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The Router can allow multiple hosts on the LAN (My-net) to access
a remote network's resources.
is assigned a unique Ethernet IP address on 'My-net' (A).
Similarly, the remote ISDN router is issued a unique Ehternet IP
address on 'Rem-net' (B). These addresses (A and B) will be also
used to negotiate the connection between 'My-net' and 'Rem-net'.
In Menu 1:
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Set Route IP to 'Yes'.
In Menu 3.2:
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Set IP Address to an address on 'My-net' (A).
In Menu 11.1:
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Set Route to 'IP'.
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Set Rem IP Addr to the IP address of the remote ISDN router
(B).
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Select 'Yes' to editing the IP options.
In Menu 11.3:
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Set Rem Subnet Mask to the subnet mask for the remote
network.
The remote ISDN router (Cisco, Ascend...etc.) will have to
complete similar configuration changes in order to talk to the
Router.
5.d
LAN to LAN for IPX
1.
Router on the NetWare server side
The Router can accept calls from a remote router to
negotiate IPX routing.
on the remote network (Rem-net) will have access to the IPX
network resources available on 'My-net' and vice versa.
In Menu 1:
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In Menu 3.3:
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My-net
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O--|
|---[Router]-----------[ISDN Router]---|
O--| ^
^
| A
|
NetWare
Server
Set Route IPX to 'Yes'.
Determine what frame type the client and server(s)
stations are using and set the appropriate frame type
to 'Yes'.
The Router will not be able to
communicate with the nodes unless the frame types are
the same.
B |
In this configuration, the Router
In this configuration, the stations
Rem-net
|
|--O
^ |--O
B |
^
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NetWare
Client
FAQ: 8
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