GT 70 Series User Guide

Notices and Standards Statements

Safety Information

Audience

Packing List

Document Conventions

Related Documentation

Hardware Capabilities

Software Capabilities

Managing and Monitoring Your Router

How ISDN Works

Access Interfaces and Data Transmission Channels

Functional Devices and Reference Points

Network Termination (NT1) Devices

Switch Variants

ISDN Telephone Numbers

Point-to-Point and Multipoint Configurations

Terminal Endpoint Identifier (TEI)

Service Profile Identifier (SPID)

Ordering ISDN

ISDN Call Setup and Teardown

Introduction

Before You Begin

Connecting Your GT 70 Series Router to an Ethernet

Using a Hub

Using an Ethernet Crossover Cable

Connecting Your GT 70 Series Router to an ISDN Line

U Model

S/T Model

Connecting Your GT 70 Series Router to a Console

Plugging in the Power Supply

Powering Up Your GT 70 Series Router

Introduction

Before You Begin

Using the Setup Utility

Installing the Setup Utility

Running the Setup Utility

Setting Up Your Terminal Application

Microsoft Windows 3.1, Windows for Workgroups 3.11, and Windows NT Terminal Application

Microsoft Windows 95 HyperTerminal Application

Monitoring the Status Lights

Running Ping and Telnet

From Your PC to the GT 70 Series Router

From Your PC to a Remote Network

Hardware Problems and Solutions

Additional Troubleshooting

Before You Begin

Entering Quick Config

Exiting Quick Config

Configuring Your GT 70 Series Router

Configuring Interfaces

Configuring Bridging

Configuring Protocols

Restarting the Router

Console Port

ISDN BRI Connectors

Ethernet 10BaseT Connector

Ethernet 10BaseT Crossover Cable Connector

Power Connector