User`s guide

Setting Up Pipeline Security
Connection security
Pipeline User’s Guide Preliminary January 30, 1998 7-15
Set the CLID Fail Busy parameter to Yes to make the disconnect message “User
Busy;” set it to No for the message “Normal call clearing,” which is the default.
Callback security
Callback security instructs the Pipeline to hang up on an incoming caller and then
immediately initiate a call to that destination.
To use Callback security, set the following parameters:
• Ethernet > Connections > profile > Calling # and Dial #
Callback ensures that the connection is made with the number specified in
the Calling # parameter.
• Ethernet > Connections > profile > Telco Options > Callback=Yes
• Ethernet > Connections > profile > Telco Options > AnsOrig=Both
When setting Callback=Yes, you must also set AnsOrig=Both, because the
Connection profile must answer the call and call back the device requesting
access. Similarly, the calling device must be able to dial out to and accept
incoming calls from the Pipeline.
Note:
For units whose Call Type=Nailed, indicating a leased line, Callback is
not supported.
To set callback security:
1
Open Ethernet > Connection profile.
2
Specify the number the Pipeline needs to dial to reach the remote device.
For example:
Dial #=555-1213
3
Specify the number the remote device uses to return the call to the Pipeline.
For example:
Calling #=555-1214
4
Open the Telco Options submenu.
5
Turn on callback security.
For example:
Callback=Yes
AnsOrig=Both