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Conference irocz::terminal_servers

Title:	Terminal Servers
Notice:	See Note 2 for Directory of important notes. Please use keywords.
Moderator:	LAVC::CAHILLON

Created:	Tue May 14 1991
Last Modified:	Fri Jun 06 1997
Last Successful Update:	Fri Jun 06 1997
Number of topics:	3547
Total number of notes:	12300

3513.0. "dial-in/out config for DS90M" by HGOVC::SHUMCF () Tue Apr 29 1997 05:54

    we have a proposal for a customer to use DECserver 90M to access the
    remote site. The network configuration is shown as below:
    
    
    
    	File Server	Mail Server
            |		    |
    	    |		    |
    	    |		    |                      Headquarters
     --------------------------------------------- Ethernet segment
                                     |
    				     |
    				     |
    				  DECserver 90M
    				   | | | | |
    				  Modem pool
    				     |
                                     |
    			             |
    				   Remote site with Win/NT server
    
    The file server and mail server are run on Windows NT server 4.0
    platform. The normal operation requires file server initiated a call to
    remote site to send file and remote site send e-mail to the mail
    server. Since we are not expert on the configuration of DECserver,
    could anyone advise how we need to configure on the DECserver 90M
    except the IP address because the customer is using TCP/IP. If
    possible, any example on the similar configuration is greatly
    appreciated.
    
    Thanks in advance,
    cf

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3513.1 IROCZ::D_NELSON Dave Nelson LKG1-3/A11 226-5358 Tue Apr 29 1997 10:11 15

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3513.1		IROCZ::D_NELSON	Dave Nelson LKG1-3/A11 226-5358	`Tue Apr 29 1997 10:11`	15
	RE: .0 It would appear that waht you need is dial-out-on-demand in the DECserver. That is a feature in which the DECserver establishes an outgoing (dialed) connection when it sees IP packets addressed to the remote host. We don't currently have this feature in DNAS. Many routers have it, though. You could probably get the DECserver to do the dialing with some external application, but I don't think that's what you want. Regards, Dave

RE: .0

It would appear that waht you need is dial-out-on-demand in the DECserver.
That is a feature in which the DECserver establishes an outgoing (dialed) 
connection when it sees IP packets addressed to the remote host.

We don't currently have this feature in DNAS.  Many routers have it, though.

You could probably get the DECserver to do the dialing with some external 
application, but I don't think that's what you want.

Regards,

Dave