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PCMCIA Cards Integration
Step A - Set the callback number in DIALOUT_REMOTENUMBER.
DIALOUT_REMOTENUMBER="8358662" # Remote phone that you want to dial to
Step B - Configure the DIALIN_REMOTENUMBER.
If your ISDN line supports caller id, it is recommended that you also configure
the DIALIN_REMOTENUMBER and enable secure calls. Otherwise skip to Step
C.
DIALIN_REMOTENUMBER="8358662" # Remote phone from which you will receive
# calls
SECURE="on" # "on" = incoming calls accepted only if
# remote phone matches DIALIN_REMOTENUMBER;
# "off" = accepts calls from any phone. "on"
# will work only if your line has the caller
# id info.
Step C - Set the desired IPs for local and remote machines.
Step D - Set DIALIN to “yes”.
DIALIN="yes" # "yes" if you want dial in, "no" if you want dial out
Step E - Make sure the CALLBACK parameter is disabled.
CALLBACK="off" # "off" = callback disabled.
Step F - Add the user that will callback the client in
DIALIN_AUTHENTICATION.
DIALIN_AUTHENTICATION="auth login user mary"
Step 2 - Make sure /etc/pam.d/ has the configuration files you want (e.g.,
radius).
This step is only required if you are using “auth login” in
DIALIN_AUTHENTICATION. When using “auth login,” /etc/pam.d/ is what
defines which authentication will be used.
Step 3 - Add the user "mary" in /etc/ppp/pap-secrets .
Step 4 - Uncomment lines in /etc/ppp/auth-up .
Step 5 - Save changes to flash:
# saveconf
Step 6 - Activate the changes by stopping and starting the isdn script: