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Configuring the HP Router ER as a Predictive Gateway Node at the
Customer's Site
Use the Quick Configuration and the Configuration Editor to configure the
router as the Predictive Gateway Node:
* Quick Configuration to configure the parameters to begin router
information. This creates a minimal router configuration.
* Configuration Editor to configure the parameters to customize your
router. See the HP Router ER Configuration Guide for details on
getting to specific menus, making menu item selections, and
choosing action options.
To configure the minimal configuration of the HP Router ER as a
Predictive Gateway Node using Quick Configuration,
1. Go to the terminal connected to the router.
2. Go to the Main Menu screen.
3. Type 6 to select Quick Configuration. This displays the Quick
Configuration Instruction screen.
4. Press Return. This displays the Quick Configuration Data screen.
5. Enter a name for the router in the System name: field. In our
example, this is predgtwy since a maximum of fifteen alphanumeric
characters, with no spaces, is allowed.
6. Enter y for SNMP if you want to access the router with SNMP
network management. DoD IP (IP) needs to be configured for SNMP
to access the system.
7. Enter y for Telnet to use TELNET to log into this router. DoD
needs to be configured on at least one port for TELNET to operate.
8. Enter the LAN Network IP address of the router in the IP address
field for the Ethernet 1 (the router's Ethernet/802.3 port 1, a
CSMA/CD line) or Ethernet 2 port (the router's Ethernet/802.3 port
2, a CSMA/CD line).
In our example, this is A 111.111.111.222 which will route DoD IP
traffic through Ethernet 1.
9. Enter the subnet mask appropriate for the configured Ethernet port
in "dotted decimal" notation. The subnet mask determines what
portion of the IP address is the subnetwork number and what
portion is the host number.
10. Enter the X.25 Network IP address of the router in the IP address
field for the WAN 1 (used only for WAN port 1, a synchronous line)
or WAN 2 port (used only for WAN port 2, a synchronous line).
In our example, this is B122.222 222.100 which will route DoD IP
traffic through WAN 1.
11. Enter the subnet mask appropriate for the configured WAN 1 port.
12. Save the configuration and exit Quick Configuration. This
displays the Main Menu screen.
To customize the router using the Configuration Editor,
1. Go to the Main Menu screen.
2. Select 3 for the Configuration Editor. This displays the
Configuration menu.
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| Configuration Editor |
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| 1. System (1) |
| 2. Software(1) |
| 3. Lines (2) |
| 4. Circuits (2) |
| 5. Circuit Groups (2) |
| 6. Bridge (1) |
| 7. DoD Internet Router (0) |
| 8. DECNET Routing Service (0) |
| 9. SNMP Sessions (0) |
| 10. Xerox Routing Service (0) |
| 11. IPX Routing Service (0) |
| 12. AppelTalk Router (0) |
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| Enter Selection (0 for Previous Menu) : _____ |
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Figure H-2. Configuration Menu
3. Select 1 for System. This displays the Global Parameters screen.
4. Verify whether a name identifying the router is configured. The
router name should have already been configured using Quick
Configuration. If the router name is not configured, add the
name.
5. Press Return for the last field on the Global Parameters screen.
This displays the Session Access Menu.
6. Select 1 for System Session. This displays the Session Records
screen.
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| System Name : predgtwy Auto Enable : Yes |
| Automatic Reboot : Yes Memory Log Size : 100 |
| Timezone : 0 |
| Daylight Time Rule : None |
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| System Session |
| Event Filter Level Session Mode |
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| 1. Show All Events User |
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| Action (-> for selections) : Add |
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Figure H-3. Session Records Screen
7. Choose the action option Add. This displays the Session Selection
screen.
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| Event Filter Level : Show all Events Session Mode : Telnet |
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Figure H-4. Session Selection Screen
8. Set the Telnet Session parameters to:
Event Filter Level: Show All Events
Session Mode: Telnet
This displays the rest of the Telnet Session Parameters screen.
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| Event Filter Level : Show All Events Session Mode : Telnet |
| Terminal : UT100 Screen Refresh Rate : 3 |
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Figure H-5. Telnet Session Parameters Screen
9. Set the Terminal: and Screen Refresh Rate: parameters.
10. Return to the Configuration menu.
11. Select 2 for Software. This displays the Protocol Records screen
listing the routing protocols (such as the DoD Internet Router)
currently enabled.
12. Verify whether the DoD Internet Router (also called the IP Router)
is enabled. If it is not enabled, add the DoD Internet Router.
13. Return to the Configuration Menu.
14. Select 3 for lines. This displays the line Records screen listing
the currently configured lines in the order configured.
15. Select the line (CSMA/CD) for the Ethernet port. This displays
the Line Parameters screen for the Ethernet port.
16. Verify the line parameters for the selected Ethernet port.
17. Enter menu item 1 and select action item, Modify or Browse. This
displays the Circuit Name screen for the Ethernet port.
18. Verify that the circuit name (the default is ETHER1 on the 27285A
and E21 on the 27270A) already configured, or type over the name
to change it.
19. Return to the Configuration Editor screen.
20. Select 3 for Lines. This displays the Line Records screen listing
the currently configured lines in the order configured.
21. Select the line (SYNC) parameters for the WAN port. This displays
the Line Parameters screen for the WAN port.
22. Verify the line parameters for the selected WAN port.
23. Enter menu item 1 and select action item, Modify or Browse. This
displays the Circuit Name screen for the WAN port.
24. Verify that the circuit name (the default is WAN1 on the 27285A or
S21 on the 27270A) is already configured, or type over the name to
change it.
25. Return to the Configuration Menu.
26. Select 4 for Circuits. This displays the Circuit Records screen
listing the currently configured circuits in the order configured.
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| Circuits |
| Circuit Name Circuit Type |
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| 1. ETHER1 LAN |
| 2. WAN2 PDN |
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| Action (-> for selections) : Previous Display |
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Figure H-6. Circuit Records Screen
27. Select the circuit for the Ethernet port. This displays the
Circuits Parameters screen for a LAN.
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| Circuit Name : ETHER1 Auto Enable : Yes |
| Quality of Service : LLC 1 (datagram) Circuit Type : LAN |
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| LAN Address : _______________ XCVR signal polling : Active |
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Figure H-7. Circuit Parameters screen for a LAN
28. Verify the circuit parameters for the Ethernet port.
29. Return to the Configuration Menu.
30. Select 4 for Circuits. This displays the currently configured
circuits in the order configured. See Figure H-6.
31. Select the circuit for the WAN port. This displays the X.25 PDN
Parameters screen.
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| Circuit Name : WAN1 Auto Enable : Yes |
| Quality of Service : X.25 Circuit Type : X.25 PDN |
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| PDN : TELENET T1 (0.1 secs) : 30 N2 : 20 |
| Low LCN : 1 High LCN : 32 |
| Min Frame Spacing : 2 Max Queue Size : 10 |
| Default Pkt Window : 2 Default Pkt Size :120 |
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| IP Circuit Name : WAN1IP_ Local DTE Address : 1234 5678 06 0199 |
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| 1. X.25 Address Map (0) |
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| Enter Selection (0 for Previous Menu) : ____ |
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Figure H-8. X.25 PDN Parameters Screen
32. Make sure the following circuit parameters for the WAN port are
configured as:
Quality of
Service: X.25
Circuit Type :
X.25 PDN
IP Circuit Name: enter a name (for example, WAN1IP) that
further identifies the circuit providing X.25
DDN service. Use this name not the name
previously specified for circuit name when you
configured circuit groups and DoD IP Router
for X.25 PDN service (see step 24).
Local DTE Address: enter the X.121 address of this interface
between the router and the X.25 network. It
is a decimal number supplied by the X.25
service provider. In our example, this is
1234 5678 06 0199.
33. Select 1 for X.25 Address Map for address map configuration after
configuring the circuit parameters for the WAN port.
a. If you see the following message,
No X.25 Address Map record(s) found
Do you wish to add X.25 Address map record(s)? Yes
Press Return to accept the option Yes. The console
displays the X.25 Address Map Parameters screen.
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| IP Address : B 122.222 222.050 X.121 Address : 1234 5678 06 0200 |
| Broadcast : No Max Conns : 1 |
| Min Idle Time (secs) : 10 Max Idle Time (secs) : 120 |
| Flow Ctrl : Deflt |
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Figure H-9. X.25 PDN Address Map Parameters Screen
b. If the X.25 PDN Address Map Records screen (Figure H-10)
summarizing the configured mappings is displayed, select
the action item, Add. This displays the X.25 PDN Address
Map Parameters screen (see Figure H-9).
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| Circuit Name : WAN1 Auto Enable : Yes |
| Quality of Service : X.25 Circuit Type : X.25 PDN |
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| PDN : TELENET T1 (9.1 secs) : 30 N2 : 20 |
| Low LCN : 1 High LCN : 32 |
| Min Frame Spacing : 2 Max Queue Size : 10 |
| Default Pkt Window : 2 Default Pkt Size : 120 |
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| IP Circuit Name : WAN1IP Local DTE Address : 1234 5678 06 0199 |
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| X.25 Address Map |
| IP Address X.121 Address Broadcast |
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| 1. B 122.222 222.050 1234 5678 06 0200 No |
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| Action (-> for selections) : Add |
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Figure H-10. X.25 PDN Address Map Records Screen
34. Configure the HP Response Center Node's X.25 PDN Address Map
parameters:
IP Address: enter the HP Response Center Node's X.25
Network IP address. In our example,
this is B 122.222 222.050.
X.121 Address: enter the HP Response Center Node's X.25
address for X.25 network access. In our
example, this is 1234 5678 06 0200,
which will then be translated at the
X.25 Switching Node to 8700 5555 5555
555.
Broadcast: Select No to specify that the router
will not send broadcast messages.
35. Return to the Configuration Menu.
36. Select 5 for Circuit Groups. This displays the Circuit Group
Records screen.
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| Circuit Groups |
| Circuit Group Name |
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| 1. ETHER1G |
| 2. WAN1G |
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| Action (-> for selections) : Browse |
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Figure H-11. Circuit Group Records Screen
37. Select an action option, Add, Modify, or Browse, and select the
WAN port circuit group (WAN1G). This displays the Circuit Group
Name screen.
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| Circuit Group Name : WAN1G |
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| 1. Circuit Group Members (1) |
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Figure H-12. Circuit Group Name Screen
38. Select 1 for Circuit Group Members. This displays the Circuit
Group Member Records screen.
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| Circuit Group Name : WAN1G |
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| Circuit Group Members |
| Circuit Name |
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| 1. WAN1 |
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| Action (-> for selections) : Add |
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Figure H-13. Circuit Group Member Records Screen
39. Select an action option, Add, Modify or Browse. For Browse or
Modify, also select the member that needs to be examined or
changed. This displays the Circuit Group Member screen.
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| Circuit Name : WAN1IP |
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Figure H-14. Circuit Group Member Screen
40. Enter the name of the circuit (in our example, WAN1IP) to be
assigned as a member of the selected circuit group. This is the
name previously specified as the IP Circuit Name in step 32.
41. Return to the Configuration menu.
42. Select 7 for DoD Internet Router. This displays the IP Router
Parameters screen.
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| Auto Enable : Yes Global Broadcast : Yes |
| RIP Network Diameter : 15 Mode : Router/Host |
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Figure H-15. IP Router Parameters Screen
43. Make sure the basic IP router parameters are configured as:
Auto Enable: Yes
Global Broadcast: Yes
RIP Network Diameter: 15
Mode: Router/Host
44. Press Return. This displays the IP Router Configuration menu.
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| Auto Enable : Yes Global Broadcast : Yes |
| RIP Network Diameter : 15 Mode : Router/Host |
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| 1. Network Interface Definitions (2) |
| 2. Static Routes (0) |
| 3. OSPF Configuration (0) |
| 4. EGP Configuration (0) |
| 5. TCP Configuration (0) |
| 6. TFTP Configuration (0) |
| 7. Time Protocol Configuration (0) |
| 8. B00TP Configuration (0) |
| 9. Source Address Filters (0) |
| 10. Destination Address Filters (0) |
| 11. Import Route Filters (0) |
| 12. Export Route Filters (0) |
| Enter Selection (0 for Previous Menu) : _____ |
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Figure H-16. IP Router Configuration Menu
45. Select 1 for Network Interface Definitions. This displays the
Network Interface Record screen.
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| Auto Enable :Yes Global Broadcast :Yes |
| RIP Network Diameter:15 Mode :Router/Host |
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| Network Interface Definitions |
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| Internet Address Subnet Mask Circuit Group |
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| 1. A 111 111.111.222 ETHER1G |
| 2. B 122.222. 222.100 WAN1G |
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Figure H-17. Network Interface Record Screen
46. Select the network interface definition for the Ethernet port.
This displays the Network Interface Definition screen for
Ethernet.
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| Internet Address : A 111 111.111.222 |
| Subnet Mask : Receive Broadcast : Network and Subnet |
| Circuit Group : ETHER1G Transmit Broadcast : All Ones |
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| Address Resolution : ARP RIP Supply : Yes |
| Normal ARP : Yes RIP Listen : Yes |
| Proxy ARP : No Default Route Supply : No |
| Host Cache : No Default Route Listen : No |
| UDP Checksum Off : No Poisoned Reverse : Yes |
| RIP Interface Cost : 1 |
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| Address Mask Reply : No ASB Flood : No |
| MTU Discovery Option : No Source Route (Token Ring) : No |
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| 1. TCP/UDP Port Filters (0) |
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Figure H-18. Network Interface Definition screen for Ethernet
47. Make sure the following parameters are configured as:
Address Resolution : ARP (or ARP & HP Probe if both are used in
your network)
Normal ARP : Yes
Proxy ARP : No (or Yes if Address Resolution: is ARP & HP Probe)
Also, make sure that the other parameters are correctly configured
for your network.
48. Return to the Network Interface Record screen. (see Figure H-17).
49. Select the network interface definition for the WAN port. This
displays the Network Interface Definition screen for WAN.
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| Internet Address: 128.88.30.52 |
| Subnet Mask : 255.255.0.0 Receive Broadcast : Network and Subnet |
| Circuit Group : WAN1G Transmit Broadcast : All Ones |
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| Address Resolution : PDN RIP Supply : Yes |
| Normal ARP : No RIP Listen : Yes |
| Proxy ARP : No Default Route Supply : No |
| Host Cache : No Default Route Listen : No |
| UDP Checksum Off : No Poisoned Reverse : Yes |
| RIP Interface Cost : 1 |
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| Address Mask Reply : No ASB Flood : No |
| MTU Discovery Option : No Source Route (Token Ring):No |
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| 1. TCP/UDP Port Filters (0) |
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Figure H-19. Network Interface Definition Screen for WAN
50. Make sure the following parameters are configured as:
Address Resolution: PDN
Normal ARP: No
Proxy ARP: No
Also, make sure that the other parameters are correctly configured
for your network.
51. Return to the Configuration menu.
52. Select 9 for SNMP Sessions. This displays the SNMP Session Record
screen.
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| SNMP Sessions |
| Community Name Session Mode Session Type |
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| 1. PUBLIC Read Regular |
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| Action (-> for selections) : Browse |
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Figure H-20. SNMP Session Record Screen
53. Select the SNMP Session for a management station. This displays
the SNMP Parameters screen for the selected Session.
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| Community Name : PUBLIC Session Mode :Road |
| Session type : Regular |
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| 1. Node Addresses (0) |
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Figure H-21. SNMP Parameters Screen
54. Make sure the SNMP parameters are correctly configured for your
SNMP network management station on your extended network. When
the parameters are correct, press Return. This displays the SNMP
Member screen.
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Figure H-22. SNMP Member Screen
55. Enter the network management station's IP address 0.0.0.0 in the
Node Address: field to permit any network entity using Community
Name, "PUBLIC," to query the agent.
56. Exit the Configuration Editor as follows:
a. Back up to the Configuration menu initial screen.
b. At the prompt Enter selection (0 for previous menu): enter
0 or press Return.
c. At the option Back to Menu? use the RIGHT CURSOR or LEFT
CURSOR key to toggle to Save and Exit?
d. Press Return to replace your previous configuration with
the changes, which takes effect the next time you restart
or boot the router.
57. Reboot the router as follows:
a. Go to the Main Menu screen.
b. Type 2 to Select Network Control Language Interpreter.
c. Type boot.
d. If a manager password exists, enter the password when you
are prompted for the password.
e. Type y when you are prompted on whether to reboot the
system.