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Overview
Overview
Eiconcard Connections for Windows extends wide-area networking (WAN) capabilities for
Microsoft Windows, and Routing and Remote Access Service (RRAS) applications.
RAS Client
Internet
Dial-Up Line
Backbone Router
(IP and IPX)
IP/IPX
Eiconcard Connections for
Windows and an Eiconcard
X.25
Frame Relay
ISDN
PPP and HDLC Link
Eiconcard Connections for
Windows and an Eiconcard
IP/IPX
SDLC, X.25, or
SNA over Frame
Relay link with
Microsoft SNA Server
IBM Mainframe
Routing Services is used to interconnect IP and IPX LANs and to provide access to the
Internet. The PAD or X.25 WAN Miniport, used in conjunction with Microsoft RAS, provides remote dial-in users with access to corporate LAN resources. Drivers for Microsoft Host
Integration Server provide WAN support and extend Host Integration Server’s ability to connect to SNA hosts around the world.
Technical Highlights
Routing Services
Eiconcard Networks Routing Services extends Microsoft Routing and Remote Access Service
(RRAS) for use with the Eiconcard Routing Services (LAN emulation), X.25 and ISDN WAN
Miniport Eiconcard drivers.
Routing Services supports these features:
• Multiprotocol routing: TCP/IP and IPX/SPX communications over X.25 packet-switched networks (SVCs and PVCs for remote Eiconcard routers, SVCs for remote third-party routers), HDLC(LAPB), Frame Relay networks, leased or dial-up lines using PPP
• Frame Relay, PPP, X.25, HDLC(LAPB), over dial-up interfaces such as ISDN
• Dial-on-demand for ISDN, Frame Relay, PPP, and X.25
• SNA over Frame Relay connectivity with Host Integration Server
Encapsulation support (RFC 1490): IBM Boundary Network Node (BNN) and IBM Boundary
Access Node (BAN)
• Up to 32 simultaneous router connections
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Eiconcard Connections for Windows Quickstart
• RFCs (Request for Comments): 1058, 1122, 1293, 1332, 1334, 1356, 1490, 1552, 1583,
1618, 1661, 1717, 1723, 1962, 1967, 1974, 2118, 2125
• ISDN WAN Miniport connectivity
• Up to 2:1 software-based data compression
• Real-time tracing utilities
• Dynamic PPP connections
• Dynamic X.25 connections
• Dial backup on the Eiconcard with/without mixed protocols
• Inter-operates with RFC-compliant routers including Bay Networks, Cisco, Ascend
• Advanced IP filtering for basic firewall capabilities
• Datagrams and broadcast datagrams
• RFC 1122: TCP Spoofing
• IP over HDLC (LAPB)
Frame Relay Support
• Local Management Interface 1.0 (LMI), Annex D, and Annex A Link Management (Auto LMI feature automatically detects LMI type of remote)
• Data compression: Bay Networks, FRF.9
• Congestion control (FECN, BECN, and DEbit)
• Priority Low filter
• Dynamic Data Link Control Identifier (DLCI) discovery
• RFC 1490: Multiprotocol Interconnect over Frame Relay
PPP Support
• Data compression: Stacker, Microsoft, Bay Networks
• Dynamic PPP: Configure PPP Profile
• RFC 1332: Internet Protocol Control Protocol (IPCP) (partial)
• RFC 1552: Internetwork Packet Exchange Control Protocol (IPXCP) partial
• RFC 1334: PAP (Password Authentication Protocol) and CHAP (Challenge Handshake
Authentication Protocol)
• RFC 1661: PPP
• RFC 1618: PPP over ISDN
• RFC 1717: Multilink PPP
• RFC 2125: Bandwidth Allocation Control Protocol (BACP) page 17
Overview
X.25 Support
• CCITT/ITU X.25, X.32, and X.121 (1984, 1988)
• X.32 for Transpac (France) and X.32 for Ericsson ERIPAX
• Microsoft Server Exchange
• Management of outgoing and incoming calls and all X.25 facilities
• Operates in terminal mode (DTE) and host mode (DCE)
• Data compression: Eiconcard Stacker, Bay Networks, Cisco
X.3 PAD Support
• Full CCITT/ITU X.3, X.28, and X.29 (1988)
• Windows serial driver
• 7 pre-defined PAD profiles
• Configurable profiles
• Incoming/Outgoing connection type
• 254 port support
SNA Link Service
• Multidrop support
• Leased and dialup line
• Automatic dialup access
• SDLC and X.25/QLLC
Internet/Intranet Access
Eiconcard Connections for Windows provides convenient Internet/Intranet access to both local and remote users. Routing Services allows users to access the Internet/Intranet whether they be in the office or on the road. Corporate LAN users can access the Internet/Intranet over a variety of WAN protocols including ISDN, Frame Relay, PPP, X.25, or HDLC.
Also, by installing Routing Services and RAS on the LAN and connecting these applications to an X.25 service provider, mobile users can dial the local asynchronous access point of the X.25 network using their regular modem and access the same services they have in the office, including the Internet.
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Eiconcard Connections for Windows Quickstart
RAS Client
Dial-Up Line
Eiconcard Connections for Windows X.25 PAD,
RAS, and an Eiconcard
Eiconcard
Connections for
Windows and an Eiconcard
IP/IPX
X.25
Dial-Up Line
IP/IPX
Eiconcard
Connections for
Windows and an Eiconcard
X.25
Frame Relay
PPP
ISDN
RAS Client
Internet
Access to the Internet/Intranet over ISDN, Frame Relay, PPP, X.25 or HDLC.
Routing Services
Eiconcard Connections for Windows allows branch offices to link together and transparently share information. Routing Services works with the Microsoft TCP/IP and IPX/SPX protocol stacks. Routing Services provides local and remote applications with LAN interconnection over leased lines and dial-up connections, including ISDN, using X.25, HDLC, Frame Relay, SNA over Frame Relay, or PPP.
Backbone Router
(IP and IPX)
IP/IPX
Eiconcard
Connections for
Windows and an Eiconcard
X.25
Frame Relay
ISDN
PPP or HDLC Link
SNA over
Frame Relay with Microsoft
SNA Server
Eiconcard
Connections for
Windows and an Eiconcard
IP/IPX
IBM Mainframe
Routing Services extends the routing ability of Microsoft Windows allowing it to operate over various WAN links such as ISDN,
Frame Relay, PPP, X.25, HDLC, and SNA over Frame Relay.
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Overview
Eiconcard Connections for Windows router interoperability allows customers to access the network backbone comprised of different vendors’ products (Bay Networks, Cisco, Ascend).
Routing Services also fully supports Microsoft’s Routing Information Protocol (RIP) and Open
Shortest Path First (OSPF) for “dynamic routing”. Refer to the “Routing Services” topics in the
Eiconcard Connections for Windows Online Guide ( ECGUIDE .
CHM ).
ISDN or X.25 WAN Miniport and Microsoft RRAS
You can use the Eiconcard Connections for Windows ISDN or X.25 WAN Miniport in conjunction with Microsoft Routing and Remote Access Service (RRAS) to enable remote dial-in access and connect over X.25 links to information on your corporate network. This provides the remote user with access to client-server applications such as SQL Server, connections through
Host Integration Server to an IBM mainframe, or connections to the Internet.
RAS Client
Internet
X.25 link with Micosoft
SNA Server
IP/IPX
Eiconcard
Connections for
Windows
(ISDN or X.25 WAN
Miniport) and an Eiconcard
X.25
IBM Mainframe
Dial-Up Line
RAS Client
Eiconcard
Connections for
Windows
(ISDN or X.25 WAN
Miniport) and an Eiconcard
IP/IPX
Remote dial-in users, connecting through Microsoft RRAS have access to all corporate network resources.
For more information about using Eiconcard Connections for Windows with Microsoft RRAS, see the ISDN or X.25 WAN Miniport topics in the Eiconcard Connections for Windows Online
Guide ( ECGUIDE .
CHM ).
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Eiconcard Connections for Windows Quickstart
Eiconcard Connections for Windows and
Microsoft Host Integration Server
Eiconcard Connections for Windows, in conjunction with Microsoft Host Integration Server, enables connection to SNA hosts over WAN links. Local users and remote users connecting through Microsoft Routing and Remote Access Service (RRAS) can connect to SNA hosts across the city or around the world.
X.25 and SDLC
Link using Microsoft
SNA Server
IBM Mainframe
X.25
IP/IPX IP/IPX
Eiconcard
Connections for
Windows and an Eiconcard
Eiconcard
Connections for
Windows and an Eiconcard
X.25 and SDLC
Link using Microsoft
SNA Server
IBM Mainframe
Eiconcard Connections for Windows extends
Microsoft Host Integration Server to connect over WAN links.
For information on using Eiconcard Connections for Windows with Microsoft Host Integration
Server, refer to the “Host Integration Server Link Drivers” topic in the Eiconcard Connections for Windows Online Guide ( ECGUIDE .
CHM ).
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Table of contents
- 5 Contents
- 6 Introduction
- 6 Protocol Support
- 6 Networked Enterprise Solutions
- 6 Microsoft Server Products Support
- 7 Getting Help
- 7 Release Notes
- 7 Online Guides
- 7 Online Help
- 8 Error Messages
- 9 System Requirements
- 11 Supported Eiconcards
- 12 Installing the Software
- 12 Before installing
- 12 Installing under Windows XP and Later
- 13 Installing under Windows 2000
- 14 Installing Optional Services
- 15 Upgrading a Previous Installation
- 15 Upgrading from Eiconcard Connections for Windows 2000
- 15 Upgrading from Eiconcard Connections for Windows NT
- 16 Overview
- 18 Internet/Intranet Access
- 19 Routing Services
- 20 ISDN or X.25 WAN Miniport and Microsoft RRAS
- 21 Eiconcard Connections for Windows and Microsoft Host Integration Server
- 22 Dialogic Corporation Customer Services
- 23 APPENDIX A
- 23 Services and Devices