MDR2000e

[dannoWI]

Does anyone have setup info for the MDR2000e? I can get into configuration but don't see anything about the ethernet port. Trying to use this between opt81 and OTM.
Thanks

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[acewarlock]

Why do you want to use it between the Opt 81 and the OTM?
OTM stores it in it's own database file.




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[dannoWI]

The OTM being offsite from this OPT81 is not direct connected. The MDR2000 will store the records till OTM retrieves them.

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[acewarlock]

Try here

http://home.xnet.com/~steveluc/mdr2000.pdf

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[dannoWI]

Thanks acewarlock I have that manual but don't see any mention of the IP settings.

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[acewarlock]

I've never seen one with a RJ45 IP connection only RJ11 Telephone and serial port connector on them.




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This is an Analogy so don't take it personally as some have.

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[Triton101]

Try Telneting to it, setup a dummy IP in your PC with the MAC address of the MDR box (make sure it's a free IP address)

On your PC or Laptop

CMD prompt

Example:
> arp -s 157.55.85.212 00-aa-00-62-c6-09 .... Adds a static entry.

 

[dannoWI]

I found the IP but Telnet fails. Is there a certain port or other command needed?

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[Triton101]

try 3000

I think it's on page A-3 in the manual

To setup Temp IP on MDR box
C:\telent 192.146.151.245 1 <--not a type for the extra digit 1 "this will fail:

then

c:\telnet 192.146.151.245 9999 (then hit enter...)

use and IP address part of you subnet that is free, the above one is an example... good luck.

 

[Triton101]

Forgot to add it's Appendix B

 

[dannoWI]

Thats the problem. No manual.

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[Triton101]

1, arp the mac address (it's on the MDR box)
example:
c:\arp -s xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx 00-aa-bb-cc-11-22 zz.zzz.zzz.zzz

xxx=temp MDR IP (your choice) zzz= your PC IP. Mac address of mdr in the middle as above.

2.
c:\telnet xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx 1 (this will fail)

3.
c:\telnet xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx 9999

4. once connected hit enter.

 

[dannoWI]

That's what i needed, thanks so much.

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