Installation Instructions

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# you can specify any of the following options per MAC address line:

# ipaddr=

# subnet=

# router=

# lease-time=3600

# filename=

# next-server=

# omlipaddr = 172.28.0.30

# omlipport = 3002

# 2ndomlipaddr = 172.28.0.30

# 2ndomlipport = 3006

# location = "On my desk"

# btsid = 42

# trxid = 0

# NOTE that MAC addresses are case sensitive and should be in lower case.

00:02:95:00:00:0a ipaddr=172.28.6.10 btsid=1 location=”room 1”

00:02:95:00:00:03 ipaddr=172.28.6.3 btsid=2a location="room 2 west wall"

00:02:95:00:00:04 ipaddr=172.28.6.4 btsid=2b location="room 2 east wall"

00:02:95:00:00:05 ipaddr=172.28.6.5 btsid=3 location=”reception”

Update the file to reflect the settings specified in the site configuration plan. The

DHCP server uses this file, to pass all of the configuration information, including the

IP address to the nanoBTS, and then stores the IP address as a fixed address.

Note:

If no software is to be downloaded to the nanoBTS, the [filename] field should

be left blank.

Step 2. Connecting the nanoBTS

Connect all the RJ45s to the switch.

Start the DHCP server and the TFTP server by running

C:\ipaccess\tools\windhcpd\windhcpd.exe (or use the desktop icon). The following

screens are displayed when the servers are running and no further intervention is

required, as the servers will automatically respond to requests from the nanoBTS.

Figure 8 DHCPD server