Comtrol NS-link Windows NT - Manual (Page 91)

Appendix A. Windows NT Configuration Overview 91
Adding or Reconfiguring a RAS Device
7. Highlight the desired COM port
(Modem) and select the Configure
button. The Configure Port Usage
window displays.
8. Select the appropriate radio button,
based on the role the modem will
perform, and select the OK button.
Note: When configuring multiple
simultaneous RAS dial-in
ports, configure the ports to “Receive calls only” not “Dial out and
Receive.” Configuring a port to dial-out requires a separate memory pool
for each dial-out port, while all ports configured for receive-only share
the same memory pool.
If you configure too many ports for dial-out unnecessarily, resources can
become an issue. If you require dial-out on the RAS server, configure one
port to “Dial out and Receive” and all the other ports to “Receive calls
only.”
The Remote Access Setup
window displays again.
9. Highlight the COM port
(modem) again and select the Network
button.
10. Select the appropriate dial out protocols,
dial in protocols, logon security levels,
enable multilink (if required) and select
OK.
Note: Only previously configured protocols
are selectable. If you want to set up a
protocol that is grayed out, you must
first add it using the Network
Protocols tab.
If you selected “Receive calls only” on all
ports while configuring the port usage, the
“Dial out Protocols” area will be shaded.
If you want to use Multilink PPP
(bonding), make sure that you select the
Enable Multilink checkbox.
For detailed information about the
configuration windows, use the Help button or the Windows NT CD-ROM
(Support/books/server.hlp file to locate information).
Note: The following steps are dependent upon the protocol selections made in this
window.
11. If you select NetBEUI on the Network
Configuration window, the following
window displays. Make the appropriate
selection for your environment and select
OK.