Multi-Tech Systems RF500S - Manual (Page 43)

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Chapter 5 - RouteFinder Manager
Allow Remote Dial-In
This option allows a remote site to dial-in to this network.
1. From the IP Routing Settings dialog box, select Allow Remote Dial-In.
2. Click Remote Authentication Settings.
3. The Remote Connection Authentication dialog box displays.
4. You must select one of three methods to define the authentication protocol to be used when a
remote site is dialing in to your site. You may select:
• None - No authentication needed.
• PAP - User Name and unencrypted Password are transmitted over the network.
• CHAP - DHCP sends a key which is used to encrypt the user name and password. Encryption
provides added protection from potential interception of authentication information.
Note: If you select PAP or CHAP, you must indicate where the authentication process should
occur, by selecting Use Local Settings, Use Local Client List or Use RADIUS Authentication.
Refer to Remote Connection Authentication Settings following this section.
5. Click OK when complete.
Callback Settings
From a remote site, you can trigger your RF500S to establish a connection with your ISP.
1. Click Callback Settings and select one of three call back options:
a. No Callback
b. Trigger (ISP) Server Connection - The RouteFinder will establish a connection with the ISP
server after a remote user dials into the asynchronous port. The device can be triggered
to automatically establish a connection with the ISP in one of two ways:
•The ISP server is dialed after the RF500S receives a PPP (modem) connection from a
remote user.
•The RF500S makes the connection to the ISP server after receiving a regular telephone
call. The remote user calls the RF500S async port to trigger the connection to the ISP
server.
c. Remote Callback - After dialing, the RF500S hangs up and waits for the remote site to
callback. You must enter the callback telephone number (the telephone number the
device should call) in the Tel Number field.
2. Click OK to complete.