RE: (ASCEND) Bi-directional Networking

[Steve LaDuke <steve_laduke@tuttle.com>]

It is very reasonable to expect to be able to connect either way.

Things to check:
Can the Max boxes actually dial out?
Can the Pipeline receive a call?

Connect to a pipeline via your conventional modem and then call the
pipeline.
Watch the status window.

Is the profiles on both the Max and the pipeline set:
profile->Telco options->AnsOrig=Both

Steve LaDuke

> -----Original Message-----
> From:	Adam Neat [SMTP:adamneat@ipax.com.au]
> ...
> The problem with this is that we have never been able to get it
> working the 
> other way. ie: if WE need to access our remote router, we always need
> to dial 
> into the WAN site via conventional modems and access it via the back
> way.
> ... 
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