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v Check Allow IP forwarding.
5. Click the Authentication tab and then ensure that local and remote system
identification are not checked.
6. Click OK to save the configuration.
Configure a Switched line-answer connection profile on System
2
1. Access Point-to-Point functions through Operations Navigator.
2. From New Point-to-Point Profile Properties dialog, click the General tab and
then do the following:
v Type DODANS in the Name text box.
v Type Basic Answer Profile in the Description text box.
v Under Type, select PPP.
v Under Mode, select Switched line-answer.
3. Click the Connection tab and then select a line description from the Name list.
4. Click the TCP/IP Settings tab and do the following:
v Under Local IP Address, click the radio button and type 10.11.25.2 in the
text box.
v Under Remote IP Address, the Remote IP Address is 10.11.25.1.
v Check Allow IP forwarding.
5. Click the Authentication tab and then ensure that local and remote system
identification are not checked.
6. Click OK to save the configuration.
Start connection profiles on System 1 and System 2
Once you have started the connection profiles, each connection profile has the
following status:
v System 1: DODBP connection profile: Waiting for dial-Switched line-dial on
demand
v System 2: DODANS connection profile: Waiting for incoming call
Verify configurations on System 1 and System 2 using TELNET
Use TELNET to verify that you can dial and connect to System 2 from System 1
using the DODBP and DODANS connection profiles.
v From the command line on System 1, type
TELNET '10.11.25.2'
and press Enter.
The AS/400 logon screen on System 2 displays if the connection is successful.
The TELNET session ends after 5 minutes of inactivity. Both connection profiles are
reset and wait for the next call.
While the DODBP profile is in the
Waiting for dial — Switched line-dial on demand
status, System 1 will dial System 2 when IP packets arrive for System 2.
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