Learn about the modem and resource requirements needed for Point-to-Point TCP/IP Universal Connections.
The Electronic Service Agent™ and ECS service configurations created during activation are *PTP (Point-to-Point) TCP/IP Universal Connection based. If you do not have the modem or the resources to support these types of connections, the service configurations will not be usable or activation will fail due to lack of internal resources.
Modem requirements
Use Table 1 to determine the point-to-point functions that can be set up depending on your modem and resource. If you want to use this modem for problem-reporting and service-information transmission functions, ECS must also be configured to use TCP/IP, not SDLC or SNA communications.
Modem in asynchronous mode
Typically, the default modem setting DSR (Data Set Ready) must be overridden. For an iSeries™ server to detect a hang-up, DSR must be set to follow CD (Carrier Detect). Refer to the modem manual for more information.
Communications I/O adapter requirements
AT&T dial-up and VPN connections are supported.
Adapter | Description |
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2699 | Two-line WAN IOA. This IOA requires either a 2629 LAN/WAN/Workstation IOP or MFIOP. |
2720 | PCI WAN/Twinaxial IOA |
2721 | PCI Two-line WAN IOA |
2742 | Two-line communications IOA |
2745 | PCI Two-line WAN IOA (replaces IOA 2721) |
2771 | Two-port WAN IOA, with a V.90 integrated modem on port 1 and a standard communications interface on port 2. To use port 2 of the 2771 adapter, an external modem with the appropriate cable is required. |
2772 | Two port V.90 integrated modem WAN IOA |
2793 | Two-port WAN IOA, with a V.90 integrated modem on port 1 and a standard communications interface on port 2. To use port 2 of the 2771 adapter, an external modem with the appropriate cable is required. |
2805 | Four port V.92 integrated modem WAN IOA |