COIT-000.812.62.01.02 C867VAE-K9 CRSP Installation Guide

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Hardware Installation Guide
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1 SCOPE OF DELIVERY 4
2 PRIOR TO INSTALLATION 6
3 CONNECTING THE ROUTER TO THE POWER SUPPLY AND SWITCHING IT

ON 7
4 CONNECTING THE ROUTER TO A LOCAL AREA NETWORK (LAN) 8
5 CONNECTING THE ROUTER TO THE INTERNET VIA DSL (USING AN

EXTERNAL DSL MODEM) OR LOCAL IT INFRASTRUCTURE 9
6 CONNECTING THE ROUTER TO THE INTERNET VIA DSL/VDSL 10
7 CONNECTING THE ROUTER TO THE SERIAL PORT OF YOUR PC VIA THE

CONSOLE CABLE 11
8 INSTALLING AND STARTING THE SETUP SOFTWARE 12
9 FINAL CONFIGURATION – PERFORMED BY THE SIEMENS RTSC 22
10 APPENDIX 23

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1 Scope of delivery
Router Cisco C867VAE-K9
Console Cable (blue) Ethernet-Cable RJ-45 (yellow)
Purple DSL cable (or other color) Ethernet-Cable RJ-45 (grey)
EU power cable USA power cable

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China Power Cable Power supply
Cisco Documentation & Software SRS Router Setup Wizard

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2 Prior to installation
The Router will be supplied to you ready for desktop or Rack Mount installation. Prior to establishing the
connections to the network and the power supply, simply place the router on a table, a shelf, or another
level surface.
Make sure that the router is accessible to authorized personnel only. We recommend setting up the
router in a lockable room or a rack. The router package includes a Euro power cable (EU), a NEMA
power cable (USA, Canada, etc.) and a china power cable. In other countries, you will have to provide
the cable separately. Observe the maximum cable lengths (listed in Appendix D).
Configuration requirements for DSL/VDSL connection
You will need an ADSL/VDSL connection/cable access from your local telecommunication service
provider for a broadband connection. Since the Cisco C886VA router has an integrated ADSL/VDSL
modem, you will not need an external modem.
You must conclude an ADSL/VDSL contract with a local telecommunications service provider.
This process varies widely among providers, both on a national and an international scale. However,
the following general guidelines may be helpful:
∂ Ask for a volume rate with at least 2 GB of data traffic

If available, a flat rate is preferred since it is not limited in time and volume
∂ The router supports PPPoE/PPPoA with a static or dynamic IP address
∂ No firewall on the provider-side!
For the configuration of the router, you have to know the following parameters of your DSL connection:
∂ PPP user name

∂ PPP password
∂ The static IP address assigned to your DSL/VDSL connection
∂ The PPP authentication method used by the service provider (PAP or CHAP)
∂ From service provider VLAN-ID for VDSL (Only for VDSL connection)
Contact your DSL/VDSL service provider for this information

You can use the checklist included in these instructions (refer to Appendix C).
Internet access via a local network
You can also connect to the internet using a direct LAN connection via the router's WAN interface.
In this case, you have to connect the WAN interface to a further segment of the local network and ask
the IT support personnel for a second IP address. This IP address must either be a public IP address
(Internet-routable address enabled for sending and receiving data from the Internet) or a private IP
address. In the case of a private IP address, the following ports and IP protocols must be forwarded
from the corresponding public IP address.
∂ TCP 22 (SSH)
∂ UDP 500 (isakmp)
∂ UDP 4500 (isakmp/nat-traversal)
∂ IP 50 (ESP)
∂ IP 51 (AH)
Please consult the responsible IT department to ensure that this is possible. If you require any
assistance in explaining the requirements to the IT department, please contact SRS CV Support Desk.

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3 Connecting the router to the power supply and
switching it on
Check the corresponding LEDs during the installation process to verify the various steps.
To connect the router to the power supply, proceed as follows:
Step 1 Connect the supplied power cable (AC) to the corresponding connector for the external
power supply (IEC 60320-13) and put the low voltage connector for the router power
supply into the 12V DC connection socket on the rear panel of the router (Fig. 1).
Step 2 Plug the other end of the power cable into a power outlet. The router has an "ON/OFF"
switch.
Step 3 Check the OK LED on the front of the router; it should flash during the boot process and
stay lit when the router is ready for operation. (Fig. 3)
Figure 1: Rear panel of the router with external power supply; the 12V lead is secured to
prevent accidental detachment.
Figure 2: Switch on router (switch)
Figure 3: Front of router

Explanation:
Lights up when the router is supplied with power, switched on and working
correctly. This can take up to 45 seconds after powering up the router.
Functions of the LED: See Chapter 10.

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4 Connecting the router to a local area network
(LAN)
The router is connected to a switch via the RJ-45 straight-through cable supplied with the router.
Take the following steps to connect the router to a FE or GE Ethernet LAN:
Step 1 Connect one end of the Ethernet cable to one port of the 5-port FE LAN 0-2/GE LAN 0-1
switch (see Fig. 4).
Step 2 Plug the other end of the cable into one of the ports on the 10|100|1000 BaseTX hub,
switch or network connection on the wall or into the RJ45 input on the network card (NIC)
of your server or workstation.
Step 3 Check the LEDs (see Chapter 10)
Connection of the Ethernet
Figure 4: Rear panel of router, 4-Port FE LAN Switch
∂ An Ethernet cable connects e.g. an external Ethernet switch

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5 Connecting the router to the Internet via DSL
(using an external DSL modem) or local IT
infrastructure
A DSL/cable connection provided by your ISP or a connection to the local IT infrastructure via
switch/network socket is required. The ISP also has to provide a DSL/cable modem. Please use the
yellow RJ-45 to RJ-45 cable for this connection (included in the scope of delivery – do not use the
cable with the labelling "CAB-U-RJ45").
Step 1 Connect one end of the yellow RJ-45 to RJ-45 cable to the port on your xDSL modem or
to the local IT infrastructure (switch / network socket).
Step 2 Connect the other end of the cable to the WAN port (GE2) on the router (fig. 5).
Step 3 Check the following LEDs: (fig. 6)
Figure 5: Console connection
Figure 1: WAN GE MODE and ACT LED

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6 Connecting the router to the Internet via
DSL/VDSL
You will need a DSL/VDSL/cable connection from your local service provider. Thanks to its integrated
DSL/VDSL modem, the Cisco 886VAJ-K9 can be directly connected to the wall jack or the splitter.
Use the violet RJ-11-to-RJ-11 cable for this connection.
Step 1 Plug one end of the cable into the WAN (VDSL/ADSL overPOTS) port of the router (fig.7).
Step 2 Plug the other end of the cable into the wall jack or splitter.
Step 3 Check the following LEDs (Fig. 8).
Figure 7: WAN connection
Figure 8: WAN GE MODE and ACT LED
Explanation:
DSL ACT Lights up = DSL WAN Interface is up
Blinking = Data transfer on the WAN DSL interface
Fast blinking = massive data transfer on the WAN DSL interface
Off = DSL WAN Interface is down
DSL LINK On = router is set up for GE WAN mode
Blinking = no SYNC via DSL or no cable connected
Off = Router is set up for DSL mode

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7 Connecting the router to the serial port of your PC

via the console cable
The cables and adapters required for this connection are included in the router package. To connect
the router to a terminal or a PC, follow these steps:
Step 1 Connect the blue cable with the RJ-45 connector to the console port on the router (see Fig.
9).
Step 2 Connect the other end of the light blue cable to the DB-9 connector of a terminal or PC.
Figure 9: Console connection

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8 Installing and starting the setup software
The console port of the router is connected to a COM interface of your PC. You have to install the
Router Setup Wizard on your PC to set up the basic router configuration for the Cisco router.
Please have the required provider data ready before starting the program. You can use the checklist
provided in Appendix C.
Prerequisite:
Since the installer will update/install a few components in your Windows folder, you need
administrator rights on your PC.
If you don't have those rights, you need to contact your system administrator, who has to
install the software and give you write-access to the folder where the software is to be
installed.
In order to install the software, please start setup.exe from the supplied CD; the program will
then be installed in the directory "C:\Program Files (x86)\Siemens\SRS.RSW\" by default.
Switch the router on and wait for it to boot up. This process will take several minutes.
Now start the program SRS_RSW.exe from the installation folder.
The Router Setup Wizard will then be started with a welcome screen.
Figure 10
Step 1
Please select the COM port that you connected the router to via the console and press F5.
Make sure that the required Com port is not used by another program (hyper terminal, tera
term or the like, see fig. 11).

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Figure 11
Step 2
Click ‘Start configuration’ in order to start the search for a supported device on the serial port
you defined in step 1. If you receive a message that no router was found, check the cable
connection and/or wait a few seconds before trying again. If a router is found, its serial number
will be displayed.
Figure 12
Verify the serial number displayed with that of the router and confirm with OK if they are
identical.

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Step 3
Choose your internet connection protocol. The Cisco router supports WAN address
assignment by static IP address, wireless broadband, broadband with external/internal
DSL/VDSL model (PPPoE) and DHCP.
Figure 13
The second SSH port is set to 2222 by default. If a different SSH port needs to be selected,
it has to be entered (see fig. 14 below).
Figure 14

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Step 4
The selection made in Step 4 depends on the selected specifications in Step 3.
If you choose a connection via VDSL broadband technology, please select “Broadband with
integrated VDSL modem” and click on “Next”.
Figure 15
A static address should be preferred in general.
If you select the integrated VDSL modem as WAN port, you now need to enter the PPP user
data assigned by the ISP.
Figure 16
… proceed to Step 9
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Step 5
If you choose a connection via DSL broadband technology, please select “Broadband with
integrated DSL modem” and click on “Next”.
Figure 17
If you select the integrated DSL modem as WAN port, the following options will be available:
Figure 18

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If you select the integrated DSL modem as WAN port, you now need to enter the PPP user
Figure 19
Step 6
If you choose a connection via DSL broadband technology over external modem, please
select “Broadband with external DSL modem” and click on “Next”.
Figure 20

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If you select the integrated DSL modem as WAN port, you now need to enter the PPP user
Figure 21
Step 7
If you choose a connection via Broadband technology over Static IP, please select
“Broadband via Static IP Address” and click on “Next”.
Figure 22
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Broadband via Static IP Address: The static address which has been assigned by your ISP (or
by the local IT department) is specified here. The gateway address is absolutely essential
here.
Figure 23
Step 8
Broadband via DHCP IP Address: You must provide the hardware address (also known as
physical or MAC address) to the ISP / local IT department in order to enable you to configure
the static DHCP assignment.
Figure 24
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Figure 25
Step 9
The device is now configured. You can monitor the configuration process. The configuration
may take up to 10 minutes, depending on the previous selections you made. The main reason
for this is the generation of encoding keys and installation of certificates.
Figure 26: Configuration of device in progress

Once the configuration has been successfully completed, the message „Configuration
successfully finished“ is displayed.

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Figure 27: Configuration done
End If you receive the message “Configuration successfully finished” appears, the basic
configuration of the router has been successfully completed and you can close the Wizard.
If the configuration is unsuccessful, you will see an error message; the information given
should help you to retry the configuration process.
Please contact the Siemens RTSC if you cannot resolve a problem and need support.
Please provide the setup log for further analysis. You can find it in the folder where the
software was installed (usually c:\Program Files (x86)\SRS_WSW\[Routername].log)
Please send a checklist with all systems and router information that is needed for
configuration to the Siemens RTSC, unless the project manager has already done so.
Thank you.

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9 Final configuration – performed by the SIEMENS
RTSC
This completes the basic configuration of the router. The final configuration will be performed
by SIEMENS Remote Technical Service Center. Please consult the RTSC, contact data (Hotline
telephone number and email address) can be found in the documents “Contact Data” which
are included in this package.
Please do NOT start to configure the router yourself!

It is important that you do not try any configuration settings on your own.
The configuration must meet specific safety standards defined by SRS/cRSP.
The final configuration includes the registration of the end systems (appliances) via the
Remote Diagnostics Server of Smart Remote Services.

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10 Appendix
Appendix A) Front LEDs
Figure 28
LED Color Description

Power OK Green Off—No power.
Steady on—Normal operation.
Blinking—Boot up phase or in ROM Monitor mode.
GE ACT Green On—GE WAN interface is up.
Blinking—GE WAN activity (traffic in either direction).
Off—Device is powered off or GE WAN interface is down.
GE MODE Green On—GE WAN Mode is selected.
Off—Device is powered off or DSL WAN mode is selected.
DSL ACT Green On—DSL interface is up.
Blinking—DSL WAN activity (traffic in either direction).
Faster blinking—Heavier traffic
Off—Device is powered off or GE WAN mode is selected.
DSL LINK Green On—DSL WAN Mode is selected and DSL training complete.
Blinking—DSL WAN Mode is selected but incomplete DSL Link

Up state, such as in-training, or controller "OFF," or no cable
attached to DSL connector.
Off—Device is powered off or GE WAN mode is selected.

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Appendix B) Rear panel
Figure 33
The C867VAE-K9 router has the following ports on the back:
• One xDSL WAN-Port.
• One GE WAN Interface
• One LAN Switch with 2 GE and 3 FE Port
• One USB Port
• One RJ-45-Console-Port / AUX-Console-Port.
• Reset button
• One Power Connector
• One Power switch
• Kensington Security slot

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Appendix C) Setup Information Checklist
Checklist of Information required by the Setup Tool
Please enter the required data into the following checklist prior to starting the setup software.
You may need to ask your UMTS provider and network administrator to help you to complete
the checklist information.
The information in items 1-6 must be supplied by the ISP or DSL provider.
1. How does your ISP assign an IP address?

(This information has to be provided by the ISP or DSL provider)
ν PPPoE / PPPoA ν DHCP ν as entry of a static address
1.1 If PPPoE is used
Your user name: _________________________________________
Your password: _________________________________________
1.2 If the integrated DSL modem is in use:
VCI / VPI Parameter _________________________________________
1.3 If a static address is entered
WAN address that has to be used:
IP address: ______ . ______ . ______ . ______
Net mask: ______ . ______ . ______ . ______
Default gateway: ______ . ______ . ______ . ______
2. The device requires an IP address in the local network. This address has to be
assigned by the local network administration.
IP address: ______ . ______ . ______ . ______
Net mask: ______ . ______ . ______ . ______
Default gateway: ______ . ______ . ______ . ______

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Appendix D) Maximum cable lengths
Cable Maximum length
Ethernet 100 m
ISDN S/T 10 m
Telephone cable 152 m

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3 CONNECTING THE ROUTER TO THE POWER SUPPLY AND SWITCHING IT

4 CONNECTING THE ROUTER TO A LOCAL AREA NETWORK (LAN) 8

5 CONNECTING THE ROUTER TO THE INTERNET VIA DSL (USING AN

6 CONNECTING THE ROUTER TO THE INTERNET VIA DSL/VDSL 10

7 CONNECTING THE ROUTER TO THE SERIAL PORT OF YOUR PC VIA THE

8 INSTALLING AND STARTING THE SETUP SOFTWARE 12

9 FINAL CONFIGURATION – PERFORMED BY THE SIEMENS RTSC 22

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Console Cable (blue) Ethernet-Cable RJ-45 (yellow)

Purple DSL cable (or other color) Ethernet-Cable RJ-45 (grey)

EU power cable USA power cable

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China Power Cable Power supply

Cisco Documentation & Software SRS Router Setup Wizard

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Configuration requirements for DSL/VDSL connection

∂ Ask for a volume rate with at least 2 GB of data traffic

∂ PPP user name

Contact your DSL/VDSL service provider for this information

Internet access via a local network

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Figure 2: Switch on router (switch)

Figure 3: Front of router

Functions of the LED: See Chapter 10.

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Take the following steps to connect the router to a FE or GE Ethernet LAN:

Connection of the Ethernet

Figure 4: Rear panel of router, 4-Port FE LAN Switch

∂ An Ethernet cable connects e.g. an external Ethernet switch

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Figure 5: Console connection

Figure 1: WAN GE MODE and ACT LED

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Figure 7: WAN connection

Figure 8: WAN GE MODE and ACT LED

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7 Connecting the router to the serial port of your PC

Figure 9: Console connection

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A static address should be preferred in general.

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Figure 26: Configuration of device in progress

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Figure 27: Configuration done

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Please do NOT start to configure the router yourself!

The configuration must meet specific safety standards defined by SRS/cRSP.

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LED Color Description

Steady on—Normal operation.

Blinking—Boot up phase or in ROM Monitor mode.

GE ACT Green On—GE WAN interface is up.

Blinking—GE WAN activity (traffic in either direction).

Off—Device is powered off or GE WAN interface is down.

GE MODE Green On—GE WAN Mode is selected.

IP address: . . .

Net mask: . . .

Default gateway: . . .

IP address: . . .

Net mask: . . .

Default gateway: . . .