Setting Up Dial Vpn To Use Ipx; Configuring The Dial-In Node For Ipx - Bay Networks Baystream 7 Configuration And Troubleshooting Manual

The CPE router is connected as a Data Terminal Equipment (DTE) device that has
an access link to the BayStream frame relay switch. The RADIUS server that
resides on the CPE network is a PC running LINUX, in this case, with the BSAC
software installed.

Setting Up Dial VPN to Use IPX

The following sections describe how to configure the components of your Dial
VPN network to support Dial VPN for IPX. This example refers to the sample
network shown in
own network configuration. This example assumes that the dial-in user is using a
PC running Windows 95, but it could be running any of the following operating
systems that supports the IPXCP networking specification. This includes
Windows 95, Windows NT, and DOS or Windows running FastLink II.
Note: For detailed information on all aspects of configuring IPX on the
Remote Annex, refer to the Remote Annex Administrator's Guide for UNIX or
the Remote Annex 6300 Supplement to the Remote Annex Administrator's
Guide for UNIX, as appropriate for your system. For information on
configuring IPX on the Remote Access Concentrator, refer to Managing
Remote Access Concentrators Using Command Line Interfaces.
Configuring the Dial-In Node for IPX
Assuming that the dial-in user is running a PC under Windows 95, the following
steps describe how to configure the PC as a dial-in node. In the following
descriptions, the term "Click" refers to the right mouse button, unless otherwise
specified.
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Click on the Network Neighborhood icon.
On the drop-down menu, click Properties.
This displays the Network setup options.
On the Configuration tab, click Dial-up Adapter in the window that
displays the network components that are installed.
Click the Properties button.
This displays the Dial-Up Adapter Properties window.
BayStream Multiservice Software Version 7.2
Configuring IPX as the Routing Protocol
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