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Nortel nautica 200: reference guide
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Enter the remote ISDN number to dial.
Enter the password/secret/key (if any):
Quick Setup complete. The Router is now ready for use
[Save] bcc>
box# can 123456
[Save] bcc> save
Config saved
bcc>
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Type in here the full number of the remote unit you want to call.
This is the ISP number, or the number of the remote unit to which
you want to connect. When setup completes, it places a call to this
number to learn RIPs, make sure the ISDN line is connected to
the unit.
If you are connecting to the Internet via an ISP, they will give you
a password. Enter this password here.
Alternatively you may need extra security on your router.
Entering a password here will set up the passwords/secrets for
incoming and outgoing PAP and CHAP. If you require more
information on Password Authentication Protocol (PAP) and
Challenge Handshake Authentication Protocol (CHAP), turn to
Chapter 12.
This is the last question in the setup; the prompt will now read:
A call is made to the specified ISDN number at this point to
establish routes. After a minute you can cancel this call using the
verb:
CANcel
where
is the MTC for the CANcel verb (page 17-7) and
can
is the ISDN number to be cancelled.
123456
It is useful to SAVE the configuration at this point as well. Type
at the prompt and press [
SAVE
Understanding the Command Line
]:
ENTER
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