ELSA LANCOM Business LC-4X00, Manual

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Description of the menu options
ELSA LANCOM Business
R48
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If this option is set to 'name', calls are accepted only from remote stations for which
an entry is found in the name list. This verification provides additional protection.
This verification is only available when using PPP.
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If this option is set to 'number', calls are accepted only from remote stations that are
entered in the number list as authorized remote stations.
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The 'no./name' setting allows you to select combined protection using a name list
and number list. First a verification that there is an entry in the number list is made.
If this is not possible, the router will attempt to determine the name using the
protocol negotiation.
Setup/WAN-module/CB-attempts
This option allows you to set the number of times (from 1 to 9) a callback is to be
attempted when the remote station is busy. For international connections, you should
enter a value from 3 to 5 in order to optimize the callback functionality. The default
setting is 3.
Setup/WAN-module/Backup-delay-seconds
The backup start time indicates the number of seconds to elapse before the first backup
attempt is started after determining that the leased line is down. If the value 0 is
entered, no backup connection will be established actively.
Setup/LAN-module
This menu allows you to select the settings needed for the local network. The menu has
the following layout:
Connector This option allows you to select from among the following network connections:
/LAN-module LAN settings
Connector Selection of the network connection
Node-ID MAC layer address of the device
Spare-heap Buffers that receive data packets from the local network
Connect Meaning
Auto Default setting; enables the Autosense function of the network chip. This auto-
matically sets the router to the port in use without requiring manual configuration
of this item.
10BTX 10BASE-T in half-duplex mode
FD10BTX 10BASE-T in full-duplex mode
100BTX 100BASE-T in half-duplex mode
FD100BTX 100BASE-T in full-duplex mode