Dial-Up Procedure For A Remote Access Station; Search And Find: The Network Neighborhood - ELSA LANCOM Business LC-4X00 Manual

90 Operating modes and functions
information regarding the other computers in the networks is then exchanged during
this initial connection. Computers on the remote side cannot be accessed until this
operation is complete.

Dial-up procedure for a remote access station

Accessing a Microsoft Network with a single computer via remote access can also be
taken care of quickly.
The ELSA LANCOM Business and the remote access computer must be prepared for
network access as described in the Workshop. In this case as well, check the IP
filters in the ELSA LANCOM Business (See 'Connecting two Windows networks via
ISDN').
A route must also be entered in the IP routing table if the assignment of the IP
address for the remote station is realized from the IP pool.
Also create an entry for the remote stations in the NetBIOS IP routing table.
cd /Setup/NetBIOS-module/Remote-table
set nhamel.ras workstation
Be sure to identify this entry as an 'individual station' to ensure that this remote station
is not automatically contacted when the NetBIOS module is switched on.
If the NetBIOS link uses a PPP connection, check the PPP list for the activation of
NetBIOS for the corresponding entry.

Search and Find: the Network Neighborhood

Once the participants have all been prepared for NetBIOS routing, it's time to launch
Windows Networking.
NetBIOS routing via LAN-LAN interconnections
Once the NetBIOS modules have been activated and the networks have exchanged their
information regarding the available workstations, a list of these computer names is now
available in the ELSA LANCOM Business . Using telnet, enter
dir /Setup/NetBIOS-module/Host-list
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