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Implementing a basic configuration
MAX 4000 Series Hardware Installation Guide Preliminary November 4, 1998 3-19
Creating Connection profiles
Connection profiles define connections to remote users.
To create a Connection profile, proceed as follows:
1 From the Main Edit Menu, select Ethernet > Connections.
The Connection menu appears. Initially, the Connection profiles are identified only by
numbers:
90-100 Connections
90-101
90-102
90-103
90-104
90-105
90-106
90-107
90-108
90-109
90-110
90-111
90-111
2 Select the first profile.
A list of parameters appears:
90-101
Station=
Active=No
Encaps=MPP
PRI # Type=National
Dial #=
Calling #=
Called #=
Route IP=Yes
Route IPX=N/A
Bridge=N/A
Dial brdcast=
Encaps options...
Ip options...
Ipx options...
Session options...
Telco options...
3 Modify or verify the settings of the following parameters:
– Station. Enter a name, such as Remote-Call which becomes the name of the profile
and acts as the login name of the remote user.
– Active. Set to Yes.
– Encaps. Set the encapsulation method you want to use for this connection. However ,
the default setting (MPP) is probably the best choice for this test. If the remote device
does not support MPP, the MAX will attempt to negotiate an MP session. If the
remote device does not support MP, the MAX will attempt to negotiate a PPP session.
– Route IP. Make sure that Route IP = Yes.
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