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ProxyServer User Guide
Telnet ProxyServer Configuration
A typical Telnet client application and typical Web-browser management of the ProxyServer are
described in this chapter. The ISDN ProxyServer has a built-in Telnet Server that enables Telnet
client PCs to access the ProxyServer. A typical Telnet client is allowed to configure the ProxyServer
and WAN devices. In addition, the ProxyServer can be remotely accessed and configured from
anywhere on the Internet through its Web interface.
For a detailed description of the ProxyServer software and individual parameters, refer to Chapter 4
in this User Guide. For a detailed description of each parameter, refer to the on-line Help provided
within your ProxyServer software.
The TCP/IP stack has to be loaded before the Telnet client (a Windows application) will run. The
Telnet Server option also has to be selected from the Applications Setup dialog box by clicking the
Other button in the Proxy Setup main menu. Then, double-click the Telnet icon (or shortcut) and a
blank Telnet screen is displayed. Click Connect to display the menu options. Select the Remote
System option and the Connect dialog box is displayed. Select (or enter) a Host Name (the IP
address of the ProxyServer whose configuration you want to either view or change). In this example,
the Host Name is 192.168.0.1.
When you enter a valid Host Name (IP address) and click the Connect button, you are immediately
connected to the target ProxyServer and the ProxyServer Management Menu is displayed.
The ProxyServer management menu provides several basic options, including Dial-out, ProxyServer
Management, ProxyServer Configuration, and WAN Device Configuration. (The Remote User
DataBase is not used in the ProxyServer application.)
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