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Chapter 4    Setting Up RACs

Managing Remote Access Concentrators Using Annex Manager

The

Mode

 box defines the type of access to a port. This box includes the

buttons:

•

Autodetect

 allows a port to identify an incoming packet's

protocol and to convert to IPX, PPP, ARAP or CLI.

•

Serial

 provides access to modems, serial line printers, and other

serial devices attached to the outgoing port.

•

PPP

 specifies that a port can perform as a network interface

using PPP.

•

ARAP

 specifies that a port can perform as a network interface

using ARAP.

•

IPX

 allows dial-in Novell access.

•

Telnet

 automatically connects a user to a host via the

telnet

command. You can specify the host and arguments in the

Rlogin/

Telnet

 box

Argument

 field.

•

SLIP

 specifies that a port can perform as a network interface

using SLIP.

•

CLI

 allows a port connected to a terminal or incoming modem

access to the Annex Command Line Interface (CLI). CLI
provides access to the network and connections to other hosts
via the telnet, connect, rlogin, and tn3270 commands.

•

Dedicated

 automatically connects a user with the host defined in

the

Dedicated

 box. Once you enter a host address there, you can

choose whether the port will communicate via

telnet

 or

rlogin

.

•

NDP

 allows dial-in with authentication by Novell, dial-out, and

routing.

•

Rlogin

 automatically connects a user to a host defined in the

Dedicated

 box. You can specify the host and arguments in the

Rlogin/Telnet

 box

Argument

 field.

•

Other

 indicates that one or more RACs you selected currently

use modes that differ from the options displayed in the

Mode

box. You can use the

Set

 command in Annex Manager

Customize mode to check these values, or you can select
another option here. You cannot select the

Other

 button.