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Examples of Typical ISDN Networking Applications
This section describes four of the most common applications of the
AccessBuilder 500. All of these configurations can be carried out using
the
Quick Configuration
option and no further configuration is
necessary to make the unit operational. However, you may want to fine
tune the performance of the AccessBuilder 500. The information
provided in the
AccessBuilder ISDN Access Router Software Reference
guide will help you do this.
The four typical applications are:
■
Connecting to a Novell Network.
■
Connecting to an IP host on the same IP network.
■
Connecting to an IP host on another IP network.
■
Connecting to the Internet or a PPP router.
You may need to combine two or more of these applications to provide
full connectivity to your network. This is easily done by repeating the
Quick Configuration
option as many times as is needed.
Novell Network
Many organizations base their local area networks on Novell NetWare
servers and users may need to access information stored on servers in
other locations. If you are using ISDN to connect to the remote site, you
can configure the AccessBuilder 500 to automatically call and connect
to remote Novell servers when connection is required.
During configuration, once you have entered the ISDN number for the
remote site, the AccessBuilder 500 makes a call to the remote site and
autodiscovers the Novell servers on that network. It is then able to
autocall the remote site whenever a connection to one of the remote
servers is requested. To the user at the local site it will appear as
though the server is on the same network.