This is right in the manual. You set up a location for a continuous
connection and it will keep attempting to re-establish if lost.
>2) Set it up so that the when the customer calls in, the portmaster will
>return their call.
This is also in the manual - a dialback framed user, also uses a location.
>3) Is there a way to do call backs where the machine called is a Win9x box?
>Using the MS PLus Dial-up Server or???
On the PM side it doesn't care, or do anything differently. You'd have to
figure out how to make the Windoze box accept the call though.
>depending on the connection type (call back or we call them dedicated) you
>set the Type to On Demand or continuous.
No - call back is 'Manual', not 'on demand'.
>pm1> show loc SMB
> Location: SMB Type: On Demand
> Destination: Negotiated Netmask: 255.255.255.255
If you *really* wanted on demand it'd also HAVE to have a FIXED destination.
> Protocol: PPP Options: Quiet, VJ-Comp, Analog
> Group: 2 Max Ports: 1
>Idle Timeout: 0 minutes High Mark: 0 bytes
> Mtu: 1500 Async Map: 00000000
> Username: colleen Password: karlosa
> Telephone: 3308779194
Um, I hope those are fake username and password entries. If not,
change them immediately.
-MZ
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