Technical data
A-2 Configuring for Multiple Protocols 90362-01
To set up the local LAN to use multiple protocols: 
Set the NetBlazer name, password, date, and time (select 
NetBlazer 
setup
). Then select 
NetBlazer port setup
 and select the first protocol 
to configure. When you finish that protocol, select 
Previous
 to move 
back to the NetBlazer Port Setup screen so you can set the next 
protocol.
To set up a dedicated line to send and receive packets using multiple 
protocols:
Fill in the fields on the Dedicated Interface screen. Then select 
Protocol details
 and make your choices for the first protocol. When 
you are done, you can configure the next protocol (if you configured 
IP, you may need to select 
Previous
 to return to the Protocol Details 
screen). Remember that if you have more than one dedicated line, 
each line can be set up differently.
To set up a dial-up line to send and receive packets using multiple 
protocols:
Fill in the fields on the Dial-up Connection screen. Then select 
Protocol details
 and make your choices for the first protocol. When 
you are done, you can configure the next protocol (if you configured 
IP, you may need to select 
Previous
 to return to the Protocol Details 
screen). 
Be aware that for dial-in users each user (or account name) is restricted to 
having only having one connection type; this means that Josephine Jones 
can only be IP or IPX, but not both IP and IPX. To work around this, you 
can create separate “users” for Josephine Jones, such as “Josephine-IP” and 
“Josephine-IPX.”
Note:
If you select SLIP for your type of dedicated line, you can only set up IP 
routing. If you want to have AppleTalk and IPX routing on your dedicated 
line, you need to select 
PPP
 for 
Framing type
 on the Dedicated Interface 
screen.
Note:
If you select SLIP for your type of dedicated line, you can only set up IP 
routing. If you want to have AppleTalk and IPX routing on your dedicated 
line, you need to select 
PPP
 for 
Framing type
 on the Dial-up Connection 
screen.










