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6-10 Network Dial-Out Acces

Now you can choose to establish an IPX Dial-out session in

one of two ways. To use NPC’s NTERM

program, go to

Step 2. To go to a DOS prompt, skip to Step 3.

Load the terminal emulation software by typing:

nterm

This brings up the NTERM

program’s Main Menu. You

can configure the terminal emulator by pressing the <F2>

key while the Main Menu is active. This context sensitive

option will allow you to add or delete stored configurations

and save any changes you make.

Note: The NTERM

program has an on-line help feature

which can be displayed by pressing the <F1> key.

Now you can use pop-up menus to connect to, and issue

AT commands to, NETServer’s modems. Skip steps 3 and 4.

To access NPC’s terminal emulator software from the

command line, type:

btty

To connect to the first available Idle Device port:

c port

Now you can issue AT commands directly to NETServer’s

modem.

Note: You can save memory overhead by placing the NCSI

program, along with any command line options, into your

workstation’s upper memory. To do this, place the command

line into your autoexec.bat file, network startup batch file, or

from the DOS prompt using the DOS loadhigh command.

Another command, used to display the available NETServers, is:

clist

A sample display is shown below.

Known Communications Servers Network Node Address

NS_8I___ [ 3] [ C0490205C]