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10.3.1.3
Communications Tab - Types of
connection
• PSTN/ISDN (Public Switched Telephone Network /
Integrated Services Digital
Network) is the basic modem (dialup) connection.
PSTN is also referred to as POTS (Plain Old
Telephone Service): business and home phones.
NOTE: Some businesses use a local PBX phone
system, which may complicate modem
connections. A direct access phone line is
recommended.
• LAN (Local Area Network) may also involve an
ISDN line, but typically uses the newer DSL or
cable modem service.
If the PSTN/ISDN radio button is selected, the
following settings are available:
A. Installed modem name (automatically read from the Device Manager setting on the PC)
B. Initialization string (automatically provided from the modem configuration)
C. Port and Bps (automatically assigned by the PC).
If the LAN/ISDN radio button is set, connection is made using whichever Local Area Network is active per
Windows. This setting is also used for DSL or cable modem connections.
Regarding networks
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The
is a network device. Some form of network is required between the Remote Client and the
DÉSA
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Server. When both are on the same Local Area Network (LAN), simply set the name and IP address,
DÉSA
and click Connect on the main screen.
Firewall, Network Address Translation, Router, Bridge, Modem, Cable, DSL, ISDN, LAN, and WAN are all
terms describing networks; each must be considered when connecting a PC to a DESA for remote video
viewing.
Connection to the
DÉSA
complicated. A Cable/DSL router in the network configuration may be present, allowing connection sharing.
The firewall in the router setup must be turned off. Each brand of Internet sharing router is somewhat different,
but the firewall setup is usually an on/off setting.
IMPORTANT: Remember to re-enable the firewall setting after using use of the
Leaving the firewall disabled may present a risk to the rest of the network.
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at a business location from a remote PC in an office or home can be more
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