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data out of the X.25 frames sent by the PAD. The D YNASTAR then sends the data as an IPX data stream to the Novell network number contained in the data, based on information in the DYNASTAR’s IPX routing table. 13 Telnet and Async Services NOTE: You must already have configured an IPX-Out port on the DYNASTAR as well as IPX routing tables. For more information, see Chapter 12, The IP/IPX Router Application. 1 SLIP. SLIP service, when configured on the Async Services menu, allows SLIP data to be transported over X.25 and delivered to an IP destination. Figure 13-11 shows a typical SLIP application. As in the previous example, the PAD is set up for transparent operation. SLIP data is received by the PAD and routed by DYNASTAR A over an X.25 trunk to D YNASTAR B. TCP/IP Network X.25 Network X.25 PAD SLIP DynaStar A DynaStar B TCP/IP Server Figure 13-11 SLIP application When DYNASTAR B receives an X.25 call request containing the same X.121 address as a SLIP service configured on an Async Services menu, the call is accepted. As data is received from the PAD, it is stripped out of X.25 frames. The D YNASTAR’s IP router then sends the data as a TCP/IP data stream to the IP address contained in the SLIP data. NOTE: You must previously have configured an IP port as well as IP routing tables. For more information, see Chapter 12, The IP/IPX Router Application. 13-20
