Cli Method - Modem Pcmcia - Cyclades AlterPath ACS Command Reference Manual

Client Side Setup.
Step 1 - Activate Show Terminal Window option.
(From Win2000) Go to your Connection window (the window to dial the ACS )
-> Properties -> Security -> look for Interactive Logon and Scripting -> click on
Show Terminal Window.
Step 2 - Disable/enable encryption protocols.
If you are going to be using PPP connection with PAP authentication, make sure
you disable all other encryption protocols.
(from Win2000) go to your Connection window (the window to dial the ACS) ->
Properties -> Security -> click on Advanced (custom settings) -> click on Settings
-> click on Allow these protocols -> disable all protocols except the PAP one.
Step 3 - Set up modem init string.
It is very important that before callback hangs the call, the modem in the
Windows box does not tell Windows that the call has been dropped. Otherwise,
Windows Dial-up Networking will abort everything (because it thinks the call was
dropped with no reason).
(From Win2000) Go to Windows' control panel -> Phone and Modem -> Modems
-> choose your modem -> Properties -> Advanced -> add &c0s0=1 to Extra
Settings.
Step 4 - Call your ACS.
Step A - Dial to the ACS modem using either the normal username or the ppp
username that you created in Step 5 when configuring the server side.
Step B - Once a connection is made, you get a login prompt.
Step C - Login with the pseudo callback name to start the callback.
Step D - Your connection gets dropped. The ACS is now calling you back.
Step E - After reconnection to you, you get a login prompt again.
Step F - Now you can:
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Log in through character mode: Log in with username and password. You will get
the ACS shell prompt.
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Log in through ppp: Click on Done on the Terminal Window.

CLI Method - Modem PCMCIA

To configure a modem PCMCIA card using the CLI, follow the steps:
Step 1 - Open the CLI interface by issuing the command:
# CLI
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