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Parameter
Route AppleTalk
Framed Only
Bridge
Dial Brdcast
Shared Prof
Overview of the Options subprofiles
The following Options subprofiles apply to incoming calls that use a particular encapsulation
or routing protocol, specify that the unit gathers accounting information for the incoming call,
or enable the MAX unit to act as a DHCP server:
Parameter
Encaps Options
IP Options
IPX Options
AppleTalk Options
Session Options
OSPF Options
Telco Options
Accounting
DHCP Options
For detailed information about each parameter, see the MAX Reference.
MAX 6000/3000 Network Configuration Guide
Configuring Individual WAN Connections
Specifies
Whether this Connection profile supports AppleTalk routing.
AppleTalk routing must be set on both sides of the connection, and in
the AppleTalk options submenu for the profile.
Whether or not the user is allowed access to all the terminal-server
commands or to a subset of them. Terminal-server users connecting
through this profile can have unlimited access to the terminal-server
commands, or can have limited access with the PPP, SLIP, CSLIP, and
Quit commands.
Whether link-level bridging is supported. The MAX unit bridges a
frame on the basis of the frame's destination MAC address.
Whether or not the unit dials this connection when it receives Ethernet
broadcast packets. A broadcast is a message to all users currently
logged into the network. By default, the unit does not dial on
broadcast; it relies on its internal bridging table to bring up specific
bridged connections.
Whether or not multiple users can share a single Connection profile or
a single RADIUS user profile or whether or not a single user can have
multiple sessions active.
Specifies
Parameters relevant to the selected encapsulation method.
Connection profile parameters specific to IP routing.
Connection profile parameters specific to IPX routing.
Connection profile parameters specific to AppleTalk routing.
Options that set default filters and timers to build connections that use
RADIUS or Names/Passwords profiles.
Connection profile parameters specific to the Open Shortest Path First
(OSPF) routing protocol.
Connection profile parameters specific to the call features the MAX
unit negotiates.
Connection profile parameters specific to the type, host, port, timeout,
password and session ID of the call.
Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol (DHCP) options that enable the
MAX unit to act as a DHCP server for a local Pipeline unit for
connections that use RADIUS (if you enable Use Answer as Default)
or Names/Passwords profiles.
The Connection profile
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