User`s guide

SFVRA Connection Manager 59

ONFIGURING

SERS

Protocols

be at least one seed router on the network. Discovery mode is not supported for WAN ports, and

therefore a valid network range/number needs to be specified.

ODE ID

If the system is acting as a seed router on this port, then this parameter specifies the suggested

AppleTalk address (Extended) or Node Id (NonExtended), which is used as initial value for the

AppleTalk address for the port. The default is no suggested address.

Note: An AppleTalk address consists of the network number followed by a node Id. For example,

if the network number is 1234, and the node’s Id is 56, the node’s AppleTalk address would

be 1234.56.

OUTING PROTOCOL

Specifies what routing protocol the system should use with this remote device. Since Routine Table

Maintenance Protocol (RTMP) periodically sends out routing updates, RTMP should be chosen

only when the remote device is connected over the WAN links whose cost is not a major concern,

such as dedicated links. The default value is None.

ONFIGURING THE APPLETALK PROTOCOL

1. On the Functions menu, select Users, or click on the toolbar. The User List dialog appears.

2. Select a user that which you want to configure for the AppleTalk protocol, or click Add to

configure a new user. The User dialog appears.

3. Select AppleTalk on the Protocols tab.

4. Enable AppleTalk by clicking in the box.

5. Determine if the user is Callable.

Note: A telephone number through which a CyberSWITCH can establish a connection must

be configured before enabling the callable function. See Configuring Telephone.

6. Enter a Network Number, if necessary.

7. Enter a Node ID, if necessary.

8. Select a Routing Protocol.

9. Click Update to write the new information for the user to the database, or click Add to create the

newly configured user.

Note: If you are adding a new user to the database, a User Name must be defined on the

Address tab.

10. Click Close.

Note: An AppleTalk Routing Port must be defined on all CyberSWITCHES that each AppleTalk

user can access. Refer to the AppleTalk Routing Ports section in the CyberSWITCH

documentation for further information.