Access Via Isdn - Funkwerk bintec R230a User Manual

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Access via ISDN

All gateways with ISDN interface can be addressed and configured by an-
other gateway using an ISDN call.
Please note that only the gateways
ISDN interface.
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Access via ISDN
gateway is to be operated via remote configuration and maintenance. This is
possible even if your gateway configuration is still in ex works state. The gate-
way then is accessed by means of a bintec gateway already configured or a PC
with ISDN card in the remote LAN. The bintec gateway in the own LAN that is
to be configured is addressed by a calling number of the ISDN connection (e.g.
1234). This e.g. enables the administrator in the remote LAN to configure your
gateway without being on site.
If you connect an unconfigured gateway and a telephone system (PABX)
in parallel at the ISDN connector, the telephone system cannot answer in-
coming calls as long as no ISDN number is configured on the gateway.
Consider the costs of an ISDN connection! If your gateway and your PC
are connected to the same LAN, the access to your gateway via LAN or via
the serial interface is more economical.
ToDo Your gateway in your LAN only needs to be connected to ISDN and to be
switched on.
Take the following steps to address your gateway via ISDN login:
1. Connect your gateway to the ISDN connector.
2. Log in to your bintec gateway in the remote LAN as administrator.
3. Enter isdnlogin <ISDN call number of your gateway> into the
SNMP shell, e.g. isdnlogin 1234.
The login prompt window is displayed. You have now accessed the SNMP shell
of your gateway.
4. Continue with
R232b and
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with ISDN login is especially recommended if your
"Login for Configuration" on page
R232bw are equipped with an
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Access and Configuration