Bay Networks Baystream 7 Configuration And Troubleshooting Manual page 173

Access Control
Protocol (ACP)
adjacent host
BayDVS
BayStream
care-of address
CHAP
CPE router
corporate "home"
network
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Bay Networks software utility that provides a wide range of security features
to Annex, Remote Annex, and Remote Access Concentrator users, including
password authentication, dialback, in accord with user profiles, and access to
third party authentication systems, such as Kerberos.
A network device that is reachable without an intermediate hop; that is, a
device that is directly attached to the same network as the router.
Former name of Bay Networks Dial VPN Services.
Bay Networks multiservice software that delivers WAN functionality using
IPC Virtual Circuit (IPVC) technology to integrate frame relay switching and
interworking with IP routing to provide scalability and management for
emerging IP-based technologies.
A termination point of a tunnel heading towards the remote node. The care-of
address, which is usually the address of the Dial VPN network access server,
is specified to the gateway during the connection process. When the gateway
encapsulates the frame relay packet into a GRE packet, it includes the care-of
address.
Challenge Handshake Authentication Protocol. A method of establishing
security on PPP links where the peers must share a plain text "secret." The
caller sends a challenge message to its receiving peer and the receiver
responds with a value it calculated based on the secret. The first peer then
matches the response with its own calculation of what the response should be.
If the values match, the link is established.
The router on the customer's home network (that is, the customer premises)
that receives and sends the data packet via the frame relay connection between
the Dial VPN network and the corporate home network.
A corporate (or customer) network to which a user at a remote node wants to
connect.
BayStream Multiservice Software Version 7.2
Glossary
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