Configuration

Configuring Remote System Access

Table 3-13

Provide X.25 Information Field Descriptions

 

 

 

 

X25 Address

X.25 address (sometimes referred to as the X.121

 

 

address) of the remote system. The X.25 address

 

 

assigned by the network provider uniquely

 

 

identifies the node in an X.25 network. The

 

 

address consists of a maximum of 15 digits. You

 

 

must complete this field.

 

 

 

 

Switched VC

Enable this field if a switched virtual circuit

 

 

(SVC) will be used for this connection. When

 

 

Switched VC is enabled (default), three additional

 

 

fields can be configured: Request reverse

 

 

charging, Accept reverse charging, and Closed

 

 

user group (refer to the field descriptions below).

 

 

 

 

Permanent VC

Enable this field if a permanent virtual circuit

 

 

(PVC) will be used for this connection. When

 

 

Permanent VC is enabled, two additional fields

 

 

can be configured: PVC Number and Local

 

 

Programmatic Access Name.

 

 

 

 

Request reverse

Enable this field if the local system will make

 

charging

collect calls to the remote system. If this field is

 

 

disabled, no collect calls can be made.

 

 

 

 

Accept reverse

Enable this field if you want the local system to

 

charging

accept collect calls from the remote system. If this

 

 

field is disabled, no collect calls will be accepted.

 

 

 

 

Closed user group

Enable this field if you subscribed to a closed user

 

 

group (CUG) and you want to use the CUG with

 

 

this connection. Do not select this item if you did

 

 

not subscribe to a CUG or if you do not want this

 

 

connection to belong to a CUG. If you enable this

 

 

field, an additional field (CUG Number) appears.

 

 

Enter the number of the CUG to be associated

 

 

with this connection.

 

 

 

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