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Dialup parameters for each dialing entry are entered using the Dialup Property dialog box.

 

Figure 27 Dialup Property

Use the following guidelines:

•Dialup Description - Enter the descriptive name that will appear in the Dialup Manager list of entries.

•Phone Prefix Number - Enter the phone number to be dialed.

•Dialing Port - Select the port through which this connection is to be made. The default is COM 1. For information on serial port configuration, refer to "Configuring Serial Communications."

•Login Username, Password, and Domain - Enter the login name, password, and domain required for this connection. This information is used for logging in to the PPP session.

•Login Script area - This feature provides a facility for logging in to systems which do not dedicate modem ports to the PPP protocol and require a serial login before initiating the PPP protocol (typically *NIX systems). It provides for automation of responses that otherwise must be entered manually in response to messages received from the dialed server and displayed in the message box of the Dialup Status dialog box. The specific scripts are unique to each target system. Using the escape codes listed under the box, as needed, create the script as Expected String <space> Output String pairs. Place quotation marks around strings that have spaces in them. The required strings can be tested by entering them manually in the dialup progress dialog box.

Note

Ask your network administrator for specific script requirements.

•Interface login to the dialup server - This option is an alternative to providing a login script. Enable (select) the interactive login feature only if the dialed server requires it. The dialup status dialog box (which opens when the connection is dialed) will display prompts from the dialed machine. Type the appropriate responses directly in the status display area.

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