Note If there is no network attached to the WAN port, it is normal for the
WAN Net Fail LED to turn on after the self-test of the router module is
complete.
Note After the self-test is complete, the router module looks for a SmartBoot
configuration on the WAN or LAN by sending Bootp requests out the
WAN port and the internal LAN port.
If a SmartBoot configuration has been set up on the WAN or LAN for the
router module, that configuration is retrieved (provided that the
required WAN or LAN link is connected). The router module is then
rebooted with the SmartBoot configuration (this should occur within a
few seconds after the Self-test LED turns off).
If this SmartBoot configuration was created on a Bootp server that speci-
fies a full configuration file, the router module will reboot one more time
after the configuration file is transferred to the router module. This
reboot will occur within a few seconds after the end of the first reboot if
the Bootp server is on a LAN, or within up to 20 seconds if it is on a
WAN.
(For more information about SmartBoot, refer to appendix C, “Smart-
Boot”, and to HP Routing Services and Applications, the User’s Guide,
and the Release Notes.)
Note If you have not connected a console, skip the remaining steps. (An opera-
tor at another device on the network will need to complete the verifica-
tion of the router startup using Telnet .)
4. In HP Stack Manager, click on the Connect button.
After a few seconds, a list of the connected hubs appears in the
Device Chain List window. You can identify a particular hub by its
entry in the Station Address column. For hubs in which a router
module has been installed, “SNMP/Router” appears in the Exp Slot
column.
Installation
6. Verify That the Router Starts Up Properly.
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