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Network and Dial-up

Connections

SETUP

MMR MC, miniMaster, Node

Windows 2000 - Windows XP

Windows Vista

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Network and Dial-up Connections

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© Copyright 2008 CommScope, Inc.

All rights reserved.

Andrew Wireless Solutions is a trademark of CommScope, Inc.

All information contained in this manual has been revised thoroughly. Yet Andrew

Wireless Solutions accepts no liability for any omissions or faults. Andrew Wireless Solutions reserves the right to change all hard- and softwarecharacteristics without notice.

Names of products mentioned herein are used for identification purposes only and maybe trademarks and / or registered trademarks of their respective companies.

No parts of this publication may be reproduced, stored in a retrieval system, transmittedin any form or by any means, electronical, mechanical photocopying, recording orotherwise, without prior written permission of the publisher.

Andrew Wireless Systems GmbH, 19-December-2008

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

1. GENERAL 5

1.1.

USED ABBREVIATIONS 5

1.2. ABOUT ANDREW WIRELESS SOLUTIONS 6

1.3. INTERNATIONAL CONTACT ADDRESSES 7

2. HOW TO USE THIS MANUAL 9

2.1. TERMINOLOGY AND SYMBOLS 9

2.2. GUIDELINE - USE THIS MANUAL IN CASE OF... 10

3. OUTGOING RAS CONNECTION SETUP (RAS CLIENT) 11

3.1.

DIRECT CONNECTION VIA SERIAL COMMUNICATION CABLE -WINDOWS 2000 11

3.1.1. Setting up the Communication Cable Driver - WINDOWS 2000 11 3.1.2. Setting up the Direct Connection - WINDOWS 2000 15 3.1.3. Establishing the Direct Connection - WINDOWS 2000 23

3.2. REMOTE CONNECTION VIA MODEM - WINDOWS 2000 25 3.2.1. Setting up the Modem Driver - WINDOWS 2000 25 3.2.2. Setting up the Modem Connection - WINDOWS 2000 29 3.2.3. Establishing the Modem Connection - WINDOWS 2000 37

3.3. DIRECT CONNECTION VIA SERIAL COMMUNICATION CABLE -WINDOWS XP 39

3.3.1. Setting up the Communication Cable Driver - Windows XP 39 3.3.2. Setting up the Direct Connection - Windows XP 43 3.3.3. Establishing the Direct Connection - Windows XP 51

3.4. REMOTE CONNECTION VIA MODEM - WINDOWS XP 53 3.4.1. Setting up the Modem Driver - Windows XP 53 3.4.2. Setting up the Modem Connection - Windows XP 55 3.4.3. Establishing the Modem Connection - Windows XP 63

3.5. DIRECT CONNECTION VIA SERIAL COMMUNICATION CABLE –WINDOWS VISTA 65

3.5.1. Setting up the Communication Cable Driver - Windows Vista 65 3.5.2. Setting up the Direct Connection - Windows Vista 67 3.5.3. Establishing the Direct Connection - Windows Vista 75

3.6. REMOTE CONNECTION VIA MODEM - WINDOWS VISTA 77 3.6.1. Setting up the Modem Driver - Windows Vista 77 3.6.2. Setting up the Modem Connection - Windows Vista 79 3.6.3. Establishing the Modem Connection - Windows Vista 87

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4. INCOMING RAS CONNECTION SETUP (RAS SERVER) 89

4.1. INCOMING RAS IP SETTINGS 89

4.2.

INCOMING CONNECTIONS SETUP 90

4.3. DIAL-IN USERS SETUP 93 4.3.1. Choose Incoming Connections 93 4.3.2. Create a New Dial-in User 94 4.3.3. Delete a Dial-in User 94 4.3.4. Change the Password of a Dial-in User 95

5. NETWORK AND DIAL-UP CONNECTIONS IN WINDOWS 2000 SYSTEMS97

5.1. START NETWORK AND DIAL-UP CONNECTIONS 97

5.2.

LOCAL AREA NETWORK (LAN) SETUP 98

5.2.1. General Remarks 99 5.2.2. IP Address of the Local Area Connection up to Software V2.4 99 5.2.3. IP Address of the Local Area Connection in Software V2.5 and V2.6 100 5.2.4. IP Address of the Local Area Connection since Software V2.8 100

5.3. IP INTERFACES FOR REMOTE ACCESS (LOCAL_IPn) 101

6. ADD / UNINSTALL A MICROSOFT LOOPBACK ADAPTER 103

6.1. START THE ADD/REMOVE WIZARD IN WINDOWS 2000 SYSTEMS 103

6.2. ADD A MICROSOFT LOOPBACK ADAPTER 105

6.3. RENAME A MICROSOFT LOOPBACK ADAPTER 107

6.4. UNINSTALL A MICROSOFT LOOPBACK ADAPTER 109

7. INDEX 111

8. LIST OF CHANGES 113

FIGURES AND TABLES

table 1-1 List of international contact addresses................................................................7 table 2-1 Used terminology................................................................................................9 table 2-2 Used symbols .....................................................................................................9 table 2-3 Guideline, use this manual in case of... ............................................................10 table 4-1 Loopback adapter: names and IP addresses and their relation

to MMR roles / users ........................................................................................89

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1 General

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1. GENERAL

1.1. USED ABBREVIATIONS

DHCP Dynamic Host Configuration ProtocolDNS Domain Name ServiceID No Identification NumberLAN Local Area NetworkLMHosts LAN Manager HostsLMT Local Maintenance TerminalMS Mobile StationOMC Operation and Maintenance CenterRAS Remote Access ServiceRF Radio Frequency

TCP/IP Transmission ControlProtoco/Internet ProtocolUMTS Universal Mobile Telecommunication SystemURL Uniform Resource LocaterWINS Windows Internet Naming Service

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1.2. ABOUT ANDREW WIRELESS SOLUTIONS

Andrew Wireless Solutions is a leading manufacturer of coverage equipment for

mobile radio networks, specializing in low cost, high performance, RF and opticalrepeaters. Our optical distributed networks and RF repeater systems providecoverage for every application: outdoor use, indoor installations, tunnels, subwaysand many more.

Andrew Wireless Solutions has engineering and manufacturing facilities in Germany,Italy and the USA. In addition, it maintains field engineering offices throughout theworld.

Andrew Wireless Systems GmbH operates a quality management system whichcomplies with the requirements of ISO 9001. All equipment is manufactured using

highly reliable material. In order to ensure constant first-rate quality of the products,comprehensive quality monitoring is conducted at all fabrication stages. Finishedproducts leave the factory only after a thorough final acceptance test, accompaniedby a test certificate guaranteeing optimal operation.

The declaration of conformity for the product is available upon request from the localoffices or from Andrew Wireless Solutions directly.

Any intervention must be carried out by authorized persons only.

For technical assistance, contact the local office or Andrew Wireless Solutions

directly at one of the following addresses:

Andrew Wireless Systems GmbHIndustriering 1086675 Buchdorf

GermanyPhone: +49 9099 69-0

Fax: +49 9099 69-930E-mail: [email protected]

for The Americas:

Wireless Innovations Group Andrew A CommScope Company

Phone: +1 888 297 6433E-mail: [email protected]

When set-up is performed according to this manual, the system will operate without

complications for a significant length of time.

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1.3. INTERNATIONAL CONTACT ADDRESSES

Austral ia Austria Brazil

6 Stuart StreetPadstow NSW 2211 Australia

Weglgasse 10Wien-Schwechat 2320 Austria

Av Com Camilo Julio 1256Predio BZonal Industrial CP 597Sorocaba SP 18086-000Brazil

Phone +61 2 9774-4200 Phone +43 1706 3999-10 Phone +55 15 2102-4000

Fax +61 2 9774-4500 Fax +43 1706 3999-9 Fax +55 15 2102-4001

E-mail E-mail [email protected] [email protected] [email protected]

Canada China Czech Republic

606 Beech St WWhitby ON L1N 5S2Canada

RM 915 ChevalierCommercial Centre8 Wang Hoi RdKowloon Bay SARHong Kong

U Moruší 888Pardubice53006Czech Republic

Phone +1 905 668-3348 Phone +852 3106 6100 Phone +420 46 63012-80

Fax +1 905 668-8590 Fax +852 2751 7800 Fax +420 46 63012-98


France Italy Switzerland28 Rue FresnelZ.A PariwestBP 182Coignières cedex 78313France

Via de Crescenzi 40Faenza 48018Italy

Tiergartenweg 14710 Balsthal CH-4710Switzerland

Phone +33 1 300-54550 Phone +39 0546 697111 Phone +41 62 386-1260

Fax +33 1 346-11374 Fax +39 0546 682768 Fax +41 62 386-1261


UK U.S.A.

Ilex Bldg Mulberry BusinessParkFishponds RdWokingham BerkshireEngland RG41 2Gy

108 Rand Park DriveGarner, NC 27529United States

Phone +44 118 936-6700 Phone +1 919 771-2570

Fax +44 118 936-6773 Fax +1 919 771-2360

E-mail [email protected] [email protected]

table 1-1 List of international contact addresses

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2 How to use this manual

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2. HOW TO USE THIS MANUAL

2.1. TERMINOLOGY AND SYMBOLS

Meaning of terminology and symbols used in this manual:

Expression Definition

Repeater

In the following the expression repeater is asubstitute for an MMR / ION-M system withRMC or MMC-plus platform, miniMaster andNode.

Node 1

Node one box

Node in a single cabinet.

Node 2Node two box

Node with Interface Unit.

table 2-1 Used terminology

Symbol Repeater

MMR / ION-M system withRMC or MMC-plus platform

miniMaster*

Node - one box

Node - two box

table 2-2 Used symbols

*Please observe that this symbol does not include the MMC-Plus. For information onthe MMC-Plus, please refer to Manual M0134B0.

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2.2. GUIDELINE - USE THIS MANUAL IN CASE OF...

Regard for

SW-instal-lation of

Operation

System Use this manual in case of Page

A technician has to maintain therepeater/system via a direct connection

13; 14

Maintain the repeater/system via a remoteconnection

26

Setting up a new network and dial-upconnection

97

The technician support has to access theRMC via a cross-connect LAN cable

99

Create or delete a dial-in user

Change dial-in password 94; 95 Change IP-address 108

A loopback adapter has to be installed oruninstalled

103

WIN2000

Incoming connections - RAS-ServerTCP/IP address assignment; DHCP

92


46;

MMR / ION-Msystem

XP,Vista Maintain the repeater/system via a remote

connection54


13; 14 WIN2000

Maintain the repeater/system via a remoteconnection

26


46 miniMaster XP,

Vista Maintain the repeater/system via a remoteconnection

54

WIN2000Maintain the repeater/system via a remoteconnection

26

Node - one boxNode - two box XP,Vista Maintain the repeater/system via a remoteconnection 54

WIN2000 A technician has to maintain therepeater/system via a direct connection

18

Node - two box XP,Vista


46

WIN2000 25 MMR / ION-Msystem,miniMaster,Node1, Node2

XPVista

A new modem MC35 or a different modemhas to be installed

53

table 2-3 Guideline, use this manual in case of...

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3.1.1 Setting up the CommunicationCable Driver - WINDOWS 2000

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3. OUTGOING RAS CONNECTION SETUP (RAS CLIENT)

3.1. DIRECT CONNECTION VIA SERIAL COMMUNICATIONCABLE - WINDOWS 2000

3.1.1. Setting up the Communication Cable Driver - WINDOWS 2000

1. Select Start Settings ControlPanel.

2. Open the

Phone and Modem Options.

3. Select Modems tab and

continue with Add….

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4. Choose Don’t detect mymodem. I will select it from alist.

Click Next.

5. In Manufacturers mark

Standard Modem Type.In Models, selectCommunications cablebetween two computers.

Click Next.

6. Select the port.

Click Next,and in the next window clickFinish.

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7. Select Start Settings ControlPanel.Open the Phone and ModemOptions.

Highlight the port associated withthe direct connection of theRS232 or USB port.

Click Properties.

8. In the General tab, change theMaximum Port Speed to:

Repeater Port speed

MMR/ION-M system 57600

miniMaster 19200

Node two box 57600

9. Click the Advanced tab.

Click the Change Default

Preferences... tab.

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10. In the Change DefaultPreferences tab choose theGeneral tab.

Setthe Flow control to None andthe Port Speed to:

Repeater Port speed

MMR / ION-M system 57600

miniMaster 19200

Node two box 57600

11. Click the Advanced tab.

Set Data bits to 8.Set Parity to None.

Set Stop bits to 1.

12. Click OK several times to exit all the windows.

The modem configuration is now complete.

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3.1.2 Setting up the Direct Connection -WINDOWS 2000

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3.1.2. Setting up the Direct Connection - WINDOWS 2000

1. Choose

Start

Settings

Network andDial-up Connections MakeNew Connection.

2. The Network ConnectionWizard starts.

Click Next.

3. The next window is NetworkConnection Type.

Select Connect directly toanother computer .

Click Next.

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4. The next window is Host orGuest.

Choose Guest.

Click Next.

5. The next window is Select a

Device.

This window will provide a drop-down list of knowncommunication ports (devices) tochoose from.Select the device that has beeninstalled in chapter 3.1.1 Settingup the Communication CableDriver - WINDOWS 2000.

Click Next.

6. The next window is Connection Availabi lity.

Choose For all users.

Click Next.

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7. The next window is Completethe Network ConnectionWizard.

Enter a name for the connection.

Click Finish.

8. The next window is the Connect

window.

Click Properties.

9. Ensure in General tab the correctdevice is selected, i.e. the devicethat has been installed in chapter3.1.1 Setting up theCommunication Cable Driver -WINDOWS 2000.

Tag the Show icon … box to getthe IP address display at the endof the connection procedure.

Click Configure.

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Choose for Maximum speed:

Repeater Maximum Speed

MMR / ION-M

system

57600

miniMaster 19200

Node two box 57600

All other boxes should not bechecked.

Click OK.

10. Click Typical and chooseRequire secured password.

Click the Networking tab.

11. In the Networking tab click theSettings button.

There are 3 PPP settings.Make sure they are all OFF andlick OK.

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12. Highlight the Internet Protocol(TCP/IP) component.

Click the Properties tab.

13. In the General tab of theProperties

Click Obtain an IP addressautomatically. Click Obtain DNS serveraddress automatically.

Click Advanced .

14. In the General tab of Advanced ,uncheck all boxes.

Click DNS tab.

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15. In the DNS tab, make sure Append primary... and Append parent... andRegister this connection... are

checked.

Click the WINS tab.

16. In the WINS tab, make sureEnable LMHOSTS lookup ischecked.

Click the Options tab.

17. Click Properties.

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18. Click Do not use IPSEC.

Click OK.

19. Confirm twice to get back to themain window.Click the Sharing tab.

Make sure that Shared access isOFF.

Click OK to get back to theConnect window.

20. The connection procedure isdescribed in the following. If theconnection is to be made directlyfrom the Connect window, step

one of the following descriptioncan be skipped.

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3.1.3 Establishing the Direct Connection -WINDOWS 2000

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3.1.3. Establish ing the Direct Connection - WINDOWS 2000

1. Click

Start Settings Network and Dial-upConnections Connection name.The properties of this connection shouldhave already been set up.

Enter the user identification.User namePassword

Check Save Password.

2. Click Connect and the following connection windows will appear.

3. When the connection is successful an iconindicating network activity between the localand remote computer will appear in thesystem tray.

Click the icon and select theDetails tab, to get the ServerIP address for softwareaccess.

The displayed Server IP-address has to be entered as part of the URL foraccess to the repeater software.

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3.2.1 Setting up the Modem Driver -WINDOWS 2000

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3.2. REMOTE CONNECTION VIA MODEM - WINDOWS 2000

3.2.1. Setting up the Modem Driver - WINDOWS 2000

1. Select Start Settings ControlPanel.

2. Open thePhone and Modem Options.

3. Select Modems tab and continuewith Add….

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4. Choose to select the modem froma list.

Click Next.

5. Select the according modem

depending on the modem typeused for dial out.

Repeater Models

MMR / ION-Msystem

miniMaster

Standard 9600bps Modem

Node one boxNode two box


Continue with Next.

6. Select the COM port to which theaccording modem is connected.

Continue with Next.

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7. When the modem has been setup click Finish.

8. Choose in Phone and Modem

Options the newly installedmodem and confirm with OK.

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3.2.2. Setting up the Modem Connection - WINDOWS 2000

1. Choose

Start

Settings

Network andDial-up Connections MakeNew Connection.


Click Next.

3. Select Dial-up to privatenetwork in the NetworkConnection Type.

Click Next.

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4. Select the modem to be used forthis connection.

If only one modem is installed,

this step is skipped and themodem is automatically assigned.

Continue with Next.

5. In Phone number to Dial nophone number has to be entered.

Click Next.


Choose For all users

and click Next.

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7. In the next window, enter thename for the connection.

Note: For connections from

PC / Laptop to therepeater, theconnection name canbe set free.

Note: For outgoing

connections at aMMR system enter adistinct name for theconnection.

Al lowed entries are‘MODEM1’, MODEM2’,etc. up to ‘MODEM10’ (capital letters, noblanks).No other names willbe accepted.

Click Finish.

8. Click

Start Settings Network and

Dial-up ConnectionsConnection name.

Click Properties.

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9. Under the General tab ofProperties ensure the correctdevice is selected.

Tag the Show icon … box to getthe IP address display at the endof the connection procedure.

Click Configure.

10. Choose the Maximum speedaccording to the type of repeater.


MMR / ION-Msystem

miniMaster

9600


19200

No other box should be checked.

Click OK.

11. Select the Options tab and makesure that all dialling options

except Include Windows logondomain are checked.

Set the redialling options asrequired and

click OK.

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12. Select the Security tab, clickTypical and choose Requiresecured password.

Click OK.

13. Select the Networking tab and

click the Settings button.

There are 3 PPP settings. Makesure they are all OFF.

Click OK on the PPP Settings window.

14. In the Networking window,highlight the Internet Protocol(TCP/IP) component and

click the Properties tab.

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15. In the General tab of theProperties

Check Obtain an IP addressautomatically. Check Obtain DNS serveraddress automatically.

Click Advanced .


Click DNS tab.

17. In the DNS tab, make sure Append primary... and Append parent... and

Register this connection... arechecked.

Click the WINS tab.

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Click OK.

19. Confirm to get back to the mainwindow.For Internet ConnectionFirewall and InternetConnection Sharing settings,select the Sharing tab.

Make sure that Shared access is

OFF.

Click OK to get back to theConnect window.

20. The connection procedure is described in the following. If the connection is tobe made directly from the Connect window, step one of the followingdescription can be skipped.

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3.2.3. Establishing the Modem Connection - WINDOWS 2000

1. Click

Start Settings Network andDial-up ConnectionsConnection name.

The properties of this connectionshould have already been set up.


Check Save Password.

Under Dial enter phone number.

Click Dial.

2. While the connection isestablished the Connectingwindows are displayed.

3. Is the connection successful an

icon indicating network activitybetween the local and remotecomputer will appear in thesystem tray.

Click the icon andselect the Details tab,to get the Server IPaddress for softwareaccess.

The displayed Server IP-address has to be entered as part of theURL for access to the repeatersoftware.

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3.3. DIRECT CONNECTION VIA SERIAL COMMUNICATIONCABLE - WINDOWS XP

3.3.1. Setting up the Communication Cable Driver - Windows XP

1. Choose

Start (Settings) Control

Panel Phone and ModemOptions.

2. Start the Phone and ModemOptions.

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3. Select the Modems tab and

click the Add... button.

4. Choose ...select it from a list.

Click Next.

5. For a direct connection choosethe Communication cablebetween two computers asdevice.

Click Next.

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6. Select your port, usually COM1for a direct connection.

Click Next.

7. After the successfull installation

of the connection

click Finish.

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3.3.2 Setting up the Direct Connection -Windows XP

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3.3.2. Setting up the Direct Connection - Windows XP

1. Choose

Start

Control Panel

Networkand Dial-up Connections Create a new connection .

2. The Network Connection Wizard starts.

Click Next.

3. In the Network Connection Type window, select Set up an advancedconnection.

Click Next.

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4. In the Advanced ConnectionOptions, choose Connect directlyto another computer .

Click Next.

5. In the next window choose Guest.

Click Next.

6. Enter a name for the new connection.

Click Next.

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7. The next window is Select aDevice.This window will provide a drop-down list of known communication

ports (devices) to choose from.Select the device that has beeninstalled in chapter 3.3.1 Setting upthe Communication Cable Driver -Windows XP.

Click Next.


Choose Anyone's use.

Click Next.

9. In the window Completing the NewConnection Wizard,

choose whether to Add a shortcut... to the desktop or not.

Click Finish.

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10. The next window is the Connect window.

Click Properties.

11. Under the General tab ensure the correctdevice is selected and

Tag the Show icon… box to get the IPaddress display at the end of the connectionprocedure.

Click Configure.

12. In the Modem Configuration window,choose the Maximum speed dependingon the repeater:


MMR / ION-Msystem 57600

miniMaster 19200

Node two box 57600


Click OK.

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13. Select the Options tab andmake sure that all dialling optionse x c e p t Include Windows logon domain are checked.

Set the redialling options as required and

click OK.

14. In the Security tabclick Typical andchoose Require secured password.

Click OK.

15. Select the Networking tab andclick the Settings button.

There are 3 PPP settings. Make sure theyare all OFF andclick OK.

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16. In the Networking window, highlight theInternet Protocol (TCP/IP) component and


17. Check Obtain an IP address automatically and Obtain DNS server addressautomatically.

Click Advanced .

18. In the General tab, uncheck all boxes.

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19. In the DNS tab, make sure Append primary... and Append parent... andRegister this connection...

are checked.

20. In the WINS tab, make sureEnable LMHOSTS lookup is checked.

Confirm twice to return to the main window.

21. Select the Advanced tab forInternet Connection Firewall and

Internet Connection Sharing settings.

Make sure thatProtect my computer and network... and Al low other network users to connect... areunchecked.

Click OK to get back to the Connect window.

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22. The connection procedure is described in the following. If the connection is tobe made directly from the Connect window, step one of the followingdescription can be skipped.

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3.3.3. Establish ing the Direct Connection - Windows XP

1. Choose Start Control

Panel NetworkConnections Connectionname.



Check Save the user name and password... for Me only.

Click Connect.

While the connection is established theConnecting window is displayed.

When the connection is successful an iconindicating network activity between thelocal and remote computer will appear inthe system tray.

Click the icon and select the Details tab, to get the Server IPaddress for software access.


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3.4. REMOTE CONNECTION VIA MODEM - WINDOWS XP

3.4.1. Setting up the Modem Driver - Windows XP

1. Select Start Settings ControlPanel.Open thePhone and Modem Options.

2. Select Modems tab and

continue with Add….

3. Choose Don’t detect my modem.

I will select it from a list .

Click Next.

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4. For a modem connection, select theaccording device depending on therepeater and the modem used fordial out.

Repeater Models

MMR / ION-Msystem


miniMaster



Click Next.

5. Select your port for a modemconnection.

Click Next.

6. When the modem has been set up

click Finish.

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3.4.2 Setting up the Modem Connection -Windows XP

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3.4.2. Setting up the Modem Connection - Windows XP

1. Choose

Start

Control Panel

Networkand Dial-up Connections Create a new connection .

2. In the Welcome window

click Next.

3. Select Connect to the networkat my workplace in the NetworkConnection Type window.

Continue with Next.

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4. In the Network Connectionwindow, choose Dial-upconnection.

Click Next.

5. In the Select a Device window,

select the according devicedepending on the modem usedfor dial out.

Click Next.

6. Enter a name for the newconnection.

Click Next.

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7. In Phone number to Dial nophone number has to be entered.

The MMR Connector will set the

phone number automatically.

Click Next.

8. In Connection Availability

choose Anyone's use.

Click Next.

9. In Completing the NewConnection Wizard,

choose whether to Add ashortcut ... to the desktop ornot.

Click Finish.

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Click Properties.

11. In the General tab ensure thecorrect device is selected.

Tag the Show icon… box to getthe IP address display at the endof the connection procedure.

Click Configure.

12. Choose the Maximum speed according to the repeater.


MMR / ION-Msystem

miniMaster9600


19200


Click OK.

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13. Select the Options tab and makesure that all dialling optionse x c e p t Include Windowslogon domain are checked.


click OK.

14. Select the Networking tab andclick the Settings button.

There are 3 PPP settings.Make sure they are all OFF and

click OK.

15. In the Networking window,highlight the Internet Protocol(TCP/IP) component and


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16. Obtain an IP addressautomatically and Obtain DNSserver address automatically must be checked.

click Advanced .


Click DNS tab.

18. In the DNS tab, make sure Append primary... and Append parent... andRegister this connection... arechecked.

Click the WINS tab.

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Click OK.

20. For Internet ConnectionFirewall and InternetConnection Sharing settings,select the Advanced tab.

Make sure that Protect mycomputer and network... and Al low other network users toconnect... are unchecked.

Confirm twice to get back to theConnect window.

21. The connection procedure isdescribed in the following. If theconnection is to be made directlyfrom the Connect window, stepone of the following description

can be skipped.

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3.4.3 Establishing the Modem Connection- Windows XP

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3.4.3. Establishing the Modem Connection - Windows XP

1. Choose

Start Control PanelNetwork ConnectionsConnection name (i. e. in thisexample Modem Connection).



Check Save the user name and password... for Me only.


Please bear in mind that the default factory-setting for User Name and Password may bereplaced by different ones.

Click Dial.

While the connection is established theConnecting window is displayed.

When the connection is successful anicon indicating network activity betweenthe local and remote computer willappear in the system tray.

Click the icon and select the Details tab, to get the Server IPaddress for software access.

The displayed Server IP-address has to be entered as part of the URL for

access to the repeater software.

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3.5.1 Setting up the CommunicationCable Driver - Windows Vista

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3.5. DIRECT CONNECTION VIA SERIAL COMMUNICATIONCABLE – WINDOWS VISTA

3.5.1. Setting up the Communication Cable Driver - Windows Vista

1. Choose Start Search ControlPanel

2. In the Control Panel Start thePhone and Modem Options.



(In case a message window

appears after this step, click theContinue button.)

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4. Choose ...I will select it from alist.

Click Next.

5. For a direct connection choosethe Communication cable

between two computers asdevice.

Click Next.

6. Select your port, (usually COM1)

for a direct connection.

Click Next.

7. After the successful installation ofthe connection

Click Finish.

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3.5.2 Setting up the Direct Connection -Windows Vista

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3.5.2. Setting up the Direct Connection - Windows Vista

1. Start the Phone and Modem

Options of the Control Panel.

2. In the Modems tab selectCommunication cable betweentwo computers and clickProperties.

3. Select the Modem tab and setthe maximum port speed to57600 and confirm with OK.

4. Then, a restart of the computer isrecommended.

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5. In the Control Panel start theNetwork and Sharing Center .

6. Select to Set up a connection ornetwork.

7. Choose to Set up a dial-upconnection and

click Next.

8. Select the Communicationscable between two computers.

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9. Enter the Connection name and

Al low other people to use….

Then, click Connect.

10. When the setup is finished, clickClose.

11. In the Network and SharingCenter choose to Managenetwork connections.

12. Select the Direct Connectioncreated before.

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13. In the Connect window, clickProperties.

(In case a message windowappears after this step, click theContinue button.)

14. Under the General tab ensurethe correct device is selected and

click Configure.

15. In the Modem Configurationwindow, choose the Maximumspeed depending on therepeater:


MMR / ION-Msystem

57600

miniMaster 19200

Node two box 57600


Click OK.

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16. Select the Options tab andmake sure that all dialling optionse x c e p t Include Windowslogon domain are checked.


click PPP Settings.

17. There are 3 PPP settings.Make sure they are all OFF andclick OK.

18. In the Security tab click Typical and choose Require securedpassword.

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19. Select the Advanced (customsettings) and


20. Set the Advanced SecuritySettings as shown here and

click OK.

21. In the Networking tab, highlightthe Internet Protocol Version 4(TCP/IPv4) component and


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22. Check Obtain an IP addressautomatically and Obtain DNSserver address automatically.

click Advanced .

23. In the IP Settings tab, uncheckall boxes and set the Interface

metric to 1.

24. In the DNS tab, make sure Append primary... and Append parent... andRegister this connection... are checked.

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25. In the WINS tab, make sureEnable LMHOSTS lookup andEnable NetBIOS over TCP/IP are checked.

Confirm twice with OK to return tothe Properties window.

26. Select the Sharing tab and makesure that

27. Al low other network users toconnect...

is unchecked.

Click OK to get back to the

Connect window.

28. The connection procedure is described in the following. If the connection is tobe made directly from the Connect window, steps one and two of the followingdescription can be skipped.

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3.5.3 Establishing the Direct Connection -Windows Vista

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3.5.3. Establish ing the Direct Connection - Windows Vista


Panel Network and SharingCenter Connect to a network .

2. Select the Direct Connection setup in the previous steps.



Check Save the user name andpassword... for Me only.

Click Dial.

4. While the connection isestablished the Connectingwindow is displayed.

When the connection issuccessful an icon indicatingnetwork activity between the localand remote computer will appearin the system tray.

Click the icon and select the Details tab, to get the Server IP address forsoftware access.

The displayed Server IP address has to be entered as part of the URL for

access to the repeater software.

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3.6.1 Setting up the Modem Driver -Windows Vista

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3.6. REMOTE CONNECTION VIA MODEM - WINDOWSVISTA

3.6.1. Setting up the Modem Driver - Windows Vista

1. Choose Start Search ControlPanel

2. In the Control Panel Start the

Phone and Modem Options.



(In case a message windowappears after this step, click theContinue button.)

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4. In the Add Hardware Wizard choose Don’t detect mymodem. I will select it from alist.

Click Next.

5. For a modem connection, selectthe according device dependingon the repeater and the modem

used for dial out.

Repeater Models

MMR / ION-Msystem

miniMaster




Click Next.

6. Select your port for a modemconnection.

Click Next.

7. When the modem has been setup

click Finish.

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3.6.2 Setting up the Modem Connection -Windows Vista

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3.6.2. Setting up the Modem Connection - Windows Vista

1. In the Control Panel start the

Network and Sharing Center .

2. Select to Set up a connection or

network.

3. Choose to Set up a dial-upconnection and

click Next.

4. Select the select the accordingdevice depending on the modemused for dial out..

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5. In Dial-up phone number nophone number has to be entered.The MMR Connector will set thephone number automatically.

Enter a name for the newconnection and make sure that Al low other people to use … has been tagged.

Click Connect

6. Click Close when the setup isfinished.

7. In the Network and SharingCenter choose to Managenetwork connections.

8. Select the Modem Connection

created before.

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Click Properties.

10. Under the General tab ensurethe correct device is selected and

click Configure.

11. In the Modem Configurationwindow, choose the Maximumspeed depending on the

repeater:


MMR / ION-Msystem

miniMaster9600


19200


Click OK.

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12. Select the Options tab andmake sure that all dialling optionse x c e p t Include Windowslogon domain are checked.


click PPP Settings.

13. There are 3 PPP settings.Make sure they are all OFF andclick OK.

14. In the Security tab click Typical and choose Require securedpassword.

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15. Select the Advanced (customsettings) and


16. Set the Advanced SecuritySettings as shown here and

click OK.

17. In the Networking tab, highlightthe Internet Protocol Version 4(TCP/IPv4) component and


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18. Check Obtain an IP addressautomatically and Obtain DNSserver address automatically.

click Advanced .

19. In the IP Settings tab, uncheckall boxes and set the Interface

metric to 1.

20. In the DNS tab, make sure Append primary... and Append parent... andRegister this connection... are checked.

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21. In the WINS tab, make sureEnable LMHOSTS lookup andEnable NetBIOS over TCP/IP are checked.

Confirm twice with OK to return tothe Properties window.

22. Select the Sharing tab and makesure that

23. Al low other network users toconnect...

is unchecked.

Click OK to get back to the

Connect window.

24. The connection procedure is described in the following. If the connection is tobe made directly from the Connect window, steps one and two of the followingdescription can be skipped.

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3.6.3 Establishing the Modem Connection- Windows Vista

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3.6.3. Establishing the Modem Connection - Windows Vista


Panel Network and SharingCenter Connect to a network .

2. Select the required connection (inthis case the ModemConnection) to get to theConnect window.

3. In the Connect window:


Check Save the user name andpassword... for Me only.


Please bear in mind that thedefault factory-setting for UserName and Password may bereplaced by different ones.

Click Dial.

While the connection isestablished the Connecting window is displayed.

When the connection issuccessful an icon indicatingnetwork activity between the localand remote computer will appear

in the system tray.

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Click the icon and select the Details tab, to get the Server IP address forsoftware access.


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4 Incoming RAS Connection Setup (RASServer)

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4. INCOMING RAS CONNECTION SETUP (RAS SERVER)

4.1. INCOMING RAS IP SETTINGS

Note: Ensure that the correct name of the loopback adapters and their

correct IP address is used. The use of these names and IPaddresses is necessary for the working connection.

table 4-1 Loopback adapter: names and IP addresses and their relationto MMR roles / users

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4.2. INCOMING CONNECTIONS SETUP

The RAS server, a virtual machine to control incoming connections, is necessary toaccept the incoming connection requests from the OMC.

1. ChooseStart Settings Network andDial-up Connections MakeNew Connection.


Click Next.

3. Select Accept incoming connect ions.

Continue with Next.

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4. Map all modems to be enabledfor incoming requests.

Continue with Next.

5. Allow a virtual private connection.

Continue with Next.

6. For adding a new user, refer tochapter 4.3.2 Create a New Dial-in User .

Click Next....

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7. Select the network componentsto be enabled for the incomingconnections. At least InternetProtocol (TCP/IP) has to be

selected, other networkcomponents are not necessary.

Select Internet Protocol(TCP/IP) and click Properties tocustomize the IP pool forincoming connections.

8. In TCP/IP Properties select

Assign TCP/IP addressesautomatically using DHCP.

Click OK and in NetworkingComponents Next.

9. The nameIncoming Connectionscannot be changed.

Click Finish to complete theinstallation of the RAS server.

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4.3. DIAL-IN USERS SETUP

4.3.1. Choose Incoming Connections

ChooseStart Settings Network andDial-up Connections, markIncoming Connections andopen the context menu.

Click Properties.

In Incoming Connection Properties click tab Users.

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4.3.4. Change the Password of a Dial-in User

To modify the properties of thedial-in user, e.g. changing hispassword, mark in tab Users thedesired user and

click Properties.

Enter Full name,

Password Confirm password.

Click OK.

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5 Network and Dial-Up Connections inWindows 2000 Systems

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5. NETWORK AND DIAL-UP CONNECTIONS INWINDOWS 2000 SYSTEMS

5.1. START NETWORK AND DIAL-UP CONNECTIONS

1. To start the Network and Dial-upConnections

click Start Settings ControlPanel.

2. Choose Network and Dial-upConnections and

double-click Network and Dial-up Connections.

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5.2. LOCAL AREA NETWORK (LAN) SETUP

Note: This settings are only necessary in case the MMR System has to be

accessed via LAN. In order to access the MMR System remotelyrefer to chapter 5.3 IP Interfaces for Remote Access (Local_IPn).

1. Mark Local Area Connection and

Click Properties.

2. Mark Internet Protocol (TCP/IP) and

Click Properties.

3. The properties of InternetProtocol (TCP/IP) are displayed.

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5.2.1. General Remarks

Note: In every software version there always is the possibil ty to choose

dynamic (DHCP) or static IP address assignment.

The factory set IP address 1.2.1.1 is set for the technician suppor t ofthe RMC without keyboard and without monitor (access via cross-connect LAN cable).

It is possible to change the factory set IP address for customerneeds. This is in the responsibility of the LAN adminis trator and thetechnician support has to be informed.

5.2.2. IP Address of the Local Area Connection up to Software V2.4

Note: This settings are necessary when the MMR System wil l be accessed

via LAN.

Make sure Obtain an IP addressautomatically (DHCP) ischecked.

Close the window with OK.

or

check Use the following IPaddress to set a fix IP addressaccording to the needs of thecustomer LAN rules.


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5.2.3. IP Address of the Local Area Connect ion in Software V2.5 and V2.6

Note: This settings are necessary when the MMR System wil l be accessed

via LAN.

In SW V2.5 and V2.6 the IPaddress and the value for thesubnet mask are factory set.The IP address is 1.2.1.1. Thevalue for the subnet mask is255.255.255.0.

ChooseUse the following IP address. to

check the values or to changethem for customers use.


or

chooseObtain an IP addressautomatically (DHCP).

5.2.4. IP Address of the Local Area Connection s ince Software V2.8

The IP address and the value for the subnet mask are factory set. The IP address is1.2.1.1. The value for the subnet mask is 255.255.255.0.

Since software version 2.8 it is mandatory to configure the IP address in theConnectivity page of the software regardless of static or dynamic (DHCP).

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5.3. IP INTERFACES FOR REMOTE ACCESS (LOCAL_IPn)

1. Open Properties of the desired

loopback adapter. Ensure the IPaddress and subnet mask of theloopback adapter according totable 4-1 Loopback adapter:names and IP addresses andtheir relationto MMR roles / users.

Click Properties to controlsettings.

2. Mark Internet Protocol TCP/IP and

Click Properties.

3. Control the settings of Use thefollowing IP address.The value for the subnet mask is255.255.255.0.

Click OK to close the window.

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6 Add / Uninstall a Microsoft Loopback Adapter

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6. ADD / UNINSTALL A MICROSOFT LOOPBACK ADAPTER

6.1. START THE ADD/REMOVE WIZARD IN WINDOWS 2000 SYSTEMS

Note: Each role is allocated to one loopback adapter. If it is necessary to

install a loopback adapter for a new role (user) it is also necessaryto create a new mmrDialInUser. See chapter 'IncomingConnections'.

1. To start the Add/RemoveHardware Wizard

click Start Settings ControlPanel.

2. Double-click Add/Remove

Hardware.

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3. In the Welcome window

click Next.

4. If you want to add a loopback

adapter select Add/Troubleshoot a device.

Click Next.

Continue with chapter Add aMicrosoft Loopback Adapter .

If you want to uninstall a loopbackadapter selectUninstall/Unplug a device.

Click Next.

Continue with chapter Uninstall aMicrosoft Loopback Adapter .

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6.2. ADD A MICROSOFT LOOPBACK ADAPTER

1. In Find New Hardware select No, I

want to select the hardware froma list.

Click Next.

2. In Hardware Type chooseNetwork adapters.

Click Next.

3. In Select Network Adapter selectMicrosoft . Microsoft provides theMicrosoft Loopback Adapter.

Click Next.

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4. In Start Hardware Installation theselected device will be displayed. Itwill be installed with default settings.

Click Next.

5. Windows installs the device and

Completing the Add/RemoveHardware Wizard pops up.

Click Finish to close the wizard.

Note: It is necessary to rename the new loopback adapter.

Continue with chapter 'Rename a Microsoft Loopback Adapter'.

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6.3. RENAME A MICROSOFT LOOPBACK ADAPTER

1. Click Start Control Panel

Network and Dial-upConnections.

2. Open the Network and Dial-upConnections and rename thenew loopback adapter.

The new Microsoft Loopback Adapter is named Local AreaConnection 2.

It is necessary to rename the newloopback adapter.

Note: The new name has to

be Local_IP5.

This name is allocated toaccount-No. 5.Look up the related account-numbers, roles and login namesin the software of the MasterController,menu MMR Master Controller \Configuration \ Accounts.

3. Open the context menu and clickProperties to customize the IPaddress and subnet mask of theloopback adapter.

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4. Mark Internet Protocol TCP/IP and

click Properties.

5. Tag Use the following IPaddress and insert the IPaddress 192.168.1.51. Thisaddress is mandatory because itis assigned to account-No. 5.The value for the subnet mask is255.255.255.0.

click OK.

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6.4. UNINSTALL A MICROSOFT LOOPBACK ADAPTER

Note: If it is necessary to uninstall a loopback adapter always uninstall it

with the Add/Remove Hardware Wizard.

1. In Choose a Removal Task select Uninstall a device.

Click Next.

2. In Installed Devices on YourComputer select the adapter,e.g. Microsoft Loopback Adapter #5.

Click Next.

3. In Uninstall a Device ensure thatthe correct device is chosen andselect Yes, I want to uninstallthis device.

Click Next.

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4. Windows uninstalls the deviceand Completing the Add/Remove Hardware Wizard pops up.

Click Finish to close the wizard.

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7 Index

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7. INDEX

A Abbreviations.......................................................... 5

About Andrew Wireless Solutions........................... 6 Address of Andrew Wireless Systems GmbH......... 6 Alarm Forwarding ................................................. 89

C

COM Port ............................................................. 26Connection Name

Vista Modem Connection................................. 80Win2000 Direct Connection ............................. 17Win2000 Modem Connection........................... 31XP Direct Connection ...................................... 44XP Modem Connection.............................. 56, 57

Contact Addresses ................................................. 7

D

Delete userRAS ................................................................. 94

DHCP............................................... 10, 92, 99, 100Dial-In Password ............................................ 10, 95

G

Get IP AddressVista Direct Connection ................................... 75Vista Modem Connection................................. 88WIN 2000 Modem Connection......................... 37WIN2000 Direct Connection ............................ 17WIN2000 Modem Connection.......................... 32XP Direct Connection ...................................... 46

XP Direct Connection ...................................... 51XP Modem Connection.............................. 58, 63

I Installation Modem

Vista................................................................. 77WIN2000.......................................................... 25XP.................................................................... 53

IP AddressFactory Settings............................................... 89Get - WIN2000 Direct Connection ................... 23Loopback Adapter.......................................... 108MMR MC.......................................................... 10MMR System................................................. 100RAS Server...................................................... 92Remote Access.............................................. 101Static, SW up to V2.4....................................... 99Static, SW V2.5 and V2.6 .............................. 100SW since V2.8 ............................................... 100Vista Direct Connection ................................... 73Vista Modem Connection................................. 84WIN2000 Direct Connection ............................ 19WIN2000 Modem Connection.......................... 34XP Direct Connection ...................................... 48XP Modem Connection.................................... 60

L LAN Access MMR System.................................... 99

M Maximum Port Speed........................................... 13

Maximum Speed

Vista Communication Cable ............................ 70Vista Modem Connection................................. 81Win 2000 Communication Cable ..................... 18

XP Communication Cable................................ 46XP Modem Connection.................................... 58

miniMaster, Standard ModemVista............................................................78, 80WIN2000...............................................26, 30, 32XP...............................................................54, 56

MMR / ION-M System, Standard ModemVista............................................................78, 80WIN2000...............................................26, 30, 32XP...............................................................54, 56

MMR SystemLAN Access..................................................... 99Remote Access ............................................. 100Subnet Mask...................................100, 101, 108

Modem InstallationVista................................................................. 77WIN2000.......................................................... 25XP.................................................................... 53

N

Node, Standard ModemVista............................................................78, 80WIN2000...............................................26, 30, 32XP...............................................................54, 56

P Phone and Modem Options...........11, 25, 53, 65, 77Phone Number

Modem Vista.................................................... 80Modem Win2000 ............................................. 30Modem XP....................................................... 57

Port SpeedWIN2000 Communication Cable ..................... 13WIN2000 Data Connection Preferences.......... 14

PropertiesVista Setting up a Direct Connection ............... 70Vista Setting up a Modem Connection............. 81WIN2000 Setting up a Direct Connection ........ 17WIN2000 Setting up a Modem Connection...... 31XP Setting up a Direct Connection .................. 46XP Setting up a Modem Connection................ 58

R RAS

Delete user ...................................................... 94Remote Access MMR System............................ 100

S Standard Modem

Vista............................................................78, 79WIN2000...............................................26, 30, 32XP...............................................................54, 56

Subnet Mask MMR System.................100, 101, 108Symbols.................................................................. 9

T

Technician Support .............................................. 99

Terminology............................................................ 9

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U

User IdentificationVista Establishing the Direct Connection ......... 75Vista Establishing the Modem Connection....... 87WIN2000 Establishing the Direct Connection .. 23

WIN2000 Establishing the Modem Connection 37XP Establishing the Direct Connection ............ 51

XP Establishing the Modem Connection.......... 63User New

Incoming Connections ..................................... 94User Properties

Incoming Connections ..................................... 95

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8 List of Changes

8. LIST OF CHANGES

Version Changes Release Date

M0137A0B 22-July-2008

M0137A0C

- Chapter 2.1 Terminology and Symbols updated

- The following chapters were accordinglymodified:

• chapter 3.1.2 Setting up the DirectConnection - WINDOWS 2000

• chapter 3.2.2 Setting up the ModemConnection - WINDOWS 2000

• chapter 3.2.3 Establishing the Modem

Connection - WINDOWS 2000 • chapter 3.3.2 Setting up the DirectConnection - Windows XP

• chapter 3.4.2 Setting up the ModemConnection - Windows XP

• chapter 3.4.3 Establishing the ModemConnection - Windows XP

- Chapters 3.5 and 3.6 added.

19-December-2008

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