How do I use the V!CAS as a TCP-X.25 bridge?
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User’s Guide: Version 1.2
Route for incoming calls
Create another route for incoming calls. The interface name used in
the Source Link field should be the same interface used in the previ-
ous step.
Source Link
<X.25 interface name>
Destination Link
local
More Info
Two common uses for this mechanism are as follows. For more detailed
reference please refer to RFCs 1006 and 1086 respectively.
TCP Client requests connection to X.25 Server
Here the TCP-Client initiates a connection (as defined in RFC 1086) with
the V!CAS using TCP port 146. The V!CAS then contacts the remote X.25-
Server and transparent TP0 packets can begin to be exchanged between
the two endpoints.
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X.25
R
OUTING
ADD
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TCP
Client
X.25
Server
RFC 1006
X.25
ISO-TP0
(Datex.P)
RFC 1086
X.25 Call to
Address: 123
➋
TCP connection
Port: 146
➊
TP0
TP0
