Next Steps
Configuring MAX functionality
MAX 3000 Installation and Basic Configuration Guide
7-3
Security
Once a WAN connection’s link encapsulation has been negotiated, the MAX unit authenticates
the call, typically by use of a password. Other security measures include prevention of
unauthorized access to the MAX configuration and use of external servers to off-load storage
of user authentication records. Table 7-3 lists some of the MAX security features and shows
where to find related information in the MAX documentation sets.
Line and call management
Administration Guide
Monitoring lines, links, and ports
Installation and Basic Configuration Guide and MAX
Reference
Table 7-2. Finding information about WAN connections (continued)
For information about:
See:
Table 7-3. Finding information about WAN security
For information about:
See:
AppleTalk Remote Access
(ARA) authentication
Security Supplement
Authentication servers
Network Configuration Guide and TAOS RADIUS
Guide and Reference
Callback security
Security Supplement
Caller-ID and called-number
authentication
Network Configuration Guide
Combinet authentication
Security Supplement
Configuration access control,
including Telnet, SNMP, and Full
Access Security profile protec-
tion
Installation and Basic Configuration Guide and Secu-
rity Supplement
ICMP redirects, turning off
Security Supplement and Network Configuration
Guide
Open Shortest Path First (OSPF)
security
Network Configuration Guide
Packet-level security (filters)
Security Supplement and Network Configuration
Guide
Password Authentication Proto-
col (PPP) and Challenge-Hand-
shake Authentication Protocol
(CHAP)
Network Configuration Guide
