SCS1600/3200 User Guide
4: Application Setup
1. Configure a modem to handle connections from the SCS as described earlier.
2. Click
the
Dial-Out
link under Quick Setup.
3. Complete the following fields:
a) The
Remote Username
and
Password
for the ISP.
b) The
Port
that the modem is attached to (for a PC card modem, enter port 3).
c) The
ISP's
Telephone
number.
d) If necessary, a static
IP Address
.
Note:
Most ISPs assign a dynamic IP address. Set the IP address field
on the web page to DYNAMIC for this situation.
e) Specify
a
Nameserver
.
Configuring a Dial-Out ISP Connection
4. Click
the
Update
button. The default route is now set to site
outgoing
.
Note:
Local Ethernet routes should not be used. To share an ISP connection
with the local LAN, NAT (Network Address Translation) must be used. For
more information on SCS IP routing and NAT, see the SCS Reference
Manual.
5. Reboot the SCS for these changes to take effect.
Com Port Redirector
The Com Port Redirector application allows Microsoft Windows-based PCs to access
modems or other serial devices connected to a Secure Console Server as if those serial
devices were local Comm ports. The Redirector creates virtual comm ports and
intercepts communications from existing device software, then redirects those
communications over the IP network to the serial ports on your SCS. The Com Port
Redirector works in the background.
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