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ASYNC ROUTER AR-P, AR-5, AND SYNC ROUTER USER’S MANUAL
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NOTE
To use a SecurID or RADIUS server, your network must use the TCP/IP protocols.
Table 5-2. Domain Name Suffix Types.
Suffix Organization Type
com Commercial organizations
edu Educational institutions
gov Government facilities
mil Military groups
net Major network support centers
org Other organizations
(country code) Country other than USA
If you want to use a SecurID server...
You must have a SecurID card that is configured with a username on the SecurID server. At the end of
the Router’s configuration script, you will be prompted through a process where you will be validated by
the SecurID server for the first time. You will need your SecurID card and its associated username at that
time. During normal operations, a SecurID user must provide a valid username (defined on the SecurID
server), a numeric code shown on the card’s LCD display, and an optional PIN number defined by the
user.
If you want to use a RADIUS server...
You must have the username(s) and IP address(es) of the RADIUS server(s) that you wish to use.
The Router will prompt you to provide the name(s) and password(s) configured on those server(s).
5.4.3 M
ODEM PARAMETERS
• modem0—The first modem interface.
• modem1—The second modem interface (Async Router AR-5 only).
• modem2—The third modem interface (Async Router AR-5 only).
• modem3—The fourth modem interface (Async Router AR-5 only).
• modem4—The fifth modem interface (Async Router AR-5 only).
• type of system—Select the type of remote system to be connected to the Router via the modem port.
Typically, this remote system is a Router or a remote client, but can also be a Livingston Portmaster,
Telebit
®
NetBlazer
®
, or other similar system.
• Phone #—Enter the telephone number of the remote system. The telephone number must begin
with a numeral and may contain special characters, such as commas, to indicate a pause. For more
information, refer to the Reference Guide.