Output Filter
Packets being sent to the remote location are evaluated against this filter and are discarded or accepted accordingly. See Chapter 8 for more information on packet filters. Use the following command:
set location <location name> ofilter <filter name>
Input Filter
Packets received from the remote location are evaluated against this filter and are discarded or accepted accordingly. See Chapter 8 for more information on packet filters. Use the following command:
set location <location name> ifilter <filter name>
Dial Script
Dial scripts tell the NETServer how to establish a link to the location. Usually, a dial script contains AT commands for the dialing modem to execute - for example, ATDT5551234 (tone dial
Dial Script Format
When creating a dial script, you must specify what the NETServer will Send (for example, an AT string) and the Reply it expects from the location (for example, “CONNECT”).
Each send string is issued to the modem or remote computer. Each reply string verifies that the previous send string was properly received and that the NETServer should transmit the next send string.
You can specify up to 6 Send/Reply pairs. Each Send and Reply string may be up to 20 characters long. Send strings must end with the \r character. Use the following command:
set location <location name> script <line #> “ <send>” “ <reply>”
<line #> A number between 1 and 6.
<send> A string of up to 30 characters surrounded by quotes. <reply> A string of up to 30 characters surrounded by quotes.
