Quickstart
Gathering configuration information
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Connection profile information
To define a connection to a remote device, you configure a Connection profile. Connection
profiles are in the Ethernet > Connections menu. To test the system, you can set up two kinds
of connections:
• A Connection profile for a remote device (such as an Ascend Pipeline) that dials in with
its own IP address.
• A Connection profile for a remote device (such as a modem) that accepts a dynamically
assigned address.
Table 3-2 lists the parameters you use for creating a connection to a remote device. As you
gather the necessary information, you can record your settings in the middle column. For this
Quickstart, you can leave all other parameters in the Connection profile at their default values.
For detailed information about the parameters in the following table, see the Reference Guide
for your MAX.
Table 3-2. Connection profile settings
Parameters Your setting Explanation
Station A name for the remote device. Needed if you
are going to require authentication of remote
callers.
Encaps Type of encapsulation used for this remote
connection.
PRI # Type Type of PRI service your MAX uses.
Dial # Dial number used to reach the remote unit.
Encaps Options >
Send Auth
Type of authentication required for this
connection. Must match the Recv Auth
parameter in the Answer profile.
Encaps Options >
Send PW
Password for this connection.
IP Options >
LAN Adrs
IP address of the remote device. Not required if
you are assigning addresses dynamically.
IP Options >
WAN Alias
IP address of the link’s remote interface to the
WAN. Applies only if the remote end of a link
uses a PPP implementation that requires that
both ends of a WAN connection be on the same
subnet.
IP Options >
IF Adrs
IP address of the device at the near end of a
link. Applies only if you want to use
interface-based routing.
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