	       OFFICE ROUTER WIZARD 2.0b2 RELEASE NOTE
		 	 (Updated April 13, 1998)
 

INTRODUCTION
 
The new Office Router Wizard 2.0b2 is now available in open beta for 
PortMaster(R) ISDN Office Router models OR-U, OR-ST, and OR-AP. 
This Office Router Wizard runs in the Java environment.  Follow its 
step-by-step instructions to configure a brand-new Office Router unit 
as a functional ISDN router for Internet access.
 
The most powerful feature of the Office Router Wizard is its ease of use.
Once you enter ISDN information into the Wizard, the Office Router 
is ready to connect to the Internet or to route to the destination network.
You do not need to define the IP address of the destination gateway.

If you have any questions or suggestions about this beta version of
the Office Router Wizard, send email to orwiz-feedback@livingston.com.

Launching with an IP Address
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If your Office Router OR-U, OR-ST, or OR-AP has an IP address defined,
launch the Wizard and then follow the instructions on the Wizard
to log in to the unit.  

Launching without an IP Address
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If the unit does not have an IP address defined, make sure that both the 
Office Router and the Wizard reside on the same network before launching
the Wizard. The Office Router Wizard creates a BOOTP server and provides
the Office Router with the IP address that you entered. The Wizard then 
connects to the Office Router and continues the configuration process.  On 
a small network, the BOOTP process can take 1 or 2 minutes.  However, on
a large and more sophisticated network, the process can take 10 minutes or
longer.
 
Configuring Multiple Office Routers
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The Wizard can configure one Office Router at a time.  

If you have several Office Router units without IP addresses,  you must 
turn on one unit at a time for the BOOTP server to work. Once the unit is 
completely configured, turn on the next one. 

However, if all the Office Router units on the network have IP addresses
defined, you can use the Wizard to access any one of them to configure the 
ISDN line.

 
CONTENTS

Introduction
System Requirements
Installing the Office Router on UNIX Systems
Installing the Office Router on Win32 Systems
Limitations of the Office Router Wizard 2.0b2

 
SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS
 
Because the Office Router Wizard is a Java product, it runs
on any platforms that supports JDK/JRE 1.1.4 or higher.  Currently,
JDK 1.1 and/or JRE 1.1 is available in the following platforms and 
operating systems:
 
o  Microsoft Windows NT 4.0       http://www.javasoft.com/products/jdk/1.1/
o  Windows 95           http://www.javasoft.com/products/jdk/1.1/
o  Solaris 2.5.1        http://www.javasoft.com/products/jdk/1.1/
o  Solaris x86 2.5.1    http://www.javasoft.com/products/jdk/1.1/
o  Linux 2.x            ftp://lagrange.la.asu.edu/pub/Linux_jdk/
o  FreeBSD              http://www.freebsd.org/java/
o  SGI IRIX 6.3      http://www.sgi.com/Products/DevMagic/products/java.html
o  HP-UX 10.02          http://www.hp.com/esy/go/java.html
o  Alpha Digital UNIX 4.0
http://www.digital.com/java/download/jdk_du/1.1.5/index.html
o  IBM AIX 4.1          http://www.ibm.com/java/tools/jdk.html
 
For more information regarding the JDK and JRE for other platforms,
see http://java.sun.com/cgi-bin/java-ports.cgi.


INSTALLING THE OFFICE ROUTER WIZARD ON UNIX SYSTEMS
 
1.  Download the following file from the Lucent Remote Access FTP site as
     follows:
 
        ftp ftp.livingston.com
        cd pub/le/software/java
        get unix_or_install.tar
 
2.  In your .cshrc, .kshrc, or .bashrc file, define the path for your java
     interpreter.

    For example, for .cshrc:
  
    set path=( /usr/local/lib/jre1.1.4/bin $path )
 
    source .cshrc
 
3.  Untar the file as follows:
 
        tar xvf unix_or_install.tar
 
    The tar file extracts the orinstall file.  
 
4.    Run the installation program as follows:

	 ./orinstall
 
    If your  path is defined correctly in the .cshrc file, the installation
    program displays options for you to select "jre" or "java," or to
    define your own Java interpreter path.
 
5.  Follow the installation instructions.  The default directory for the 
    Office Router Wizard is Lucent/ORWizard.  The installation will create a 
    shell script for running the Wizard.
  
6.  Launch the Office Router Wizard as follows:
 
        ./orwizard &

7.  If you want to run the Office Router Wizard from outside the installation 
    directory, make a copy of the orwizard file.  Open the file in a text editor
    and change the -cp argument to include the full path to the orwizard.jar
    file as follows:

	jre -cp /fullpath/orwizard.jar ORWizard
 
 
INSTALLING THE OFFICE ROUTER WIZARD ON WIN32 SYSTEMS
 
1.  Use the ftptool or launch the DOS window to download the
    Office Router Wizard installation file into the C:\temp directory as
    follows:
 
        ftp ftp.livingston.com
        cd pub/le/software/java
        get win_or_install.zip
 
2.  Make sure that your PC has an Unzip utility.  Then click the downloaded 
     installation file and select the Unzip option.
 
3.  To start the Office Router Wizard installation, click the START_HERE.html
    file and follow the installation instructions in this file.

4.  After the installation is complete, launch the Office Router Wizard by 
    selecting the ORWizard shortcut from the Lucent folder under
    Programs in your Start menu.
 
 
LIMITATIONS IN OFFICE ROUTER WIZARD 2.0b2
 
o In this version of the Office Router Wizard, only on-demand and continous
dialing are supported.  Manual dialing is not currently supported.

o The Office Router Wizard creates a location for dialing out only.  A user
for dialing in is currently not supported.

o The location created by the Office Router Wizard initially sets the
destination address to be negotiated.  If the ISP's server is also configured to
negotiate the address, an IPCP request or NAK loop occurs and the connection fails.

o The Office Router Wizard does not create input filter rules that allow
access to internal servers.

o The Office Router Wizard currently does not support a network address 
translator (NAT).

o The Windows installation does not always create the shortcut in the
Start menu. 


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