This appendix describes how to configure your GT 70 Series router using the Quick Config process and includes the following sections:

Before You Begin

Quick Config is appropriate for installations where your GT 70 Series router always calls the same remote router. You can also use Quick Config to configure the primary remote site that your router calls, and then use the Setup Utility or Command Line Interface to add other sites.

Whatever parameters you cannot configure with Quick Config you can configure using the Command Line Interface configuration processes after exiting Quick Config.

You cannot delete Quick Config information from within Quick Config, but you can change information by exiting and returning to Quick Config or by typing r for restart as a response to a Quick Config question.

Notes:

• Quick Config prompts you only for information that pertains to the hardware version and the software loaded on your GT 70 Series router.
• Information within brackets [ ] is the default. Press Enter to use this value, or enter a value and press Enter.
• Information within parentheses ( ) is either a list or a description of acceptable input.
• Enter r at any time to restart the current configuration section. For example, if you are in the device configuration section, enter r to redisplay the device configuration prompts.
• Press Backspace or Delete to delete the last character typed. Press Ctrl U to delete an entire entry so that you can re-enter it.

To run Quick Config after you have initially configured your router, follow these steps:

1. At the * prompt, enter config to display the Config> prompt. For example:

* config
Config>

2. Enter qconfig at the Config> prompt to begin Quick Config.

Configuring Your GT 70 Series Router

• Configuring Interfaces
• Configuring Bridging
• Configuring Protocols
• Restarting the Router

Configuring Interfaces

Table A-1 has all possible interface configuration questions that can appear in Quick Config. The OpenROUTE software does not ask all of these questions because some questions only pertain to particular switch types or are based on other answers and appear only when needed.

Table A-1 Interface Configuration Questions

Question	Description
Local Router's Name: [gt72-22] gt72local	Unless you override this local router's name later in this Quick Config process, this name is identifies your router to the remote router. If you are using your router for Personal use, you can use the user name that your Internet Service Provider (ISP) assigned to you as the local router's name. Then, when you log into the ISP, you use this name when you dial. Corporate use, your network administrator can structure the local router's name to indicate specific information, such as remote site types.
Switch-Variant-Model (5ESS, DMS100, NET3, INS64, USNI1, USNI2, VN3, AUS): [USNI1] 5ess	The type of switch to which you connected this ISDN interface.
Point/Multi-Point Selection (PP, MP): [MP] pp	The software only asks this question if it cannot determine the correct answer based on the switch type. If the switch requires multipoint (MP), then Quick Config makes the correct choice and does not ask the question. Check with your ISDN service provider.
Enter your first ISDN phone number (number or number:extension):[] 12228888 or 12228888:44	The ISDN telephone number that your service provider assigns to your local router. For multipoint, switch variants in North America use a different telephone number for each device. Switch variants in Europe, Japan, and Australia use sub-addresses.
Enter your second ISDN phone number (number or number:extension): [] 12225555 or 12225555:77	A second ISDN telephone number that your service provider assigns to your local router. For multipoint, switch variants in North America use a different telephone number for each device. Switch variants in Europe, Japan, and Australia use sub-addresses.
Enter your ISDN phone number (number or number:extension):[] 19992222 or 19992222:82	The software asks this question when it knows, based on your switch type, that there can only be one ISDN telephone number. This is the ISDN telephone number that your service provider assigns to your local router. For multipoint, switch variants in North America use a different telephone number for each device. Switch variants in Europe, Japan, and Australia use sub-addresses.
Enter Service Profile ID 0 (19 digits max): [] 5085551234	In North America, service providers may require Service Profile IDs (SPIDs). A SPID is a number that uniquely identifies a specific profile of service characteristics available on a particular access interface (such as a B channel). Your ISDN service provider assigns SPIDs.
Enter Service Profile ID 1 (19 digits max): []	If your service provider assigned a second SPID, enter it here. Generally, if your service provider assigns two directory numbers, they also assign two SPIDs.
Specify remote router name (1-23 chars): [] GT70remote	Enter a name for the remote router to which your router connects.
Enter `GT70remote' ISDN phone number (number or number:extension): [] 15551212 or 15551212:33	The ISDN telephone number of the remote router. For multipoint, switch variants in North America use a different ISDN telephone number for each device. Switch variants in Europe, Japan, and Australia use sub-addresses.
Enter a second ISDN phone number? (Yes, No): [No]	You can enter a second telephone number for the remote router. Your local router attempts to call each of the numbers until it successfully connects to the remote router.
Enter `GT70remote' ISDN phone number (number or number:extension): [] 15551212 or 15551212:33	The ISDN telephone number of the second remote router. For multipoint, switch variants in North America use a different ISDN telephone number for each device. Switch variants in Europe, Japan, and Australia use sub-addresses.
Enable DOSBS mode? (Yes, No): [No]	Data Over Speech Bearer Service (DOSBS). A method by which your router sends or receives 56K voice grade calls and uses the channels to pass data.
Place Outbound Calls (Yes, No): [Yes]	Set whether or not your router can place outbound calls.
Accept Inbound Calls (Yes, No): [Yes]	Set whether or not your router can accept inbound calls.
Multilink PPP (Disable, Enable): [Disable]	Enables or disables Multilink PPP.
PPP STAC Data Compression (Disable, Enable): [Disable]	Enables or disables Stac® data compression.
PPP Call-Back (Disabled, Request, Accept, Always): [Disabled]	The initial default value is disabled. This implies Call-back is not performed. The other options, Request, Accept, and Always, enable their respective Call-back modes (Request, Accept, and Always).
Setup CHAP authentication? (Yes, No): [Yes] yes	Allows you to set up CHAP authentication on your router.
Local Name used for CHAP Identification: [GT72local]	Enter the name that the local router uses to identify itself in CHAP packets transmitted on this interface. The default is the local router's name specified earlier. See page 49. If you have multiple interfaces calling multiple ISPs, use the user name your ISP or network administrator assigned to you if that name is different than the local router's name entered earlier.
Require CHAP from remote? (Yes, No): [No]	If you enter yes, you enable CHAP when your router is answering a call from a remote router.
Router `GT70remote' CHAP Secret: [] remote secret	Enter the CHAP secret assigned to you by the remote router adminstrator. This may be your ISP or the corporate network adminstrator.
Setup PAP authentication? (Yes, No): [No] yes	Allows you to set up PAP authentication on your router.
Local Name used for PAP Identification: [GT72local]	Enter the name that the local router uses to identify itself in PAP packets transmitted on this interface. The default is the local router's name specified earlier. See page 49. If you have multiple interfaces calling multiple ISPs, use the user name your ISP or network administrator assigned to you if that name is different than the local router's name entered earlier.
Router `GT72local's' PAP password: [] localpw	Enter the PAP password assigned to you by the remote router adminstrator. This may be your ISP or the corporate network adminstrator
Require PAP from remote? (Yes, No): [No]	If you enter yes, you enable PAP when your router is answering a call from a remote router.
Router `GT70remote' PAP password: [] remotepw	Add a password for the remote router. This is the password you expect to receive from the remote router when the remote router calls your router.

Configuring Bridging

Table A-2 Bridging Configuration Questions

Prompt	Description
Enable STB on this interface?	Enter y to enable Spanning Tree Bridge/Transparent Bridging on the interface.

You may defer restarting the router to configure additional protocols and features. When you complete the configuration, restart the router for all settings to take effect.