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74 CHAPTER 6: ADVANCED CONFIGURATION
Configuring the LAN
Modem from a
Remote Location
This section provides instructions for accessing and making configuration changes
to your LAN Modem remotely using either another LAN Modem or an analog
modem. In addition you will need a Web browser, and any PPP dialer software,
such as Windows 98/95’s Dial-Up Networking, installed on your local computer.
Configuring the LAN
Modem Remotely via
Another LAN Modem
To dial into a LAN Modem from a remote location using another LAN Modem, do
the following:
1 Ensure that the two LAN Modems are on different networks.
For instance, one LAN Modem can be on the 192.168.1.x network, and the other
one can be on the 192.168.2.x network.
2 Create a Private Network entry for the remote router.
No user name or password is needed. You must use an arbitrary numbered WAN
link that is different from the two networks.
3 Run your web browser, and enter the IP address of the remote LAN Modem as the
URL.
A connection will be established
The LAN Modem main configuration page appears. You now have full access and
can make any configuration changes as if you were connected via your local LAN.
You are not able to browse the Internet when remotely accessing your LAN
Modem. During a remote configuration of the ISP Wizard, clicking the Continue
button will not place a call to your ISP to confirm a successful configuration. You
must close and then re-open your Web browser to regain access to the LAN
Modem’s main configuration page, if you wish to perform further remote
configuration procedures.
Configuring the LAN
Modem Remotely via an
Analog Modem
To dial into a LAN Modem from a remote location using an analog modem and
Windows 98/95 Dial-Up Networking, do the following:
1 Click Start, Programs, Accessories, (Windows 98 users select Communications)
and select Dial-Up Networking.
2 Double-click Make New Connection.
The Make New Connection window opens.
3 Enter a name to designate this dial-up profile, such as LAN Modem.
4 Select the modem attached to your local PC from the drop down list box and click
Next.
The Make New Connection phone number window will open.
5 Enter the phone number of the remote LAN Modem to which you wish to connect
and click Next.
6 Click Finish to complete the Make New Connection setup.
You will now have a new icon for the connection just created.
7 Right click this new icon with your right mouse button and choose Properties.
8 Click the Server Type tab.
- Part No. 984/000027-2 1
- Published March 1999 1
- 3Com Corporation 2
- 5400 Bayfront Plaza 2
- Santa Clara, California 2
- 95052-8145 2
- Additional Safety 3
- Information 3
- ONFIGURATION 7
- ABOUT THIS GUIDE 11
- 3Com Year 2000 web page: 12
- INTRODUCTION 13
- 14 CHAPTER 1: INTRODUCTION 14
- Features 15 15
- 16 CHAPTER 1: INTRODUCTION 16
- Features 17 17
- HAPTER 1: INTRODUCTION 18
- 56K LAN MODEM 19
- DESCRIPTION 19
- Ethernet LAN 20
- Connection Types 21 21
- Call Routing Protocol 22
- Translation 22
- Understanding VPNs 23
- ■ Install the PPTP protocol 24
- HARDWARE DESCRIPTION AND 27
- Front Panel LED 28
- Description 28
- Installing the 56K LAN 29
- 10-18 VDC 31
- MDI/MDIX 31
- Installing the Power 32
- Installing the Power Cable 33 33
- MACINTOSH 35
- TCP/IP Setup Using 38
- Windows NT 4.0 38
- 3 Click Add 39
- Mac OS 7.6 or later 41
- Windows 3.11 42
- Figure 29 Network Group Box 43
- CONFIGURING THE 56K LAN MODEM 45
- Typical Configuration 47 47
- Typical Configuration 49 49
- Figure 34 ISP Wizard Window 51
- Typical Configuration 53 53
- 56K LAN Modem Main 54
- 56K LAN Modem Main Page 55 55
- ADVANCED CONFIGURATION 57
- ■ User ID and password 58
- Associating Service 65
- Providers with 65
- Computers on the LAN 65
- Editing Service 66
- Provider Profiles 66
- Configuring LAN 67
- Parameters 67
- Configuring Modem 69
- Control Parameters 69
- Changing Data Call 71
- Selective Password 72
- Protection 72
- Changing Your 73
- Password 73
- Locking and Unlocking 73
- Configuring the LAN 74
- Modem from a 74
- Remote Location 74
- PLACING, RECEIVING AND 77
- Receiving Calls 79 79
- Using a Connection 80
- Using a Connection Script 81 81
- TROUBLESHOOTING AND 85
- Evaluating Symptoms 86
- ■ System 91
- ■ Current Call 91
- ■ Last Call 91
- ■ Service Provider 91
- Understanding Last Call 92
- Understanding Service 93
- Provider Information 93
- NETWORKING PRIMER 95
- Number 97
- What is a network? 99 99
- PPENDIX A: NETWORKING PRIMER 100
- USING THE CUSTOM WEB BROWSER 101
- Installing the Custom 102
- Internet Explorer 102
- FACTORY DEFAULTS 103
- PPENDIX C: FACTORY DEFAULTS 104
- SPECIFICATIONS 105
- PPENDIX D: SPECIFICATIONS 106
- GLOSSARY 107
- 108 GLOSSARY 108
- GLOSSARY 109 109
- 110 GLOSSARY 110
- IMITED WARRANTY 113
- FCC CLASS B STATEMENT 114
- FCC DECLARATION OF CONFORMITY 115
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