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Configuring the Client
Site
Configuring the Client
Site for a Terminal
Adapter (ISDN
Modem)
5 Click Next.
6 Specify the site name you would like to designate for this dial-in user's LAN
Modem, A, B or C. Note that this site name must be different from the site name
designated in this LAN Modem's Dial-In Global Parameters, in order to distinguish
between the two networks. The site name specified here will match the site name
configured in the client LAN Modem's Dial-in Global Parameters.
7 Click Next.
The Dial-in Wizard Service Provider Screen opens.
8 Choose the Service Provider which this dial-in user may access when dialing into
this LAN Modem. To disable remote service provider access for dial-in users,
choose None.
9 Click Finish.
This completes the dial-in configuration for LAN Modem Site-to-Site dial-in. Go on
to "Configuring the Client Site".
Advanced Dial-In Wizard Instructions
1 From the LAN Modem main configuration page, click Dial-in.
2 Click Dial-in Wizard.
3 Select Advanced and then click Next.
The Username and Password page appears.
4 Enter a unique name and password to identify and verify this dial-in user when
dialing into this LAN Modem.
5 Click Next.
The dial-in user parameters page appears. For configuration instructions refer to
"Dial-in Users Parameters Screen" for more information.
To configure a dial-in user profile on the client site refer to the appropriate section:
Configuring the client site for a terminal adapter (ISDN Modem)
Configuring the client site for a LAN Modem
If there is a terminal adapter at the client site (that is, an ISDN Modem), use the
appropriate software such as Dial-Up Networking for Windows to create a
connection to the LAN Modem. The basic steps for creating a Dial-Up Networking
connection are as follows.
Create a Dial-Up Network entry
Enter the telephone number of the server LAN Modem
Enter the username and password
Configuring the Client Site
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