer to the Protocol Configuration and Monitoring Reference, or consult your network administrator.
+--------------------------------------------------------------------------------+ |Per-Interface IP Configuration complete | | | |Configuring IP Routing Information | |Enable Dynamic Routing (Yes, No): [Yes] | +--------------------------------------------------------------------------------+
+--------------------------------------------------------------------------------+ |Enable OSPF? (Yes, No): [Yes] | +--------------------------------------------------------------------------------+
+--------------------------------------------------------------------------------+ |OSPF Enabled with Max routes = 1000 and Max routers = 50 | +--------------------------------------------------------------------------------+
Max routes is the maximum number of autonomous system (AS) external routes imported into the OSPF routing domain. Max routers is the maximum number of OSPF routers in the routing domain.
+--------------------------------------------------------------------------------+ |Routing Configuration Complete | | | |SNMP will be configured with the following parameters: | | | |Community: public | |Access: READONLY | | | |If you plan to use the graphical configuration tool | |to download a configuration, it requires the definition | |of a community name with read_write_trap access. | | | |Define community with read_write_trap access ? (Yes, No): [Yes] | | | | | |This is the information you have entered: | | | | Interface # IP Address Address Mask | | | | 0 128.185.141.1 255.255.255.0 | | 1 128.185.142.1 255.255.255.0 | | 2 128.185.143.1 255.255.255.0 | | | |OSPF is configured, and RIP is configured only for 'sending' | | | |SNMP has been configured with the following parameters: | | | | Community: public | | Access: read_trap | | | | Community: dana | | Access: read_write_trap | | | |Save this configuration? (Yes, No): [Yes] | +--------------------------------------------------------------------------------+
After you save the IP configuration, you will see the following messages:
+--------------------------------------------------------------------------------+ |Configure IPX? (Yes, No): [Yes] | +--------------------------------------------------------------------------------+
You will see messages similar to the following:
+--------------------------------------------------------------------------------+ |Type 'r' any time at this level to restart IPX Configuration | | | |IPX Configuration is already present | |Configure IPX anyway? (Yes, No): [No] yes | | | +--------------------------------------------------------------------------------+
If you have configured for DIALs dial-in interfaces the following panel will be displayed:
+--------------------------------------------------------------------------------+ |Enable IPX on DIALs interfaces? (Yes, No): [Yes] | +--------------------------------------------------------------------------------+
Enter n to automatically disable IPX on each of the DIALs dial-in interfaces.
+--------------------------------------------------------------------------------+ |Configuring Per-Interface IPX Information | | | |Type 'Yes' to Configure IPX on this interface | |Type 'No' to skip to the next interface | |Type an interface # to skip to that interface | |Type '?' to list interfaces | |Type 'Quit' to exit Per-Interface IPX Configuration | | | |Configure IPX on Interface 0 (Token Ring)? | |(Yes, No, #, ?, Quit) [Yes] | | | +--------------------------------------------------------------------------------+
Configuring Interface 0 (Token Ring):
+--------------------------------------------------------------------------------+ |Token Ring encapsulation (frame) type? (TOKEN--RING MSB, TOKEN--RING LSB, | | TOKEN--RING_SNAP MSB, TOKEN--RING_SNAP LSB): [TOKEN--RING MSB] | +--------------------------------------------------------------------------------+
| Token--Ring MSB: | Most common encapsulation type and the default. The IBM 2210 builds outgoing packets with a 3-byte 802.2 header, (0xE0, 0xE0, 0x03). It sends the source and destination addresses in MSB (most significant bit), or noncanonical, format, which is the native address format for Token-Ring. |
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| Token--Ring LSB | Same as Token-Ring MSB except the IBM 2210 sends the addresses in LSB (least significant bit), or canonical, format. |
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| Token-Ring SNAP MSB | The IBM 2210 builds outgoing packets with an 8-byte 802.2/SNAP header (0xAA, 0xAA, 0x03, 0x00, 0x00, 0x00, 0x81, 0x37). It sends the source and destination addresses in most significant bit (MSB), or noncanonical, format. |
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| Token-Ring SNAP LSB | Same as Token-Ring SNAP MSB except the IBM 2210 sends the addresses in LSB, or canonical, format. |
Configuring IPX for Ethernet:
+--------------------------------------------------------------------------------+ |Ethernet encapsulation type? (ETHERNET_8022, ETHERNET_8023, ETHERNET_ii, | |ETHERNET_SNAP): [ETHERNET_8023] | +--------------------------------------------------------------------------------+
+--------------------------------------------------------------------------------+ |Configure IPX on Interface 1 (WAN PPP) | |(Yes, No, #, ?, Quit) [Yes] | |Network Number (hex) (1-FFFFFFFD): [1] 2 | | | |Enable IPXWAN? (Yes, No): [No] yes | | | |Configure IPS on Interface 2 (WAN PPP) | |(Yes, No, #, ?, Quit) [Yes] | |Network Number (hex) (1-FFFFFFFD):[1] 3 | | | |Enable IPXWAN? (Yes, No): [No] yes | | | |Host Number for Serial Lines: (000000000000) 1 | | | |Configure IPXWAN NodeID? (Yes, No): [Yes] | |NodeID (hex) (1 - FFFFFFFD): [1] 4 | | | +--------------------------------------------------------------------------------+
If enabled, the IPXWAN protocol negotiates routing parameters to be used on the PPP serial interface before IPX packet forwarding begins. IPXWAN is not required to forward IPX packets on PPP serial interfaces. The IPXWAN Node ID is a unique IPX network number that identifies the router, and is required if IPXWAN is enabled on any network interfaces.
+--------------------------------------------------------------------------------+ |This is the information you have entered: | | | | Per-Interface Configuration Information | | | |Cir Ifc IPX Net(hex) Encapsulation IPXWAN | | | |1 1 10 ETHERNET_8023 Not Configured | |2 3 300 Not Configured | |3 5 400 Not Configured | |4 6 600 Enabled | | | | | | Host Number for Serial Lines: 0002210A0000 | | IPXWAN Node ID = 2210A | | IPX Router Name = ipxwan_router-2210A | | | | | |Save this configuration? (Yes, No): [Yes] | +--------------------------------------------------------------------------------+
If you enter y, the following message appears:
+--------------------------------------------------------------------------------+ |IPX configuration saved | +--------------------------------------------------------------------------------+
After you save the IPX configuration, you will see the following messages.
+--------------------------------------------------------------------------------+ |IPX Configuration saved | | | |Configure DNA? (Yes, No): [Yes] | +--------------------------------------------------------------------------------+
+--------------------------------------------------------------------------------+ |Type 'r' any time at this level to restart DNA Configuration | | | |Configuring Global DNA information | | | |Highest Node Number (decimal) (1-1023): [32] | |Router Level (Level1, Level2, DEC Level1, DEC Level2): | | [ Level2] | |Highest Area (decimal) (1-63): [63] | |Node Address (area.node): (63.32) | +--------------------------------------------------------------------------------+
The above configuration fields are configured with the following considerations:
Normally you should select Level1 or Level2 with the following exception: select DEC Level1 or DEC Level2 only when this router must communicate over X.25 networks with routers conforming to the DEC X.25 standard.
When you press Enter, the following is displayed:
+--------------------------------------------------------------------------------+ |Configuring Per-Interface DNA Information | | | |Configuring Max Routers on each interface | | | |Configuring Interface 0 (Ethernet) | |Configure DNA on this interface? (Yes, No) [YES] | |Max Routers (decimal) (1-33): [16] | | | |Configuring Interface 1 (WAN PPP) | |Configure DNA on this interface? (Yes, No) [Yes] | | | |Configuring Interface 2 (Token Ring) | |Configure DNA on this interface? (Yes, No) [Yes] | |Max Routers (decimal) (1-33): [16] | | | +--------------------------------------------------------------------------------+
The following panel is displayed:
+--------------------------------------------------------------------------------+ |This is the information you have entered: | | | | Global Configuration Information | | | | Highest Node Number: 32 | | Router Level: Level2 | | Highest Area: 63 | | Node Address: 63.32 | | | | Pre-Interface Configuration Information | | Interface Number Max Routers | | | | 0 16 | | 1 1 | | 2 16 | | | |Save this configuration? (Yes, No): [Yes] | +--------------------------------------------------------------------------------+
If you enter y, the following message appears:
+--------------------------------------------------------------------------------+ |DNA Configuration Saved | +--------------------------------------------------------------------------------+
+--------------------------------------------------------------------------------+ |********************************************** | |Boot Configuration | | | |********************************************** | | | |Type 'Yes' to Configure Booting | |Type 'No' to skip Booting Configuration | |Type 'Quit' to exit Quick Config | | | |Configure Booting? (Yes, No, Quit): [Yes] | +--------------------------------------------------------------------------------+
Any previous boot information is displayed, as illustrated in the following example:
+--------------------------------------------------------------------------------+ |Type 'r' any time at this level to restart Boot configuration | | | | | |Previous Boot information | | | |Booting Method:TFTP Boot | |Interface Number:0 | |Interface IP Address:128.185.133.18 | |Address Mask:255.255.255.0 | |Host IP Address:128.185.120.120 | |Gateway IP Address:128.185.133.7 | |Boot file Name:ibm2210.ldc | |Create a boot record using this information? (yes, No): [Yes] | +--------------------------------------------------------------------------------+
+--------------------------------------------------------------------------------+ |Boot Configuration saved | | | |Enable Console Modem-Control (Yes, No, Quit): [No] | +--------------------------------------------------------------------------------+
When you enter no, you can then select another boot option from the next prompt.
+--------------------------------------------------------------------------------+ |Select Booting Method (TFTP Boot, BOOTP Boot, IBD Boot): [ ] | +--------------------------------------------------------------------------------+
The following sections describe the prompts that appear for each method.
+--------------------------------------------------------------------------------+ |Select Booting Method (TFTP Boot, BOOTP Boot, IBD Boot): [ ] | +--------------------------------------------------------------------------------+
| Interface Number ( ):[0] | The number of the LAN interface over which to boot. For this version of the IBM 2210, you must use the default of 0. |
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| Interface IP Address: [0.0.0.0] | IP address of the interface over which to boot. Enter the IP address in decimal notation. |
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| Address Mask: [255.255.0.0] | Address mask identifies the IP address class type. Class A is 255.0.0.0, Class B is 255.255.0.0, and Class C is 255.255.255.0. |
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| Host IP Address:[ ] | IP address of the host that contains the boot file. |
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| Via Gateway:[ ] | If the host is not on the same (sub)network as the IBM 2210, enter the IP address of an intermediate router. |
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| Boot File Name: (/path/filename.ext) | Name of the file over which to boot. You must use the full path for the boot file, for example: /usr/2210/bootfile.name |
+--------------------------------------------------------------------------------+ |TFTP Boot Configuration Complete | | | |This is the information you have entered: | | | | Booting Method:TFTP Boot | | Interface Number:0 | | Interface IP Address:128.185.141.1 | | Address Mask:255.255.255.0 | | Host IP Address:128.185.120.120 | | Gateway IP Address:128.185.141.7 | | Boot File Name:ibm2210.ldc | | | |Save this configuration? (Yes, No): [Yes] | +--------------------------------------------------------------------------------+
+--------------------------------------------------------------------------------+ |Select Booting Method (TFTP Boot, BOOTP Boot, IBD Boot): [ ] | +--------------------------------------------------------------------------------+
Then a message similar to the following appears:
+--------------------------------------------------------------------------------+ |BOOTP Boot Configuration Complete | | | |This is the information you have entered: | | | | Booting Method:BOOTP Boot | | Interface Number: 1 | | | |Save this configuration? (Yes, No): [Yes] | +--------------------------------------------------------------------------------+
+--------------------------------------------------------------------------------+ |Select Booting Method (TFTP Boot, BOOTP Boot, IBD Boot): [ ] | +--------------------------------------------------------------------------------+
+--------------------------------------------------------------------------------+ |The following # loads(s) exist in the IBD | |load.name load.name load.name load.name | | | |You may use only these loads to configure an IBD boot record | |IBD Load Name: (load.name) [ ] | +--------------------------------------------------------------------------------+
+--------------------------------------------------------------------------------+ |IBD Boot Configuration Complete | | | |This is the information you have entered: | | | | Booting Method: IBD Boot | | IBD Load Name: load.name | +--------------------------------------------------------------------------------+
If a load does not exist in the IBD, you receive the following message:
+--------------------------------------------------------------------------------+ |There are no loads in the IBD. Select another booting | |method | +--------------------------------------------------------------------------------+
+--------------------------------------------------------------------------------+ |Enable Console Modem-Control (Yes, No, Quit): [No] | +--------------------------------------------------------------------------------+
Take one of the following actions:
After configuring, you will receive the following message:
+--------------------------------------------------------------------------------+ |Quick Config Done | |Restart the router? (Yes, No): [Yes] | +--------------------------------------------------------------------------------+
+--------------------------------------------------------------------------------+ |RESTARTING THE ROUTER........ | | | |Copyright IBM Corp. 1994, 1996 | |MOS Operator Console | | | |For help using the Command Line Interface, press ESCAPE, then '?' | | | |* | +--------------------------------------------------------------------------------+
+--------------------------------------------------------------------------------+ |Type RESTART at the Config> prompt for the configuration to take effect | |Config> | +--------------------------------------------------------------------------------+