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Chapter 4 - AppleTalk Routing & Bridging 79
interface. Once a client machine has connected to a router interface in this
fashion, the router provides proxy services which allow the client machine to
participate as a node on one of the router’s local networks.
If remote end-node operation is desired, you must set the AppleTalk
Numbered Interface checkbox on, and then set this network number field to
the same value as you set in the AppleTalk Network Number field above.
Optional Remote End-Node Node Number
After setting the Remote End-Node Network Number above, select an
unused node number for this field.
Do not use the same value you set in the AppleTalk Node field above.
Optional Remote End-Node Proxy
This checkbox sets the device to dynamically reserve an AppleTalk address
on Ethernet for the WAN interface. This option can only be used on an
unnumbered interface. If you wish to seed the proxy address to a specific
network or node number, you must set the AppleTalk Network Number and
the AppleTalk Node fields instead.
AppleTalk Routing: VPN Configuration Dialog
Box
AppleTalk Routing: VPN Configuration Dialog Box
VPN (Virtual Private Network) ports must first be added to the edit area of a
device before they can be configured. For more information about adding and
deleting VPN ports, see Chapter 6: VPN Ports and Tunnels.