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Chapter 12 AppleTalk
Remote Annex 6300 Supplement to the Remote Annex Administrator’s Guide for UNIX
Book A
Using the CCL Converter
The Macintosh CCL Converter application converts the CCL modem
configuration file to allow access to the RA 6300 via ARAP (Versions 1
and 2). Typically, the CCL file sets up the modem and issues the dial
command. When you dial into the RA 6300 from a Macintosh, the
Macintosh CCL modem configuration file also controls the connection
until protocol negotiation is complete.
The CCL Converter supports SecureID, Enigma, and CLI Dialback.
Configuring the CCL Converter
The RA 6300 administrator can configure the CCL Converter Application
to connect to an RA 6300.
As administrator, configure the CCL Converter on the Macintosh as
follows:
1.
Using a Macintosh-based ftp program, such as Fetch, that is set
to MacBinary, copy the CCL Converter from the following
directory on your UNIX load host:
usr/annex/src/examples/ccl_scripts
The file name is CCL Converter.
You must ‘escape out’ the space between the word CCL
and the word Converter in the CCL Converter file name.
Do this by entering the file name inside a pair of double
quotes, e.g., “CCL Converter”.
2.
From the Macintosh Settings menu, select ARAP V1/Autodetect
Delay, CLI Security, or both, depending on the type of RA 6300
security you desire (see
Table A-22
).
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