Understanding The Call Defaults Window - Bay Networks Manager User Manual

Chapter 9 Setting Call Default Values
Annex Manager User Guide
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Understanding the Call Defaults Window

The window allows you to view and change settings for the
Call Defaults
Annex(es) you selected in the main window.
settings in boxes and provides access to the
applicable.
Direction Box
The box determines whether the channels transmit and/or receive
Direction
data using the
Outgoing
The and
Outgoing Incoming
incoming connections. You can select
buttons determine the
unavailable, it appears in gray. You cannot select such options.
Mode Box
The box defines the type of access available. This box includes the
Mode
following radio buttons:
• allows an Annex to identify an incoming packet
Autodetect
protocol as IPX, PPP, ARAP or CLI.
• provides outbound access to modems, serial line printers,
Serial
and other serial devices.
• specifies that a connection can perform as a network
PPP
interface using PPP.
• allows dial-in Novell access with the Fastlink II client.
IPX
• automatically connects a user to a host via the telnet
Telnet
command. You can specify the host and arguments in the
field of the
Argument
• specifies that a call can perform as a network interface
SLIP
using SLIP.
and buttons.
Incoming
buttons allow the channel to use outgoing or
Outgoing , Incoming
options you can use. When an option is
Mode
box.
Rlogin/Telnet
Part 2 Setup Mode
groups related
Call Defaults
window, if
Edit Modem
, or both. These