Examples of using Demand-dial interface in English and their translations into Russian
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Create a Demand-Dial Interface.
Lists the available local area network(LAN) or demand-dial interfaces.
To add a demand-dial interface.
Demand-dial interfaces typically require an authentication process to become connected.
Follow the instructions in the Demand-Dial Interface wizard.
To configure a demand-dial interface to use specified security settings.
Lists the available LAN or demand-dial interfaces.
To configure a demand-dial interface to be persistent or on-demand.
Auto-static update mode is the default for demand-dial interfaces.
Create a new demand-dial interface to the Internet.
After the steps in this wizard are complete and RRAS is started, the Demand-Dial Interface Wizard is displayed.
For demand-dial interfaces, the gateway address is not configured or used.
This section describes the Demand-Dial Interface Wizard pages in RRAS.
Demand-dial interfaces connect specified routers on either public or private networks.
Select this option to specify that the RRAS server uses a demand-dial interface to connect to the remote network.
A demand-dial interface is a logical interface that represents a point-to-point connection.
Select this option to specify that the RRAS server does not use a demand-dial interface to connect to the remote network.
Use the Demand-dial Interface Properties page to configure the settings for an existing demand-dial interface. .
The interface can be a physical network adapter or you can create a new demand-dial interface.
A demand-dial interface can be either on-demand(activated only when needed) or persistent(always connected).
Use this wizard page to specify the type of virtual private network(VPN)that you want the demand-dial interface to use.
When the demand-dial interface is in a disconnected state, all packets forwarded to the demand-dial interface are compared to the listed filters.
After the steps in the RRAS Setup Wizard are complete, you must define a new demand-dial interface by using the Demand-Dial Interface Wizard.
To use the demand-dial interface, create a route that uses the new demand-dial interface as the interface to the destination network.
Specifies that a demand-dial connection is initiated only when IP packets forwarded over this demand-dial interface match one of the listed filters.
To configure a demand-dial interface, right-click the interface, click Properties, and then configure the settings on the Demand-Dial Properties page.
Specifies that a demand-dial connection is not initiated for IP packets forwarded to this demand-dial interface that match one of the listed filters.
To open the Demand-dial Interface Properties page, click Network Interfaces, in the details pane, right-click the interface, and then click Properties.
If the configured DNS server is on the public network and accessed through a demand-dial interface, this setting specifies that the connection is to be made when a DNS name resolution request is received by a host on the private network.
A demand-dial interface can be either on-demand(activated only when needed) or persistent(always connected) and initiate one-way or two-way connections.