Dial-up or ISDN connection

Dial-up or ISDN connection

If you have dial-up 56K or ISDN access to the Internet WinRoute Lite must run on a computer that includes:

Modem attached to the phone or ISDN line

Network Card Interface (NIC) leading to the internal network.

Connection via Dial-up or ISDN

Before the connection

Before connecting to the Internet, double check the following:

TCP/IP protocol is properly installed and configured.

Dial-up networking is properly installed and configured.

Modem is attached to the WinRoute Lite host PC.

WinRoute Lite uses Dial-up Networking or RAS services available in your operating system for your Internet connection. Make sure that you are able to connect to the Internet from the computer where WinRoute Lite is to be installed to assure that the connection is correctly configured and dial-up networking or RAS is properly working.

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WinRoute Lite Configuration

In WinRoute Lite go to menu Settings and choose that you will connect to the Internet via Dial-UP

Choose one of the pre-configured RAS connections and insert the user name and password for that connection.

Dialling Options:

Dial on demand - Workstations using DHCP, or those configured to use WinRoute as their primary DNS server, can take advantage of Dial on Demand. This feature will allow WinRoute to dial the connection when a workstation on the network opens a web browser or any application trying to resolve an external domain name.

Hang up if idle for - This will cause WinRoute to close the internet connection if no Internet activity is detected for the defined time period (default = 10 Min)

Redial when busy - WinRoute will redial the connection if the phone line is busy (default = 3 times)

Reconnect on line failure - If the Internet connection drops, WinRoute will automatically redial the connection.