Netvanta 814 Mux e1 to Ethernet
ERASE CONFIG EXISTING:
Netvanta814# erase running-config
E1 MODE SETTING:
Netvanta814> enable
Netvanta814# configure terminal
Netvanta814(config)# t1e1-mode e1
Netvanta814(config)# t1e1-operation LTU (other : t1e1-operation NTU)
Netvanta814(config)# exit
Netvanta814# write
Netvanta814# reload
E1
Netvanta814> enable
Netvanta814# configure terminal
Netvanta814(config)# interface t1e1 1
Netvanta814(config-t1e1 1)# framing unframed
Netvanta814(config-t1e1 1)# coding hdb3
Netvanta814(config-t1e1 1)# no shudown
Netvanta814(config-t1e1 1)# exit
E1 BOUNDING/GROUPING:
Netvanta814(config)# interface t1e1 1
Netvanta814(config-t1e1 1)# efm-group 1
Netvanta814(config-t1e1 1)# no shutdown
Netvanta814(config-t1e1 1)# exit
CREATE
Netvanta814(config)# interface evc 100
Netvanta814(config-evc 100)# men-port efm-group 1
Netvanta814(config-evc 100)# no shutdown
Netvanta814(config-evc 100)# exit
Netvanta814(config)# interface evc 200
Netvanta814(config-evc 200)# men-port efm-group 1
Netvanta814(config-evc 200)# no shutdown
Netvanta814(config-evc 200)# exit
Netvanta814(config)# interface evc 300
Netvanta814(config-evc 300)# men-port efm-group 1
Netvanta814(config-evc 300)# no shutdown
Netvanta814(config-evc 300)# exit
Netvanta814(config)# interface evc 400
Netvanta814(config-evc 400)# men-port efm-group 1
Netvanta814(config-evc 400)# no shutdown
Netvanta814(config-evc 400)# exit
CREATE
Netvanta814(config)# interface map 100
Netvanta814(config-map 100)# connect-evc 100
Netvanta814(config-map 100)# uni Ethernet 1
Netvanta814(config-map 100)# no shutdown
Netvanta814(config-map 100)# exit
Netvanta814(config)# interface map 200
Netvanta814(config-map 200)# connect-evc 200
Netvanta814(config-map 200)# uni Ethernet 2
Netvanta814(config-map 200)# no shutdown
Netvanta814(config-map 200)# exit
Netvanta814(config)# interface map 300
Netvanta814(config-map 300)# connect-evc 300
Netvanta814(config-map 300)# uni Ethernet 3
Netvanta814(config-map 300)# no shutdown
Netvanta814(config-map 300)# exit
Netvanta814(config)# interface map 400
Netvanta814(config-map 400)# connect-evc 400
Netvanta814(config-map 400)# uni Ethernet 4
Netvanta814(config-map 400)# no shutdown
Netvanta814(config-map 400)# exit
ACTIVATE
Netvanta814(config)# interface Ethernet 1
Netvanta814(config)# no shutdown
Netvanta814(config)# interface Ethernet 2
Netvanta814(config)# no shutdown
Netvanta814(config)# interface Ethernet 3
Netvanta814(config)# no shutdown
Netvanta814(config)# interface Ethernet 4
Netvanta814(config)# no shutdown
Netvanta814(config)# exit
SAVE CONFIG:
Netvanta814# write
Netvanta814# reload
is the channel to run homebrew aplications who placed at the SD Card.
Application examples:
- GeckoOS (for playing different region games, bypass update from the game and the cheat function)
- WAD Manager (to install WiiWare and VC games)
- Emulator (to play games via clasik game rom who placed at the SD Card)
etc.
complete list of homebrew applications can be viewed at http://wiibrew.org/wiki/Homebrew_applications
setting on the Mac:
1. System Preference)">Go to System Preferences (Apple Logo> System Preferences)
2. Click the "Network"
3. In the "Show" select "AirPort"
4. click on "Show Airport status in menu bar"
5. nah, in the AirPort menu bar click on the symbol (which is shaped like a fan) and then select "Turn AirPort On"
6. in the same menu, click on "Create Network ..."
7. Network who type the name you want
8. in the Channel do not need you fox, just click OK
9. note the AirPort symbol distorted ..
10. back to System Preferences, go to the "Sharing"
11. open the tab "Internet", enable Internet Sharing by clicking the button "Start"
12. consider again distorted symbol AirPort, AirPort sign that you've membroadcast Internet Connection
settings in the Wii:
1. Go to Wii Options
2. Click Wii Settings
3. on page 3 select "Internet"
4. Click Connection Settings
5. select one Conecction (assuming you have never done before the connection settings in the Wii)
6. click the Wireless Connection
7. click on "Search for an Access Point", click OK
8. who select the Access Point you have made
9. click OK, click OK
10. Your Wii will try to test connection ..
11. If successful then your internet connection can be used.
hopefully useful
How to transfer save files from your computer to the Wii's Wii console.
Note: I use the example of the game Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess U.S. ver.
1. "save data" into your SD card.">Transfer the save files on the wii from the "data management" -> "save data" into your SD card.
2. Enter the SD card into a computer (of course with his card reader)
3. On the SD card root folder then there will be "private"
4. click inside it and there are sub-folders "Wii"
5. click again and again, there are sub-folders "title"
6. click again, there are sub-folders in the 4-character code to save your game (for the game Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess U.S. = RZDE)
7. within the sub-folder contains files "data.bin" which is save your file.
8. Copy / replace the save data is already downloaded from the web (must be a "data.bin" too)
9. Remove your SD card and go back to my wii
10. Delete the save files in the wii (because the wii can not double the save file)
11. Then copy from your SD card to wii system data
Already in the trial and could be subject to 100% save & DVD regions was the same game ...
Game Structure code:
1st letter: R = Wii, N64 N =
2nd letter: Game Name (Z = Zelda)
3rd letter: Game Name (D = Zelda)
4th letter: region / language (E = U.S. / Home), (J = Japan), (P = PAL region)
Save games can be downloaded at wiisave.com
who would not quite make tired to finish the game (cheating)
Understanding Data Communications, Telecommunications and Data Processing.
