Select the Bindings tab. Client for Microsoft Networks must be checked.

Select the Advanced tab. Set this protocol to be the default protocol must be checked.

Select the DNS Configuration tab. Enable DNS must be checked.

Enter your OMB UserID as the HOST.

Example: agyxx##

Enter EOP.GOV as the Domain

Under DNS Server Search Order, enter 165.119.003.013 then select Add

Under DNS Server Search Order enter 165.119.003.010 then select Add

Close the TCP/IP Properties window by selecting OK

Close the Network window by selecting OK

Close the Control Panel window by clicking on the top right X.

You will be presented with the screen shown in Figure 2.10

Select No for now, as, you have more configuration steps to complete.

From My Computer, double-click Dial-Up Networking.

As illustrated in Figure 2.11, double-click Make A New Connection.

Set MAX Dial-Up to be the value for The name for the computer you are dialing

Use the pull down arrow to select the modem that you have.

Select Configure to configure your modem.

The screen that is presented is Yourmodem Properties.

The General tab is displayed.

Select your COM Port.

NOTE: Contact your local Technical Support Staff for help in determining which Port you are connected to.

The Maximum Speed setting may be set to the highest possible speed for the connection. At a minimum, a 9600 Baud modem may be set to 38400bps.

Select the Connection tab. The following values should be set:

Data Bits: 8

Parity: None

Stop Bits: 1

These should be the default, but you may wish to verify them to be as shown.

Select : Wait for tone before dialing

Select: Cancel call if not connected within___secs

Set the value of secs to 120

Select: Disconnect a call if idle for more than___mins

Set the value of mins to 15

Port settings and Advanced settings should default to the correct settings, but you may wish to verify the values as shown in Figures 2.15 and 2.16.

After you have verified the settings shown above, return to the Properties screen and select the Options tab.

Select Bring up terminal window after dialing

Select OK.

Select the Next button to present the screen shown in Figure 2.18.

Use the drop down arrow to display the area codes and select 202".

Type in the EOP LanRover phone number in the box as shown.

395-3098

Select Next.

You should see the screen shown in Figure 2.19, displaying your newly created Dial-Up.

Select Finish.

Your MAX Dial-Up icon should appear in your Dial-Up Networking window.

Single-click on the MAX Dial-Up icon.

Click the RIGHT mouse button to bring up the box as shown in Figure 2.21. Select Properties.

Select Server Type... in the lower right hand corner.

Using the drop-down arrow, set Type of Dial-Up Server to:

PPP Windows 95, Windows NT 3.5, Internet

Advanced options:

Select Log on to network

Select Enable software compression

Allowed network protocols:

Select TCP/IP

NOTE: NetBEUI and IPX/SPX protocols are NOT supported by the EOP LanRover for use with MAX.

Select TCP/IP Settings and verify the default settings to be as shown in Figure 2.24:

Select Server assigned IP address

Select Server assigned name server address

Select Use IP header compression

Select Use default gateway on remote network

Select OK to return to Figure 2.23

Select OK again to return to Figure 2.22

One more OK returns you to the Dial-Up Networking screen as shown in Figure 2.20

You now need to re-boot your computer to make the configuration changes take effect.

After you have re-booted, return to the Dial-Up Networking screen:

My Computer

Dial-Up Networking

Double-click your newly configured MAX Dial-Up icon as shown in Figure 2.20.

Enter your OMB UserID

Example: agyxx##

DO NOT ENTER A PASSWORD IN THIS BOX

The phone number should be as shown.

Select Dial Properties... to verify your configuration. You may need to enter a 1" for long distance.

Figure 2.26 shows a standard configuration. Yours may vary and is site location specific. Contact your local Technical Support Staff if you have any question about your specific requirements.

Selecting OK will return you to the screen shown in Figure 2.25.

Press Connect

You should see the Modem status displayed in the Connecting to MAX Dial-Up window.

Upon completion of the connection to the EOP LanRover, you will receive the Post-Dial Terminal Screen as shown in Figure 2.28

You are required to press <Enter> two times to begin the Authentication process.

The Authentication process begins by requesting your OMB UserID (agyxx##) followed by PASSCODE.

The details of Authentication are discussed below.

Shiva LanRover Login Procedures

There are two forms of the Login procedure, the first being when the user first logs in via the Shiva LanRover and is required to set a secret PIN number, and the second being subsequent logins with the PIN established.

In each of the procedures, if a user enters incorrect data or if his/her account is not correctly setup, then he/she will receive the ACCESS DENIED message from the Shiva LanRover. Three such messages will lock a user out and requires a call to Client Services to reset the account. The reason for the 3 strikes, you're out is to protect your account from being compromised.

Each of the Login procedures begin their instructions once the remote PC has connected to the Shiva LanRover's modem.

Shiva LanRover Prompt	User Response
Starting SecurID Authentication... UserID:	User enters their OMB UserID, lastname_f (Internal users) or AGYXX## (Agency users)
Enter PASSCODE:	User enters the complete PASSCODE which is their PIN + SecurID code. Example: 3333777777
PASSCODE Accepted	The user should now press the Continue button.

You now have a connection with the EOP. Proceed, following instructions in Chapter 2, Communicating with the OMB Host, of the MAX A-11 User's Guide.

Shiva LanRover Prompt	User Response
Starting SecurID Authentication... UserID:	User enters their OMB UserID, lastname_f (Internal Users) or AGYXX## (Agency Users)
Enter PASSCODE:	User enters the six digit number from the window on their SecurID card. Example: 666666
Enter Your new PIN, containing 4 to 8 characters. or <Return> to generate a new PIN and display it on the screen or <Ctrl d> to cancel the New PIN procedure:	User enters the 4 to 8 digit PIN that they wish to use from now on and presses <Return> Example: 3333 (It is best to choose your own PIN rather than let the machine select it for you)
Please re-enter new PIN:	User re-enters the PIN they selected to verify that it was received correctly at EOP. Example: 3333
Wait for the code on your card to change, then log in with the new PIN. User ID:	User waits for the SecurID code to change, then logs in with their UserID. (lastname_f or AGYXX##)
Enter PASSCODE:	User now enters the complete passcode, which is PIN+ SecurID code. Example: 3333777777
PASSCODE Accepted	The user should now press the Continue button.

You now have a connection with the EOP. Proceed, following instructions in Chapter 2, Communicating with the OMB Host, of the MAX A-11 User's Guide.

This concludes the section on Windows 95.

WINDOWS NT Remote Access Service

NOTE: You must, at a minimum, have Remote Access Service (RAS) installed in your Windows NT setup before proceeding. Please contact your local Technical Support Staff if you need assistance.

Double click the Remote Access icon in the Remote Access Service window.

The Remote Access window will be presented.

Select the Add button.

The Add Phone Book Entry window will be presented.

Entry Name: MAX DIAL-UP

Phone Number: 202-395-3098

Description: EOP LanRover

DO NOT SELECT Authenticate using current user name and password

Port should default to the correct one.

Select the Modem button.

NOTE: If you do not see the buttons as shown in Figure 3.3, select the Advanced button which will be displayed where you see Basic in this illustration.

The Modem Settings window will be presented.

Select Enable hardware flow control

Select Enable modem error control

Select OK.

Select the Network button as shown in Figure 3.3

The Network Protocol Settings window will be presented.

Select PPP

Select TCP/IP ONLY

Select Request LCP extension (RFC 1570)

Select Use default gateway on remote network

Select the TCP/IP Settings button.

The PPP TCP/IP Settings window will be presented.

Select Server assigned IP address

Select Server assigned name server address

Select Use VJ header compression

Select Use default gateway on remote network

Select the OK button.

Select the OK button again to return to the screen shown in Figure 3.3.

Select the Security button (Figure 3.3).

The Security Settings window will be presented.

Select Accept any authentication including clear text

Set Before dialing to none

Set After dialing to Terminal

Select the OK button.

Select the OK button again to return to the Remote Access screen as shown in Figure 3.2.

When the Remote Access window is presented,

you will see the MAX DIAL-UP entry you just completed configuring.

If you need a prefix to dial out of your complex, click on the ... button on the bottom of the screen shown in Figure 3.8.

The Phone Number Settings window will be presented.

Enter the Prefix that you need to access an outside line. In our example it is "9". You may also require a "1", depending on your site location. Use the drop-down arrow to display choices.

Select the OK button.

Select the MAX DIAL-UP entry.

Select Dial, OR, you may double-click the MAX DIAL-UP entry.

The Authentication window will be presented.

Type your OMB UserID in the User Name field.

Example: agyxx##

No password is required. No Domain is required.

Select OK.

Connect to MAX DIAL-UP window will be presented.

After connecting, the After Dial Terminal window will be presented.

Press <Enter> twice.

You will be prompted to enter your User ID.

Example:agyxx##

Press <Enter>.

You will be prompted to enter your PASSCODE.

The following section discusses the details of establishing your PIN and how to proceed through the Authentication process.

Shiva LanRover Login Procedures

There are two forms of the Login procedure, the first being when the user first logs in via the Shiva LanRover and is required to set a secret PIN number, and the second being subsequent logins with the PIN established.

In each of the procedures, if a user enters incorrect data or if his/her account is not correctly setup, then he/she will receive the ACCESS DENIED message from the Shiva LanRover. Three such messages will lock a user out and requires a call to Client Services to reset the account. The reason for the 3 strikes, you are out is to protect your account from being compromised.

Each of the Login procedures begin their instructions once the remote PC has connected to the Shiva LanRover's modem.

Shiva LanRover Prompt	User Response
Starting SecurID Authentication... UserID:	User enters their OMB UserID, lastname_f (Internal users) or AGYXX## (Agency users)
Enter PASSCODE:	User enters the complete PASSCODE which is their PIN + SecurID code. Example: 3333777777
PASSCODE Accepted	The user should now press the Done button.

You now have a connection with the EOP. Proceed, following instructions in Chapter 2, "ACommunicating with the OMB Host", of the MAX A-11 User's Guide.

Shiva LanRover Prompt	User Response
Starting SecurID Authentication... UserID:	User enters their OMB UserID, lastname_f (Internal Users) or AGYXX## (Agency Users)
Enter PASSCODE:	User enters the six digit number from the window on their SecurID card. Example: 666666
Enter Your new PIN, containing 4 to 8 characters. or <Return> to generate a new PIN and display it on the screen or <Ctrl d> to cancel the New PIN procedure:	User enters the 4 to 8 digit PIN that they wish to use from now on and presses <Return> Example: 3333 (It is best to choose your own PIN rather than let the machine select it for you)
Please re-enter new PIN:	User re-enters the PIN they selected to verify that it was received correctly at EOP. Example: 3333
Wait for the code on your card to change, then log in with the new PIN. User ID:	User waits for the SecurID code to change, then logs in with their UserID. (lastname_f or AGYXX##)
Enter PASSCODE:	User now enters the complete passcode, which is PIN+ SecurID code. Example: 3333777777
PASSCODE Accepted	The user should now press the Done button.

You now have a connection with the EOP. Proceed, following instructions in Chapter 2, Communicating with the OMB Host, of the MAX A-11 User's Guide.

This concludes the section on Windows NT.

Internet Configuration

Version 6.0.0 of the MAX A-11 Data Entry Software has, built in, the ability to use your Internet connection to communicate with the EOP LanRover for OMB Database access.

There are some items of information that you will need to coordinate with your local Technical Support Staff prior to configuration. They are as follows:

Do you use a modem to access the Internet? _________________________________________

Do you have a Firewall?_________________________________________________________

If so, what is the DNS name of your Firewall?________________________________________

What is the exit Port number for your Firewall?______________________________________

What is the Relay your Firewall uses to communicate with your LAN or PC? i.e. Telnet Authentication, etc.__________________________________________________

What is the command sequence required for you to communicate through your Firewall? ____________________________________________________________________________

What is the location of your Hosts file?___________________________________________

The answers to these questions will be used at the time of installation and configuration of your MAX A-11 Data Entry Software.

You need to have the answers to these questions before installing your software.

In addition, this information is only available to your organization. The EOP recognizes that this information is sensitive and unique to your Agency. It is in no way accessible over the Internet.

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