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Add a New Virtual Connection (VC)
Table Navigation
This feature provides additional navigation via a table at the bottom of the windows. The data in the table
acts as a shortcut to the window that allows you to configure that element.
Click:
To display this window:
VC
ATM Settings
Type
User Information
Name
Connection Name
To add a new virtual WAN
connection:
At the bottom left corner of the
Current Configuration
window,
click
Add a New VC
.
Depending on your user profile,
either the
ATM Settings
or
Current Configurations
window
will display.
Note
The
ATM Settings
window
allows your service provider to
configure certain “back end” settings,
and will not typically be visible to
users. If you do not know how to
make or change these settings, please
continue to page
41,
Select WAN
Protocol
.
Step-by-Step Procedures
Adding a new virtual WAN connection involves several steps and variables. For a simplified version of
the steps, please refer to page 115.
Configure ATM Settings
1.
On the
ATM Settings
window, enter or select the desired options:
VPI Number
VCI Number
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Encapsulation Type
-
LLC
-
VCMUX
-
Traffic Class
-
Unspecified Bit Rate
-
Constant Bit Rate
-
Variable Bit Rate
(Non Real Time)
-
Variable Bit Rate
(Real Time
)
Traffic Description Information
(optional)
2.
To continue to the
Protocol Selection
window, click
Next
.
Select WAN Protocol
1.
On the
Protocol Selection
window, you will select from these options:
RFC-2684 Bridged:
A pure bridged connection wherein
the router accepts RFC-2684
encapsulated traffic from the WAN
and drops the encapsulation to bridge
Ethernet traffic through to the LAN.
No router functions are performed on
this traffic.
RFC-2684 Bridged/IP:
A bridged connection wherein the
router accepts RFC-2684
encapsulated traffic from the WAN.
Unlike RFC-2684 Bridged protocol, however, the WAN interface has an IP address and handles
the traffic, routing only relevant data on to the appropriate LAN interface(s). The IP address used
for this protocol can be manually entered or, if the ISP provides a DHCP server, can be obtained
using DHCP.
RFC-2684 Routed:
An IP-driven protocol with different encapsulation than RFC-2684 Bridged, but does route
traffic. Since this protocol does not support DHCP, the IP address must be manually entered.
PPPoE:
A PPP connection over Ethernet encapsulated using RFC-2684 Bridging protocol. The router can
support up to four PPPoE session per virtual connection. You can configure the PPPoE protocol
in one of four modes:
-
Client Mode:
Terminates the PPP traffic and pass on pure Ethernet to the LAN.
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Bridged Mode:
Passes PPPoE traffic through to the LAN; user runs Ethernet or another PPPoE client on the
computer to maintain the PPP connection.
-
2684 Bridge Mode:
Concurrently runs PPPoE with a 2684 Bridge on the same virtual connection.
-
2684 Bridge/IP Mode:
Concurrently runs PPPoE with 2684 Bridge/IP on the same virtual connection.
PPPoA:
PPPoA is a PPP connection over ATM cells with encapsulation using either LLC or VCMUX;
routes traffic.
2.
To continue to next window, click
Next
. Refer to the table below for the page number pertaining to
instructions for each protocol type:
If you selected:
Go to:
RFC-2684 Bridged
pg. 33
RFC-2684 Bridged/IP
pg. 34
RFC-2684 Routed
pg. 36
PPPoE
pg. 38
PPPoA
pg. 57
Configure RFC-2684 Bridged Protocol
RFC-2684 Bridged
is a pure bridged
connection wherein the router accepts RFC-
2684 encapsulated traffic from the WAN and
drops the encapsulation to bridge Ethernet
traffic through to the LAN. No router
functions are performed on this traffic.
1.
From the
Protocol Selection
window,
click
RFC-2684 Bridged
.
2.
To continue to the
2684 Bridged
window,
click
Next
.
Specify Connection Name
1.
On the
Connection Name
window, enter
a name for the new connection.
2.
To finish configuring the RFC-2684
Bridged protocol, click
Next
.
The
VC Wizard
window displays the
new connection information.
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Finish
On the
VC Wizard
window, click
Finish
.
The
Current Configuration
window
displays the new connection information.
Configure RFC-2684
Bridged/IP Protocol
RFC-2684 Bridged/IP is a bridged connection wherein the router accepts RFC-2684 encapsulated traffic
from the WAN. Unlike RFC-2684 Bridged protocol, however, the WAN interface has an IP address and
handles the traffic, routing only relevant data
on to the appropriate LAN interface(s). The IP
address used for this protocol can be manually
entered or, if the ISP provides a DHCP server,
can be obtained using DHCP.
From the
Protocol Selection
window,
click
RFC-2684 Bridged
; then click
Next
.
The
2684 Bridged
window displays.
Enter IP Information
1.
On the
2684 Bridged
window, select to
use DHCP or specify the IP information:
Use DHCP:
If your service provider offers DHCP
server, automatically obtains the IP
address.
Specify IP Information:
Enter IP address, subnet mask, default
gateway (optional) and DNS server
(optional).
2.
To continue to the
2684 PPPoE
window,
click
Next
.
Use PPPoE
1.
On the
2684 PPPoE
window, indicate
whether the connection will also use
PPPoE.
2.
To continue to the
Interface Options
window, click
Next
.
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Select Interface Options
1.
On the
Interface Options
window, select the desired options:
Use Firewall:
Enable firewall protection.
Use Attack Detection System:
Enable WAN attack protection.
Use Universal Plug-n-Play:
Enable devices to discover and control each other via UPnP over the network.
RIP:
Routing Information Protocol (For more information, see page 83.
-
Version 1:
Allows RIP version 1 to be
transmitted/received on the
selected interface. Currently,
RIPv1 is seldom used, but
supported on the SpeedStream
router.
-
Version 2
:
Allows RIP version 2 to be
transmitted/received on the
selected interface. This would be
the most common choice.
-
Versions 1 & 2:
Simultaneously supports RIP
versions 1 and 2 on the selected
interface.
-
Active Mode:
In enabled, the router will receive
routing updates on the selected
interface and will broadcast
regular routing updates to other routers. If not enabled (default), the router will receive
routing updates on this interface, but will not broadcast routing tables.
NAT/NAPT:
Enable Network Address Translation (NAT) and/or Network Address Port Translation (NAPT).
For more information on using NAT and NAPT, see page 65.
-
Disabled:
Disable both NAT and NAPT (for example, if setting up static routes).
-
NAT:
Enable NAT only and specify the destination IP address for incoming packets on the selected
WAN interface.
-
NAPT:
Enable NAPT only to handle multiple addresses based on port forwarding rules.
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