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ISDN Router 60
Test IPX Routing
Test IPX Routing to a Remote Destination
Check for access to servers on the remote LAN as follows:
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Use the ‘NetWare Connections’ selection provided with NetWare
User Tools under Windows or issue the command ‘
pconsole
’
under DOS.
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Select the printer server and verify that the server you have defined
is listed. When you attempt to access the server, the router will dial
out to the remote router using the ISDN line.
If you cannot access the remote server:
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Check that the local Ethernet LAN IPX network number is correct.
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Verify that the WAN link network number is the same as the remote
WAN link network number.
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Check cable connections and pinouts.
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Verify that the IPX Routes and IPX SAPs you have specified are
correct.
If you cannot contact the remote router, run the Port Monitor to
check the status of the ISDN channels.
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If the ISDN link is not in standby mode, verify the target router’s
ISDN configuration, SPIDs and DNs, telephone company
provisioning, associated equipment (NT1, etc.) and cable
connections.
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If the ISDN line is operational, check the remote router’s telephone
numbers and link parameters.
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Verify the security authentication method and password of the
remote router.
Step 9. Disconnect from the Router
⇒
You can release the connection between your PC and the target router at
any time by clicking
Disconnect on the main menu.
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Click Exit to leave Configuration Manager.