D-link DI-106 router
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Table of contents
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• Introduction »
• Features »
• Ease of Installation »
• Built-in Hub »
• ISDN Basic Rate Interface (BRI) »
• ISDN Leased Line »
• Multiple Networking Protocol Support »
• Standard Phone Jacks »
• Dial On Demand »
• Bandwidth On Demand »
• Full Network Management »
• RADIUS (Remote Authentication Dial In User Service) »
• PPP Security »
• MS (Microsoft) CHAP »
• RIP-1/RIP-2 »
• DHCP Support (Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol) »
• Call Control »
• Data Compression »
• Networking Compatibility »
• Applications For Your DI-106 or DI-106M »
• Internet Access »
• Internet Single User Account (SUA) »
• Multiprotocol LAN-to-LAN Connection »
• Telecommuting Server »
• What This Manual Covers »
• What This Manual Doesn’t Cover »
• Other Resources »
• Packing List »
• Additional Installation Requirements »
• Before You Begin »
• Road Map and Flow »
• Completing the Worksheet »
• Ordering Your ISDN Line »
• Collecting General Setup Information »
• Collecting ISDN Phone Line Information »
• Collecting Ethernet Setup Information »
• Installation »
• Warning On Connection Cables »
• Mounting the Router »
• Connecting Your Computer and Your DI-106 or DI-106M »
• Connecting the RS-232 Cable to the Router »
• Connecting an ISDN Line to the Router »
• Connecting a Telephone or Fax Machine to the Router »
• Connecting Ethernet Cables to the Router »
• Important Notes on Ethernet Hub Connections »
• Connecting a Power Adapter to the Router »
• The DI-106 or DI-106M’s Front Panel »
• Powering Up Your DI-106 or DI-106M »
• Navigating Through the System Management Terminal Interface »
• System Management Terminal Interface Summary »
• General Setup »
• ISDN Setup »
• North American ISDN »
• DSS1 & 1TR6 ISDN »
• Ethernet Setup »
• General Ethernet Setup »
• TCP/IP and DHCP Ethernet Setup »
• Novell IPX Ethernet Setup »
• Bridge Ethernet Setup »
• Configuring for Internet Access »
• IP Addresses and the Internet »
• Internet Access Configuration »
• Single User Account »
• Configuration for Single User Account »
• Configuring Backup ISP Accounts »
• Remote Node Configuration »
• Bandwidth on Demand »
• Editing PPP Options »
• Dial-In Configuration »
• Telecommuting »
• Dial-In Server Application »
• Default Dial-In Setup »
• Dial-In Users Setup »
• More on CLID »
• TCP/IP Configuration »
• IP Subnet Mask »
• LAN-to-LAN Application »
• Remote Node Setup »
• Static Route Setup »
• Novell IPX Configuration »
• IPX Network Environment »
• Frame Type »
• Network Numbers »
• DI-106M on LAN with Server »
• DI-106M on LAN without Server »
• IPX Spoofing »
• IPX Ethernet Setup »
• LAN-to-LAN Application »
• Remote Node Setup »
• Static Route Setup »
• Bridging Configuration »
• IPX Spoofing »
• Bridge Ethernet Setup »
• LAN-to-LAN Application »
• Remote Node Setup »
• Default Dial-In Setup for Bridge »
• Bridge Static Route Setup »
• Filter Configuration »
• About Filtering »
• DI-106’s Filter Structure »
• Configuring a Filter Set »
• Configuring a Filter Rule »
• TCP/IP Filter Rule »
• Generic Filter Rule »
• Novell IPX Filter Rule »
• SNMP »
• About SNMP »
• Configuring Your DI-106M For SNMP Support »
• System Security »
• Configuring the SMT Password »
• Using RADIUS Authentication »
• Installing a RADIUS Server »
• Configuring the DI-106M for RADIUS Authentication »
• Adding Users to the RADIUS Database »
• Using RADIUS Authentication for CLID »
• Telnet Configuration and Capabilities »
• About Telnet Configuration »
• Telnet Capabilities »
• Single Administrator »
• System Timeout »
• System Maintenance »
• System Status »
• Terminal Baud Rate »
• Log and Trace »
• View Error Log »
• Syslog and Accounting »
• Diagnostic »
• Backup Configuration »
• Restore Configuration »
• Software Update »
• Command Interpreter Mode »
• Call Control »
• Call Control Parameters »
• Blacklist »
• Budget Management »
• Call History »
• Troubleshooting »
• Problems Starting Up the DI-106 or DI-106M »
• None of the LEDs are on when you power up the router »
• Connecting the RS-232 cable, cannot access the SMT »
• Problems With the ISDN Line »
• The ISDN initialization failed »
• The ISDN loopback test failed »
• Problems with the LAN Interface »
• Can’t PING any station on the LAN »
• Problems Connecting to a Remote Node or ISP »
• Problems Connecting to a Remote User »
• ISDN Switch Types »
• Provisioning For U.S. Switches »
• Provisioning For the AT&T 5ESS Switches »
• Provisioning For the Northern Telecom Switch »
• Glossary »
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