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Task
Description
Step 4
If callback is required miss this step and
proceed to the next step
Create a new User Assign the following
parameters to the user tab.
• Name = Username
• Password = password
• Confirm = password
• tick the “Dial In On” option on Dial In
tab.
The user account name and password that will check
against that supplied by the user on connection.
Step 5(optional - callback )
This step is only required if configuring
callback operation; go to step 8 if call back
is not required.
Create a new Intranet Service and assign
the following parameters:
• Name = Username
• Password = password
• Account Name =Username
• Incoming Password =password
Set the following parameter on the PPP tab
of the new intranet service if an analogue
modem is used to facilitate the callback.
Service PPP
• Access Mode = Modem
An Intranet service type combines a User and Service
configuration form and allows callback, options to be
specified.
Selecting “Modem” access mode forces the IPNC to use
the optional integral modems to return the callback. For
incoming calls the IPNC will automatically determine the
correct access mode.
The default access mode is Digital64 which is
appropriate when using an ISDN Terminal Adaptor (TA).
Step 6 (optional - callback )
This step is only required if configuring
callback operation; go step 7 if call back is
not required.
• Callback Mode= extended CBCP
Selecting this option allows Callback to be negotiated
between the IPNC and the Dial-in PC. If Callback is not
required then this option must not be selected.
With extended CBCP Callback operation, the Dial in user
(once authenticated) will receive a prompt for a
telephone number. The IPNC will then terminate the call
and place a new call to the specified number to re-
establish the link.
If the “9” is used to prefix external calls then the user
would precede the number with the access digit(s) for an
external line e.g. (9796800)
Step 7
System/DNS tab configure optional MS-
Windows networking TCP/IP parameters.
• DNS Service IP Address
• WINS Server IP Address
• WINS Scope
Windows Dial Up Networking is normally configured with
DNS or Wins for name resolution
Step 8
Configure Windows dialup network on the
Homeworker's PC
Configure Windows Dial Up Networking using the
Username/password configured in step 3.
Page 68 - How Do I? INDeX IPNC Cassette Administration Manual
Part 1 IP Connectivity 38DHB0002UKDD – Issue 7 (22/11/02)