AWAN 3886 Server Installation and Configuration Guide

Installing and Configuring AWAN 3886 Servers
AWAN 3886 Server Installation and Configuration Guide—427428-006
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Step 4: Use ASL to Set MAC and IP Addresses
Step 4: Use ASL to Set MAC and IP Addresses
For AWAN 3886 and 6530-enabled features, the ASL software running on a PC is
used to:
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Permanently assign an IP address to the AWAN server after a configuration reset.
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Download a new version of the Wweng2 file when upgrading to a new AWAN
software release..
To begin setting up the 3886 AWAN server, perform the following tasks:
1. Go to Start> Programs>Access Server Loader>Access Server to begin setting
up the 3886 AWAN server.
The Access Server Loader screen (Figure 2-5) is displayed, showing the status of
the BOOTP server (PC host) and the TFTP server (3886 AWAN server). Before
the AWAN server is configured or before the server comes online, the MAC
address fields show only zeroes. (If you are updating the Flash RAM, the MAC
address will already be displayed.)
2. Select Setup from the Access Server Loader screen. The Access Server Loader
Configuration screen appears with blank entries.
3. Assign an IP address associated with the MAC address of the 3886 AWAN as
shown in Figure 2-6, Access Server Loader Configuration, on page 18. You must
type the following text:
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Host name, which is the AWAN server
Note. ASL is only needed during the above operations. Once those are done, the ASL
window should be closed.
Figure 2-5. Access Server Loader Screen (First Time or Reset)