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108 CHAPTER 5: CONFIGURING THE ROUTER
RIP RIP (Routing Information Protocol) - RIP allows the network administrator
to set up routing information on one RIP-enabled device (this Router),
and send that information to all RIP-enabled devices on the network.
Figure 85 RIP Parameter Screen
You can set up RIP independently on both LAN and WAN interfaces.
1 Check the Enable RIP checkbox.
2 Check the Enable Auto summary checkbox. Auto summarization sends
simplified routing data to other RIP-enabled devices rather than full
routing data.
3 Select the Operation Mode:
■ Disable — RIP is not enabled for the WAN or LAN interface.
■ Enable — RIP is enabled for the WAN or LAN interface. The router will
transmit RIP update information to other RIP-enabled devices.
■ Silent — RIP is enabled, however the Router only receives RIP update
messages, it will not transmit any messages itself.
4 In the Version field, select 1 or 2.
3Com recommends that you only use RIPv1 if there is an existing
RIP-enabled device on your network that does not support RIPv2. In all
other cases, you should use RIPv2.
- User Guide 1
- 3Com Corporation 2
- 350 Campus Drive 2
- Marlborough, MA 2
- USA 01752-3064 2
- CONTENTS 3
- CONFIGURING THE ROUTER 4
- ABOUT THIS GUIDE 9
- Table 1 Notice Icons 10
- Table 2 Text Conventions 10
- Feedback About 11
- This User Guide 11
- Related 11
- Documentation 11
- 10 ABOUT THIS GUIDE 12
- INTRODUCING THE ROUTER 13
- Minimum System 17
- Requirements 17
- Physical Features 17 19
- Physical Features 19 21
- INSTALLING THE ROUTER 23
- Powering Up the 25
- Connecting the 25
- Connecting the Router 25 27
- ■ Encryption — none 28
- ■ SSID — 3Com 28
- ■ Channel — 11 28
- SETTING UP YOUR COMPUTERS 29
- Figure 11. Click OK 30
- 7 Restart your computer 30
- Software 33
- Disabling Web 33
- Disabling PPPoE 33
- RUNNING THE SETUP WIZARD 35
- Accessing the Setup 37
- Figure 22 Welcome Screen 39
- Figure 23 Password Screen 40
- Accessing the Setup Wizard 39 41
- Figure 27 PPPoE Screen 43
- Figure 28 PPPoA Screen 44
- Accessing the Setup Wizard 43 45
- Accessing the Setup Wizard 45 47
- Accessing the Setup Wizard 47 49
- Figure 35 64-bit WEP Screen 50
- Figure 36 128-bit WEP 51
- Accessing the Setup Wizard 51 53
- LAN Settings 55 57
- Wireless Settings 57 59
- Wireless Settings 59 61
- Figure 45 Encryption Screen 62
- Figure 46 64-bit WEP Screen 63
- Wireless Settings 63 65
- Figure 50 WPS Screen 67
- ■ WPS-PBC 68
- Wireless Settings 67 69
- Figure 53 WMM Screen 70
- Wireless Settings 71 73
- Figure 55 Add WDS screen 74
- Wireless Settings 73 75
- Wireless Settings 75 77
- Figure 59 ATM PVC Screen 78
- Internet Settings 77 79
- Internet Settings 79 81
- Internet Settings 81 83
- Internet Settings 83 85
- Internet Settings 85 87
- Internet Settings 87 89
- Figure 66 DNS Screen 90
- Internet Settings 89 91
- Figure 68 Firewall Screen 92
- Firewall 91 93
- Firewall 93 95
- Firewall 95 97
- Figure 73 DMZ Screen 98
- Firewall 97 99
- Firewall 99 101
- Figure 78 URL Filter Screen 102
- Figure 79 Security Screen 103
- Advanced 103 105
- Figure 80 VLAN Screen 107
- Advanced 107 109
- Advanced 109 111
- ■ DynDNS.org 112
- ■ TZO.com 112
- ■ Dt DNS.com 112
- ■ No-IP.com 112
- ■ Zoneedit.com 112
- Figure 87 SNMP Screen 113
- Figure 89 Proxy ARP Screen 115
- Advanced 115 117
- Figure 94 VPN Screen 120
- Figure 103 Upgrade Screen 127
- Figure 104 Time Zone Screen 128
- Figure 105 Ping Screen 129
- System Tools 129 131
- Figure 109 Status Screen 132
- Status and Logs 131 133
- Figure 113 Logs Screen 134
- Status and Logs 133 135
- Figure 115 Support Screen 136
- Figure 116 Feedback Screen 136
- TROUBLESHOOTING 137
- HAPTER 6: TROUBLESHOOTING 138
- Forgotten Password 140
- Factory Defaults 140
- Wireless 141
- Networking 141
- Recovering from 142
- Corrupted Software 142
- Power Adapter 141 143
- Frequently Asked 145
- Questions 145
- IP ADDRESSING 147
- PPENDIX A: IP ADDRESSING 148
- How does a Device 149
- Obtain an IP 149
- Address and Subnet 149
- 148 APPENDIX A: IP ADDRESSING 150
- TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS 151
- ■ Width = 178 mm (7.0 in.) 152
- ■ Depth = 160 mm (6.1 in.) 152
- ■ Height = 39 mm (1.5 in.) 152
- SAFETY INFORMATION 155
- Wichtige 156
- Sicherheitshinweise 156
- Consignes 157
- PPENDIX C: SAFETY INFORMATION 158
- END USER SOFTWARE LICENSE 159
- AGREEMENT 159
- OBTAINING SUPPORT FOR 162
- YOUR 3COM PRODUCTS 162
- Access Software 163
- Downloads 163
- GLOSSARY 167
- 166 GLOSSARY 168
- GLOSSARY 167 169
- 168 GLOSSARY 170
- GLOSSARY 169 171
- 170 GLOSSARY 172
- GLOSSARY 171 173
- 172 GLOSSARY 174
- REGULATORY NOTICES 175
- ANUFACTURER'S FCC 176
- ECLARATION OF 176
- ONFORMITY 176
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