1. Plug the dsl modem into the phone jack from the port labeled "WALL" on the back of the DSL modem.
2. Then plug the rj-45 patch cord from the "ENET" port on the back of the modem into the NIC card you installed into the PC or MAC.
3. Run the power supply from a surge protected outlet to the "PWR" port on the back of the DSL modem.
4. Observe the WAN link light on the front of the DSL modem. It should be a solid green. (if not contact NETA.COM support)
5. Observe the LAN link light on the front of the DSL modem. It should be a solid green. (if not check to see that your PC or MAC is turned on and the nic card is showing a link light. Check the instructions on installing the NIC card.)
6. Connect the provided terminal patch cord to the serial port on the Computer from the MGMT port of the DSL modem.
7. Go to the Computer and start a Hy>erterminal or other terminal program to interface with the router.
   Macintosh Terminal Instructions.
8. In the Hyperterminal start a communication on com1 or com2 (whichever is the proper one for this computer) and set the port settings as follows.
   

   Bits Per Second	38400
   Data Bits	8
   Parity	None
   Stop Bits	1
   Flow Control	None

   
   
9. If you see the prompt for CBOS v2.X.X then you are connected and ready to start your session. If not try the other COM port to connect with.
   
10. You will be prompted for a password, their is none so hit enter to continue.
    
11. Type in "enable" and hit enter twice to clear the password prompt.
    
12. Type in "set nvram erase" and press enter.
    
13. Type in "write" and press enter.
    
14. Type in "reboot" and press enter.
    
15. Wait about 20 seconds and press enter again. You should see the CBOS prompt again.
    
16. Type in "enable" and press enter twice.
    
17. Type in "set bridging rfc1483 enable" and press enter.
    
18. Type in "set bridging management enable" and press enter.
    
19. Type in "set interface wan0-0 vpi 0"
    "set interface wan0-0 vci 32"
    newer dmt line vpi/vci 0/32 with the older cap line vpi/vci setting should be 1/1.
    If you receive an error message when trying to set the vpi/vci saying that the interface must be closed, type "set interface wan0-0 disable", make the changes, then type "set interface wan0-0 enable" after the changes have been made.
20. Type in "write" and press enter.
    
21. Type in "reboot" and press enter.

• Start
• Setting
• network and dailup
• local area connection
• properties
• internet protocol(tcp/ip)
  

• Check "Use the following IP address:"
• IP Address - Enter the IP Address you were assigned when setting up your service
• Subnet mask - 255.255.255.0
• Default Gateway Enter the Gateway you were assigned when setting up your service
• Check "Use the following DNS server addresses:"
• Preferred DNS server - 216.19.223.25
• Alternate DNS server - 216.19.223.26
  

• Start
• Setting
• Control Panal
• Network
• Select tcp/ip and push the properties button
• Select the IP Address Tab and (tcp/ip)
  

• Check "Use the following IP address:"
• IP address - Enter the IP address you were assigned when setting up your service
• Subnet Mask - 255.255.255.0
• Click on the Gateway Tab - Enter the Gateway you were assigned when setting up your service
• Click on the DNS Tab, Select "Enable DNS" and enter getnet.net as the domain
• Primary DNS server - 216.19.223.25
• Secondary DNS server - 216.19.223.26
  

** NOTE **
The newer DMT dsl connections are now configured with a vpi/vci of 0/32 and the older CAP dsl line are configured with vpi/vci of 1/1. you will be able to check this with the command "show interface wan0-0"