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<P> <FORM METHOD=POST ACTION=/ezsetup/set> To configure your router, you have to fill in the fields on this form. Most of the information required should have been supplied by your network manager or Internet service provider.<P><H3>Router Name</H3> You need to name your router. The router name must be the name that you were given by your network manager. <MENU> <DT>Router name __________</MENU> <H3>ISDN Interface</H3> You need to know the name of the router that you will be dialing, the phone number, and the protocol. If you choose PPP, CHAP authentication (without password), unnumbered IP routing will be used automatically. If you choose CPP for your protocol, please enter the MAC address of the remote router to set up the profile ID. If you need to configure routing with CPP, enter the IP address for the ISDN interface. <p>You also need to know the type of ISDN switch that the phone company is using, and you might need to know the SPIDs that they have assigned to you. If they are not using SPIDs, you can leave those fields blank. <MENU> <DT>Central site router name __________ <DT>Central site phone number 1 __________<DT>Central site phone number 2 __________<DT>Protocol <DL> <DT><INPUT TYPE=radio NAME=protocol VALUE=CPP> CPP<DT><INPUT TYPE=radio NAME=protocol VALUE=PPP> PPP</DL><DT>Central site router's MAC address __________<DT>IP address for ISDN interface __________ISDN switch type </B><SELECT NAME=isdn_stype> <OPTION VALUE=basic-5ess SELECTED> AT&T 5ESS (U.S) <OPTION VALUE=basic-1tr6 > 1TR6 (Germany) <OPTION VALUE=basic-dms100 > Northern DMS-100 <OPTION VALUE=basic-net3 > NET3 (UK and Europe) <OPTION VALUE=basic-ni1 > National ISDN-1 <OPTION VALUE=basic-tph > TPH (Australia) <OPTION VALUE=ins > INS (Japan) </SELECT> <DT>ISDN Service Profile Identifier (SPID) 1 __________ <DT>ISDN Service Profile Identifier (SPID) 2 __________<DT>Directory number 1 __________<DT>Directory number 2 __________</MENU><P><H3>IP Addresses</H3> <P><DT>Router IP address __________ <DT>Router subnet mask __________ </MENU><P><H3>Mode of Operation</H3> <P>You can configure a Cisco 700 series router to work as a bridge or an IP router.<P>Please choose one of the modes below.<UL><P> <INPUT TYPE=radio NAME=router_mode VALUE=BRG>Bridging<BR> <INPUT TYPE=radio NAME=router_mode VALUE=ROU>Routing</UL><P>
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