Network Protocols - Avaya Remote Supervisor Adapter User Manual

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In the
Remote IP address
assigns to a remote user. The remote IP address must consist of four integers ranging from 0 to
255, separated by periods, no spaces or consecutive periods.
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In the Subnet mask
subnet mask must consist of four integers ranging from 0 to 255, separated by periods, no spaces
or consecutive periods.
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In the Authentication
protocol that will be negotiated for a PPP connection:
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CHAP then PAP: When using this setting, authentication tries using CHAP first. If
CHAP was unsuccessful, then PAP is tried as a secondary protocol.
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PAP Only: When using this setting, a two-way handshake procedure is used to validate
the identity of the incoming caller. PAP must be used if a plain text password must be
available to simulate a login at a remote host.
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CHAP Only: When using this setting, a three-way handshake procedure is used to
validate the identity of the incoming caller and any time after the call is established.
CHAP protects against playback and trial-and-error attacks.
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Click Save to store the changes.
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You must restart the ASM to activate the Network Protocols changes. To restart ASM, select
Restart ASM under the ASM Control heading in the navigation pane.

Network protocols

From the Network Protocols window, you can configure the:
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Simple Network Management Protocol [SNMP) setup.
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Domain Name System [DNS) setup.
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Simple Mail Transfer Protocol [SMTP) setup.
See the illustration below for the Simple Network Management Protocol (SNMP) window.
Avaya Remote Supervisor Adapter User Guide
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field [default: 10.4.0.2]: Type the remote IP address that the RSA
field [default: 255.255.255.254]: Type the subnet mask for the RSA. The
field [default: CHAP then PAP]: Select the type of authentication
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