User`s guide

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• The complete model, for example: DR6410-H0A
• The platform build string, for example: 8W
• The type of DSL, for example: DSL2, 2+
• The type of WWAN module detected, for example: E (Edge), C (CDMA)
• The complete WWAN module string, for example: MOTO_G24, SIEMENS_GPRS,
SIEMENS_MC75, NOVATEL_3G, SIERRA_3G, OPTION_3G, NOVATEL_CDMA,
CMOTECH_CDMA, SIERRA_CDMA
PSTN or ISDN module, for example: PSTN, ISDN
Tags must be used within angle brackets and the configuration sections must be opened
AND closed with the relevant tag, for example: To open <DR6410>, to close </DR6410>.
Note the use of the “/“ in the closing tag.
To view a list of defined tags on a router, the CLI command tags can be used:
Example output of tags command:
Router>tags
tags defined:..
TransPort
DR64
dr6410
8W
OPTION_3G
ISDN
DSL
61690
OK
Example scenario:
A single configuration file is required for a range of DR6410 routers, there is a mix of 3
types of 3G WWAN modules and some have GPRS modules installed. Different W-WAN
modules need different modemcc commands to correctly configure the ASY ports. All these
modules can have their own specific commands in one config file.
Example configuration using tagged sections:
Comments are in red and prefixed with a # symbol. Comments may be used in
configuration files to make them easier to read. The info_asy_add parameters are just for
illustration purposes only and are not the actual ASY port numbers used.
<DR6410-H0A>
#Start of DR6410-H0A config
<NOVATEL_3G>
#Start of Novatel specific config
modemcc 0 asy_add 7
modemcc 0 info_asy_add 8
#End of Novatel specific config
</NOVATEL_3G>