
RASExpress User Guide
202 CommPlete Communications Server
PPP Detect
Select Enabled to enable automatic PPP connections on the port. Select Disabled to
disable automatic PPP connections. When Disabled is selected, a PPP client is
presented with a menu on connection.
Auto Login Protocol
Select the protocol that is to be used for auto login on the port when PPP Detect is
enabled. The options are None, Telnet, and Rlogin. When None is selected, a menu
appears to the caller after login.
Host IP Address
Type the Telnet or Rlogin host IP address to be used when PPP Detect is enabled. This
field can be edited only if the Auto Login Protocol field is set to Telnet or Rlogin.
Filter Template Name
Type the name of the filter template for the port. For more information about filter
templates, see Appendix D.
Tunnel Protocol
Select PPTP to enable tunneling on the port. Select None to disable tunneling.
Tunnel Server IP Address
Type the IP address of the server used for PPTP tunneling. This field is inactive if
tunneling is disabled.
Connect Type
Select the type of LAN-to-LAN connection. The options are Answering and Dialing.
For a client-to-LAN connection, Answering is the only option.
Dial Type
Select whether the server will make an analog or an ISDN call. For a client-to-LAN
connection, this field is unavailable.
Telephone Number
Type the number the server will dial for a LAN-to-LAN connection. For a client-to-
LAN connection, this field is unavailable.
Script File Name
Type the name of the login script file, which is processed only on a LAN-to-LAN
dialing port. The script must be compiled by the RASExpress script compiler before it
can be used, and the compiled file must be stored in the directory where RASExpress
is installed (typically C:\RAS550). It is not necessary to type the file name’s .COD
extension. For a client-to-LAN connection, this field is unavailable.
Bundling for LAN to LAN
Select Enabled to bundle the port with a PPP port configured for LAN-to-LAN
operation. Any call on such a reserved port is mapped to the bundled PPP port. You
can do multilink PPP on LAN-to-LAN connections by reserving multiple virtual
ports for a single PPP port.
Bundled Port for LAN to LAN
Select the PPP port to be bundled with the virtual port.
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