Bay Networks 3395A, Руководство по настройке

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Basic Setup Activities for Access Serving
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• Assign basic server Internet characteristics if you are using the Internet
Protocol.
Refer to Model 3395/3395A Software Management Guide for more
information about these characteristics. The Internet characteristics you
need to specify include the following:
– Internet address and subnet mask for the communication server
– Characteristics associated with a domain name server
– Other characteristics that allow the communication server to
communicate through Internet gateways, if needed
Specific Activities for Configuring Access Serving Features
The remaining communication server start-up activities include the following:
1. Specify which protocols and features will be available.
Some protocols and features are not enabled by default, and you must
enable them if you wish to use them. Also, some protocols require a
password to be enabled.
2. Initialize the communication server when you have enabled features
and protocols.
This action allows all of the changes that you have made to take effect.
Use the INITIALIZE command or press the Reset switch again to do this.
3. Configure ports to be dial-in, dial-out, dial-in/dial-out, or dial-back
ports.
Each port must be configured with certain basic characteristics, regardless
of the types of connections that will be made at that port. Also, there are
special conditions that apply when using high-speed modems. Chapter 3
covers all of these activities.
4. Configure specific access serving features.
Features such as PPP, SLIP, and ARAP can require additional setup
activities. The remaining chapters of this manual describe the detailed
configuration activities for individual access serving features. Chapters 4
through 7 cover these activities.