Owner`s manual

NOTE:

You may program pcANYWHERE/LAN to

enable the

caller information list

which would prompt

incoming callers to enter a password and then screen

the password for security clearance before

continuing. Please see your pcANYWHERE/LAN

documentation for more information.

6d. To terminate the connection, the remote user typically

instructs the remote modem to hangup. Once carrier

is lost, a timer on the Print Server Plus will initiate.

Once the timeout interval has elapsed (see Step 2g),

the Print Server Plus will terminate the virtual

connection with the workstation.

NOTE:

If carrier is lost accidently, the virtual

connection to the host workstation will remain intact

during the timeout interval. The remote user may re-

establish a connection with the host workstation and

pick up where they left off if a connection is made

before the timeout interval has expired. If multiple

remote users are expected to dial-in, the timeout may

be set to zero to prevent a second caller from

obtaining the first caller's connection.

IMPORTANT:

It is highly recommended that the modem's DCD

line be programmed to follow the status of carrier. However, if the

network modem's DCD line is forced high due to a modem setting

or a cabling error, a remote user will have to type

Control-C

to get

the access code and/or prompt string described in step 6c on the

previous page. The remote user will have up to 60 seconds to type

in the appropriate access code and/or workstation ID. If a valid

workstation ID has not been sent within 60 seconds, the Print

Server Plus will resend the prompt string and re-enable the port for

dial-out operation.