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Note that if you’ll be configuring ISDN connections, you need to get

information from your local telephone service provider on the

switch type and SPID for your ISDN line. Also, if you’ll be using a

Frame Relay connection, you’ll need the DLCI for your connection.

Make sure the NetBlazer is correctly connected to your LAN

according to the instructions in Chapter 2, “NetBlazer LS

Installation.” You should be set up to login to the NetBlazer using

one of the scenarios described in the previous section.

If necessary, start your terminal emulation software. Make sure your

terminal emulation software is set to 9600 bps, 8 bits, 1 stop bit, no

parity, and XON/XOFF flow control.

Turn on the NetBlazer.

After a couple of minutes, the NetBlazer’s login prompt appears on

your screen or in the window where your terminal emulation soft-

ware is running.

Figure 3-3. The Login Prompt

Type

setup

Telebit's NetBlazer Version 3.0

NetBlazer login:

setup

If the Setup Utility screens look garbled or you can't move

around on-screen using the Arrow keys, press Ctrl-x Ctrl-x

(hold down the Control key and press x twice) to exit the

Setup Utility.

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Note:

If your NetBlazer has already been configured, you may be prompted to type

a password at this point.