Selecting the LAN-to-LAN tab will reveal a screen like the following example.
Figure 1: LAN-to-LAN Tab
Enable LAN-to-LAN/ Disable Internet Access & Dial-in |
Use this to Enable and Disable the LAN-to-LAN feature. Note that if using LAN-to-LAN, both Internet Access and Dial-in are disabled. |
Remote Site | |
Device IP Address | IP Address of the Level One ISDN Router at the remote LAN. |
Network Mask | Network Mask (Subnet mask) of the Level One ISDN Router at the remote LAN. |
Act as Receiver | |
Enable | In Act as Receiver mode, this device will accept a connection from the remote device. Use this to Enable/Disable this mode. |
Authentication | Select the desired security option:
Disable means no name/password checking is performed.
No login name or password is required if this option is chosen. Enable uses the industry-standard "PAP" security method. |
Login Name | When another Level One ISDN Router attempts to connect to this one, a log-in name and password will be requested. Enter the name and password (below) which permit access to this Level One ISDN Router. |
Password | The password associated with the log-in name above. Enter the password in the Verify field also. |
Initiate Connection to Remote Site | |
Enable | In this mode, the Level One ISDN Router will connect to the remote site as required. Use this checkbox to Enable/Disable this mode. |
Telephone | Telephone number to dial to connect to the remote LAN. The remote site must have another Level One ISDN Router or compatible device. |
Login using: Name Password |
The remote Level One ISDN Router will request a Log-in name and password. Enter the name and password required to gain access to the remote Level One ISDN Router. |