>
> I have a PM2e-30 , which I have connected to a usr digital modem bank. Is
> it possible to set up some of the modems to be used as a dial-out device by
> Windows95 users on our lan ? The portmaster manual talks about the host
> using a in.pmd file. We are using RADIUS with our Pm , but it's RadiusNT.
> The in.pmd sounds like a unix solution.
>
> Any ideas ?
>
> If I have to I could find a unix box to set up , but then I might as well
> buy a 8 port IOLAN box which supports NT as well as unix.
Tactical Software has released a program called "DialOut/IP." This
is a modern version (32 bit version at that) of the old ComT they had.
DialOut/IP will run on Windows 3.x, Windows 95, and Windows NT.
You can specify up to 16 ports (and can get specialized versions to
do more). For each port you can specify an IP address (of the portmaster)
and a Port # which is configured to NetData on the Portmaster.
Evaluation coppies of this software can be downloaded from
www.tactical-sw.com. Please be sure to put refered by Livingston
in the comments field of the download form.
Please e-mail me if you need any further help setting this up!
Paul W.
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Paul H. White /
Technical Support Engineer / L I V I N G S T O N
"Total Access. Sure and Simple." /___ Enterprises, Inc.
4464 Willow Rd. Pleasanton, CA 94588
pwhite@livingston.com (800)458-9966