Bay Networks Bay Dial VPN, Configuration And Troubleshooting Manual

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Using Quick2Config and Annex Manager
115623B Rev. 00 BayStream Multiservice Software Version 7.2 C-2
As part of the hardware installation, you may have issued ROM Monitor
commands through a terminal connected to the console port located on the
Remote Annex. These commands let you set a subset of the configuration
(EEPROM) parameters, including the unit’s IP address, required for booting
the Remote Annex.
You can also specify parameter values that are required if the network
configuration differs from the default values. Refer to the ROM Monitor
commands and default values in the hardware installation guides for the
Remote Annex.
2.
Boot the Annex software (standard installation).
Dial VPN uses the standard default installation parameter settings. Refer to
the hardware installation guide for your Remote Annex device for information
on powerup and boot procedures.
3.
Set up the dial-in port on the Annex for dial-in, and enable ACP security
for PPP on all ports.
Table C-1 summarizes how to configure the dial-in ports on the Remote
Annex using Quick2Config Annex.
Note: Dial VPN works only for native PPP (you may not dial in as CLI, then
convert to PPP to use Dial VPN).
Table C-1. Configuring Dial-In Ports/Quick2Config Annex
Select This
Window or Tab
Action Value/Result
Tree window Select Annex. Not applicable
Advanced Annex tab Set Security Preferred Host. IP address of the preferred
security host
Security Annex tab Enable security for the following
parameters:
Incoming Ports with Modems
Incoming Ports without Modems
Click on the appropriate boxes
to enable security. This
automatically sets the
enable_security parameter to y.
Tree window Double-click on the Annex to
expand the port list. Select all
ports in the tree. Not applicable
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