LAN-to-LAN


Overview


LAN-to-LAN Screen

Selecting the LAN-to-LAN tab will reveal a screen like the following example.

Figure 1: LAN-to-LAN Tab

Data - LAN-to-LAN

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.
Warning: Anyone can connect; this is a major security risk.

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.