5 Access Server Configuration and Management Manual

Configuring Remote Access Connections

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Remote-Control Access Configuration

Figure 9-3 shows an AWAN access server in a remote-control access configuration. In

this example, a PC can dial into the AWAN access server and, by using remote-control

software, control the keyboard, mouse, and monitor on a PC connected to the LAN.

How It Works

Workstations connected to the AWAN access server using remote access connections

can access the same Tandem NonStop TCP/IP subsystem features (Telnet, File Transfer

Protocol (FTP), and so forth) that are available to workstations connected to the same

LAN as the AWAN access server. The AWAN access server simply passes through all

Transmission Control Protocol/Internet Protocol (TCP/IP) frames from the workstation

to the LAN.

This remainder of this subsection describes how the AWAN access server supports

remote-node access, remote-office access, and remote-control access.

Figure 9-3. Remote-Control Configuration Example

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Ethernet LAN

AWAN Access Server

Remote-Control

Host

Remote-Control

Client

Remote Control