Toshiba Magnia SG30 - Manual (Page 74)

77 Using the Network
Dial-in access
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Dial-in access
The Magnia SG30 has an optional modem or an ISDN card
that allows you to log in to the network from remote locations
(such as your home) over a phone line —provided your
network administrator has enabled this option and granted
your user name Dial-In Access privileges.
All the other user name and password rules apply to the
remote client computer. This means that the computer you are
dialing in from must have the same user name and password
as your account on the Magnia SG30.
Once connected by modem or ISDN, you can do anything
that you are able to do when connected locally including
accessing public and personal files, printing to the network
printer, and making backup copies of your files to the
Magnia SG30.
Exploring your intranet site
The Magnia SG30 maintains an internal intranet for the
exclusive use of the systems in the local area network. It is
not available to outside systems.
To access the Magnia SG30’s intranet, click the Intranet
icon.
The intranet home page opens in your Web browser.
Your company may customize and use the intranet site for
whatever purpose it wishes. For more information, see
“Using Your Preinstalled Intranet Site” on page 223 .