User manual

TELKOM VPN-Lite 2.3 ver.080311 Page 12
d. Setting your PCs IP address: Your router’s LAN IP has now been altered but your PC’s IP is
probably still in the old range – thus making a connection impossible. Please make sure that
your PCs IP is updated to the new range, either by DHCP or setting it statically.
Once your PC’s IP is again within the same range as your router’s LAN IP, continue with the
following steps.
2. Setting up the VPN-Lite solution:
e. Telnet to the Billion 810VNTX: Please repeat step 1a but this time with the router’s new
updated LAN IP. Once you received the “admin>” prompt, please continue with the next steps.
f. Running the script: The script below sets up the VPN-Lite service on your Billion 810VNTX.
Please re-type or paste each of these commands into the telnet session that has been opened
to the router in step 2a above (while substituting the <angle brackets>).
Comment: Remove current connection:
ip delete interface ipwan
Comment: The above command will generate some warnings/errors – this is normal.
transports delete wanlink
Comment: Setup bridge transport and interface:
rfc1483 add transport @wanlink a1 8 35 llc bridged
bridge add interface ipwan
bridge attach ipwan @wanlink
Comment: Setup Internet Connection:
pppoe add transport wanlink dialout eth 1 pppoe
pppoe set transport wanlink username <ISP account username>
pppoe set transport wanlink password <ISP account password>
pppoe set transport wanlink createroute enabled
pppoe set transport wanlink autoconnect disabled
pppoe set transport wanlink idletimeout 0
ip add interface ipwan
ip attach ipwan wanlink
o Actual commands that need to be run on the telnet
session are indicated in blue.
o Please note that non-bold words enclosed with <angle
brackets> are user parameters and have to be provided
by yourself. Make sure that you substitute all <angle
brackets> with your own user specific parameters,
before you start executing the script below.
o Please make sure that all commands are run
successfully. It is not recommended to copy and paste
the whole script at once as possible telnet buffer
limitations might cause certain commands not to be
pasted correctly.
o Words following “Comment:” are comments to the user,
and not valid commands.