NetHopper
Routing with NetHopper for LAN-ISDN Service
Configuration
The version 4.2 Boot Diskette has been compressed using Stacker. You must unstack the disk if you are going to edit it on a PC.
Note: In order to edit the Boot Diskette, you must use a machine that has been booted in MS-DOS mode. If you have a Windows95 machine you must restart in DOS mode.
The NetHopper NH-BRI is capable of using 1B channel or 2B channels. There is no capability to dynamically bring up the second B channel.
Here is a configuration (config.net) for the NetHopper to use 1B channel:
tname ACCT.ID
ip address LAN.LAN.LAN.LAN
ifconfig eth0 netmask 255.255.255.0 rip off broadcast LAN.LAN.LAN.255 mtu 1500
ifconfig igroup0 mtu 1500
ifconfig isdn0 netmask 255.255.255.0 peer 38.1.1.1 rip off mtu 1524 linkaddr CUST.PHONE.NUM.A/CUST.SPID.A
ifconfig isdn1 netmask 255.255.255.0 peer 38.1.1.1 rip off mtu 1524 linkaddr CUST.PHONE.NUM.B/CUST.SPID.B
route add 38.1.1.0/24 isdn0 38.1.1.1 1
route add default isdn0 38.1.1.1 1
dialup isdn0 outgoing POP.PHONE.NUM 1800
(*Note that 1800 is the idle timer in seconds, should not be less than 300)
ppp igroup0 lcp local mrru on
ppp igroup0 lcp local mrru allow on
ppp igroup0 lcp remote mrru on
ppp igroup0 lcp remote mrru allow on
ppp igroup0 ipcp local address on
ppp igroup0 ccp remote method none
ppp isdn0 pap user ACCT.ID PASSWORD
ppp isdn0 ipcp local address on
ppp isdn0 ccp remote method none
snmp set location 'Computer Room'
snmp set contact 'Technical Support'
snmp set community public
start discard
start echo
start ftp
start telnet
start snmp
isdn switch CUST.SWITCH
ifconfig eth0 up
ifconfig igroup0 down
ifconfig isdn0 up
ifconfig isdn1 down
ifconfig modem0 down
rip merge on
ipx
ipx routing disable
ipx optimize is off
update isdn0 init on
update isdn1 init on
access shift 0000 2400 MTWRFSU
tcp/ip
Note:
- ACCT.ID should be replaced with your LAN-ISDN account name.
- PASSWORD should be replaced with your assigned password. This will be eight characters in length, all lower case.
- LAN.LAN.LAN.LAN is the IP address for the NetHopper on your LAN. The last number in the broadcast address is always 255.
- PHONE.NUM will be the phone number of the LAN-ISDN server you are calling into.
- CUST.PHONE.NUM.A/CUST.PHONE.NUM.B are the phone numbers of the ISDN line. This information is obtained for your ISDN provider.
- CUST.SPID.A/CUST.SPID.B are the SPIDS for the ISDN line. This information is obtained for your ISDN provider.
- CUST.SWITCH is the switch type that your ISDN line is connecting to. This information is obtained for your ISDN provider. This will be one of the following:
NI-1, 5ESS, or DMS100
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