Demand-Dial Interface Wizard - Protocols and Security
Applies To: Windows Server 2008
| Dialog box element | Description |
|---|---|
Route IP packets on this interface. |
Specifies whether IP routing, the forwarding of IP packets from one routing interface to another, is enabled on this interface. You must enable IP routing in order for LAN and demand-dial routing to occur. |
Add a user account so a remote router can dial in. |
Anyone calling the server running Routing and Remote Access must be authenticated and authorized. Authentication is based on the caller's set of credentials that are passed during the connection establishment process. The credentials that are passed must correspond to a user account. Authorization is granted based on the dial-in permission of the user account and network policies. |
Send a plain-text password if that is the only way to connect. |
Use this option if the remote router doesn’t support encryption or the type of encryption supported by the local router. |
Use scripting to complete the connection with the remote router. |
Scripts can be used to automate the logon process and other connection tasks. |