Antonio Perez

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======PPP AND ETHERNET TO NETBUILDER======


The following are the steps to configure LAN and WAN interfaces:

=====To view path configuration use the command=====


  showd or show -path conf   "You can view physical parameters in each path"
  
  
=====view path layout use=====

  showd or show -path layout   	  
  "here you can view physical connectors and relationship with
  numbers used by configuration process."
  
  
=====To view port configuration use:=====


  showd or show -port conf	"You can view protocols and status of connection."


====LAN:====

  setd !x -ip netaddr=Y.X.Z.W  mask=255.255.0.0	
  "You define IP address and netmask for this LAN interface."
  "Here mask is 255.255.0.0 is an example."
  setd !x -path control=enable				
  "Where x is number of path LAN, you can do a reset of this path."
  setd !y -port control=enable				
  "Where y is number of port LAN, careful because path number "
  not always is same port number.
  
  
  
====Physical WAN:====


  setd !z -path baud=64		"This command set up informational parameter about band width, the real clock"
  depends of DCE. Here 64 is an example.
  setd !z -path clock=external				"This command enables interface to receive clock from DCE."
  setd !z -path linetype=auto				"This command enables router to detect line type"
  automatically.
  setd !z -path control=enable				"This command enables the path and it produce that changes" 
  take effect. z is path number.
 

=====Logical WAN with PPP:=====

  setd !w -port owner=ppp				
  "This command set up ppp protocol to port identifies with w number, w is port associated with z path."
  setd !w -port control=enable				
  "This command enables port and it porduce that changes in port take effect."
 


  
=====Logical WAN with PPP:=====

  setd !w -port owner=ppp				
  "This command set up ppp protocol to port identifies with w 
  number, w is port associated with z path."
  setd !w -port control=enable				
  "This command enables port and it porduce that changes in 
  port take effect."
  


=====IP in WAN interface:=====

  setd !w -ip netaddr=X.Y.Z.W  mask=255.255.0.0	
  "This command defines IP address for this WAN port, the mask 
  255.255.0.0 is only an example.
  setd !w -port control=enable				
  "This command enables port and it lets that the change 
  takes effect."


=====Enable Routing and define RIP routing protocol:=====

  setd -ip control=enable				"This command enables routing in your NB II."
  setd !w -ripip control=(talk,listen)			"This command enables RIP protocol in port w."


I want that this configuration would be useful. Please let me know your opinion and questions about it.



 --- //[[nce@itclatam.com|David Gonzalez]] 2021/04/10 09:15//