Connecting To An Internet Service Provider

• Public IP Network On LAN Using CHAP Authentication
  Connect a public network to an Internet Service Provider using PPP with CHAP Authentication.
  
  
• Public IP Network On LAN Using PAP Authentication
  Connect a public network to an Internet Service Provider using PPP with PAP Authentication.
  
  
• (NAT) Private IP Network On LAN Using CHAP Authentication
  Connect a private network to an Internet Service Provider using PPP with CHAP Authentication and NAT.
  
  
• (NAT) Private IP Network On LAN Using PAP Authentication
  Connect a private network to an Internet Service Provider using PPP with PAP Authentication and NAT.

IP And IPX Routing

• Dial-On-Demand: Dynamic Routing
  Connect two sites using IP and IPX together with ISDN. The ISDN line dials only when needed and dynamic snapshot routing offers minimal maintenance.
  
  
• Dial-On-Demand: Static Routing
  Connect two sites using IP and IPX together with ISDN. The ISDN line dials only when needed. Routes are manually created and must be maintained.
  
  
• Nailed-Up: Dynamic Routing
  Connect two sites using IP and IPX together with a permanent ISDN connection. Dynamic routing offers minimal maintainance, but ISDN costs are a consideration.

IP Routing Only

• Dial-On-Demand: Dynamic Routing
  Connect two IP sites together with ISDN. The ISDN line dials only when needed and dynamic snapshot routing offers minimal maintenance.
  
  
• Dial-On-Demand: Static Routing
  Connect two IP sites together with ISDN. The ISDN line activates only when needed. Routes are manually created and must be maintained.
  
  
• Nailed Up: Dynamic Routing
  Connect two IP sites together with a permanent ISDN connection. Dynamic routing offers minimal maintainance, but ISDN costs are a consideration.

IPX Routing Only

• Dial-On-Demand: Dynamic Routing
  Connect two IPX sites together with ISDN. The ISDN line dials only when needed and dynamic routing offers minimal maintenance.
  
  
• Dial-On-Demand: Static Routing
  Connect two IPX sites together with ISDN. The ISDN line dials only when needed. Routes are manually created and must be maintained.
  
  
• Nailed-Up: Dynamic Routing
  Connect two IPX sites together with a permanent ISDN connection. Dynamic routing offers minimal maintainance, but ISDN costs are a consideration.