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Q: Does the IMS-4000 need a modem for dialup access?
Q: What is needed to make a remote connection from my workstation at home?
Q: What capabilities are available from the remote dialup workstation?
Q: What kind of security is provided for dialup access?
Q: I use a popular RAS product. Can I use my RAS port to access the IMS-4000?
Q: What kind of phone line is needed for the IMS-4000 Host?
Q: I must use my PBX for telephone service, what type of Class of Service should I use?
Q: Does the IMS-4000 need a modem for dialup access? Top
A: No. The IMS contains a fully integrated 56k modem.
Q: What is needed to make a remote connection from my workstation at home? Top
A: All that is required is a workstation running Microsoft's Windows 95, 98, 2000 or NT and support for Dialup Up Networking. A modem is required on the remote workstation.
Q: What capabilities are available from the remote dialup workstation? Top
A: Because the you use the same ConsoleView software for remote access as you do for local access, all of the features are available.
Q: What kind of security is provided for dialup access? Top
A: If you dialin directly to the IMS-4000s modem port, user access to specific features can be restricted by use of the IMS SecurityView configuration setup screen.
Q: I use a popular RAS product. Can I use my RAS port to access the IMS-4000? Top
A: Yes. You can use any remote dial-in network port to gain access to the IMS just as you would any of your network-based services. However, when you use the IMS-4000's RAS port, you are guaranteed access every time because the unit has its own internal battery backup.
Q: What kind of phone line is needed for the IMS-4000 Host? Top
A: The IMS-4000 Host uses a standard analog telephone line. It is recommended that this line be a direct line to the telephone CO. This ensures that if your internal PBX should fail, the IMS can still get a warning message out to you.
Q: My company restricts any direct CO lines. So I have to use an extension line from my company's PBX. What Class of Service should I request from my telephone department? Top
A: To obtain the maximum benefit from the IMS-4000, it is recommended that the CoS afford the most service available. This includes a direct-dial telephone number, long distance capable, and the ability to dial toll free numbers. Your IMS-4000 will be able to place any calls it needs to reach you.
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