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How
to set up Secure Remote Access using WhistleWare 3.2
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Problem:
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You would like remote users
from your office to have access to servers and the InterJet
on your Office Ethernet. What do you need to do to set up
this configuration?
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Solution:
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This feature will allow remote
users with appropriate passwords to access your Office Ethernet
from the Internet.
For installation and configuration
details, download the pdf document found here.
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How
to set up port mapping using WhistleWare 3.2
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Problem:
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You would like to allow Internet
access to a computer on your Office Ethernet for specific
purposes.
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Solution:
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WhistleWare 3.2 allows you
to specify Internet access through defined ports on the
InterJet. For installation and configuration details, download
the pdf document found here.
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How
to use an InterJet with an existing 100BaseT network
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Problem:
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An office is using 100BaseT
on the Office Ethernet. The InterJet's Ethernet hub supports
10BaseT. How can the two networks coexist?
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Solution:
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Use an Ethernet hub with at
least one 10BaseT port and enough 100BaseT ports to connect
all Ethernet client machines. Connect the InterJet to the
10BaseT port, and the other machines to the 100Baset ports,
as usual.
You may also use a router between
the 10BaseT and 100BaseT networks. In this case, make sure
the router is capable of passing DHCP requests (install
a DHCP Helper) between the 10BaseT and 100BaseT networks
to assure the InterJet will provide DHCP services properly.
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Client
cannot access InterJet folders through Windows Neighborhood
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Problem:
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Windows client attempts to log
onto InterJet as a shared server via Windows Neighborhood. The
user enters his InterJet User Name and Password, but receives
an "access denied" message. Even so, the InterJet's Software
folder is accessible.
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Solution:
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Each client must have a user name
and password that is identical on Windows 95/98 and the InterJet
to log onto the InterJet and see all three main folders (Internal,
Public, and Software). If your system if not set up in this
manner, change either the InterJet's user name or Windows 95/98's
user name to match one another.
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