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This document provides instructions to get you connected to an ISDN Internet service line using the NETGEAR Model RT338 router and your personal computer. The document is only a quick reference guide. For more detailed information about installation and configuration, refer to Model RT338 ISDN Router Installation Guide included on the Model RT338 Resources CD. Product Illustration Front Panel The front panel of the Model RT338 router contains status LEDs. Refer to the illustration and table below for descriptions of the LEDs on the front panel of the router. 9534FA RT338MODEL PWR TEST LNK/ACT LAN ISDN 100 B1D B2 1 2 Front Panel of the Model RT338 Router Power switch Test LED LAN LEDs ISDN LEDs Phone LEDs Label Activity Description PWR (Power) On Power is supplied to the router. TEST Blinking/Off If this LED blinks during initialization and then turns off, the router is functioning properly. LAN LNK/ACT (Link/Activity) 100 On Blinking Off On Link has been detected on the LAN port. A data packet is being sent or received on the port. LAN is operating at 10 Mbps. LAN is operating at 100 Mbps. ISDN D B1 B2 On On On Router is synchronized with the attached ISDN line. ISDN B channel is sending or receiving a call. ISDN B channel is sending or receiving a call. 1 (Phone) 2 (Phone) On On An analog device (telephone, fax, or modem) connected to the Phone 1 port is in use. An analog device connected to the Phone 2 port is in use. Model RT338 ISDN Router Installation Guide Rear Panel Refer to this diagram to identify all the ports on the router when you attempt to make any connections. POWER 12VDC LAN MANAGER ISDN PHONE 1 PHONE 2 Rear Panel of the Model RT338 Router RS-232 Manager port LAN port AC adapter outlet Phone ports 9535FA Power switch ISDN port Installing the Hardware Refer to the following illustration and steps when connecting the router. Installing the Model RT338 Router 9536FA PCs or hubs Phone or other analog devices Phone or other analog devices Network manager (optional) ISDN wall connection AC power adapter To connect your router: 1. Connect your PC or hub to the LAN port: • Use the red crossover cable included to connect the router directly to a PC. • Use the white straight-through cable included to connect the router to a 10 Mbps or 100 Mbps hub or switch port. The router will sense the speed of the connected port and will automatically set its speed to match. Note: If you are using a 100 Mbps Fast Ethernet network or a mixed 10 Mbps/100 Mbps network, use Category 5 cabling (included). Model RT338 ISDN Router Installation Guide 2. Connect the analog devices to the phone ports (Phone 1 and Phone 2, respectively). 3. Connect the ISDN line from the router to the ISDN wall connection. Use the black cable that is provided. 4. Connect a network manager workstation to the RS-232 port. This step is optional. 5. Connect the DC power adapter cable to the power outlet on the rear panel of the switch and plug the power adapter into the wall outlet. Prepare the Router Do the following to prepare your router: • Order ISDN service from the phone company. • Configure your PC to use the TCP/IP networking protocol. • Order Internet service from an Internet service provider (ISP). The following section provides an overview of the requirements. Ordering an ISDN Line Contact the ISDN sales center of the phone company and order an ISDN Basic Rate Interface (BRI) phone line. In North America, provide the phone company with an ISDN ordering code (IOC). NETGEAR recommends codes IOC “U” or EZ-ISDN1 for the Model RT338 router. Additional information about ordering an ISDN line can be found in the Model RT338 ISDN Router Installation Guide. When the ISDN line is installed, make sure you have the following information: • ISDN directory number(s) • Service profile identifier numbers (SPIDs) (North America only) • Switch type and protocol of the switch (such as National ISDN NI-1) used at the telephone company (North America only) Order any additional ISDN or phone service at this time. Setting up Your Network The Model RT338 router uses the Internet Protocol (IP). To access the Internet using the Model RT338 router, all PCs must have TCP/IP installed and selected as their networking protocol. TCP/IP is built into Windows® 95, Windows 98, and Windows NT® but must be enabled and configured. Refer to “Configuring TCP/IP Properties” for instructions to install IP networking. In an IP network, all PCs must be assigned IP addresses. Most LANs use private IP addresses. These addresses are assigned automatically by the Model RT338 router whenever a PC reboots. Refer to “Using Private IP Addresses” for instructions to use private IP addressing. Model RT338 ISDN Router Installation Guide All PCs must also have other IP configuration information, including a subnet mask, a domain name server (DNS) address, and a default gateway address. This information is also assigned automatically by the Model RT338 router whenever a PC reboots. For mor...