This chapter contains information for you to prepare your site and set up your Micro Webserver 200 quickly and easily. Topics covered in this chapter include:
The Micro Webserver 200 package includes the following items:
Micro Webserver 200
Cisco Micro Webserver 200 Installation Tools and Utilities CD-ROM
One APS AC adaptor (power supply)
Note With a Cisco Connection Online (CCO) account, you can purchase spare power supplies online from the Cisco Marketplace. Spare power supplies for the Micro Webserver 200 are the same power supplies as those used for the Cisco 1500 and 1600 Series products.
Order numbers for spare power supplies are as follows:
International (PWR-1600-WW1 for Cisco 1600)
Europe (PWR-1600-EU1 for Cisco 1600 AC)
North America (PWR-1600-NA1 for Cisco 1600)
United Kingdom (PWR-1600-UK1 for Cisco 1600 AC)
Cables
One yellow 10BaseT Ethernet cable (72-1273-01)
One blue serial console cable (72-1259-01)
Three adapters
Server terminal adapter - DB-25F to RJ-45 F (29-0810-01)
Server serial adapter - DB-9F to RJ-45 F (74-0495-01)
Modem adapter provided for advanced troubleshooting - DB-25M to RJ-45 F (29-0881-01)
Hardcopy documentation
Using Cisco Micro Webserver 200
Release Notes for the Cisco Micro Webserver 200
Regulatory Compliance and Safety Information for the Cisco Micro Webserver 200
Quick-Start the Cisco Micro Webserver 200
Power cord clip to prevent the power cord from coming loose from the power port.
Stacking clip to stack Cisco Networked Office stack products together.
Figure 2-1 shows most items contained in your Micro Webserver 200 shipping container.
Figure 2-1: Shipping Container Contents
Setup Requirements
In addition to the items contained in your Micro Webserver 200 shipping package, you will need the following items to set up your Micro Webserver 200 properly.
An AC outlet
Functioning local-area network (LAN) with TCP/IP
Active RJ-45 10BaseT Ethernet port to connect your Micro Webserver 200 to your LAN with TCP/IP
Figure 2-2 shows that your 10BaseT Ethernet port may be connected to a Cisco Micro Hub or to a wall panel Ethernet plug.
Figure 2-2: Customer-supplied Items for Micro Webserver 200 Installation
NoteA crossover cable is not provided; use the yellow 10BaseT cable from your Micro Webserver 200 to your Micro Hub or repeater.
Microsoft Windows 95/Windows NT personal computer (PC) or workstation connected to your TCP/IP network.
Java-enabled World Wide Web browser such as Microsoft Internet Explorer or Netscape Navigator running on your PC or workstation and connected to your TCP/IP network such as:
Version 3.01 or later of Microsoft Internet Explorer for Windows 95, Windows NT 3.51, or Windows NT 4.0.
Version 3.0 or later of Netscape Navigator for Windows 95.
Version 3.0 or later of Netscape Navigator for Windows NT 3.51 or Windows NT 4.0.
Write your Micro Webserver 200's host name and network addresses in the column titled "For the Micro Webserver 200" in Table 2-1. During installation the Network Wizard will ask you to enter your Micro Webserver 200's host name and network IP address. The Wizard will not allow you to continue installation without this information.
NoteStop now and gather this information from your network or system administrator at your site before you proceed.
Table 2-1: Required Customer-supplied Network Information
Configuration Information
For the Micro Webserver 200
Host name
IP address
Subnet mask
Default gateway
Note Make sure your PC/workstation and your Micro Webserver 200 are on the same subnet. The Wizards will not function if your systems are on different subnets.
Hardware Connections
The physical connections between the Micro Webserver 200 and your network depend upon your site's hardware and software configuration. Therefore, this section contains general guidelines for the Micro Webserver 200's external connections.
Make sure you place your Micro Webserver 200 on a flat, sturdy desk or table near an AC power outlet and near your Ethernet port connection. You will connect the Micro Webserver 200 to your network using the Ethernet 10BaseT cable. Then, you will connect the Micro Webserver 200 to the AC power outlet.
Caution Do not power-on the Micro Webserver 200 while connecting the hardware. Turn on the unit after the installation programs are finished.
You can connect your PC or workstation to the Micro Webserver 200 by plugging one end of a serial console cable into the serial port of the Micro Webserver 200 and plugging the other end of the serial console cable into your PC or workstation serial port.
The Micro Webserver 200 was designed for extensibility. Its Small Computer System Interface (SCSI) simultaneously supports up to six external SCSI peripherals.
To attach and set up SCSI drives:
Step 1 Ensure that the Micro Webserver 200 (and your other device's On/off switch) is in the Off position.
Step 2 Attach SCSI devices to the Micro Webserver 200 using high-quality, 25 shielded twisted-pair (STP) SCSI cable.
Step 3 Set external peripheral SCSI settings to ID-0 or ID-2 through ID-5.
Note Do not use ID-1 or ID-7 because the Micro Webserver 200 uses these settings.
Step 4 Terminate the last device in the SCSI bus. Be sure all other device switch settings are not terminated.
The Micro Webserver 200 must be configured with an IP address before it can make any information available. This is done with the Network Wizard described in the next chapter, "Network Wizard."
