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Setting Up Additional Now that you have finished configuring your Dual 56K LAN Modem, you can set Service Provider Profiles up a total of four additional Service Provider profiles. The LAN Modem defines any remote
Service Provider. The LAN Modem recognizes two categories of Service Providers:
■Internet Service Providers (ISPs), for connection to the Internet (such as that created by the ISP Wizard).
If you have another Internet Service Provider account and would like to configure a second Internet Service Provider profile, refer to Chapter 7, “Configuring Additional Service Providers.” You will see the name of the ISP that you just configured listed in the Service Provider profile list.
■Private Network Service Providers, for connection to a remote Private Network, such as a corporate office LAN (this can include indirect access to the Internet through the corporate LAN’s Internet connection).
If you would like to set up a connection to a remote Private Network, refer to Chapter 6, “Configuring the Dual 56K LAN Modem for Private Network Access.”
Configuring Additional The configuration you just performed guided you through the basic parameters LAN Modem Parameters that were needed to connect you to your ISP. There are additional parameters for
this ISP connection which were automatically set to default values during the configuration which you change or adjust. These parameters include Domain Name, Compression, NAT, and WAN Link IP Address, as well as an alternate or Multilink ISP telephone number with which your ISP may have provided you. For information on these parameters and changing their default values, refer to Chapter 7, “Editing Service Provider Profiles.”
The LAN Modem Main Now that you have performed the initial configuration of the LAN Modem, any
Configuration Page further configuration of the unit — adding additional Service Providers, configuring advanced parameters, or changing current parameters — is handled through the Dual 56K LAN Modem’s Main Configuration Page, also called the WebWizard. The Main Configuration Page is shown in Figure 34.
