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Configuring Remote Annex Ports
T
his chapter provides three sets of examples that show how to
configure an Annex using Quick2Config Anne:
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The first set involves a new Remote Annex 2000, with the first
three ports to be configured as follows:
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Port 1 for use as a terminal, including the Annex console
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Port 2 for a dial-in modem and for a dial-in modem using PPP
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Port 3 as a dial-out modem to access an Ethernet network
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The second set involves configuration of an Annex 6300 to
handle dial-in calls from ISDN and analog modems.
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The final example is configuration of a Model 5399 Remote
Access Concentrator.
Before You Begin
Quick2Config requires that the Remote Annex be configured to accept
SNMP set commands. However, the default setting for the
allow_snmp_sets parameter does not permit parameter value changes
because the SNMP set command's header transmits the community string
in clear text, which may be a security risk. If security is a concern, you
can take the following measures:
1.
Edit the %gateway section of the config.annex file for the
Remote Annex to define at least one community string with
read/write privileges. Change the line:
snmp community public
to:
snmp community q2cannex * read-write
Installing Remote Annex Network Software for Windows
Configuration Examples
Chapter 3
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