Lucent Technologies 6000 - Manual (Page 136)

4-4 MAX 6000/3000 Network Configuration Guide
Configuring Individual WAN Connections
The Answer profile
For detailed information about each parameter, see the MAX Reference.
The Answer profile also includes the following subprofiles, for encapsulation, routing
protocols and options that support the incoming call:
Encaps Options
The Encaps Options subprofile provides encapsulation types for incoming calls. You set the
values to Yes or No to accept or reject that encapsulation type. Following are the Encaps
Options parameters:
Subprofile Contains
Encaps The encapsulation protocols the MAX unit can negotiate with
incoming callers.
IP Options Preliminary IP routing parameters needed for initial negotiation for
incoming callers.
IPX Options Preliminary IPX routing parameters needed for initial negotiation for
incoming callers.
AppleTalk Options Preliminary AppleTalk routing parameters needed for initial
negotiation for incoming callers.
PPP Options Preliminary PPP routing parameters needed for initial negotiation for
incoming callers.
COMB Options Preliminary COMB routing parameters needed for initial negotiation
for incoming callers.
V.120 Options Preliminary V.120 routing parameters needed for initial negotiation
for incoming callers.
X.75 Options Options enabling dial-in access to the terminal server, using the X.75
protocol. (See the CCITT Blue Book Recommendation X series 1988
for full technical specifications for X.75.)
Session Options Options that set default filters and timers to build connections that use
RADIUS (if you enable Use Answer as Default) or Names/Passwords
profiles.
DHCP Options DHCP options that enable the unit to act as a DHCP server for a local
Pipeline unit for connections that use RADIUS (if you enable Use
Answer as Default) or Names/Passwords profiles.
PAD Options Options that enable several terminals (or other asynchronous devices)
to share a single network line.
TCP-Clear Options Options that support encapsulation performed by an application that
runs on top of TCP.
Call Type Description
MPP MP+ connections, which use PPP encapsulation with Lucent
extensions. MP+ enables the unit to establish a multiple-channel
connection to another unit, and to add or remove channels as traffic
dictates. Both sides of the connection must support MP+.