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nt7332 · May 18th, 2005, 10:19 AM

On a definity one the RAS is just a Dial up networking connection with windows. just set up a dial up network connection with the Defone on your windows laptop and connect using your NT or server 2000 (depending on which release you have) login. and use the RAS-IP and do a network connection in ASA. You need to make sure you user name in the Defone NT or 2000 has Dial Acc. checked off. Also if you need to reprogram the ras ip, do a Start, Run, Bash then type in unrestric, You SHOULD get to a bash prompt on the definity and type in the command SETIP=xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx and you will be able to reset the ras ip to what you like. remember AVAYA might not like it but if you dont have a mant. contract with them you can set it to what you like.

May 18th, 2005, 10:19 AM	#2 (permalink)
nt7332 PBXtech SILVER 25+ posts Join Date: Sep 2004 Posts: 66	Re: Deinity One RAS Access On a definity one the RAS is just a Dial up networking connection with windows. just set up a dial up network connection with the Defone on your windows laptop and connect using your NT or server 2000 (depending on which release you have) login. and use the RAS-IP and do a network connection in ASA. You need to make sure you user name in the Defone NT or 2000 has Dial Acc. checked off. Also if you need to reprogram the ras ip, do a Start, Run, Bash then type in unrestric, You SHOULD get to a bash prompt on the definity and type in the command SETIP=xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx and you will be able to reset the ras ip to what you like. remember AVAYA might not like it but if you dont have a mant. contract with them you can set it to what you like.