Operation Manual

Dial-in Access to the LAN: Remote Node Service for ISDN (RNSI)
10 Netware Connect for ISDN – 1 Introduction
Dial-in Access to the LAN: Remote Node Service for ISDN
(RNSI)
In order for remote computers to access the LAN’s resources, the Remote
Node Services for ISDN (RNSI) must be installed and activated on the Net-
Ware server. RNSI allows remote computers outside the local-area network
to dial in over ISDN or over GSM. The remote workstations can use Net-
WAYS/ISDN or a PPP client to dial in to the NetWare server’s RNSI service
and access LAN resources using the network protocol IPX/SPX and/or
TCP/IP.
The following diagram illustrates dial-in LAN access from remote worksta-
tions.
Dial-in LAN Access from Remote Workstations over ISDN or GSM
Further information and examples of the general capabilities of RNSI can be
found in the “NetWare Connect for ISDN 2.0 Installation and Administration
Guide” in the section “NetWAYS or PPP over ISDN-compatible Product on the
Remote Clients; RNSI on the NetWare Connect for ISDN Server”, pp. 28–33.
1.2 For Further Information
AVM provides numerous sources of further information to support you in
your day-to-day work with NetWare Connect for ISDN. Information about new
products and updates is also available in the Internet and from the AVM Da-
ta Call Center (ADC).
The remote workstations have access to
all resources and services in the LAN: file
systems, data bases, hosts, gateways... .
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NetWareConnect
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NetWare
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CCS
RNSI
AVM ISDN-
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GSM
cellular
Sales representatives
on the way
Employees in a
small branch
AVM ISDN-Controller B1, T1 or T1-B
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