User`s guide

Configuring WAN Connections
Connection profiles
1-10 Preliminary January 30, 1998 Pipeline User’s Guide
Dial Brdcast=N/A
Encaps options...
Ip options...
Ipx options...
Session options...
Telco options...
2
Enter the Station name.
For example:
Station=Corporate-gateway
This is the name of the Remote end of the connection, and can be up to 31
characters.
3
Specify if the connection is allowed to be used or is disabled.
For example:
Active=Yes
Yes indicates the profile can be used. No deactivates the use of the
connection.
4
Set the type of encapsulation.
For example:
Encaps=MPP
5
Enter the Dial #.
For example:
Dial #=218005551111
This is the number the Pipeline dials to reach the remote network.
6
Enter the Calling #.
For example:
Calling #=
It is the number that an incoming caller’s phone number is compared to, in
order to authenticate the call using Id Auth.
7
Enter the Called #.
For example:
Called #=8005551111
It is usually the same as the Dial #, but any prefixes or trunk numbers are
removed. The number can then be used by the far end to authenticate the
call.