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Managing Remote Access Concentrators Using Annex Manager

Chapter 4    Setting Up RACs

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The

LAT

 window uses the following fields:

•

Server Name

 identifies the RAC in the LAT protocol. The name

you enter should match the VMS host's node name used in the
HIC configuration file. The default value is

LAT

 followed by the

physical ethernet address of the server (e.g.,

LAT_080002BF0020

).

•

Remote Group Codes

 specifies LAT protocol remote group codes

that can access local services offered by a RAC. To access these
services, the RAC must have at least one enabled group code
that matches the service's group codes. Enter

all

,

none

, a series

of numbers separated by commas, (e.g., 1, 5, 7) or a range of
numbers separated by dashes (e.g., 1, 5, 200-255). You can use
any number between 0 and 255.

•

Virtual CLI Group Codes

 specifies remote group codes that are

assigned to virtual CLI users. All virtual CLI users have the
same group code. Enter

all

 to enable all groups,

none

 to disable

all groups, a series of numbers separated by commas (e.g., 1, 5,
7), or a range of numbers separated by dashes (e.g., 1, 5, 200-
255). You can use any number between 0 and 255.

The RAC implementation of AppleTalk provides dial-in connectivity in
a multi-protocol network. Using the RAC as a dial-in AppleTalk Remote
Access (ARA) server, a remote ARA user can dial into the RAC and
become a directly connected ARA network user. The RAC is transparent
to the ARA user; it behaves like an AppleTalk end node.

AppleTalk Remote Access Protocol (ARAP) allows Apple PowerBook
and Macintosh computers to communicate with one another or with an
AppleTalk network over standard telephone lines. A remote ARA user
can dial into an AppleTalk network and take advantage of all the services
available on the network, including: