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Configuration tools for the Efficient product line!

DSL TOOLS v 3.9.6 (June 2001)
=============================

Thank you for choosing us as your solution for Internet access and
LAN-to-WAN connectivity.

The following information complements the printed documentation and the
companion Command Line Interface (CLI) reference manual, also with these
release materials.

This readme file covers the Windows application programs (DSL tools) for
this router. See the printed Customer Release Notes supplied with your
router for latest router firmware information and version information.

The areas covered in this readme:

I. CONFIGURATION NOTES
II. INSTALLING THE SOFTWARE
III. KEY CHANGES IN THIS RELEASE
IV. FIRMWARE UPDATE PROCEDURE
V. SAMPLE CONFIGURATION FILES
VI. KNOWN PROBLEMS
VII. DOCUMENTATION
VIII.TECHNICAL SUPPORT


I. CONFIGURATION NOTES
-------------------

This device may be configured using several different methods:

- Using Easy Setup from a web browser connected to the router's default
IP address of 192.168.254.254
- Using the Quick Start (QS) Windows application, which is installed from the
Installation CD
- From the console port using the Command Line Interface (CLI) (requires
console cable to be connected)
- From a Telnet session connected to 192.168.254.254, again using the CLI

Web Easy Setup GUI
-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=

The simplest method is to use your web Browser and connect to the built
in web GUI and run the Easy Setup application. To access the Web GUI, connect
to 192.168.254.254 and use the user name 'login' and the password 'admin'.
Be sure to set your PC's IP driver to use DHCP to get an IP address from the
router before trying to connect.
Follow the prompts and enter the values provided by your Network Service
Provider. If your PC is on a different LAN, type at a Window's DOS command
prompt: route add 192.168.254.254 x.x.x.x, where x is the PC's IP address.

MS Windows Quick Start
-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=

If you have MS Windows, the router can be configured by using the Windows
Quick Start program. Install the software below to do this.
Quick Start sets default data VPI, VCI based on model number read from
the router to:
ADSL CAP - 0*38
ADSL DMT - 0*35
ATM - 0*35
SDSL - 0*38
SHDSL - 0*38
IDSL/FR - 16 (DLCI)

For routers that support voice: the default VPI/VCI are model specific, but it's
typically 0*39. If the unit is frame relay, 22 is the default DLCI.

Command Line Interface
-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=

In some cases the command line interface is desired.
The command line interface must be accessed via the console port or via a
Telnet session to 192.168.254.254, the default router address.
All commands are documented in the above mentioned CLI document.
The scripting feature of the router can be used to customize routers by
submitting commands for a preset customer installation. See the SAMPLE
CONFIGURATION FILES section below for examples.

Passwords
-=-=-=-=-
We strongly advise you to change the router's default administrative
password. The default password is "admin".
Not changing this password leaves your router open for hackers to
reconfigure your system including turning off the IP filters, firewall,
encryption etc.
You are automatically prompted to do this when you first connect to the
router using the Quick Start program. Just enter a new password in the
Login Password dialog.


II. INSTALLING THE SOFTWARE
-----------------------

How to install the DSL Tools:
-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=--=-=-=-=-=

Run the SETUP.EXE program by:

Under Windows 95, 98, or NT, select the START | RUN button and type:
For DSL GUI:
D:\DSL\SETUP.EXE, where D is the CD ROM drive.

Then choose a directory to install the DSL Tools or use the default.
Do not install over a prior or existing version.

This software is compatible with Windows 3.11 as well as Windows 95, 98
and NT. In these environments, it runs as a 16-bit application. Only 8.3
file names are supported.


III. KEY CHANGES IN THIS RELEASE
---------------------------
Key changes in DSL TOOLS release 3.9.6 (06/01)
=--=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-==-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-
New execute User Script file button. This copies a file to the router, calls it
USER.BAT and executes the file with new MIB object (fpdownload.fpOnlineDownLoad).
This requires kernels vers 5.3.0 or higher.
Old script button is called System Script. This writes AUTOEXEC.BAT to router and
only runs it on reboot.
Change Speedstream branding to Efficient.
Make Config Mgr and Quick Start fetch voice PVC each time the dialog box is opened.
Fix allow longer Bootp file names in the Config Mgr Bootp dialog box (255 max).
Change default Bootp database file name created by Config Manager to bootbas.txt.
In Config Manager Bootp dialog, discard any non-numeric if it's the first character.
Clean up help topics in Quick Start, Config Mgr and BootP program.
For upgrades, make boot string check smarter (look at name, not the path)
Increase SNMP automatic retries from 2 to 3.
Refresh latest User Guides, CLI manual, Release Notes (ver 5.3).
Add new firewall scripts - these match what is on a factory built router.
Add 5950 SHDSL as a type with 0*38 as default PVC
Remove MIB versioning check for future builds

Key changes in DSL TOOLS release 3.9.5 (11/00)
=--=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-==-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-
Change bitmaps and icon to new look.
Restore cancel button when tftp writes fail.
Truncate HW version string when too long.
Tweak router picture in about box.
Add latest CLI manual.
Add sample files for dial backup, VRRP and firewalls.
Trim date from Port Monitor message window.

Key changes in DSL TOOLS release 3.9.4 (04/00)
=--=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-==-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-
Quick Start supports the new IDSL router, ENI 5871 (save IDSL speed)
Change default PCV for DMT and ATM router types to 0*35.
Quick Start fix for setting "Get from WAN" in Options menu.
Quick Start Fix case where DLCI isn't set.
CLI manual includes kernel ver 4 features (IPsec etc).
In Quick Start, allow 255 character user names.

Key changes in DSL TOOLS release 3.9.3 (02/00)
=--=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-==-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-
Add IPsec examples.
Fix bug when restoring all files (TFTP start error).
Help about now displays if feature is disabled (~ prefix).

IV. FIRMWARE AND BOOT UPDATE PROCEDURE
----------------------------------

The router firmware can be upgraded or restored (in case of a corrupted
files). The DSL Tools include a TFTP server application which allows users
to easily upgrade or backup firmware and configuration files. See the
Command Line Interface manual, Chapter 6, Software Kernel Updates for details.

The firmware on the router is automatically backed up to the PC when the
router first connects. The file created on the PC is called kernel.f2k
It's in a directory called Sxxxxxxx where x is the router's serial number.


V. SAMPLE CONFIGURATION FILES
--------------------------

If you selected install the documentation and samples when the GUI was installed
a set of sample configuration files are copied to the SAMPLES subdirectory.
These cover several products and are discussed in the Customer Release
Notes. These files contain CLI configuration commands that can be copied
to the router and run with the EXECUTE command. See the Customer Release
Notes for how to run scripts. Be sure to select the correct sample file
for your configuration. Each file will probably need some edits to make
it fit your network settings. The files are as follows:

ADSL with Mac encap routing - adsl_mer.txt
Dial Backup - backup.txt
Dual Ethernet - eth_ip.txt
Dual Ethernet maxsec filters - e_maxsec.txt
Dual Ethernet medsec filters - e_medsec.txt
Dual Ethernet minsec filters - e_minsec.txt
Dual Ethernet no filters - e_nosec.txt
Dual Ethernet with L2TP, router A - eth_tuna.txt
Dual Ethernet with L2TP, router B - eth_tunb.txt
IDSL IP routing - idsl_ip.txt
IDSL Bridging - idsl_brg.txt
IP Filters maximum security - maxsec.txt
IP Filters medium security - medsec.txt
IP Filters minimum security - minsec.txt
IP Filters no security - nosec.txt
IPSEC Main mode example, Home - ipsec1cp.txt
IPSEC Main mode example, Office - ipsec1co.txt
IPSEC Aggressive example, Home - ipsec2cp.txt
IPSEC Aggressive example, Office - ipsec2co.txt
L2TP CLI example, Client router - L2_LAC.txt
L2TP CLI example, Internet router - L2_inter.txt
L2TP CLI example, ISP router - L2_isp.txt
L2TP CLI example, LNS router - L2_LNS.txt
SDSL Central office end IP - sd_co_ip.txt
SDSL Central office end Bridge - sd_co_bg.txt
SDSL Customer premise end IP - sd_cp_ip.txt
SDSL Customer premise end Bridge - sd_cp_bg.txt
SDSL Frame Relay IP - fr_ip.txt
SDSL Frame Relay Bridging - fr_brg.txt
VPN CPE example from html on CD - vpn_cpe.txt
VPN CO example from html on CD - vpn_co.txt
Virtual Router Redundant master - vrrpmast.txt
Virtual Router Redundant backup - vrrpback.txt

VI. KNOWN PROBLEMS
--------------

Windows applications:
=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-

There is a Windows 95 problem if two Visual Basic applications (Quick
Start and Port Monitor) are running concurrently and you then close both
applications. If the first started application is closed first, you may get
a "General Protection Fault" or "Access Violation" error, or your system
may hang. Microsoft has a patch available (oleupd.exe), which you can
download from the Microsoft site (ftp.microsoft.com).

The TFTP server may fail if you are running the AdsOff Windows 'TSR' that
filters out banner ads. Disable this product if you need to reload
firmware in the router.

There is a Win98 install bug that may block connecting to the router using GUI
after installing Win98 with Personal Web server and Front Page 98.
The Personal Web server installs a down rev version of the winsock.dll into
the \Windows directory. Copy the \windows\winsock.old file to the \dsl
directory and rename it winsock.dll as a work around.

VII. DOCUMENTATION
-------------

The Command Line Interface Manual is included on the release CD.
The file USERCLI.PDF is in Adobe Acrobat format. You will need the freely
available Acrobat Reader to view and print this document. If you don't
have the Acrobat Reader already installed on your system, you can download
it from Adobe's Web site (http://www.adobe.com/). The Acrobat Reader is
available for a very wide range of platforms, including Macintosh, OS/2
and many Unix systems.

The manual describes how to configure the router using the Command Line
Interface and includes additional details on various advanced topics, as
well as a list of time-stamped system messages.


VIII. TECHNICAL SUPPORT
-----------------

Should you have any difficulty installing or operating the product,
feel free to contact Technical Support.

Before you call please try to gather a trace file. If you can connect to the
router with Quick Start, select "Help" and "Technical Support Data" from the
menu. This will produce a file that can be used to analyze the problem.

If you can't connect to the router but are able to use the console interface,
use the "Tools | Terminal Window" menu and then select the "Technical Support
Data" item, or alternatively if you are using the Terminal or HyperTerminal
applications that come with Windows or any other terminal emulation program
(use the parameters: 9600, 8,N,1), type "system support" and copy and paste
the result into a file.

Contact the Technical Support staff using the information in the Customer
Release Notes or the organization that installed your service.

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