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Configuring Remote Access Connections

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Summary of Configuration Tasks

Configuring remote access involves a number of tasks. Table 9-1 lists each task in the

order in which it must be performed.

Finally, you should save and store your configuration changes as described in Saving a

Configuration File on page 5-27 and Storing a Configuration File on page 5-29.

Configuring the Himalaya NonStop Server

If you plan to access 6530 applications, Web servers, or client/server applications that

reside on a Himalaya NonStop server, you must configure the necessary software on the

Himalaya NonStop server with which the remote workstation will communicate.

Required Software

The following software is required on the Himalaya NonStop server for remote access

communications:

•

Tandem NonStop TCP/IP subsystem

•

ServerNet LAN Systems Access (SLSA) subsystem (for Himalaya S-series server)

or the Tandem LAN Access Method (TLAM) subsystem (for Himalaya K-series

servers)

Tandem NonStop TCP/IP Subsystem

You can configure a Himalaya NonStop server to connect to a TCP/IP network using the

Tandem NonStop TCP/IP subsystem. The Tandem NonStop TCP/IP subsystem is

described in the TCP/IP Configuration and Management Manual (for Himalaya S-series

servers) or Tandem NonStop TCP/IP Configuration and Management Manual (for

Himalaya K-series servers).

Table 9-1. Remote Access Connection Configuration Tasks

Task Description Purpose

1. Configuring the Himalaya NonStop

Server

To configure the software needed on the

Himalaya NonStop server for remote

access.

2. Configuring Users and Ports on the

AWAN Access Server

To configure the modem, identify user

names and passwords, and enable protocols

for users and ports.

3. Configuring Workstations To configure the software needed on the

workstation for remote access.

4. Verifying a Remote-Access

Connection

To make sure the remote access connection

is operational.