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Dial-In Access Screen
The ISDN Internet Router's dial-in feature allows remote users to:
•
Use an ISDN TA to connect to the ISDN Internet Router, using the same
PPP communication software (e.g.
Dial-up Networking ) that they use for
dial-in Internet access.
•
Have their user name and password verified by the ISDN Internet Router.
(
Note: If dial-in PPP link security is set to "None", no verification is per-
formed.)
•
Access the LAN resources as if they were a local user. To other users on
the LAN, the remote users appear to be a local PC, using the IP Address
allocated by the ISDN Internet Router.
For additional security, the dial-back function can be used. In this situation, the
ISDN Internet Router will hang-up the user's incoming connection, and then call
them back.
To use the Dial-in Feature:
1. Dial-in must be Enabled on the Dial-in Tab.
2. User access data is required. The options are as follows:
o
Allow access by anyone and everyone (not recommended) - If
Authentication on the Dial-in screen is set to None , then the user
name and password is not checked, so anyone who dials in can
gain access.
o
All users use the same log-in - Create a single user (on the Dial-
in screen) with dial-in access, and all users use this log-in.
o
Enter data for each user - Each person requiring dial-in access
has their data entered on the Users screen.
3. The remote user can use the same dial-up software they use for Internet
access. Once connected, the remote user can access LAN resources as they
normally would. They will appear to other LAN devices as a normal PC on
the LAN, using the IP Address allocated by the ISDN Internet Router.