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Callback Settings
From a remote site, you can trigger your Router to establish a connection with your
ISP.
1. Click Callback Settings and select one of three callback options:
a. No Callback
b. Trigger (ISP) Server Connection—The Router will establish a connection with
the ISP server after a remote user dials into the asynchronous port. The
device can be triggered to automatically establish a connection with the ISP in
one of two ways:
• The ISP server is dialed after the Router receives a PPP (modem) connection
from a remote user.
• The Router makes the connection to the ISP server after receiving a regular
telephone call. The remote user calls the Router async port to trigger the
connection to the ISP server.
c. Remote Callback—After dialing, the Router hangs up and waits for the
remote site to call back. You must enter the callback telephone number (the
telephone number the device should call) in the Tel Number field.
2. Click OK to complete.
Remote Connection Authentication Settings
When you select Allow Remote Dial-in, you must determine the method that
remote users must use to be authenticated on your system. If you choose the PAP
or CHAP authentication protocol, you must select Use Local Settings, Use Local
Client List, or Use RADIUS Server authentication.
Use Local Setting: You may create a Remote User Name and Remote Password to
log into the system. All users must type the same user name and password that you
specify.
Use Local Client List: The Local Client list is a list of all User Names and Passwords
that can access your network from a remote site. When a remote user dials in to
the Router, the user's access profile information (user name, password, callback
status, etc.) is validated by checking the user information in this list. The Router
can include up to 64 users in the Local Client list. Click Local Client List to add
your remote users.
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