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Managing IPX 20-9
Setting Up the Network Access Server
Configuring the Port Dedicated to PPP
Following modem connection, the PC user will log in with or without password
authentication. Then, PPP will automatically be activated to pass IPX network packets.
Configuring the Port With Login Password Authentication Required
To configure a port with login password authentication required, use the following
commands:
Local> CHANGE SERVER LOGIN PASSWORD
xxxxxx
Local> CHANGE PORT
n
PASSWORD ENABLE
Local> CHANGE PORT
n
AUTOBAUD ENABLE SPEED 9600
Local> CHANGE PORT
n
DEDICATED PPP
Local> CHANGE PORT
n
DEFAULT PROTOCOL PPP
Configuring the Port With No Login Password Authentication Required
To configure a port with no login password authentication required, use the following
commands:
Local> CHANGE PORT
n
PASSWORD DISABLE
Local> CHANGE PORT
n
AUTOBAUD DISABLE SPEED speed
Local> CHANGE PORT
n
DEDICATED PPP
Local> CHANGE PORT
n
DEFAULT PROTOCOL PPP
Note
With AUTOBAUD DISABLEd, serial port speed must be explicitly configured for
both the modem and the DECserver port.
Configuring the Port for PPP/IPXCP Data Link
To configure a port for PPP/IXPCP data link, use the following commands:
Local> CHANGE PORT
n
LCP MAP A0000
Local> CHANGE PORT
n
LCP PASSIVE DISABLE
Local> CHANGE PORT
n
LCP ENABLE
Local> CHANGE PORT
n
IPXCP ENABLE
Local> CHANGE PORT
n
PPP ENABLE
Enabling PPP/PAP Password Authentication
To enable the optional PPP/PAP password authentication, use the following
commands:
Local> CHANGE SERVER LOGIN PASSWORD
xxxxxx
Local> CHANGE PORT
n
LCP AUTHENTICATION PAP