Gateway Half Dial Link Configuration [ NS3000/iX NMMGR Screens Reference Manual ] MPE/iX 5.0 Documentation
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Gateway Half Dial Link Configuration
Dial link configuration provides the information necessary to interface
the gateway-half NI to a dial link. The Gateway Half Dial Link
Configuration screen (#109), shown in figure 10-10, is displayed when you
select an NI link name and link type DD at the Gateway Half Network
Interface Link screen (figure 10-8) and press the [Add] or [Modify]
function key. It is also displayed when you type the path name:
@NETXPORT.NI.NIname.LINK.linkname
in the command window of any screen and press the [Enter] key, where
NIname is the configured gateway-half NI, and linkname is the configured
gateway half NI link.
Figure 10-10. Gateway Half Dial Link Configuration
Press the [Save Data] function key to transfer the data displayed on the
screen to the configuration file you are creating or updating. Verify
that the data record has been created by checking that the Data flag is
set to Y.
Fields
Enable dial ID protocol A Y (Yes) value activates the dial ID protocol
(Y/N) for a dial link. The dial ID protocol verifies
the identity of a remote node and ensures that
both local and remote nodes have the required
security access.
The dial ID protocol should be disabled (by
entering N) only to connect a dial link to a
remote node that does not support the dial ID
protocol (that is, a non-HP node).
Related screens:
* NETXPORT.NI.NIname.LINK
Configures a link name and type.
* NETXPORT.NI.NIname.PROTOCOL.DIAL.SECURITY
Configures security strings for this
node.
Default value: Y
Range: Y or N
Phone number This is the telephone number of this node's
partner gateway half. Enter the telephone
number as a combination of decimal numbers (0
through 9), dashes, and the following special
characters:
/ Separator used for automatic call units
that have second dial-tone detect.
E Optional end-of-number indicator.
D One second delay (used for European
modems and automatic call units that
require built-in delays).
# Defined by local phone system.
* Defined by local phone system.
Enter ! to disable outbound dialing. A ! is
required if the destination node is a personal
computer.
Default value: None
Security string This is the security string of this node's
partner gateway half. It is relevant if the
Dial ID protocol is enabled and security is
enabled.
The security screen can contain as many as
eight alphanumeric characters. It must be left
justified and contain no embedded blanks.
Related screens:
* NETXPORT.NI.NIname.LINK
Dial ID protocol is enabled/disabled
here
* NETXPORT.NI.NIname.PROTOCOL.DIAL
Security validation is enabled/disabled
here.
Default value: HP
Start device on gateway A Y (Yes) value means that the device is to be
half initialization started when a NETCONTROL START command is
(Y/N)start device on issued for this network interface. N (No)
gateway half means that a NETCONTROL ADDLINK command must be
initialization field used to start the device.
Default value: Y
Range: Y or N
Enable idle device timer This field specifies whether the device is to
(Y/N)enable idle device be disconnected automatically if no packets
timer field have been received or transmitted over the link
during a specified time period. It is relevant
only if a nonzero timeout value has been
entered in the Gateway Half NI screen (see
related screens below).
Related screen:
* NETXPORT.NI.NIname
Configures router network interface
information. The value configured for
the idle device timeout is configured on
this screen.
Default value: Y
Range: Y or N
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