Technical data

90362-01 Getting Started 1-3
• Dial-up Client-to-LAN routing is used to route information to and
from your local area network and a dial-in user.
Figure 1-4. Client-to-LAN Routing
This application allows remote users to access servers on your local
LAN through a dial-in connection to your NetBlazer.
For example, remote users could login to the NetBlazer and access
files or print servers on the local network, or they could use the
NetBlazer as a terminal server for telnet or dial-out connections.
• Modem pooling uses a network modem pool to communicate
between your local network and a remote site, such as a bulletin
board.
Figure 1-5. Modem Pooling
This application allows IP LAN users to use the first available
modem without having to check to see which one is available. By
associating an IP address with a pool of modems, a user can telnet to
the address of the pool to have the NetBlazer use the first available
modem.
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