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Web Interface Settings Glossary 84
Connection Menu > Callback (Eicon 1551 only)
Note: The following two pages refer to the ISDN feature available only with the Eicon 1551 WAN Router.
Callback type
Several callback options are available that have different features. For callback to work,
both client and server must use the same mode. The Eicon 1551 WAN Router can
only function as a callback client. Choices:
• None: No callback support.
• Callback Control Protocol: This is a Microsoft-developed solution. It is used by NT4,
and devices from Cisco, Ascend, and other vendors. NCP enables you to specify a
time delay before the server calls back, and supports both the user specified and
administrator specified options.
• ISDN Callback: Unlike the callback control protocol, the server does not answer the
initial call from the Eicon 1551 WAN Router when using ISDN callback mode.
Therefore, there is no charge for the call. This can be advantageous if you are making
a lot of calls without a flat-rate package, or are making long distance calls. ISDN
modem only works with Cisco IOS. It uses caller ID information to return the call,
therefore, caller ID must be enabled on your line to use this mode.
Default: None
Callback options:
Sets the type of callback support when user specified and administrator specified
options are selected. Choices:
• No Callback: No callback support.
• Administrator Specified: The Eicon 1551 WAN Router does not supply the server with
a number to dial. Instead, the remote identifies the Eicon 1551 WAN Router by its
caller ID or information supplied during call authentication. The server then consults
a pre-configured table to determine the number to dial.
• User Specified: This option requires that the Eicon 1551 WAN Router supply the
server with the callback number to use. If the server is on a PBX, or must dial long
distance, the number must include the appropriate dialing prefixes. The server does
not modify this number before dialing.
- Eicon 1550/1551 1
- WAN Router 1
- Table of Contents 3
- Introduction 6
- Overview 7
- Package Contents 8
- Specifications 9
- Indicator Lights 10
- Protocol Support 10
- IP Protocol Support 10
- Environmental Requirements 10
- Power Requirements 10
- Warranty 11
- Management Utilities 11
- Packaging Contents 11
- System Requirements 13
- Step 1: Connect the Cables 14
- Procedure 15
- Troubleshooting 17
- Adjusting Browser Settings 17
- Setup 18 18
- Step 4: Create Profiles 20
- Limits on Creating Profiles 22
- What’s Next? 22
- Step 5: Modify Other Settings 23
- Creating a Backup Profile 26
- ISDN Port Setup 27
- Configuring the ISDN Protocol 29
- LAN Setup 30
- Setup 31 31
- General Setup Procedure 32
- ‘IP address’ and 33
- ‘Subnet Mask’ 33
- Disabling DHCP (if required) 34
- Technical Support 37
- Using your Eicon 1550/1551 38
- Using your Eicon 1550/1551 39 39
- Normal Reset 41
- Entering Boot Monitor Mode 41
- ‘Save’ button 43
- Getting Help 44
- Creating and Editing Profiles 49
- Security 51
- Security Features Summary 52
- Security 53 53
- System Password 54
- Automatic Log Out 55
- External 56
- Creating Static NAT Mappings 57
- Default NAT Server 57
- ‘Default NAT 58
- Server’ field 58
- Remote Management 59
- Enabling Remote Management 60
- Defining a Password 60
- Authentication (PPP only) 61
- Manual Dialing 62
- Bypass filter stack 63
- Important Notes on Filters 64
- Defining a New Filter 64
- ‘Edit Filters’ Page Options 66
- Security 67 67
- Default Filters 68
- New default 69
- First filter 70
- Second filter 70
- System Menu 72
- Set Time 73
- Set Date 73
- Get Time and Date button 73
- Log Output 73
- Remote IP Address 73
- Connection Menu 74
- Compression 75
- Echo Request 75
- Idle Timer 75
- Max Retries 75
- Retry Delay 76
- Restore Delay 76
- Remote DTE Address 77
- Compression Type 77
- Connection Type 77
- Facilities 77
- Connection Menu > IP Group 80
- RIP Version 81
- RIP Policy 81
- RIP Update 81
- Route Merging 81
- Domain Name 83
- Primary Address 83
- Secondary Address 83
- Callback type 84
- Callback options: 84
- Callback numbers 85
- Delay before host calls back 85
- Timeout waiting for callback 85
- DNS Relay 86
- TFTP Server 86
- IP Spoofing 86
- IP Services 86
- Routes Menu (IP Tree) 88
- Interface 89
- Filters Menu (IP Tree) 90
- NAT Mapping Menu (IP Tree) 91
- Time Client Menu (IP Tree) 92
- SNMP Menu (IP Tree) 93
- DHCP Menu (IP Tree) 94
- Delay (sec) (DHCP = Relay) 96
- LAN Menu 97
- LAN Menu > RIP Group 98
- LAN Menu > DNS Group 99
- VHSI Port Menu 100
- Clocking 101
- Line Speed 101
- Data Encoding 101
- TX Idle Timeout 102
- Node Type 103
- Local DTE Address 103
- Default Window Size 103
- Maximum Window Size 103
- Packet Format 103
- Default Packet Size 104
- Maximum Packet Size 104
- X.25 Version 104
- TOA/NPI Addressing 104
- Maximum Retry Count (N3) 104
- Sequential Assignment of VCs 105
- T21- Call Supervision Timer 106
- Acknowledge Timer 106
- HDLC Menu (VHSI Tree) (X.25) 107
- Checkpoint T1 110
- Ack Delay T2 110
- Idle Probe T3 110
- Local management interface 111
- Maximum number of DLCI (P1) 111
- Information field size (dN1) 111
- Error threshold (N2) 112
- Monitored events count (N3) 112
- Committed information rate 112
- (Frame Relay) 113
- Window Size K 114
- Enable answering 116
- Allow retry 116
- Retry limit 116
- Delay between retries 116
- Bits/Char 117
- Primary Number 117
- Secondary Number 117
- DSR loss delay 121
- Max delay between rings 121
- Send a command message delay 121
- Switch type 122
- ISDN number for B1 122
- ISDN number for B2 122
- Initial billing interval 123
- Recurring billing interval 123
- ISDN Menu > Protocols 124
- Important ISDN Concepts 125
- Threshold monitoring interval 126
- Maximum duration of calls 126
- Maximum number of calls 126
- ISDN Menu > Incoming Calls 127
- Enable ISDN Access 128
- Selecting an Interface Cable 129
- Corporation 130
- Cable Specifications 131
- Type of Connectors 132
- The V.24 Interface 133
- The V.35 Interface 135
- The EIA-530 Interface 137
- VHSI-EIA-530 cable 138
- The V.36/RS-449 Interface 139
- DRAIN WIRE 140
- TWISTED PAIRS 140
- (MANDATORY) 140
- The X.21 Interface 141
- Configuration Worksheets 142
- HDLC Worksheet 144
- Dynamic or Static DLCI 145
- PPP Worksheet 146
- VHSI Port Worksheet 147
- General Information 152
- Declaration of Conformity 153
- Safety Notice 153
- Authorized Signature: 154
- Montreal, September 10, 2001 154
- EU Declaration of Conformity 156
- Limited Warranty 157
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