Bay Networks Bay Dial VPN, Configuration And Troubleshooting Manual

Page: 93 / 186

115623B Rev. 00 BayStream Multiservice Software Version 7.2 7-1
Chapter 7
Configuring the Gateway
At a UNIX workstation or an IBM-compatible PC serving as a management
console you can use Site Manager to create a local or dynamic configuration file
to configure the software for the gateway.
Using Site Manager to Configure the Gateway
The following examples use an ASN platform, although the principles are the
same for other Bay Networks routers. Refer to the BayStream and Site Manager
documentation and to the documentation for your gateway platform for
information about all the available options.
1.
Using Site Manager, select the module and slot that you want to
configure.
2.
Add the circuit that you’re going to configure on that interface.
3.
Select frame relay as the WAN protocol in the WAN Protocol window.
This enables frame relay on the interface you just selected. You can customize
frame relay later to suit your system’s requirements.
4.
Select Mobile IP as the Layer 3 protocol in the Select Protocol window.
This automatically selects IP as well. By default, RIP is not selected.
5.
Specify the IP address for this frame relay interface.
This is the “home agent” IP address. It corresponds to the tunnel endpoint (
te
)
parameter in the TMS database.
Note: You can dynamically configure the gateway, then save the configuration
file, or you can alter or create a configuration file and boot the gateway from it.